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STOMACHER
If a number of samples are to be processed under the same conditions, i.e. speed / time values, then
you may prefer to select the AUTO mode. When in AUTO the stomaching process is initiated by
the opening and closing of the door between sample loadings.
1. Select speed / time values as previously described in 6.2.3.
2. Press the AUTO key, displaying the AUTO Icon.
3. Load the charged Stomacher
4. Closing the door will initiate the stomaching process. The instrument will run at the
selected speed and duration. Please note that the time display counts down from the
selected time and displays the remaining processing time. The stomaching process
continues in normal circumstances until either: -
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In all instances the time resets to the selected value.
5. When the processing is completed simply open the door, remove the processed
sample and place the next sample into the instrument. Close the door and
processing will commence automatically.
7.2.5 Storing Processing Programmes
It is possible to store up to three combinations of speed / time values as programmes within the
instrument's memory. This enables the most frequently used or specific processing parameters to be
recalled easily and efficiently.
To store or change a programme: -
1. Pressing and releasing the PROG key toggles through the three programme
selections denoted by the P1, P2 and P3 icons and returns to manual (no PROG
icon). Please note these initially display memory-stored default values. Press and
release the PROG key at the desired programme number.
2. Adjust the speed / time values as described previously in 6.2.3.
3. Simultaneously press and hold down the AUTO key and PROG Key for at least 2
seconds. This is acknowledged by a longer tone (0.5 seconds' duration). The
displayed speed / time values are stored in the memory.
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3500 AND 3500 BIOWASHER
USER INSTRUCTIONS
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The timed cycled has finished.
The STOP key is pressed.
The door has been opened.
The power has been switched off.
Bag(s) as previously described in 6.2.3.
Issue: 3.2