Fisher Scientific Fisherbrand 88861027 User manual

Wave Motion ShakerOperations Manual
V1 12/21/17

This manual covers the model shown below
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NA Model Voltage Description
88861027
88861028 100~240V
100~240V Wave Motion Shaker US plug
Wave Motion Shaker Intl plug
EU Model
N/A
15524070

Caution all internal adjustments and maintenance must be performed by qualified
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Before using this product, read this entire operation manual
carefully. Users should follow all of the operational guidelines
contained in this manual and take all necessary safety
precautions while using this product. Failure to follow these
guidelines could result in potentially irreparable bodily harm
and/or property damage.
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Contents
Section 1 Inspection and Installation
Packing List
Connections
Structure Diagram
Section Overview
Specifications
Environmental Conditions
Safety Instructions
Relationships between Speed and Load
Section 3 Operation
Control Panel
Settings
Tilt Angle Adjustment
Section 4 Safety Tips and Maintenance
Section 5 Troubleshooting
Section 6 Optional Accessories/Spare Parts
Section 7 Warranty
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Replace The Rubber Tube
Installation
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Section 1 Inspection and Installation
1. Inspect package and contents upon receipt of the instruments.
If the package is severely damaged or if there are any missing
pieces, please contact the manufacturer immediately.
2. Unpack the instrument, ensure all parts of the instrument and
accessories are not missing or damaged. Make sure to take out
General Power Adaptor
US Plug
CN Plug
EU Plug
UK Plug
*Has been installed on the instrument
**For replacement purpose
1.1 Packing List
Table -1 Packing List
1
10
N/A
N/A
N/A
Wave Motion Shaker
6
2
1
1
10
1
N/A
6
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
Figure
1.2 Connections
Main Body
Power Cable
all the components before discarding the packing. If there are
any missing or damaged pieces, please contact the
manufacturer immediately.
3. Place the instrument on a level and firm surface to avoid
vibration and noise.
Power Adaptor
1.3 Structure Diagram
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*Dimpled Rubber Mat
Allen Wrench
*Screw for Rubber Strip
**Small Rubber Replacement Tube
Dimpled Rubber Mat
Tray
Knob
Machine Case
Control Panel Foot (4)
Screw for
Rubber Strip(10)
Rubber Strips
Small Rubber
Replacement
Tube
NA Cat. No. NA/EU Cat. No.
Description
88861027
US plug
88861028
/15524070
Intl plug

2.1 Specifications
Section 2 Overview
WARNING DO NOT use the Wave Motion
Shaker in a hazardous atmosphere or with
hazardous materials for which the unit was
not designed. Also, the user should be
aware that the protection provided by the
equipment may be impaired if accessories
used are no provided or recommended by
the manufacturer, or are used in a manner
not specified by the manufacturer.
CAUTION ! To avoid electrical shock,
completely cut off power to the unit by
disconnecting the power cord from the unit
or unplug from the wall outlet. Disconnect
unit from the power supply prior to
maintenance and service. Any spills should
be removed promptly. Bio hazard spills
should be cleaned using approved liquid
promptly. Solvent spills are a fire hazard.
Stop the unit immediately, and DO NOT
operate until clean up is complete and
vapors have dissipated.
DO NOT immerse the unit for cleaning.
DO NOT operate the unit if it shows signs of
electrical or mechanical damage.
Please read the entire instruction manual before
operating the Wave Motion Shaker.
2.3 Safety Instructions
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Note: Maximum speed may vary with heavy or unbalanced loads.
Rotation Speed
Maximum Load
(Centered on tray)9.8 kg (22Ibs)
5~120rpm
±1rpm
3D Circular Motion
0~12°Adjustable
Speed Range
Speed Accuracy
Operation Mode
Carousel Angle Range
Display Accuracy 1rpm
1min 99h59min~
LED
1 min
Timing Range
Display
Display Accuracy
Time
415 293 216mm(16.3 11.5 8.5in.)× × × ×
316 276 mm(12.4 10.9 in.)× ×19 × ×0.7
536 501 346mm(21.1 19.7 13.6in.)× × × ×
Overall Dimensions
Tray Dimensions
Packaging Dimensions
Size
Net Weight 14Kg(30.8lbs)
16Kg(35.2lbs)Gross Weight
Weight
AC100-240V, 50Hz/60Hz, 0.2A
Requirement
Power Supply
Certification ROHS, WEEE, cCSAus, CE Mark
≤55dB with no loadNoise Level
Others
2.2 Environmental Conditions
Application Environmental Conditions: indoor use
Storage Environmental Conditions
5 to 40℃（41 to 104℉）
Temperature
Humidity
Altitude
Voltage Fluctuation ±10% of the nominal voltage
≤2,000 m
Temperature
Humidity 20 to 90 non-condensing% %,
≤31℃，Relative Humidity
≤80%, non-condensing
NA Cat.No. NA/EU Cat.No.
Description
Category Number
Wave Motion Shaker 88861027
US plug
88861028
/15524070
Intl plug

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Please use rubber strips to fasten containers onto
the tray when using this instrument to avoid
accidents.
Symmetrical placement
Asymmetrical placement
Cornered placement
Sided placement
Other placement
2.4
Load
Relationships between Speed and
Tilt Angle 0°
Warning:
The actual maximum rotation speed of the instrument
may be affected if the cell culture flask is placed at the
corner or one side of the tray. If such placement is
needed, please make sure to gradually increase the
speed.
Tilt Angle 12°
Load Weight
(kg)
Placement
of Load Tilt Angle
Centered
Symmetrical
9.8
9.8
120
120
0°
0°
Rotation Speed
(rpm)
80
80
Load Weight
(kg)
Placement
of Load Tilt Angle
Centered
Centered
Centered
Symmetrical
Symmetrical
Symmetrical
9.8
9.8
5
5
1
1
100
100
120
120
12°
12°
12°
12°
12°
12°
Rotation Speed
(rpm)
Position of Loads
Place the loads in the recommended positions below:
1. Place load at the center of the tray
2. Place loads symmetrically around the center of the tray
3. Make sure to use rubber strips to fasten containers onto the
tray
Centered placement

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The front panel of the Wave Motion Shaker contains all the controls needed to operate the unit.
TIME
①
②
③④
⑤⑥
This chapter covers the control panel and its operation.
Section 3 Operation
3.1 Control Panel
1. Start/Stop button: Start or stop the instrument.
2. RUN indicator light: The light is on when the instrument is
running and off when the instrument is in standby.
3. TIME display window: The window shows cumulative time
(in continuous mode) or remaining time (in timer mode). The
range of time displayed is 0 to 99 hours and 59 minutes. The
accuracy is 1 minute.
4. SPEED display window: The window shows set speed
(when the instrument is in standby) or current speed (when the
instrument is running).
5. Set Time Buttons: UP/DOWN Arrow buttons are used to
increase/decrease the set time of the instrument.
. Set Speed Buttons: UP/DOWN Arrow buttons are used to
increase/ decrease the set speed of the instrument.
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1. Connect all the components according to the figures shown
on page 4 of this manual. Use grounded power outlet.
2. Press down the power switch on the back right side of the
instrument and put it to the “|” state and then the instrument is
in standby.
3.2 Installation
3.3 Settings
Time Settings
1. Continuous mode
Press the “ ” or “ ” arrow button below the TIME display
window. When the number shown on the display window starts
flashing, press “ ” arrow button to decrease the time to 00:00
and then release the button. The time setting is finished after the
number shown on the display window has flashed twice.
2. Timer mode
window. When the number shown on the display window starts
flashing, press “ ” or “ ” arrow button to increase or
decrease the time value. Release the button when the time
shown on the display window reaches the set value. The time
setting is finished after the number shown on the display window
has flashed twice.
Speed Settings
Press the “ ” or “ ” arrow button below the SPEED display
window. When the number shown on the display window starts
flashing, press “ ” or “ ” arrow button to increase or
decrease the speed value. Release the button when the speed
shown on the display window reaches the set value. The speed
setting is finished after the number shown on the display window
has flashed twice
Note: press the “ ” or “ ” arrow button for a longer time to
accelerate the setting.
Run and Stop
1. Continuous Mode
Press button and the instrument will start running with the
specified settings and the RUN indicator light will be on. The
TIME display window will show the cumulative time and the
SPEED display window will show the current speed. Press “ ”
button again and the instrument will slow down until it stops.
The instrument will then be in standby and the two display
windows will show the set values.
“ ”
2. Timer Mode
Press button and the instrumentwill
The
TIME display window will show the remaining time and the
SPEED display window will show the current speed. Press “ ”
button again and the instrument will slow down until it stops.
The instrument will then be in standby and the two display
windows will show the set values.
“ ” start running with the
specified settings and the RUN indicator light will be on.
Press the “ ” or “ ” arrow button below the TIME display

The instrument will stop running in 2 minutes and alarm if
the normal operating is obstructed or the instrument is
malfunctioning.
Alarm Instructions
3.4 Tilt Angle Adjustment
Power Recovery
If the power supply is cut off suddenly while the
instrument is in operation, the unit will automatically run
at the previously set parameter upon power restoration.
The display window will flash. Press any button to stop
flashing.
Finish Operation
Note:
To ensure shaking operation smooth and steady, it may take
1minute for the microprocessor control system to
accelerate the tray to the set speed.
After the operation is finished, press the power switch at the
back right side the instrument and put it into the “O” state.
Unplug the instrument and store the instrument according
to the storage guide.
Operation Steps
1. Make sure the instrument is not running while adjusting
the tilt angle. Press the Stop button to stop the instrument
if it is in running.
2. Push the knob on the cover plate from “Run” to “Adjust
Angle”position as shown in figure 1.
3. Take off the dimpled rubber mat and put it aside.
4. Hold the tray with one hand and unscrew the inner
hexagon screw at the center of the tray with the angle
adjustment wrench to adjust the angle of the tray with the
other hand, as shown in figure 2.
5. Apply upward force at the front of the tray and
downward force at the back of the tray to adjust the tray
to the desired angle, as shown in figure 3.
6. Hold the tray with one hand and tighten the inner
hexagon screw with the allen wrench at the center of the
tray until it's fastened, as shown in figure 4.
7. Push the knob on the cover plate from “Adjust Angle” to
“Run” position as shown in figure 5.
8. Put on the dimpled rubber mat and complete the angle
adjustment, as shown in figure 6.
9. Follow steps on Section 3 to operate the equipment.
Warning:
1.The instrument should be unloaded and stopped at the
specified position when adjusting the angle. It is not
allowed to adjust the angle at other positions.
2.The instrument can be started only when the knob is at
the “Run” position after the angle adjustment. Otherwise
the instrument may be damaged.
Figure 1
Figure 3
Figure 5
Figure 2
Figure 4
Figure 6
F
F
Now you can start using this Wave Motion Shaker.
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or
or
A
B
D
C
2. Hold the bottom of the small rubber tube to loosen it, or
to loosen the screw in the small rubber tube with a cross
screwdriver.
3. Place the new small rubber tube tighten it
just with hand or tighten the screw in the small rubber
tube with a cross screwdriver.
in place and
4. Tighten the screws of the tray and put back the dimpled
rubber mat onto the tray.
After prolonged use, the small rubber tubes may be
damaged. Please follow the steps below to replace these
small rubber tubes.
1. Remove the dimpled rubber mat, and then loosen the
screws (located at A, B, C, D) of tray with a cross screwdriver.
cross screwdriver go through
the hole of tray into small
rubber tube to loosen the
screw.
3.5 Replace The Rubber Tube
cross
screwdriver go
through the
hole of tray into
small rubber
tube to tighten
the screw.
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Section 4 Safety Tips and Maintenance
Safety Tips
1. Use independent power supply.
2. Check if the local power supply voltage is suitable for use.
3. Do not drag the power supply cable when unplugging.
4. Do not use non-specified power cable or damage cable.
5. Service should only be performed by a qualified
professional.
6. The power supply must be unplugged under the following
situations:
a. When the unit is moved
b. When the electrical cabinet or the moving component is
opened
c. When the equipment is malfunctioning
d. When the equipment is not in use
If accidental spillage of liquids caused by mishandling
or contained breakage occurs on the surface of the
instrument, please shut down the instrument and clean
up the liquid immediately.
If the liquid has already spilled into the unit, cut off the
power supply first and immediately clean up the liquid
at the surface of the instrument. Place the instrument in
a ventilated and dry environment for 24 hours before
reuse. If the instrument is not functioning after drying
for 24 hours, please contact the manufacturer.
Warning: Disassembling/Assembling without a
qualified professional's guidance may cause
malfunctioning of the instrument.
Clean Spill
Maintenance
Instrument case and tray surface can be cleaned with cloth
with mild detergent and water.
Surface of the dimpled rubber mat can be cleaned with mild
detergent or water and then wiped with clean cloth.
Warning: Avoid dripping detergent or water into the
inside of the instrument during cleaning.
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Section 5 Troubleshooting
Please refer to the following table to troubleshoot if any malfunction occurs. If the problem still exists, contact your local
sales representative.
Error
Cannot start machine,
LED display window off
No shaking of the tray
Loud noise
Other
Cause
Power disconnected
Power switch off
Power adaptor failure
Over-weighted or unbalanced load
Electrical malfunction
Mechanical malfunction
Tray loose
Keep record for maintenance
Solution
Connect the power
Turn power switch on
Replace power adaptor
Adjust the weight and position of load,
decrease rotation speed
Contact Fisher Scientific
Contact Fisher Scientific
Fasten screws
Push the knob to “Run” position
Push the knob to “Adjust Angle”
position
Platform shaking
Over-weighted or unbalanced load Adjust the weight and position of load,
decrease rotation speed
Place on a firm surfaceInstrument
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Section 6 Optional Accessories/Spare Parts
General Power Adaptor
(Spare Part)
298×258mm
Dimpled Rubber Mat
(Spare Part)
AC 100 240V, 50/60HZ~
125VAC, 10A, 1.8m
250VAC, 10A, 1.8m
250VAC, 16A, 1.8m
250VAC,13A, 1.8m
88861158
88861157
88861156
88861155
88861154
88861198
Rubber Strips
(Spare Part) 88861178
88861199
180×7mm(6pcs/pack)
M4×8 (pcs/pack)8
Power Cable
(Spare Part)
US Plug
Power Cable CN
(Spare Part)
Plug
Power Cable EU
(Spare Part)
Plug
Power Cable UK
(Spare Part)
Plug
Screw for Rubber Strip
(Spare Part)
Rubber Mat 88861200 298 258 mm× ×5
Small Rubber
Replacement Tube
(Spare Part)
88861212 Φ44×108
Description NA Cat. No. EU Cat. No. Dimensions Figure
Max. Qty
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
10
4
1
12
15514140
15594130
15594120
15554120
N/A
N/A
15564120
15564120
15504140
N/A

When used in laboratory conditions and according to these operation instructions and maintenance, this product is
warranted for 24 months against defective materials or workmanship. The 24 month warranty period begins from the
delivery date of this product.
For product quality or performance issues, contact Fisher Scientific Customer Service.
Section 7 Warranty
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