According to the type of medium being processed, please wear appropriate protective equipment when operating the instrument. Pay attention to the following possible dangers: splashing or evaporation of liquids, trapping the body, hair, clothing, and jewelry. Place the instrument on a spacious, flat, stable, clean, non slip, dry, and fire-resistant countertop. The feet of the instrument must be clean and undamaged. Before using the instrument, please check whether the instrument and accessories are damaged. Do not use damaged accessories. Before using the instrument, please check whether the cover is broken. If there is obvious damage, please return the instrument for replacement of the coverIKA miniG desktop centrifugePlease check the safety accessories of the rotor before operation. During operation, the rotor needs to withstand forces, and slight scratches and cracks may cause serious damage; Therefore, please do not use instruments with rotor damage, and do not operate centrifuges with obvious damage to the centrifuge chamber. Real time monitoring is required during the operation of the instrument. This instrument is not suitable for handheld operation, and the centrifuge load should be symmetrically distributed. When loading the centrifuge, be careful to avoid imbalance during operation. When the centrifuge is running at maximum speed, the density of the separated mixture should not exceed 1.2kg/dm3. If there is abnormal noise when the centrifuge starts, it indicates that the rotor is not properly installed. Please immediately press the Start/Stop button to stop running. When the centrifuge is running, the operator, other objects, and hazardous materials should be at least 300mm away from the instrument. If the instrument malfunctions, do not touch the centrifuge chamber while the rotor is still running. When the centrifuge is running, press the open lid button to open the lid and quickly stop the motor, which will result in poor centrifugation effect. During the operation of the centrifuge, the instrument must not be moved or collided with. If corrosive chemicals are used, please avoid damaging the instrument with the medium. Broken glass fragments in the centrifuge container may cause harm to the user. If there is imbalance or abnormal noise when the centrifuge is started, immediately turn off the instrument. If the imbalance or abnormal noise persists, please send the instrument back to the supplier or manufacturer for repair, and attach a fault description. This instrument is only suitable for media that do not cause dangerous reactions to the energy generated during the processing; The substances being processed at the same time cannot react with energy generated by other means, such as light. When handling pathogen media, please use a sealed container and conduct the process in a suitable fume hood.

Do not operate this instrument in explosive environments or underwater, and do not use this instrument to handle hazardous media. Do not use this instrument to handle radioactive substances, flammable and explosive substances, or substances that can react chemically with each other and release a large amount of energy. Only the accessories listed in the "optional accessories" list can ensure safe operation. Before installing the accessories, the power must be disconnected. Only by unplugging the instrument power plug can the power be completely cut off. The power socket must be easy to operate. After the power is interrupted and restored, the instrument will not automatically start. The centrifuge is randomly equipped with two rotors, one for 1.5 or 2 ml micro test tubes and the other for 0.2 ml PCR test tubes. The rotor used for 1.5 or 2 ml micro test tubes can be loaded to centrifuge eight different micro test tubes (1.5 or 2 ml). The randomly included adapter for 0.5 ml containers can load and centrifuge up to eight 0.5 ml test tubes. Installation and removal of rotor: Loosen or remove the rotor fastening nut（A）Then place the rotor on the output shaft of the motor until it is fully installed. Fix the rotor by tightening the nut on the rotor (in sequence)Tighten it by hand in the clockwise direction. Secure the rotor by hand when tightening the nut. During centrifugal operation, check and ensure that the rotor is firmly fixed. When removing the rotor, fix it by hand and loosen the rotor fastening nut counterclockwise. If the rotor nut is too tight, a tool (such as a screwdriver) can be used to loosen the nut. Liquid in the instrument: There is a drain at the bottom of the centrifuge, so liquids that enter due to improper operation or condensation can be discharged from the drain to prevent damage to the instrument. If liquid flows out from the bottom of the instrument, immediately disconnect the power and let the instrument dry for a moment. The instrument cannot be cleaned in a dishwasher. The rotor and accessories of the instrument can be cleaned in a dishwasher. The instrument cover is made of refined polycarbonate and can be cleaned with commercial disinfectants. Do not use cleaning agents containing aldehydes, phenols, acetone, or ethanol (isopropanol), and only use liquid disinfectants to manually clean the instrument.

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