Exhaust Port; Electrical Connection; Rotor Installation; Chemical Resistance Of Centrivap Components - Labconco CentriVap Complete 73150 Series User Manual

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Chapter 3: Getting Started

Exhaust Port

If the CentriVap is not located in a fume hood, attach one end of a user-supplied

3/8" ID hose to the exhaust port on the back of the unit. Clamp securely. Route

the other end to a fume hood or other laboratory ventilation device.

Plug the power cord into the receptacle on the back of the CentriVap Concentrator

and plug the other end into a suitable power receptacle.

Place the rotor onto the shaft of the Concentrator. Rotate the rotor slightly to

engage the drive pin in the shaft with the slots in the rotor hub. The top of the

shaft should be in line with the top of the rotor hub.

IMPORTANT: Do not use a rotor if it shows any signs of damage.

Your CentriVap Complete is designed to be chemical resistant to most

compounds that are commonly used in the concentration processes that are

performed in it. However, by necessity, the CentriVap is comprised of a number

of different materials, some of which may be attacked and degraded by certain

chemicals. The degree of degradation is obviously dependent on the concentration

and duration of exposure. Some major components of the CentriVap that are

susceptible to degradation are as follows:

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