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Tissue-Tek Glas g2 Quick Reference Manual

Tissue-Tek Glas g2 Quick Reference Manual

Automated glass coverslipper

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Tissue-Tek
Automated Glass Coverslipper
Quick Reference Guide
®
The Tissue-Tek
Glas™ g2 automated coverslipper is
designed to coverslip biological specimens that are
mounted on microscope slides using cover glasses.
instrument, as part of the histopathology process, is
Ensure
intended to facilitate the in vitro examination of human
and animal tissue for morphology changes by a
pathologist.
This Quick Reference Guide contains information about
day-to-day use, maintenance and cleaning. For more
detailed information we refer to the most recent
Operating Manual of this instrument.
All users should be trained for the use of the Sakura
instruments. The Sakura User Training is a training to
ensure that new and existing users of a Sakura
instrument have the knowledge and skills to operate and
maintain the instrument in a proper way.
Daily operations
To operate the instrument switch on the "POWER"
button located near the control panel.
By turning on the power there will be a pre-operational
system check.
Ensure that during this check the instrument contains
sufficient coverslip glasses, mounting medium and
solvent. When any of these do not reach their specified
level, add more until this requirement is met.
Check if any slides remain on the transfer area, and
remove them before proceeding.
When placing the mounting medium tilt the mounting
medium tube toward the front and lift it slightly. In order
to prevent air bubbles, insert the tube gently into the
bottle.
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Glas
g2
Version : 2019-1
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Summary of Contents for Tissue-Tek Glas g2

  • Page 1 Glas Automated Glass Coverslipper Version : 2019-1 Quick Reference Guide ® The Tissue-Tek Glas™ g2 automated coverslipper is designed to coverslip biological specimens that are mounted on microscope slides using cover glasses. instrument, as part of the histopathology process, is...
  • Page 2 The carousel on the right contains the empty slide baskets and should be removed periodically. Maintenance introduction ® First review the Operating Manual Tissue-Tek Glas™ for the complete cleaning instructions. When used under normal conditions the dispensing nozzle is placed just above the solvent level within the anti-drying bottle in order to keep the nozzle within the solvent vapours.
  • Page 3 Maintenance  Daily: Station cleaning Nozzle anti-drying bottle Ensure the system to be free of dust. Remove Refresh the solvent in the anti-drying bottle every week or when it becomes cloudy to foreign matters and glass powder with a brush. ensure its effectiveness.
  • Page 4 Maintenance task Frequency Station cleaning Daily Cover glass arm Daily Dispensing nozzle Daily Waste container Daily Loading station Weekly Nozzle anti-drying bottle Weekly (or when cloudy) Receiving racks Weekly Slide arm and detector Weekly Pump anti drying bottle Every two months Preventative maintenance Yearly ...