Technical Information; Introduction; Cleaning; Transporting The Dosi Pump 1000 - Key Diagnostics DOSIPUMP DP 1000 Series User Manual

5 Technical information

5.1 Introduction

Chapter "Technical information" contains additional information on operation of the D
assumed that the unit is operated by a trained D

5.2 Cleaning

Cleaning procedures must be performed regularly in order to ensure optimum performance of the
D P 1000. The cleaning routine described below must not be considered as absolutely essential. It
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serves as a guideline to assist efficient operation of the D
to clean must be made by the individual laboratory.
5.2.1 Materials required
• Washing-up liquid - use a mixture of one part washing-up liquid and three parts water.
• Deionised water
• Soft-lint-free cleaning cloth and paper tissues
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5.2.2 Cleaning procedures
Cleaning the unit
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Clean the surface of the unit with a lightly moistened cloth.
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Wipe off the Plexiglas covers with a lightly moistened cloth.
Cleaning the touch screen
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The touch screen may be cleaned only with water (or soapy water). Never remove residue by
scratching or scraping the touch screen.
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5.3 Transporting the D
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Do not use cleaning agents containing acetone or other aggressive cleaning
agents (nitrocellulose thinners,...).
Disconnect the mains plug each time before cleaning.
Never use too much water since this could otherwise result in water enter-
ing the unit. Never remove residue by scratching or scraping.
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Remove all tubes and disconnect the unit from the mains power supply be-
fore moving the unit.
When moving the unit, always grip it at the bottom and not on the pump
head.
P 1000 user with the required access rights.
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