What to do if VWR PCR Laboratory Equipment shows E04 error?
The E04 error on your VWR Laboratory Equipment indicates an overload or that the unit is 'walking'. You can clear this error by pressing the standby button. Ensure the load is within the specified maximum limit before restarting. Also, secure the unit's foot to the lab bench. If the error continues, switch the unit off and contact your VWR representative.
What to do if VWR PCR shows E06 error?
If your VWR Laboratory Equipment displays the E06 error, it signifies a power loss during Program Mode. To reset this error, unplug the unit and then reapply power.
How to fix E03 error on VWR PCR Laboratory Equipment?
The E03 error on your VWR Laboratory Equipment indicates a drive system failure. Ensure the unit is placed on a stable workbench and check for any obstructions. If the E03 error persists, along with grinding, knocking or rubbing noises, switch the unit off and contact your VWR representative.
Why does my VWR PCR show E05 error?
The E05 error on your VWR Laboratory Equipment means the maximum temperature has been exceeded. Verify if a single-point calibration offset was used and ensure the block's temperature hasn't gone beyond 95 to 100°C. If the issue remains, contact your VWR representative.
General| Capacity | 96 x 0.2 mL tubes |
|---|---|
| Temperature Range | 4 to 99.9°C |
| Ramping Rate (Cooling) | 3.5°C/sec |
| Gradient Temperature Range | 30°C to 100°C |
| Gradient Span | 1°C to 24°C |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Cooling Rate | 3.5°C/sec |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
Select between Standard/Manual, User Programmable, or Profile modes.
Guides through setting temperature, speed, and time for basic operation.
Calibrating the shaker speed using a tachometer.
Performing single-point calibration for temperature accuracy.
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