Biosan FTA-1 Operating Manual

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8. Declaration of Conformity 3 ...

Caution! Make sure you have fully read and understood the present Manual before using the equipment. Please pay special attention to sections marked by this symbol. GENERAL SAFETY ·Use only as specified in the Operating Manual provided. ·The unit should be saved from shocks and falling. ·After transportati ...

mixtures. Please contact manufacturer for possible operation of the unit in specific atmospheres. ·It is not allowed to use aggressive organic compounds, chlorinated solvents, strong conjugated acids for operation with the unit. ·Do not operate the unit outside the ...

quantities aspiration (removal) from microtest tube walls during DNA (RNA) purification and other macromolecule reprecipitation techniques. FTA-1 can also be used for routine operations of cells washing from cells culture medium and resuspension in buffer. The ...

storage of the unit. Examine the unit carefully for any damage incurred during transit. The warranty does not cover in-transit damage. 3.2. Complete set. Package contents: Standard set: - FTA-1 aspirator ................................................ ...

source. The filter should be put on so that the side of the filter with the marking “IN“ points towards the trap flask, and the side with no markings points towards the vacuum source. - screw the outlet pipe to the socket connector of the pump (Fig.1/1) located on top of the unit (turn ...

4.2. Switch ON the unit using the Power switch on the side surface (fig.1/3). 4.3. Touch the solution surface with the aspiration tip to remove liquid from a test tube. 4.4. Use the mini-holder (Fig. 1/4) situated at the right side of the unit for washing and storing the aspiratiob tip ...

laboratory rooms at ambient temperature from +4ºC to +40ºC in a non-condensing atmosphere and maximum relative humidity 80% for temperatures up to 31°C decreasing linearly to 50% relative humidity at 40°C. 5.1. Vacuum................................................. ...