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Solaris Shaker Series
Instruction Manual
70900190-e • 2023-03

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  • Page 1 Thermo Scientific Solaris Shaker Series Instruction Manual 70900190-e • 2023-03...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    1� 1� Technical Data � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 12 Thermo Scientific Solaris 2000 Shaker � � � � � � � � 12 Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 Shaker �...
  • Page 4 1� 4� Product Overview � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 44 1� 4� 1� Solaris 2000 � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 44 1�...
  • Page 5 3� 3� 8� Beaker Rack Installation � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 103 3� 3� 9� Separatory Funnel Clamp Installation � � � � � � � � � 104 3�...

  • Page 6: Preface

    Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 Shaker, 100–240 V ±10 %, 50 / 60 Hz SK4000 Thermo Scientific Solaris 2000 I Shaker, 100–120, 200–240 V ±10 %, 50 / 60 Hz SK2001 Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 I Shaker, 100–120, 200–240 V ±10 %, 50 / 60 Hz SK4001 Thermo Scientific Solaris 2000 R Shaker, 100–240 V ±10 %, 50 / 60 Hz...

  • Page 7: Signal Words And Symbols

    Signal Words and Symbols Signal Word Degree of Hazard Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result WA R NI NG in death or serious injury. Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result C AU T I O N in minor or moderate injury.

  • Page 8: Symbols Used In The Instruction Manual

    Symbols used in the Instruction Manual Observe the information contained in the instruction manual to keep yourself and your environment safe. General hazard Electrical hazard Biological hazard Danger of cuts Indicates information Hazard caused by considered important, flammable materials but not hazard-related. Risk of finger or hand injuries caused by mechanical parts...
  • Page 9 Risk from handling hazardous substances. When working with corrosive samples (salt solutions, acids, bases), the accessories and the shaker have to WA R N I N G be cleaned thoroughly. The shaker is neither inert nor protected against ƒ explosion. Never use the shaker in an explosion- prone environment.
  • Page 10 Damage to health from shaking explosive or flammable materials or substances. Do not shake explosive or flammable materials or WA R N I N G substances. Burnings from hot surfaces. In a temperature controlled shaker the surfaces like platform and accessories can get hot under the hood. C A U TI O N Do not touch hot surfaces.
  • Page 11 Biological harm due to broken or leaking vessels. Improperly installed accessories can lead to spilled samples. C A U TI O N Make sure that accessories are installed properly ƒ by using the correct tools and screws. Make sure that accessories fit reasonably on the ƒ...
  • Page 12 Physical harm caused by ignoring operative basics. Never operate the shaker without a properly ƒ installed platform. C A U TI O N Never use the shaker if parts of its exterior are ƒ damaged or missing. Never use a shaker with a defective hood spring. A ƒ...

  • Page 13: 1� Technical Specifications

    Technical Data 1. Technical Specifications 1. 1. Technical Data Thermo Scientific Solaris 2000 Shaker Speed Range 15–525 rpm Running Time 99 h 59 min (1 min increments) or continuous mode Noise Level at max. Speed 50 dB (A) (1 m in front of the unit at 1.6 m height) Maximum Load (incl.

  • Page 14: Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 Shaker

    Technical Data Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 Shaker Speed Range 15–525 rpm Running Time 99 h 59 min (1 min increments) or continuous mode Noise Level at max. Speed 54 dB (A) (1 m in front of the unit at 1.6 m height) Maximum Load (incl.

  • Page 15: Thermo Scientific Solaris 2000 I Shaker

    Technical Data Thermo Scientific Solaris 2000 I Shaker Speed Range 15–525 rpm Temperature Setting Range 30–60 °C Temperature Stability in Flask Ambient temperature 23 °C; for 1 h with stable chamber at 37 °C temperature ± 0.1 °C Temperature Uniformity in Flask Ambient temperature 23 °C;...

  • Page 16: Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 I Shaker

    Technical Data Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 I Shaker Speed Range 15–525 rpm Temperature Setting Range 30–60 °C Temperature Stability in Flask Ambient temperature 23 °C; for 1 h with stable chamber at 37 °C temperature ± 0.1 °C Temperature Uniformity in Flask Ambient temperature 23 °C;...

  • Page 17: Thermo Scientific Solaris 2000 R Shaker

    Technical Data Thermo Scientific Solaris 2000 R Shaker Speed Range 15–525 rpm Temperature Setting Range 5–60 °C Temperature Stability in Flask Ambient temperature 23 °C; for 1 h with stable chamber at 37 °C temperature ± 0.1 °C Temperature Uniformity in Flask Ambient temperature 23 °C;...

  • Page 18: Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 R Shaker

    Technical Data Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 R Shaker Speed Range 15–525 rpm Temperature Setting Range 4–60 °C Temperature Stability in Flask Ambient temperature 23 °C; for 1 h with stable chamber at 37 °C temperature ± 0.1 °C Temperature Uniformity in Flask Ambient temperature 23 °C;...

  • Page 19: 1� 2� Accessories

    Accessories 1. 2. Accessories Protection may be impaired by incompatible accessories. Use only accessories for this shaker which have been approved by Thermo Fisher Scientific. C A U T I O N For updated lists check www.thermofisher.com. 18 / 143...

  • Page 20: 1� 2� 1� Platforms

    Art. No. Solaris 2000 Weight Thermo Scientific Solaris 12 x 14 Universal Platform 2.7 kg (5.9 lbs) SK1214 Thermo Scientific Solaris 12 x 14 Dual Stack Universal Platform 6.4 kg (14.1 lbs) SK1214D Thermo Scientific Solaris 12 x 14 Dual Stack Universal Platform SK1214DK Upgrade Kit Thermo Scientific Solaris 18 x 18 Universal Platform...

  • Page 21: 1� 2� 2� Flask Clamps

    Accessories 1. 2. 2. Flask Clamps For Solaris 2000 Platforms Art. Universal Dual Stack 12 x 14 18 x 18 18 x 24 12 x 14 18 x 18 10 ml Erlenmeyer 30150BI 25 ml Erlenmeyer 30151 50 ml Erlenmeyer 30152BI 125 ml Erlenmeyer 30153 250 ml Erlenmeyer 30154BI 300 ml  Erlenmeyer 30155 500 ml Erlenmeyer 30156BI 1 l Erlenmeyer 30157BI 2 l Erlenmeyer...
  • Page 22 Accessories For Solaris 4000 Platforms Art. No. Universal Dual Stack 18 x 30 36 x 24 18 x 30 10 ml Erlenmeyer 30150BI 25 ml Erlenmeyer 30151 50 ml Erlenmeyer 30152BI 125 ml Erlenmeyer 30153 250 ml Erlenmeyer 30154BI 300 ml  Erlenmeyer 30155 500 ml Erlenmeyer 30156BI 1 l Erlenmeyer 30157BI 2 l Erlenmeyer 30158 4 l Erlenmeyer 30159...
  • Page 23 Accessories For Solaris 2000 I / 2000 R Platform Art. No. Universal 11 x 14 10 ml Erlenmeyer 30150BI 25 ml Erlenmeyer 30151 50 ml Erlenmeyer 30152BI 125 ml Erlenmeyer 30153 250 ml Erlenmeyer 30154BI 300 ml  Erlenmeyer 30155 500 ml Erlenmeyer 30156BI 1 l Erlenmeyer 30157BI 2 l Erlenmeyer 30158 4 l Erlenmeyer 30159...
  • Page 24 Accessories For Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform Art. No. Universal 18 x 18 10 ml Erlenmeyer 30150BI 25 ml Erlenmeyer 30151 50 ml Erlenmeyer 30152BI 125 ml Erlenmeyer 30153 250 ml Erlenmeyer 30154BI 300 ml  Erlenmeyer 30155 500 ml Erlenmeyer 30156BI 1 l Erlenmeyer 30157BI 2 l Erlenmeyer 30158 4 l Erlenmeyer 30159...

  • Page 25: 1� 2� 3� Microplate / Deepwell Plate Clamps

    Accessories 1. 2. 3. Microplate / DeepWell Plate Clamps For Solaris 2000 Platforms Art. Universal Dual Stack 12 x 14 18 x 18 18 x 24 12 x 14 18 x 18 Microplate / DeepWell 30175 Plate Table 12: Capacity of Microplate / DeepWell Plate Clamps for Solaris 2000 Platforms For Solaris 2000 I / 2000 R Platform Art.

  • Page 26: 1� 2� 4� Test Tube Racks

    Accessories 1. 2. 4. Test Tube Racks For Solaris 2000 Platforms Art. No. Universal Dual Stack 12 x 14 18 x 18 18 x 24 12 x 14 18 x 18 Half Size 10–13 mm, 30181 Red, 6 x 6 Array 14–16 mm, 30183 Orange, 6 x 6 Array 17–20 mm, 30185 White, 4 x 5 Array 21–25 mm, Blue, 30187 4 x 4 Array...
  • Page 27 Accessories For Solaris 4000 Platforms Art. No. Universal Dual Stack 18 x 30 36 x 24 18 x 30 Half Size 10–13 mm, 30181 Red, 6 x 6 Array 14–16 mm, 30183 Orange, 6 x 6 Array 17–20 mm, 30185 White, 4 x 5 Array 21–25 mm, Blue, 30187 4 x 4 Array 26–30 mm, Green, 30189 3 x 3 Array 1.5 ml Micro Centrifuge, Blue,...
  • Page 28 Accessories For Solaris 2000 I / 2000 R Platform Art. No. Universal 11 x 14 Half Size 10–13 mm, 30181 Red, 6 x 6 Array 14–16 mm, 30183 Orange, 6 x 6 Array 17–20 mm, 30185 White, 4 x 5 Array 21–25 mm, Blue, 30187 4 x 4 Array 26–30 mm, Green, 30189 3 x 3 Array Micro Centrifuge, 1.5 ml,...
  • Page 29 Accessories For Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform Art. No. Universal 18 x 18 Half Size 10–13 mm, 30181 Red, 6 x 6 Array 14–16 mm, 30183 Orange, 6 x 6 Array 17–20 mm, 30185 White, 4 x 5 Array 21–25 mm, Blue, 30187 4 x 4 Array 26–30 mm, Green, 30189 3 x 3 Array Micro Centrifuge, 1.5 ml,...

  • Page 30: 1� 2� 5� Adjustable Angle Test Tube Rack Holders

    Accessories 1. 2. 5. Adjustable Angle Test Tube Rack Holders For Solaris 2000 Platforms Art. No. Universal Dual Stack 12 x 14 18 x 18 18 x 24 12 x 14 18 x 18 10-13 mm, 72 places 236090 16-20 mm, 40 places 236091 21-25 mm, 40 places 236092 26-30 mm, 24 places 236093 Table 20: Available Adjustable Angle Test Tube Rack Holders for Solaris 2000 Platforms For Solaris 4000 Platforms...

  • Page 31: 1� 2� 6� Adjustable Vessel Clamps

    Accessories For Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform Art. No. Universal 18 x 18 10-13 mm, 72 places 236090 16-20 mm, 40 places 236091 21-25 mm, 40 places 236092 26-30 mm, 24 places 236093 Table 23: Available Adjustable Angle Test Tube Rack Holders for Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform 1.
  • Page 32 Accessories For Solaris 4000 Platforms Art. No. Universal Dual Stack 18 x 30 36 x 24 18 x 30 Single height adjustable vessel 75004104 – – – clamp 11”x14” Dual height adjustable vessel 75004102 clamp 12”x14” Dual height adjustable vessel 75004103 clamp 18”x18” Single vessel adjustable clamp 75004101 Table 25: Adjustable Vessel Clamps for Solaris 4000 Platforms For Solaris 2000 I / 2000 R Platform...

  • Page 33: 1� 2� 7� Square Media Clamps

    Accessories 1. 2. 7. Square Media Clamps For Solaris 2000 Platforms Art. No. Universal Dual Stack 12 x 14 18 x 18 18 x 24 12 x 14 18 x 18 125 ml square bottle clamp 75004106 250 ml square bottle clamp 75004107 500 ml square bottle clamp 75004108 1 000 ml square bottle 75004109 clamp Table 28: Available Square Media Clamps for Solaris 2000 Platforms...

  • Page 34: 1� 2� 8� Nalgene Beaker Racks

    Accessories For Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform Art. No. Universal 18 x 18 125 ml square bottle clamp 75004106 250 ml square bottle clamp 75004107 500 ml square bottle clamp 75004108 1 000 ml square bottle 75004109 clamp Table 31: Available Square Media Clamps for Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform 1.
  • Page 35 Accessories Art. Universal Dual Stack 12 x 14 18 x 18 18 x 24 12 x 14 18 x 18 Nalgene 250 ml beaker, 8 75004113 – 2 / 16 2 / 16 – 4 / 32 places Nalgene 400 ml beaker, 6 75004114 – 2 / 12 2 / 12 – 4 / 24 places Nalgene 600 ml beaker, 4...
  • Page 36 Accessories For Solaris 4000 Platforms Art. No. Universal Dual Stack 18 x 30 36 x 24 18 x 30 Size 11 x 14 / 12 x 14 Racks / Places Nalgene 30 ml beaker, 36 75004116 – – – places Nalgene 50 ml beaker, 28 75004129 – – – places Nalgene 100 ml beaker, 15 75004118 –...
  • Page 37 Accessories For Solaris 2000 I / 2000 R Platform Art. No. Universal 11 x 14 Size 11 x 14 / 12 x 14 Racks / Places Nalgene 30 ml beaker, 36 75004116 1 / 36 places Nalgene 50 ml beaker, 28 75004129 1 / 28 places Nalgene 100 ml beaker, 16 75004118 1 / 16 places...
  • Page 38 Accessories For Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform Art. No. Universal 18 x 18 Size 11 x 14 / 12 x 14 Racks / Places Nalgene 30 ml beaker, 36 75004116 – places Nalgene 50 ml beaker, 28 75004129 – places Nalgene 100 ml beaker, 16 75004118 – places Nalgene 250 ml beaker, 9 75004119...

  • Page 39: 1� 2� 9� Separatory Funnel Clamp

    Accessories 1. 2. 9. Separatory Funnel Clamp For Solaris 2000 Platforms Art. No. Universal Dual Stack 12 x 14 18 x 18 18 x 24 12 x 14 18 x 18 Single clamp for separatory 75004125 funnel, 250 ml to 2 000 ml Separatory funnel clamp – – vertically mounted Table 36: Available Separatory Funnel Clamps for Solaris 2000 Platforms For Solaris 4000 Platforms Art.

  • Page 40: 1� 2� 10� Utility Tray

    Accessories For Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform Art. No. Universal 18 x 18 Single clamp for separatory 75004125 – funnel, 250 ml to 2 000 ml Separatory funnel clamp – vertically mounted Table 39: Available Separatory Funnel Clamps for Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform 1.

  • Page 41: 1� 2� 11� Adhesive Mats

    Accessories For Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform Art. No. Universal 18 x 18 11 x 14 / 12 x 14 Utility 75004123 – tray 9 x 18 Utility tray 75004122 Table 43: Available Utility Trays for Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform Utility Tray Accessories Art.
  • Page 42 Accessories For Solaris 4000 Platforms Art. No. Universal Dual Stack 18 x 30 36 x 24 18 x 30 200 x 200 mm High-Adhesion 75004126 Mat, pack of 2 280 x 170 mm High-Adhesion 75004127 Mat, pack of 2 200 x 200 mm Low-Adhesion 75004111 Mat, pack of 2 280 x 170 mm Low-Adhesion 75004117 Mat, pack of 2 Mats are sold as pack of 2.

  • Page 43: 1� 2� 12� General Accessories

    Accessories For Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Platform Art. No. Universal 18 x 18 200 x 200 mm High-Adhesion Mat, 75004126 pack of 2 280 x 170 mm High-Adhesion Mat, 75004127 pack of 2 200 x 200 mm Low-Adhesion Mat, 75004111 pack of 2 280 x 170 mm Low-Adhesion Mat, 75004117 pack of 2 Mats are sold as pack of 2.

  • Page 44: 1� 3� Directives And Standards

    Directives and Standards 1. 3. Directives and Standards Region Directive Standards Europe 2006/42/EC EN 61010-1 Machinery Directive IEC 61010-2-051 2011/65/EU RoHS EN 61326-1 Class B Directive on the Restriction of EN ISO 14971 the use of certain Hazardous EN ISO 9001 Substances in electrical and Only for Solaris 2000 I / 2000 electronic equipment...

  • Page 45: 1� 4� Product Overview

    Product Overview 1. 4. Product Overview 1. 4. 1. Solaris 2000 ➀ Platform Mounting Plate; ➁ Graphical User Interface (GUI); ➂ Power Supply Switch; ➃ Mains Connection; ➄ Fuse; ➅ Ethernet Port; ➆ USB Port Figure 1: Overview Solaris 2000 1. 4. 2. Solaris 4000 ➀...
  • Page 46 Product Overview 1. 4. 3. Solaris 2000 I / 2000 R ➆ ➀ Platform Mounting Plate; ➁ Graphical User Interface (GUI); ➂  Power Supply Switch; ➃ Access Port; ➄ Mains Connection; ➅ Fuse (resettable); ➆ Ethernet Port; ➇ USB Port; ➈ Hood Figure 3: Solaris 2000 I / 2000 R Overview 1.

  • Page 47: 1� 4� 5� Connections

    Product Overview 1. 4. 5. Connections Open Air Shakers ➀ ➁ ➂ Mains Connection; Fuse; Ethernet Port Figure 5: Rear View (left: Solaris 4000, right: Solaris 2000) Incubated and Refrigerated Shakers ➀ ➁ ➂ ➃ Mains Connection; Fuse; Ethernet Port; Drain Tube Figure 6: Rear View (left: Solaris 2000 I / 2000 R, right: Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R) 46 / 143...
  • Page 48 Product Overview Mains Connection The shaker requires a power source that meets its specifications. Power supply cables are supplied. Art. No. Shaker Specification SK2000 Solaris 2000 100–240 V ±10 %, 50 / 60 Hz SK4000 Solaris 4000 100–240 V ±10 %, 50 / 60 Hz SK2001 Solaris 2000 I 100–120, 200–240 V ±10 %, 50 / 60 Hz...
  • Page 49 Product Overview The shaker has two USB-A 2.0 ports, which can be used with a commercially available USB drive. Use only equipment conforming with the IEC 60950-1 standard with the USB ports. Internal Overheating Protection Temperature-contolled shaker models have a manual reset thermostat installed next to the heating elements.

  • Page 50: 2� Transport And Set Up

    Unpacking 2. Transport and Set Up It is your responsibility to make sure that the shaker is set up properly. N O TI C E The shipping carton should be inspected upon delivery. When received, carefully examine for any shipping damage before unpacking. If damage is discovered, the delivering carrier should specify and sign for the damage on your copy of the delivery receipt.

  • Page 51: 2� 2� Location

    Location 2. 2. Location CAUTION Protection can be impaired due to reduced stability of plastic exposed to ultraviolet rays. Do not subject the shaker and plastic accessories to direct sunlight or other sources of ultraviolet rays. Put the shaker on a level table or bench capable of supporting the weight of the shaker with any accessories and samples while in operation.
  • Page 52 Location increased to 30 cm (12 in) on all four sides, as shown on the right side Figure 30 cm (12 in) 8 cm (3 in) 8 cm 8 cm 30 cm 30 cm (3 in) (3 in) (12 in) (12 in) 8 cm (3 in) 30 cm (12 in)

  • Page 53: 2� 3� Transporting

    Transporting 2. 3. Transporting CAUTION Physical harm caused by dropping the shaker. Always lift the shaker from both sides. Never lift the shaker by its front panel or an installed platform. Never lift a temperature controlled shaker by the handle of the transparent hood. CAUTION Safe use of the shaker is impaired by water condensing inside the casing.

  • Page 54: 2� 4� Leveling

    Leveling WARNING Always lift the shaker from both sides. Never lift the shaker from the front or back sides. The shakers are heavy (please refer to "Technical Specifications" on page 12). Assign a minimum of two persons to lift and carry a shaker. CAUTION Never grasp and carry a temperature controlled shaker by the handle of the transparent hood.
  • Page 55 Mains Connection Make sure that the voltage and frequency are the same as the figures on the rating plate. The mains plug must be freely accessible at all times. To eliminate hazard of electrical shock, make sure the surface around the shaker is dry.

  • Page 56: 2� 6� Initial Startup

    Initial Startup 2. 6. Initial Startup Complete the following steps before using the unit: Power on the unit, the thermo scientific logo is displayed. Tap Start Setup. Figure 11: Initial startup prompt Select the desired language on the Language screen. Tap Next.
  • Page 57 Initial Startup If desired, you can enter city and country in the text field. As soon as you have typed three characters, a list of matching suggestions appears in the City and Country text field. If desired, you may select one, then tap Next.
  • Page 58 Initial Startup Select the desired time format and spin each dial of the wheel picker to set the current time. Tap Next. Figure 17: Initial startup - set time Incubated and refrigerated shakers only: Select the desired temperature unit. Tap Next. Figure 18: Initial startup - choose temperature unit Incubated and refrigerated shakers only: Click the blue arrow to set the high temperature alarm and emergency shutdown thresholds.
  • Page 59 Initial Startup If you wish to set an administrator passcode now, tap Secure Mode. Figure 20: Initial Startup - Choose Access Mode 12. In the passcode prompt that appears, enter an admin passcode using the keypad and tap Next. Figure 21: Initial Startup - Choose Access Mode 13.
  • Page 60 Initial Startup 15. In the confirmation screen that appears, tap Next to continue. Figure 23: Initial Startup - Administrator Passcode Change Confirmation 16. A screen with general physical installation intructions for the shaker is displayed. Tap Next. Figure 24: Initial startup - installation instruction 17.

  • Page 61: 2� 7� Storage

    Storage 2. 7. Storage When you remove the shaker and accessories from use, clean and, if necessary, disinfect or decontaminate the full system. Do not leave the shaker and accessories in an C A U TI O N undefined state of contamination. If you are unsure of the process contact the Thermo Fisher Scientific customer service ("Cleaning"...

  • Page 62: 3� Operation

    3. 1. Power on / off Push the power switch at the right side to power the shaker on (I) or off (0). The touchscreen shows the Thermo Scientific logo while booting. When ready, the touchscreen shows the current status of the shaker.

  • Page 63: 3� 2� 1� Set Basic Shaker Operating Parameters

    Graphical User Interface The Home Screen for a temperature controlled shaker has additional temperature controls, as shown in Figure 27. ➀ Navigation Bar ➁ Speed Setpoint ➂ Start or Stop ➃ Info ➄ Timer – Continuous or Timed Temperature Readout and ➅...
  • Page 64 Graphical User Interface NOTICE If a pop up screen appears informing you that the speed setpoint is out of range, your setting is outside of the shaker's supported range of operating speeds, as specified in the chapter "Technical Data" on page Correct your setting and continue.
  • Page 65 Graphical User Interface Select the size of the previous orbit. Tap Calculate. The following window appears while calculating speed. Figure 30: Orbit calculated Tap OK. You can calculate the suggested speed for a custom size of orbit. To calculate for a custom orbit, select Other� Enter the size of the orbit.
  • Page 66 Graphical User Interface Choose Timed. Figure 32: Select Time Mode Enter the hours and minutes in the Set Time boxes. Tap Save. To return to the main screen, acknowledge the Your Settings have been saved confirmation dialog that appears. Set Temperature On temperature controlled models, the Temp Setpoint field allows you to set a temperature for your application at any time.
  • Page 67 Graphical User Interface NOTICE If a pop up screen appears informing you that the selected temperature may be out of range due to the current ambient temperature, the ambient temperature is outside of the shaker's operating temperature range, as specified in the chapter "Technical Data"...

  • Page 68: 3� 2� 2� Status

    Graphical User Interface 3. 2. 2. Status When the shaker is in good health, the touchscreen display shows a green heart icon in the Health Status and Statistics area (➇ in Figure 26 Figure 27). Tapping the green heart icon opens the status screen.
  • Page 69 Graphical User Interface Alert When an alert is issued, the touchscreen display shows a yellow newsticker- type bar on top of the current screen. Additionally, an audible alarm tone is sounding. The yellow newsticker-type alert bar goes away after scrolling its message twice. Only the yellow triangle indicates that one or more alerts exist for the shaker.
  • Page 70 Graphical User Interface Alarm When an alarm is issued, the shaker stops immediately to avoid damage to the samples and/or the unit itself. You must acknowledge the alarm on the touchscreen before you can continue operation. When an alarm is issued, the touchscreen display shows a red bar on top of the current screen.

  • Page 71: 3� 2� 3� Settings

    Graphical User Interface Error When a malfunction occurs, the shaker displays an error message and stops immediately to avoid damage to the samples and/or the unit itself. The screen turns all red and no further interaction is possible. An error message is shown together with an Error Code, as can be seen in the example in Figure Figure 38: Error Screen...
  • Page 72 Graphical User Interface Alarms and Alerts The Alarms and Alerts screen lets you determine how and when alarms and alerts are being issued. Figure 40: Set Alarms and Alerts Preferences Volume: This control lets you change the speaker volume of the tone that sounds when an alarm or alert is issued.
  • Page 73 Graphical User Interface protect the samples being processed in the chamber. Choose a threshold value and tap Save. Figure 43: Set High and Low Shutdown Thresholds NOTICE The error thresholds shift whenever you change the temperature setpoint. Snooze Timeout: The snooze timeout period determines for how long an alarm is silenced when you tap the snooze button on the red bar that appears on top of the main window (see "Alarm"...
  • Page 74 Graphical User Interface Access Control The Access Control screen lets you assign an administrator passcode to cater for processes with restricted access requirements. By default, the shaker is in “Open Mode”, that is, you do not need to enter a passcode to access and operate the unit. Switching to “Secure Mode” requests the admin passcode from any user who wants to change the shaker's settings.
  • Page 75 Graphical User Interface Figure 46 shows the Access Control screen in Open and Secure mode. Figure 46: Access Control: Open Mode (left) and Secure Mode (right) When you tap Secure followed by Save you will be prompted to enter the admin passcode before the change can be confirmed.
  • Page 76 Graphical User Interface Controls The Controls screen provides options for pre-setting the default operating parameters you wish the unit to start with: Speed Setpoint: You can pre-set the speed setpoint to a value between 15 and 525 rpm. Roll the dials of the wheel picker to pre-set speed and tap Save.
  • Page 77 Graphical User Interface Language: To change the display language, tap the Language button. Select the desired language by rolling the wheel picker and tap Save. Figure 48: Select Display Language Units of Measure (temperature-controlled models only): Tap Units of Measure to switch all temperature readouts on the GUI screens between degrees Celsius C°...
  • Page 78 Graphical User Interface Date Format: To set the date format, tap the Date Format button. Tap the desired radio button for the date format of your choice (example: MM/DD/ YYYY will display as April 15, 2015) and tap Save. Figure 51: Set Date Format Time: To set the time and time format, tap the Time button.
  • Page 79 Graphical User Interface Region: To specify the region the unit is operated in, tap the Region button. Tap the City, Country text box and start typing the first characters of your city's name. The GUI will start suggesting matches after the first three characters.
  • Page 80 Graphical User Interface NOTICE Tapping Reset Menu lets you restore the navigation bar to its factory setting at any time. Figure 56: Customize Navigation Bar Files and Info This screen shows the serial number, the GUI application software and its version, the shaker main controller firmware and its version, the parameter file and its version, and the current operating system.

  • Page 81: 3� 2� 4� Programs

    Graphical User Interface 3. 2. 4. Programs Tap the Programs icon from the navigation bar to display the list of programs or create a new program. You can create, edit, delete, import and export a program. Shown in Figure 58 is the Programs window for a new device (left) and a device that has been in use for some time (right).
  • Page 82 Graphical User Interface Choose an option for Show Timer to determine how you wish to have the program timer displayed: » Elapsed: how long the shaker has been running since you have pressed the Start button, or Remaining: how long the shaker will keep running until the timer »...
  • Page 83 Graphical User Interface Edit the required fields. Tap Save. The program is saved with the new changes. You can add a step by selecting Add Step at the bottom of the screen. Scroll the screen to see the Add Step button if there are more than 3 steps.
  • Page 84 Graphical User Interface A Program Quick view window appears. Figure 63: Program quick view Tap Run to load the program on the Home screen. Depending on your chosen Auto Run settings the program starts immediately or will start when the Start button is tapped on the home screen.
  • Page 85 Graphical User Interface Import Programs You can import the programs created in one shaker to another shaker. This requires that the USB drive is plugged into the USB port of the shaker. The following screen shows all the programs identified on the USB drive. Figure 65: Select programs for import Select the programs you want to import.
  • Page 86 Graphical User Interface Exporting Programs You can export programs from one shaker to another shaker. Ensure that a USB drive is connected. The following screen is displayed if the USB is connected: Figure 67: Select programs for export Select the programs you want to export. Tap Export. The following window appears when the export is completed.
  • Page 87 Graphical User Interface Event Log The third tab on the navigation panel is the event log that contains a record of user and system events. The Event Log screen is displayed by tapping the Event Log icon from the menu bar, as shown in Figure Figure 69: Event Log This screen displays a list of recent events, with date and time stamps for...
  • Page 88 Graphical User Interface Export the Event Log Choose the events to be exported from the Events to Export drop- down list. Select the export format of the log or report. Figure 71: Select event log for export A predefined or custom date range may be selected. NOTICE You can only export events from the last six months.
  • Page 89 Graphical User Interface Charts Charts display graphs speed temperature (temperature-controlled models only) data over time. The X-axis displays time and the Y-axis displays speed or temperature. The temperature chart allows you to plot the setpoint, actual and ambient temperature over time. You can use the Edit button to choose which of the three curves to include in the temperature chart.
  • Page 90 Graphical User Interface Roll the dials of the wheel picker to choose the start date and tap the Set From Date button. Roll the dials of the wheel picker to choose the end date and tap the Set To Date button. Figure 75: Select Date Range for Charting Scroll further down to display the Time Range options.

  • Page 91: 3� 3� Accessories

    Accessories 3. 3. Accessories Physical and biological harm due to broken vessels. Improperly installed accessories can lead to broken glass and spilled samples. C A U TI O N Make sure that accessories are installed properly by using the correct tools and screws. Make sure that accessories fit reasonably on the platform.

  • Page 92: 3� 3� 1� Platform Installation

    Accessories 3. 3. 1. Platform Installation CAUTION A full list of compatible platforms for each shaker appears in the section "1. 2. 1. Platforms" on page 19. Temperature controlled shaker models may only be operated with the factory pre-installed platforms. CAUTION Cutting injuries from sharp edges.
  • Page 93 Accessories Universal Platforms Each Solaris 2000 and 4000 shaker comes with one piece of universal platform, screws and a locking tool. You may purchase additional platforms to suit your applications. A full list of compatible platforms for each shaker appears in the section "1.
  • Page 94 Accessories Dual Stack Platforms NOTICE Dual stack platforms are not compatible with Solaris 2000 I/R and 4000 I/R shaker. ➀ – Upper platform (no pinch protection) ➁ – Lower platform (with pinch protection) ➂ – Pillars (4x) ➃ – Screws for mounting the pillars (4x for upper platform and 4x lower platform) ➄...

  • Page 95: 3� 3� 2� Flask Clamp And Vessel Installation

    Accessories NOTICE Before placing vessels on the platform assembly, make a final check to be sure that the platform assembly does not wobble. Figure 80: Dual Stack Platform on a Solaris 4000 Shaker Carefully position the assembled dual stack platform horizontally over the shaker and its platform mounting plate.
  • Page 96 Accessories Clamps Each clamp consists of a vessel clip, one or two springs depending on the clamp/bottle size and screws for mounting it on the platform. Only use the screws supplied with the clamp. ➀ Spring Tube ➁ Spring ➂ Screws ➃ Clip Leg ➄ Spring Figure 81: Clamp Details with 2 Springs Install as follows: If needed, attach the spring to the clip legs as shown in the illustrations.

  • Page 97: 3� 3� 3� Square Clamp Installation

    Accessories Vessel Carefully place the desired vessel in the clamp by first pulling the clamp spring far enough apart to enable the vessel base to be positioned inside the clamp. Gently slide the vessel into its proper position, securing it to the wider bottom of the clamp. The spring will hold the neck of the vessel securely in place.
  • Page 98 Accessories Square Clamp Details Each square clamp consists of a bottom panel with mounting bores and four spring-loaded clip legs. Also included are screws for mounting the clamp on the platform. Only use the screws supplied with the clamp. ➀ Mounting Bores ➁ Spring ➂ Clip Leg ➃ Screws Figure 82: Square Clamp Details Install as follows: If needed, hook all springs ➁...

  • Page 99: 3� 3� 4� Test Tube Rack Installation

    Accessories 3. 3. 4. Test Tube Rack Installation CAUTION Cutting injuries from sharp edges. Be cautious while handling platforms and other accessories. Each test tube rack consists of two mounting brackets (wire frame or sheet metal) with a locking knob and two finger screws per test tube carrier for mounting it on the platform.

  • Page 100: 3� 3� 5� Adjustable Angle Test Tube Rack Holder Installation

    Accessories 3. 3. 5. Adjustable Angle Test Tube Rack Holder Installation CAUTION Cutting injuries from sharp edges. Be cautious while handling platforms and other accessories. Test tube rack holders and test tube racks are available in various sizes, as listed in the chapter "1.

  • Page 101: 3� 3� 6� Microplate / Deepwell-Plate Clamp Installation

    Accessories 3. 3. 6. Microplate / DeepWell-Plate Clamp Installation CAUTION Cutting injuries from sharp edges. Be cautious while handling platforms and other accessories. ➀ DeepWell Plate ➁ Screw ➂ Microplate Clamp Figure 86: Microplate / DeepWell-plate Clamp Assembly Install as follows: Place the microplate frame on the platform.

  • Page 102: 3� 3� 7� Adjustable Vessel Clamp Installation

    Accessories 3. 3. 7. Adjustable Vessel Clamp Installation CAUTION Cutting injuries from sharp edges. Be cautious while handling platforms and other accessories. ➀ Mounting bores ➁ Adjustable rods ➂ Locking knobs ➃ Tray sidewall ➄ Anti-slide mat ➅ Screws Figure 87: Single Adjustable Vessel Clamp Assembly 101 / 143...
  • Page 103 Accessories ➀ Mounting bores ➁ Adjustable rods ➂ Locking knobs ➃ Tray sidewall ➄ Anti-slide mat ➅ Screws Figure 88: Dual Height Adjustable Vessel Clamp Assembly Install as follows: Lift the anti-slide mat to expose the mounting bores (items Figure ➀...

  • Page 104: 3� 3� 8� Beaker Rack Installation

    Accessories 3. 3. 8. Beaker Rack Installation CAUTION Cutting injuries from sharp edges. Be cautious while handling platforms and other accessories. ➀ Beaker rack ➁ Bottom panel ➂ Screws Figure 89: Beaker Rack Assembly Install as follows: Place bottom panel ➁ on platform. Place beaker rack ➀...

  • Page 105: 3� 3� 9� Separatory Funnel Clamp Installation

    Accessories 3. 3. 9. Separatory Funnel Clamp Installation CAUTION Cutting injuries from sharp edges. Be cautious while handling platforms and other accessories. NOTICE Make sure to use the correct screws. There are two different screws supplied. The longer screws with a red thread locker are to be used for securing the vertical stand.
  • Page 106 Accessories Prepare Vertical Installation Figure 91 shows the separatory funnel clamp assembly with its vertical stand accessory side by side. Funnel Clamp Vertical Stand ➀ Smooth Bores for Mounting to Platform ➁ Threaded Bores for Mounting Funnel Clamp ➂ Standard Vertical Stand Mounting Bores ➃ Upside Down Vertical Stand Mounting Bores...
  • Page 107 Accessories Funnel Installation ➀ Separatory funnel ➁ Rear funnel holder ➂ Front funnel holder ➃ Locking knob, height adjustment ➄ Locking knob, length adjustment ➅ Screws without thread locker Figure 92: Separatory Funnel Clamp Assembly Loosen the length adjustment locking knob ➄ and slide the front funnel holder ➂...

  • Page 108: 3� 3� 10� Utility Tray Installation

    Accessories 3. 3. 10. Utility Tray Installation CAUTION Cutting injuries from sharp edges. Be cautious while handling platforms and other accessories. ➀ Rubber mat ➁ Utility tray ➂ Screws ➃ O-rings Figure 93: Utility Tray Assembly Install as follows: Place utility tray ➁ on platform. Align mounting bores with platform.

  • Page 109: 3� 3� 11� Adhesive Mat Installation And Use

    Accessories NOTICE Be careful not to overstretch the O-Rings when securing the containers. As you stretch each O-Ring to install, you will notice a dead spot in elasticity beyond which the O-Rings no longer stretches anymore. Once you have reached this point, you should not try to stretch the O-Rings any further because it will snap.
  • Page 110 Accessories Tools The rolling applicator shown in Figure 96 is supplied as an accessory for adhesive mats. It is intended as a tool to help you press down the adhesive mat to the platform. Figure 96: Rolling Applicator for Adhesive Mat Dry Mat Installation Make sure the shaker's platform is clean and dry.
  • Page 111 Accessories Stickiness Stickiness Plastics / Glassware Metal Rating Rating Glass (borosilicate Stainless steel glass) Polypropylene (PP) Aluminum Polypropylene Aluminum Copolymer (PPCO) anodized Polyethylene (HPDE) (LPDE) Polycarbonate (PC) Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) Polyethylene terephthalate copolyester (PETG) Polymethylpentene (PMP) Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) Tetrafluoroethylene- hexafluoropropylene copolymer (FEP) Perfluoroalkoxy polymers (PFA)
  • Page 112 Accessories Speed Range and Runtime Limit for Glass Vessel (30% fill) Limitations for speed and runtime at room temperature for glass vessel (30 % fill). Raised temperature reduces the stickiness. Process of changing the temperature can release the vessels from the mat. Start shaking with acclimatized vessels.
  • Page 113 Accessories Preparation CAUTION Always use protective goggles and gloves while handling glassware. Before placing vessels on the adhesive mat: Check vessels for damage, never use damaged vessels. Wipe down the vessel with a clean and dry wipe to remove all moisture. Remove all grease and other contamination.
  • Page 114 Accessories Figure 98: Adhesive Mat: Push or Pull Vessel Off Carefully CAUTION Push or pull gently without much physical force! Vessels may come loose suddenly and spill their content! If a vessel refuses to come off, pour a little water around its base. Allow the mat to air dry before using it again.
  • Page 115 Accessories Slightly stained or dusted: Wet-wipe or disinfect mats on the platform from the top side. Moisten the mat. Wipe residues off with a sponge. Wet-wipe with a sponge soaked in clear water. Disinfect if necessary. Allow to dry for 24 hours. Heavily soiled: Remove mat from platform for complete cleaning.

  • Page 116: 3� 3� 12� Gassing Manifold Installation

    Accessories 3. 3. 12. Gassing Manifold Installation The gassing manifold allows for injecting an inert gas such as nitrogen or carbon dioxide into multiple vessels during shaker use (see chapter "1. 2. 12. General Accessories" on page 42 for ordering details). The gassing manifold is a factory-installed option for Solaris 2000 I/R and 4000 I/R shakers that is also available as a customer-installed accessory when not originally installed on the unit.
  • Page 117 Accessories Attach the lab gas supply tube ➀ to the barbed inlet fitting ➃ on the manifold. Make sure that the lab gas supply tube ➀ stays clear of the hood levers and feed it through the access port rubber grommet to the outside. Attach the lab gas supply tube ➀...

  • Page 118: 3� 4� Loading And Normal Use

    Loading and Normal Use 3. 4. Loading and Normal Use Risk of fire due to triggered chemical reactions. Do not operate the shaker at speeds that will cause the contents of vessels to be thrown out. WA R N I NG Increase speed slowly.

  • Page 119: Loading

    Loading and Normal Use Loading Make sure that the load, including accessories and samples, is arranged symmetrically to the center of the platform. When operating a dual stack platform and not using the complete capacity: in order to achieve best performance load preferably the bottom plate and arrange the load symmetrically to the center of the platform.

  • Page 120: Normal Use

    Loading and Normal Use Normal Use Information on speed-load limitation is given only as a guide to product use. Smooth operation with low or no vibration depends on multiple factors as fill level, type and condition of clamps and mats, type of vessel, arrangement of vessels on platform, the surface the shaker is placed on and on the set speed.
  • Page 121 Loading and Normal Use Highest Speed At the highest speed of 525 rpm Solaris shakers can be operated with a limited load according to table Table 57. The load includes the weight of the platform, accessories and samples installed on the shaker. Consider the speed capability of applied clamps and vessels that might not be suitable for that speed.
  • Page 122 Loading and Normal Use Solaris 2000 Figure 103: Solaris 2000 – Normal Use Solaris 4000 Figure 104: Solaris 4000 – Normal Use 121 / 143...
  • Page 123 Loading and Normal Use Solaris 2000 I / 2000 R Figure 105: Solaris 2000 I / 2000 R – Normal Use Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R Figure 106: Solaris 4000 I / 4000 R – Normal Use 122 / 143...

  • Page 124: 4� Maintenance And Care

    Loading and Normal Use 4. Maintenance and Care Risk from handling hazardous substances If shaking any hazardous materials mind the ƒ “Laboratory Biosafety Manual” of the World WA R N I NG Health Organization (WHO) and any local regulations. When shaking microbiological samples from the Risk Group II (according to the “Laboratory Biosafety Manual”...

  • Page 125: 4� 1� Basics

    Basics 4. 1. Basics For the sake of personal, environmental, and material protection, you must clean and if necessary disinfect the shaker and its accessories on a regular basis. Thermo Fisher Scientific recommends cleaning and manually disinfecting your laboratory shaker at least once each month. Normal indoor air contains thousands of circulating microorganisms which can take up residence in your shaker, putting your cultures at risk.

  • Page 126: Inspection Of Accessories

    Cleaning Inspection of Accessories NOTICE Do not run any shaker or accessories with signs of damage. It is recommend that you have accessories inspected on a regular basis as part of your routine service to ensure safety. After thoroughly cleaning the accessories, they must be inspected for damage, wear and corrosion.

  • Page 127: 4� 3� Disinfection

    Disinfection If necessary moisten the microfiber cloth with water and wipe the touchscreen again. Allow to air dry. 4. 3. Disinfection WARNING Risk from handling hazardous substances. Do not touch infected parts. Hazardous infection is possible when touching the contaminated parts. Infectious material can get into the shaker when a vessel breaks or as a result of spills.

  • Page 128: 4� 5� Autoclaving

    Autoclaving NOTICE On temperature controlled shakers, make sure you leave the hood open so cleaning agents and water can evaporate. You are responsible that the level of decontamination is achieved according to your requirements. 4. 5. Autoclaving NOTICE Never exceed the permitted temperature and duration when autoclaving. No chemical additives are permitted in the steam.

  • Page 129: 4� 6� Temperature Calibration

    Temperature Calibration 4. 6. Temperature Calibration The temperature setpoint of a temperature controlled shaker can be calibrated against a temperature measuring device of known accuracy to ensure full reproducibility of the incubated or refrigerated shaking process. 4. 6. 1. Temperature Calibration Best Practices Before and while running temperature calibration on the shaker, make sure you follow the instructions exactly.
  • Page 130 Temperature Calibration Wait for the Temp Calibration screen shown in Figure 107 to appear. Figure 107: Calibration: Start screen Tap the Start Calibration button to get started. Figure 108: Calibration: Prompt for filling Erlenmeyer flask Follow the instructions on the screen: Fill the 250  ml Erlenmeyer flask with 100 ml of water.
  • Page 131 Temperature Calibration Tap the Next button to continue. Figure 109: Calibration: Prompt for starting calibration NOTICE The shaker starts shaking immediately as soon as you tap the Start button. 10. Follow the instructions on the screen: Tap the Start button to use the preset temperature, or tap the Temperature Setpoint field and enter any other desired temperature before tapping the Start button.
  • Page 132 Temperature Calibration 11. Wait at least two and a half hours (150 minutes) for the chamber temperature measurement to reach a stable state. A stable state is indicated by the message Chamber temperature has stabilized, as shown in Figure 111 below.

  • Page 133: 4� 6� 3� Temperature Calibration Lookup

    Firmware Installation 15. The Temperature calibration complete message indicates that the process has been successfully completed. Figure 113: Calibration: Temperature calibration successfully completed You may tap Re-Calibrate to repeat the calibration process. 4. 6. 3. Temperature Calibration Lookup You may look up the current calibration temperature at any time: Tap the Settings icon from the menu bar, followed by the Calibration button further down on the Temp Calibration screen that appears The Temp Calibration screen shown in...
  • Page 134 Firmware Installation If still running, stop the shaker by pressing the Stop button on the display window. Acknowledge any alarms that may be present, as explained in the section "Status" on page NOTICE If you try to upgrade while the shaker is running, you will receive a message saying that An upgrade of the shaker is not allowed while the shaker is actively shaking�...
  • Page 135 Firmware Installation 11. If there is firmware to upgrade, the itemized list shown in Figure 115 appears in the Firmware Upgrade screen. Tap on the firmware item you wish to upgrade. Figure 115: Select Firmware Item to Install NOTICE Firmware items that are up to date are grayed out and not selectable. If there are no items to update at all, you will receive a message saying that There are no new upgrades for the software at this time�...
  • Page 136 Firmware Installation 14. A list of the items to be upgraded appears. Tap OK to start upgrading. Figure 117: List of Items to be Upgraded NOTICE The GUI handles mutual dependencies for you: You select one firmware item for updating and the software automatically adds all required items to the install.

  • Page 137: 4� 8� Platform Replacement

    Platform Replacement 4. 8. Platform Replacement The basic procedure for installing a platform is outlined in chapter "3. 3. 1. Platform Installation" on page 91. A full list of spare platforms for each shaker appears in the section "1. 2. 1. Platforms" on page NOTICE Temperature controlled shaker models may only be operated with the factory pre-installed platforms.

  • Page 138: 5� Troubleshooting

    Shipping and Disposal 5. Troubleshooting Description Solutions Icon Errors 1...1999 An internal error occurred An internal error occurred. Please power- cycle the unit by switching the power switch off and back on. If the error message still shows, contact a service technician. Alerts Temperature calibration due.
  • Page 139 Shipping and Disposal Description Solutions Icon Drive acceleration too slow. The desired set speed could not be Desired set speed cannot be reached within time. Please check your reached. settings and/or load (accessories and samples) on the platform. Speed measurement on Fan 1 Please power-cycle the unit.
  • Page 140 Shipping and Disposal NOTICE If an error message shows that is not listed in this table, contact a service technician. 139 / 143...

  • Page 141: Gpl (General Public License)

    Shipping and Disposal GPL (General Public License) Parts of the device software use open source software published under GPL, LGPL or another open source license. In detail, these are the libraries listed in the table. Where provided by the relevant license, the source code of the libraries used (third party libraries) can be obtained from Thermo Fisher Scientific.

  • Page 142: Index

    Index Files and Info Flask Clamp and Vessel Installation Fuse Accessories 18, Adhesive Mat Installation and Use Adjustable Angle Test Tube Rack Gassing Manifold Installation Holder Installation GPL (General Public License) Adjustable Vessel Clamp Installa- tion Alarms Alerts Highest Speed Autoclaving Auto Restart Inspection of Accessories...
  • Page 143 User Interface Utility Tray Installation Plastic Parts Platform Installation Platforms Product Overview Volume 71, Programs Region Safe Speed Separatory Funnel Clamp Installa- tion Service Settings Shipping 60, Signal Words and Symbols Sleep Mode Snooze Timeout 71, Speed Setpoint 65, 66, Square Clamp Installation Standards Startup...
  • Page 146 Am Kalkberg, 37520 Osterode am Harz Germany Country of Origin: USA Thermo Scientific Solaris 2000 Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 Thermo Scientific Solaris 2000 I Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 I Thermo Scientific Solaris 2000 R Thermo Scientific Solaris 4000 R 70900190 is the original instruction manual.

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