Maintenance; Technical Support - Molecular Devices SpectraMax M2 User Manual

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TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Molecular Devices Corporation is a leading worldwide manufacturer and distributor of
analytical instrumentation. We are committed to the quality of our products and to fully
supporting our customers with the highest possible level of technical service. In order to
fully benefit from our technical services, please complete the registration card and return
it to the address printed on the card.
If you have any problems using your SpectraMax M2 or SpectraMax M2
contact the Molecular Devices Technical Services group at 1-800-635-5577; elsewhere
contact your local representative.
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accessories, before requesting service by Molecular Devices representatives and before
returning the instrument or any components to Molecular Devices Corporation.
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performed by qualified personnel. Maintenance not covered in this user guide should be
performed only by a Molecular Devices representative.
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warning symbol shown below can result in a safety hazard.
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main power source before performing any maintenance procedure that requires removal
of any panel or cover or disassembly of any interior instrument component.
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where liquids or potentially damaging gases are present.
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CAUTION:
optics in the instrument. Extreme caution is advised when using organic solvents. Always
use a plate lid and avoid placing a plate containing these materials in the reading chamber
for prolonged periods of time. Damage caused by the use of incompatible or aggressive
solvents is NOT covered by the instrument warranty.
SpectraMax M2 & SpectraMax M2e Multi-mode Plate Readers User Guide — 0112-0102 Rev. D
It is your responsibility to decontaminate the instrument, as well as any
All maintenance procedures described in this user guide can be safely
Removal of protective covers that are marked with the High Voltage
Always turn the power switch off and disconnect the power cord from the
Never perform any operation on the instrument in an environment
Risk of electrical shock. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.
Use of organic solvents (such as dichloromethane) may cause harm to the

5. Maintenance

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