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Gilson 402 manual Parts & Accessories Lists, Appendix A-6

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Gilson 402 manual Parts & Accessories Lists, Appendix A-6

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402 Dilutor Dispenser User’s Guide Page LT801310/C - 2003 Gilson SAS All rights reserved 402 Dilutor Dispenser User’s GuideNovember Page 3 Installation Table of ContentsSafety 1 IntroductionOperation - Advanced Use MaintenanceOperation - Standard Use Table of Contents-2Index 7 TroubleshootingAppendices 402 Dual Syringe with Tee Junction ConfigPage Safety Safety-1Safety Introduction1 Introduction Notational ConventionsNotational Conventions Overview OverviewIntroduction Overview checking protocol for the hydraulic specifica- tions IQ/OQ proceduresIntroduction Good Laboratory Practice GLP is facilitated by the followingUnpacking UnpackingIntroduction Warranty WarrantyIntroduction Customer Service Customer ServiceIntroduction Introduction Description2 Front Panel Single-syringeModelDescription2 Rear PanelDual-syringe Model Dual-syringe ModelDescription Front PanelProbe Keypad and ProbeKeypad Keypad and ProbeTee Junction Hydraulic ComponentsValve SyringesHydraulic Components Description2There are seven syringe sizes available for the Installation3 For Standard Use InstallationAssembling the Probe Adapter Kit for Disposable TipsAssembling the Probe Installation2 Special adapters for the probe 1 D200 tips, pack of Single-syringe Model Connecting the TubingConnecting the Tubing Valve Inlet TubingTubing Connecting theDual-syringe Model Valve Waste TubingConnecting the Tubing Installation1 mL, 5 mL, and 10 mL are available as additional accessories Sector Block Installing the FusesElectrical Connections Voltage SelectorConnecting the Probe Connecting the Power CordConnecting the Keypad InstallationFitting a Syringe SyringesAssembling a Syringe InstallationUpgrading to Dual-syringe Model Upgrading to Dual-syringe ModelInstallation Connecting the Flat Cable Installation Removing the CoverUpgrading to Dual-syringe Model 3 Secure the module in place at the top using the two screws provided Inserting the ModuleInstallation Upgrading to Dual-syringe ModelOperation - Standard Use Operation - Standard Use Fit the Fuses and Connect the PowerEssential Steps Standard PartsStart-up Screen Switch-onInitialization Screen Initialization Screen Homing Screen Operation - Standard UseConfiguration Screen Tubing Volume Screen Air Gap Volume Screen Configuration ConfVolumes Operation - Standard UseFlow Rates Configuration ScreenSyringes Operation - Standard UseOperation - Standard Use Other ItemsResv Flow Screen Prime Flow Screen Beeper Screen Autorefill Screen Essential StepsCreating a Method Edit Configuration Screen Syringe Screen Counter ScreenFit the Syringes IntroductionStart-up Screen Task Selection Screen In-run PromptsMethod Example Entering the MethodDispense Screen 4b Dispense Screen Dispense Screen Dispense Screen Press ESC, Dispense Screen 7 appearsDispense Screen Dispense Screen Dispense Screen Dispense Screen 4a Task Selection Screen Rinse Screen Task Edit Screen Save ScreenPressing STOP Prime the 402 ManPressing End Manipulation Screen Initialization Screen Abort ScreenOperation - Standard Use Running a Method RunRun Screen Run Screen Abort Screen Essential StepsEssential Steps In Run Screen In Run Screen 2a In Run Screen 2bOperation - Standard Use Method ExampleOperation - Standard Use In Run Screen 3b In Run Screen 4b In Run Screen 5b In Run Screen 6bAbort Screen Essential StepsOperation - Standard Use Essential StepsOperation - Advanced Use Correct Use of the Correct Use of aOperation - Advanced Use Liquids should be separated by an air gap to minimize contaminationOperation - Advanced Use Left-hand Syringe Aspirating from ReservoirLeft-hand Syringe Dispensing from Reservoir Correct Use of theRight-hand Syringe Dispensing to Aspirating Large Volumes via the ProbeAspirating Small Volumes via the Probe ProbeSoftware SoftwareOperation - Advanced Use Volumes Entering the Configuration CONFTubing Volume Screen Configuration ScreenOperation - Advanced Use Syringe ScreenChange Size SoftwareCorrection Factor Syringe Correction ScreenAir Flow Screen Resv Flow Screen Prime Flow Screen Operation - Advanced UseCounters return to the Configuration ScreenCreating a Method EDIT press Count, the Syringe Counter Screen appearsDelete a File Saving a MethodFile Manipulations FILE Syringe Correction Screen Save Screen File Menu ScreenLock or Unlock a File Copy a FileFile Directory New File ScreenLocked File Screen Action Screen Initialization Screen Abort Screen Direct Manipulations MANPrime Operation - Advanced UseOperation - Advanced Use MeasureMeasure Screen Flow Rate Screen SoftwareMeasurement Screen ProcedureTitrate Operation - Advanced UseOperation - Advanced Use Tasks - Detailed DescriptionsTitrate Screen Titrate Screen Titrate Screen Titrate Screen SoftwareOperation - Advanced Use KeysParameters SoftwareSoftware Chaining TasksOperation - Advanced Use ParameterDilute Normal DiluteScreens Typical Task EntryREAG ENTERNext Dilute SeriallyTypical Task Entry Operation - Advanced UseSoftware ScreensOperation - Advanced Use Dilute UnknownTypical Task Entry SoftwareOperation - Advanced Use Run ProcedureSoftware Operation - Advanced Use DispenseSoftware Software Operation - Advanced UseTypical Task Entry Software PipetteOperation - Advanced Use Key to pressOperation - Advanced Use RinseExtra SoftwareExample LinkWhat it Does Operation - Advanced UseKey to Press ConfigurationPrefabricated Methods Edit More Link File # 7 ENTER Next File # 8 ENTERSoftware Running a Method RUNOperation - Advanced Use In-run PromptsSoftware When you have finished, or wish to change programs, press STOP, to instantly halt the program. Alterna- tively, you can bring the 402 to a halt by switching off the power, in which case you must ensure that the probe end of transfer-tubing is in a suitable waste container before switching on againOperation - Advanced Use Pressing STOPFlow Rates In ConfigurationAdditional Information Additional InformationAdditional Information Flow Rates - Dual-syringe ModelOperation - Advanced Use ExampleAir Mode Operation - Advanced Use Syringe Correction FunctionUse of Disposable Tips Additional InformationOperation - Advanced Use Liquid ModeAdditional Information Cleaning the exterior of the instrument Maintenance6The only maintenance operations necessary for the 402 DD are Cleaning of the valve, Tee, syringe assemblies and the tubingsCleaning the Exterior CleaningMaintenance Cleaning the ValveCleaning Cleaning the Tee JunctionMaintenance 1 Pull the axle away from the valve main bodyCleaning Cleaning the Syringe AssemblyMaintenance 1 Dismount the Syringe assembly from the instrumentAutoclaving AutoclavingAutoclaving the Tubing MaintenanceReplacing the Piston Changing the Syringe Piston AssemblyChaning the Syringe Piston Assembly MaintenanceChanging the Piston Syringes and Piston Noses Changing the Piston Syringes and Piston NosesChanging the 100 and 250 µL Piston Noses MaintenanceMaintenance NosesChanging the Piston PistonChanging the Syringe Piston and Piston Noses Changing the 500 µL Piston NosesMaintenance Changing the Piston Syringes Syringe body Changing the 1 mL Piston NosesPiston Noses MaintenanceMaintenance Changing the 25 mL Piston NosesChanging the 5 mL and 10 mL Piston Noses Changing the Syringe Piston and Piston NosesMaintenance Changing the Piston Syringes and Piston NosesTroubleshooting7 Troubleshooting Mechanical ProblemsMechanical Problems Hydraulic Problems Hydraulic ProblemsTroubleshooting Electrical Problems Electrical ProblemsTroubleshooting Parts & Accessories Lists Appendix A Appendix A-1Appendix A Parts & Accessories Lists402 Single Syringe 402 Single SyringeParts & Accessories Lists 402 Dual Syringe with Tee Junction Configuration402 Dual Syringe with Tee Junction Configuration Appendix AParts & Accessories Lists AdditionalAccessoriesAdditionalAccessories Appendix AParts & Accessories Lists Spare PartsSpare Parts Appendix AAppendix A Parts & Accessories ListsAppendix A-6 Chemical Compatibility Appendix B Appendix B-1Appendix B Chemical CompatibilityChemical Compatibility Materials in Contact with LiquidsTechnical Data Appendix CMaximum Volume Technical DataMinimum Volume HydraulicsTechnical Data Performance SpecificationsProtocol Appendix CSee OQ Document for procedure and calculations Junction TubingTechnical Data Appendix CTechnical Data MechanicsMechanics ValveEnvironmental Power RequirementsSize and Weight Conformity to NormsError Messages Appendix DError Messages Error MessagesError Messages Appendix DAppendix D Error MessagesError Messages Appendix D-3Appendix D Error MessagesAppendix D-4 Index Index-1Index Index-2Index Index-3Index Index-4Page Gilson, Inc E-mail sales@gilson.com, service@gilson.com, training@gilson.comWorld Headquarters Gilson SAS