Related Manuals for Hettich 1401-01
Summarization of Contents
About this document
Use of this document
Explains how to use the operating instructions and where to find updated versions.
Gender reference
Explains the use of gender-neutral language in the manual.
Symbols and labels in this document
Defines markers used for instructions, results, references, and controls.
Safety
Intended use
Defines the device as an in vitro diagnostic medical device for centrifugation of human origin samples.
Personnel requirements
Details the necessary training and familiarity with the manual for users.
Operator's responsibility
Lists benefits of following instructions for avoiding hazards and ensuring reliability.
Safety instructions
Details important safety warnings, including contamination and fire hazards.
Device overview
Technical data
Provides detailed specifications for the centrifuge models, including voltage, power, and capacity.
Ambient conditions
Specifies permissible installation site, altitude, temperature, and humidity ranges.
EMC
Lists electromagnetic compatibility standards and noise level for the device.
Dimensions
Details the physical measurements of the centrifuge, including width, depth, and height.
European registration
Indicates compliance with EU directives and provides registration details.
Important labels on the packaging
Describes the meaning of symbols on the shipping container for safe handling.
Important labels on the device
Stresses that device labels must not be removed, covered, or altered.
Operating and indicator elements
Introduces the control panel and its components for operating the centrifuge.
Indicator elements
Details the function and lighting of the START/IMPULS and STOP/OPEN buttons.
Controls
Explains the operation of buttons like Rotary knob, Mains switch, Cooling, RCF, and SELECT.
Original spare parts
Advises to use only original spare parts and approved accessories.
Transport and storage
Scope of supply
Lists the accessories supplied with the centrifuge, including tools and manuals.
Returns
Outlines the procedure for returning the device, including RMA forms and decontamination requirements.
Transport and storage conditions
Specifies conditions for transport, including using transport locks and managing condensation.
Fastening the transport lock
Provides step-by-step instructions for securing the centrifuge for transport.
Commissioning
Unpacking the centrifuge
Details the procedure for safely removing the centrifuge from its packaging.
Remove the transport lock
Explains the steps required to detach the transport lock from the device.
Setting up and connecting the centrifuge
Covers device setup, safety distances, and electrical connection procedures.
Operation
Opening and closing the lid
Explains how to open the lid using the STOP/OPEN button and close it safely.
Removing Rotor with Clamping Nut
Step-by-step guide for removing rotors secured by a clamping nut.
Installing Rotor with Clamping Nut
Instructions for installing rotors secured by a clamping nut.
Removing Rotor without Clamping Nut
Instructions for removing rotors that do not use a clamping nut.
Installing Rotor without Clamping Nut
Procedure for installing rotors that do not require a clamping nut.
Hub Handling
Covers the removal and installation of the rotor hub assembly.
Inserting and removing buckets
Details how to correctly insert and remove centrifuge buckets into the rotor.
Inserting and removing adapters
Explains the procedure for inserting and removing adapters within the buckets.
Filling centrifuge tubes
Provides guidance on filling tubes, including safety precautions for hazardous substances.
Opening and closing the biosafety system
Describes the procedure for operating the biosafety system and its storage.
Biosafety Lid with Screw Cap and Hole
Details the closing and opening procedure for biosafety system lids with screw caps.
Biosafety Lid with Bracket and Spring-type Lock
Explains the closing and opening process for biosafety lids with bracket locks.
Biosafety Lid with Screw Cap
Provides instructions for closing and opening a biosafety lid using a screw cap.
Centrifugation
Centrifugation in continuous operation
Guides on starting and stopping centrifugation runs without a set time limit.
Centrifugation with time preselection
Describes how to set parameters and start/stop timed centrifugation runs.
Short-term centrifugation
Explains how to perform short centrifugation runs by holding the START button.
Quick stop function
Details how to activate the quick stop feature for rapid deceleration.
Software operation
Centrifugation parameters
Explains RCF calculation and speed adjustment for high-density substances.
Relative centrifugal force, RCF
Details the formula and factors influencing Relative Centrifugal Force (RCF).
High-density substance centrifugation
Explains speed adjustment for substances with density > 1.2 kg/dm³ and exceeding load limits.
Programming
Covers program protection, loading, and entering/changing program parameters.
Rotor detection
Explains the process of automatic rotor identification and its implications.
Cooling
Details temperature settings, standby cooling, and rotor precooling procedures.
Machine Menu
Guides on accessing device information and operating hours via the machine menu.
Audible signal
Explains audible signal behavior and how to set preferences for alerts.
Cleaning and care
Overview table
Provides a summary table of cleaning, disinfection, and maintenance tasks with their frequency and page references.
Cleaning and disinfection instructions
Gives general instructions for cleaning and disinfection, emphasizing safety and temperature limits.
Cleaning the device
Details the steps for cleaning the centrifuge housing and chamber using mild detergent.
Cleaning the biosafety systems
Instructions for cleaning biosafety systems with detergent and drying.
Cleaning the accessories
Procedure for cleaning accessories using detergent and drying them.
Disinfection
States that disinfection must follow cleaning and provides disinfectant guidelines.
Disinfecting the device
Steps for disinfecting the centrifuge, emphasizing avoiding spray and ensuring surfaces are dried.
Disinfecting the accessories
How to disinfect accessories, including leaving them to dry or removing residues.
Autoclaving
Lists accessories that can be autoclaved and precautions for the process.
Maintenance
Covers lubrication of seals, trunnions, motor shaft, and inspection of components.
Accessories with a limited service life
Advises on using accessories within their marked cycle limits or expiry dates.
Replacing centrifuge tubes
Safety precautions related to broken glass and handling contaminated materials.
Troubleshooting
Fault description
Lists common fault descriptions, their causes, and remedies, such as display errors or Tacho defects.
Perform a MAINS RESET
Details the procedure for performing a mains reset to resolve certain device errors.
Emergency release
Instructions for manually unlocking the lid in case of power failure.
Disposal
General instructions
Advises on proper disposal methods, contacting the manufacturer, and regulatory compliance.
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