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Infors HT Celltron Operating Manual

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  • Page 1 Celltron Operating manual We bring life to your laboratory.
  • Page 2 Celltron Bench-top Shaker Doc-ID: D010, 1, en_GB – Original Art. 79331 More information about the product is INFORS HT available online at: Headoffice, Switzerland www.infors-ht.com/en/celltron Rittergasse 27 CH-4103 Bottmingen T +41 (0)61 425 77 00 info@infors-ht.com service@infors-ht.com...
  • Page 3 Celltron - Operating manual Supplemental directives Supplemental directives About this Manual This manual enables the safe and efficient handling of the device. All the information and instructions in this operating manual comply with the current standards, legal regulations and the latest technological developments.
  • Page 4 2.4 Qualified Personnel........................13 2.4.1 Operator..........................2.4.2 Technician......................... 14 2.4.3 INFORS HT Service Technician or Licensed Dealer..14 2.5 Unauthorised Persons......................14 2.6 Responsibility of the Provider..................15 2.7 General Hazards..........................15 2.8 Particular Hazards........................16 2.9 Warning Symbols on the Device................
  • Page 5 Celltron - Operating manual Table of contents 4 Installation and Commissioning..................25 Location Requirements for Installation............25 4.1.1 Operating Conditions at the Installation Location..25 4.1.2 Required Floor Space..................26 4.2 Installing the Device........................ 26 4.2.1 Setting up the Device in the CO Cabinet.......
  • Page 6 Celltron - Operating manual Table of contents 8.3 Transport..............................43 8.4 Storage..............................43 9 Disassembly and Disposal......................44 Disassembly............................44 9.2 Disposal..............................44 10 Technical Data............................. 46 10.1 Dimension Drawings....................... 46 10.2 Weight..............................46 10.3 Dimensions............................46 10.4 Shaker Drive............................47 10.5 Electrical Connection and Power Values............
  • Page 7 Flat-ribbon cable Operating panel Function Celltron is a bench-top shaker developed specifically for use in CO incubators. The basic unit consists of an anti-microbially coated casing with a magnetic drive. The table is connected to the drive hub by means of four hexagonal socket screws. To affix the cultivation vessels, various trays are available for mounting on the table.
  • Page 8 Celltron - Operating manual Overview of the Device Power Supply Power is supplied via a power supply unit which is connected to the operating panel. The flat-ribbon cable supplies the magnetic drive of the shaker with power and is used for data transfer between the operating panel and the shaker.
  • Page 9 Celltron - Operating manual Overview of the Device Kopiervorlagen diverse Operating Panel Front View Kopiervorlagen diverse Kopiervorlage Bilderrahmen Kopiervorlagen diverse Kopiervorlagen diverse Kopiervorlagen diverse Kopiervorlagen diverse Kopiervorlagen diverse Kopiervorlagen diverse Kopiervorlage Bilderrahmen Kopiervorlage Bilderrahmen Pos. Designation Function Kopiervorlage Bilderrahmen Kopiervorlage Bilderrahmen...
  • Page 10 Celltron - Operating manual Overview of the Device Rear View Folding stand Identification plate Warning magnetism (magnets are within the operating panel and therefore not visible) Identification Plate Content The identification plate is designed to allow clear identification of the device.
  • Page 11 Celltron - Operating manual Safety and Responsibility Safety and Responsibility This chapter contains general information on safety when using the device. In the remaining chapters, warning messages are used only to highlight particular hazards directly arising from the actions being described.
  • Page 12 Celltron - Operating manual Safety and Responsibility Intended Use, Incorrect Use and Misuse Intended Use The device is designed to be used as a shaker for cultivating micro- organisms or cell cultures in a laboratory environment. The device is designed specifically for use in CO incubators.
  • Page 13 Celltron - Operating manual Safety and Responsibility Cultivation Vessels to be Used NOTICE Significant forces are applied to cultivation vessels, in particular in case of large vessels and high rotation speeds. Use of unsuitable or defective cultivation vessels can lead to glass breakage and there- fore damage to property.
  • Page 14 Disassembly, disposal and recycling specialists ■ 2.4.3 INFORS HT Service Technician or Licensed Dealer Certain work may only be performed by the manufacturer's skilled per- sonnel or by skilled personnel authorised by a licensed dealer. Other persons are not authorised to perform this work.
  • Page 15 Celltron - Operating manual Safety and Responsibility Responsibility of the Provider Provider The term “provider” applies to all persons who are responsible for making the device and the necessary infrastructure available. The provider bears a special level of responsibility with regard to the processes and the qualification and safety of the operators.
  • Page 16 Celltron - Operating manual Safety and Responsibility Electric Current The device is operated electronically. There is an immediate risk of fatal injury if contact is made with live parts. The following points must be observed in order to avoid the risk of fatal injury: In case of damage to insulation, disconnect the device from the ■...
  • Page 17 Celltron - Operating manual Safety and Responsibility Flammable or Explosive Substances The use or production of flammable or explosive substances does not fall under the intended use, as the device is not explosion-proof. If the provider intends to use the device for such applications, it is essential to check the suitability of the device with the relevant local authori- ties.
  • Page 18 Celltron - Operating manual Safety and Responsibility 2.10 Declaration of Decontamination When returning the device for repair, disassembly or disposal, a legally compliant declaration of decontamination is required for the safety of all involved and due to legal requirements. The following must be...
  • Page 19 Celltron - Operating manual Accessories Accessories The following chapters describe all accessories that are generally available for the device. For special applications, please contact our customer service for advice. Trays Different trays are available for the device; these can be purchased individually or ordered with the device.
  • Page 20 Celltron - Operating manual Accessories 3.1.2 Tray with Sticky Stuff NOTICE If condensate forms on the tray or the culture vessels, the adhesive- ness of the Sticky Stuff adhesive matting is no longer guaranteed. This can result in cultivation vessels separating from the adhesive matting and breaking.
  • Page 21 Celltron - Operating manual Accessories Prior to the shaking process, gently pull on every vessel to ensure ■ they are all stuck on firmly. If the humidity is too high or the temperatures are too low or if ■ there are extreme jumps in temperature (e.g. when using the timer function), keep an eye on condensate.
  • Page 22 Celltron - Operating manual Accessories Service Life Sticky Stuff is a consumable that typically has to be replaced every 2 to 5 years. The service life depends on how the material is used and cleaned. If you are regularly using aggressive chemicals to clean or disinfect, we recommend replacing the Sticky Stuff every 2 years.
  • Page 23 Celltron - Operating manual Accessories Stainless Steel Clamps The following stainless steel clamps are available: For flask type Volume Erlenmeyer 25 mL 500 mL 4000 mL 50 mL 1000 mL 5000 mL 100 mL 2000 mL 250 mL 3000 mL...
  • Page 24 Celltron - Operating manual Accessories 3.2.2 Test Tube Holder Test tube holders are used to securely affix different sized test tubes. Test tube holders can be screwed onto a universal table tray or placed on Sticky Stuff adhesive matting. The following test tube holders are available (details and special var- iants on request): For long test tubes;...
  • Page 25 Celltron - Operating manual Installation and Commissioning Installation and Commissioning Location Requirements for Installation 4.1.1 Operating Conditions at the Installation Location The following requirements must be met for the installation of the device: Temperature range Shaker: 4 to 60 °C Operating panel: 4 to 45 °C...
  • Page 26 Celltron - Operating manual Installation and Commissioning 4.1.2 Required Floor Space To set up the device, 490 x 420 mm of floor space are required ■ (device size: 450 x 380 mm). During operation, a minimum distance of 20 mm must be main- ■...
  • Page 27 Celltron - Operating manual Installation and Commissioning 4.2.2 Establishing the Power Supply The device is suitable for use with 100/230 Volt alternating current and a frequency of 50 to 60 Hertz. Prior to connecting the power supply, check whether the voltage value on the identification plate matches the local mains voltage.
  • Page 28 Celltron - Operating manual Installation and Commissioning 4.2.3 Checking the Stability NOTICE If the surface is not stable, the device can move uncontrollably. This can damage other equipment or objects nearby. Before commissioning at the site of operation and after each reposi- tioning, check if the device runs smoothly.
  • Page 29 Celltron - Operating manual Operation Operation Switching the Device on NOTICE If the shaker drive is switched on, the shaker automatically starts at the set speed when connected to the power supply and/or acti- vated on the flip switch. Uncontrolled movements of the shaker can cause material damage.
  • Page 30 Celltron - Operating manual Operation 5.2.1 Fitting the Tray The table is equipped with four threaded holes to affix the tray safely on the table. To do so, proceed as follows: Place the tray on the table so that no edge sticks out.
  • Page 31 Celltron - Operating manual Operation Mounting a Holder Clamps, test tube holders and boxes for microtitre plates are fixed to the tray using screws. The device is delivered with pre-fitted screws. The screws are each secured with one flat gasket at the bottom so that they cannot fall out.
  • Page 32 Celltron - Operating manual Operation 5.2.3 Loading the Device CAUTION The table can cause injuries due to the considerable vibration moment. Before you load or unload the device, turn off the shaker drive and wait until the table has come to a complete standstill.
  • Page 33 Celltron - Operating manual Operation If the flasks extend beyond the edge of the tray, they could collide ■ with the wall, resulting in the vessels breaking. Therefore, always position cultivation vessels on the tray so that they do not pro- trude.
  • Page 34 Celltron - Operating manual Operation Press the SET button (2) to activate programming mode. diverse If necessary, use the Plus or Minus button (3) to set the set- point for the rotation speed. Press the ON/OFF button (4) to activate or deactivate the shaking function.
  • Page 35 Celltron - Operating manual Operation Behaviour in Case of a Power Interruption If the power supply to the device is interrupted during a cultivation process (e.g. by flicking the power switch or in case of a power failure), the setpoint for the rotation speed and the time remaining on the timer will be stored.
  • Page 36 − Never remove the covers of the device. − Damaged parts may only be replaced by an INFORS HT service technician, a licensed dealer or authorised expert personnel. − Contact the manufacturer in case of faults that cannot be resolved by following the notices below.
  • Page 37 Celltron - Operating manual Rectifying Faults Faults related to the shaker drive Fault description Cause Remedy Personnel The table does not The shaker drive is not switched Switch on the shaker Operator move. drive. The table is blocked by foreign...
  • Page 38 Celltron - Operating manual Rectifying Faults Returning for Repair The provider must return the device or the faulty component part(s) to the manufacturer if, after consulting the service department of the local dealer or the manufacturer, on-site diagnosis and/or repair is not possible.
  • Page 39 − Never remove the covers of the device. − Damaged parts may only be replaced by an INFORS HT service technician, a licensed dealer or authorised expert personnel. Maintenance The device requires hardly any maintenance. This reduces the running costs to certain regular checks and cleaning.
  • Page 40 Celltron - Operating manual Cleaning and Maintenance Table ■ Trays (incl. clamps and other holders) ■ NOTICE Aggressive detergents, solvents and abrasive cleaning utensils (hard sponges, brushes) can scratch surfaces, damage the device and impair its function. If you are using scratching or abrasive cleaning utensils, you severely reduce the breaking resistance of the glass panel.
  • Page 41 Celltron - Operating manual Cleaning and Maintenance Notices on Cleaning To clean the surfaces, use a soft cloth, ideally lint-free. This applies in particular to the operating panel. Disinfect using commercially avail- able disinfectant if necessary. Only use permitted auxiliary materials for cleaning and disinfection.
  • Page 42 Celltron - Operating manual Transport and Storage Transport and Storage WARNING Improper transport, use of incorrect auxiliary equipment and careless handling of the device may lead to injuries and significant damage to property. Never push the device as this could result in the feet being damaged or the base plate being dented.
  • Page 43 Celltron - Operating manual Transport and Storage Transport The device and accessories are packaged in a box. The packaging is intended to protect the device from transport and other damage until the device is commissioned. Therefore, do not destroy the packaging and remove it just before commissioning.
  • Page 44 Celltron - Operating manual Disassembly and Disposal Disassembly and Disposal The device must be disassembled and disposed of in an environmen- tally-friendly manner if it is not in use anymore. If the device is to be returned to the manufacturer for...
  • Page 45 Celltron - Operating manual Disassembly and Disposal For disposal, the system units must be disassembled and dismantled into individual material groups. These materials must be disposed of according to the applicable national and local legislation. Local author- ities or specialist disposal firms can provide information regarding environmentally acceptable disposal.
  • Page 46 Celltron - Operating manual Technical Data 10 Technical Data 10.1 Dimension Drawings All dimensions in mm 10.2 Weight Data Value Unit Basic unit 11 kg Operating panel 0.4 kg 10.3 Dimensions Basic Unit Data Value Unit Width 450 mm Height...
  • Page 47 Celltron - Operating manual Technical Data Operating Panel Data Value Unit Width 95 mm Length 155 mm Thickness 25 mm Thickness 85 mm (with folded out wire stand) Cables Data Value Unit Flat-ribbon cable length 1.5 m Power cable length 10.4...
  • Page 48 Celltron - Operating manual Technical Data 10.5 Electrical Connection and Power Values Electrical Connection Values Data Value Unit Voltage 100/230 Frequency 50/60 Operating voltage Power unit output amperage max. 1.88 Polarity:   Electrical Power Values Data Value Unit Power consumption ca.
  • Page 49 Celltron - Operating manual Technical Data 10.8 Materials Component Material Casing ABS plastic (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene), corrosion-free, anti-microbial coating Operating panel PVC, dafety glass Magnetic clip Clip: Polystyrene Grips: LDPE Universal table tray X5CrNi18-10 (1.4301, AISI 304) Sticky Stuff tray...
  • Page 50 Celltron - Operating manual Technical Data Operating Panel and Power Unit Data Value Unit Temperature range 4 to 45 °C Relative humidity, non-con- 10 to 60 densing Data Value content Only use outside of the CO cabinet. 10.10 Emissions Data...
  • Page 51 Celltron - Operating manual EU Declaration of Conformity 11 EU Declaration of Conformity 20.12.2023 Page 51 of 56...
  • Page 52 Anschrift Address Adresse Konformitätsbeauftragter Representative for conformity Responsable de la conformité Bottmingen, 15. Nov. 2021 M. Heuschkel Ort, Datum Chief Technology Officer Place, date Lieu, date Doc. No. CER-CE-0007 Version Page 1 of 1 Company Confidential - © INFORS HT...
  • Page 53 Celltron - Operating manual Index 12 Index Disinfection...........................41 Disposal............................44 Accessories..........................19 Sticky Stuff......................... 20 universal table tray....................19 Electrical connection values................48 Activate Electrical power values..................48 shaking function....................33 Emissions..........................50 timer............................33 Environmental conditions Allowed cultivation vessels................13 installation location..................25 Ambient temperature.................... 49 installation site......................49...
  • Page 54 Celltron - Operating manual Index Mass..............................46 Shaker drive Materials..........................49 faults........................... 37 Maximum load.........................48 specification......................47 Maximum shaking speed..................48 Shaking function Minimal distances......................26 activate..........................33 Misuse............................12 deactivate........................33 Motor, specification....................47 Shaking throw........................47 Sound pressure.......................50 Specification cultivation vessels....................13 Operating conditions..................25, 49 shaker drive........................47 Operating elements......................9 Speed, maximum......................48...
  • Page 55 Celltron - Operating manual Index 20.12.2023 Page 55 of 56...
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