Westlab Shaker 3D Bundle User manual

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PRODUCT MANUAL
Shaker
3D Bundle
Code 665-116

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PRODUCT MANUAL
1800 358 101
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1. Product Description
1.1 Introduction
Powered with a BLDC motor, the 3D Shaker guarantees maintenance-free longevity
and quiet performance. The digital display allows for the quick and easy setting of
parameters without compromising on convenience.
With a variable speed ranging from 10 to 120 RPM, the shaker has a variable
time setting of one to 999 minutes and an innite mode. Furthermore, the user-
programmable mode enables the user to set up to nine user-dened programs for
unprecedented convenience.
A microprocessor-based operation allows for control under varied load conditions.
In addition, the pulse mode with the Run-Pause-Run function allows for thorough
mixing of the solution.
1.2 Intended Use
The shaker is ideal for simple mixing to catalytic reactions, homogeneous mixing in
Petri dishes and tubes, cultivation of cell cultures, any type of ELISA reactions, and
staining and destaining of cells.
1.3 Features
• Brushless DC Motor
• Digital Display, Microprocessor Controlled
• Variable Timer 1 to 999 Minutes or Innite Mode
• Nine User-Programmable Modes
• Variable Speed 10 to 120 RPM
• Non-Slip Strength Rubber Feet
• Double Decker Design
• IP21 Protection Class
• Pulse Mode Function
• Tumbling Angle of 7°
• 5kg Load Capacity
1.4 Accessories
• Mat, Spiked Rubber
• Mat, Sticky Pad
• Power Adaptor 100 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz
• Elastic Band
• User Manual
TABLE OF CONTENT
1. Product Description
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Intended Use
1.3 Features
1.4 Accessories
2. Technical Specications
3. Safety Precautions
4. Maintenance & Cleaning
5. Installation
6. Operation
7. Troubleshooting
8. Product Disposal
PRODUCT CODE
665-116
PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE.

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1800 358 101
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www.westlab.com.au
+64 9 553 3677
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646 568 5391
sales.us@westlab.com
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1 877 822 1455
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2. Technical Specication
Motor Type Brushless DC motor
Motion Type Tumbling
Digital Display Yes, seven segment LED
Programmable Mode Set and save up to nine user-dened
programs
Pulse Mode Yes, run-pause-run mode. Alternates
between clockwise and anticlockwise
motion with two second stops.
Speed Setting Variable 10 to 120 RPM, Step of 1 RPM
Timer Setting 1 to 999 minutes and innite mode
Tumbling Angle ± 7° xed
Permissible Ambient Temperature 4°C to 50°C
Permissible Relative Moisture 80%
Load Capacity 5kg
Protection Class IP 21
Power Consumption 17 W
Input Voltage 100 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Platform Dimensions 350mm x 350mm
Unit Dimensions 392mm x 268mm x 197mm
Unit Weight 7kg excluding attachments
3. Safety Precautions
Read the following safety precautions prior to using the shaker.
Never use the unit in any manner not specied in this manual.
• Always install the unit on a at, stable, and non-slippery surface.
• Always unplug the power adaptor before cleaning the unit.
• Always ensure that all accessories and vessels are rmly secured in their respective
positions otherwise shaking vessels can get damaged or can y out.
• Never touch moving parts. Do not move the unit during operation.
• The top surface must be kept clean and intact.
• The unit is not to be operated in a hazardous, explosive, or ammable environment
and not to be used to mix explosive or highly reactive material. Do not use the unit
under water.
• Do not use the shaker if it shows signs of electrical of mechanical damage.
If any damage is found, contact your supplier immediately.
• Ensure that the attachments are secured properly prior to operation.
Disconnect the unit from the power supply before tting the attachments.

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• Do not use without appropriate training. Always follow the installation instructions.
• Wear personal protective equipment in accordance with the hazardous category of
the media to be processed. Otherwise, there is a risk from:
• Splashing and evaporation of liquids
• Release of toxic or combustible gases
• Ejection of parts
• Do not lift or hold the unit from the shaking platform during operation. While moving
or installing the shaker, ensure that it is lifted with both hands from the base.
• Reduce the speed:
• If the medium splashes out of the vessel due to high speed
• If the unit is not running smoothly
• If the base plate starts to move around
• Position the shaking vessels on the mat so that they are evenly spread out.
• Only use liquids that do not react dangerously to the extra energy produced through
processing. This also includes additional energy produced through light irradiation
and through surrounding temperatures.
• Ensure that the shaker is only used for the specied operation.
• Process pathogenic materials only in a closed vessel under a suitable extractor hood.
• For the user’s protection and for the proper operation of the unit, the voltage stated
must correspond to the main voltage and the unit is operated with the original plug-
in power supply provided.
The safety of the user cannot be guaranteed if the unit:
• Is operated with accessories that are not supplied with the unit
• Is operated with accessories that are not supplied or recommended
by the manufacturer
• Is operated improperly or contrary to the manufacturer’s specications
4. Maintenance & Cleaning
• Always unplug the power adaptor before cleaning the unit.
• Wear protective gloves and safety glasses while cleaning the unit.
Use a soft mild cloth.
• Excessive amounts of liquid should be avoided. Liquids must not contact the motor.
Do not allow moisture to enter the unit when cleaning.
• After cleaning, ensure that all the parts are dried.
• If repairs are performed by unauthorised personnel, the product warranty may
become void.

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5. Installation
1. Open the packaging and gently remove the shaker from the box.
2. Place the unit gently onto a rm and levelled surface.
3. Unpack every individual component.
4. Assemble the components as instructed in this manual for optimal performance.
ATTENTION: The manual should be kept with the device and all the packaging should be
kept in safe storage for at least two years for warranty purposes.
Location and mounting
Place the shaker on a at, solid, and levelled surface. Ensure that all four feet stand on
the surface rmly. Avoid installing on a slippery surface or a bench prone to vibration.
• The ideal ambient temperature is 25°C ± 5°C. Do not place the unit in direct sunlight.
• Keep a minimum clearance of 200mm from all directions to guarantee safe operation.
• Keep the unit away from heat or water to avoid sample temperature errors.
• Do not place the shaker in an area that makes it dicult to operate the unit.
Connecting the power adaptor
1. Connect one side of the power adaptor to the rear of the shaker and the other end
to the power supply as shown below.

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2. Rotate the adaptor nut clockwise to tighten the adaptor. Ensure that the power
switch is off while connecting the power adaptor.
3. The sticker on the shaker’s body and the jack indicate the position of the rib on the
jack. While tting the adaptor to the unit, please match the sticker position and
gently push in.
4. If matched correctly, the plug will go in easily without much force [do not try
to force the plug in if it isn’t matching correctly]. Once the plug is inserted into
position, turn the loose upper ring clockwise to tighten and secure the tment.
6. Operation
User interface and display
Number Name Function
1 Speed Press the ‘Speed’ button to select the speed value.
Then press the increment and decrement buttons to
set the speed value in RPM.
2 Time Press the ‘Time’ button to select the time value.
Then press the increment and decrement buttons to
set the time value in minutes.
3 Increment Press the ‘+’ button to increase values.
4 Decrement Press the ‘-’ button to decrease values.
5 Pulse
mode
Press the ‘Pulse’ button to activate the pulse mode.
Long press the ‘Pulse’ button to select time values for
the pulse mode from 30 seconds to 90 seconds.
6 Favourite
mode
Long press the ‘FAV’ button to enter or exit favourite mode.
7 Start/Stop Press the ‘Start/Stop’ button to start or stop the
operation.

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Display
The display indicated the
current value of speed.
The display indicates the
current value of time.
Starting and stopping the shaker
1. To begin any operation, enter the required speed and time values.
2. Then press the ‘Start’ button. The start/stop LED will start blinking.
3. The speed and time display will show the actual speed and time left respectively.
4. To stop the operation, press the ‘Start/Stop’ button again and the blinking LED
will stop.
Setting the time value
The time value is displayed in minutes. The shaker’s timer can be set between one
minute and 999 minutes.
1. Press the ‘Time’ button to select the time value.
2. The ‘Mins’ display will blink and once the time value is selected, single press ‘+/-‘
buttons to set the time value by one minute. Long press ‘+/-‘ buttons to set the
time value quickly.
3. The time value will be saved after blinking ve times.
Setting the speed value
The speed value is displayed as RPM. The minimum and maximum speed of the
shaker is 10 RPM and 120 RPM respectively. When the unit is used for the rst time,
the speed will be set to zero and shown as ’00’.
1. Press the ‘Speed’ button to select the speed value.
2. Single press ‘+/-‘ buttons to set the speed value by one RPM. Long press ‘+/-‘
buttons to set the speed value quickly.
3. The speed value will be saved after blinking ve times.
Pulse mode operation
The pulse mode allows the shaker to operate in a run-pause-run mode.
1. Press the ‘Pulse’ button to start the pulse mode operation.
2. In pulse mode, the shaking will be in the clockwise direction for every 30 seconds
followed by a pause of two seconds and then for 30 seconds in the counter
clockwise direction.
3. The rst segment of the timer LED will toggle between the top and bottom
segment of ’00,’ indicating that the pulse mode is activated.
4. Press the ‘Pulse’ button again to stop the pulse mode operation.

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Programmable pulse mode operation
By default, the pulse mode cycle time is 30 seconds. The user can modify the cycle
time from between 30 seconds and 90 seconds with the programmable pulse mode.
1. To program the pulse time, long press the ‘Pulse’ button to select the pulse mode
cycle time.
2. The timer will display the set cycle value. For example, ‘30’ indicates that the pulse
cycle time is set to 30 seconds.
3. Then press the ‘+/-‘ buttons to modify the cycle time between 30 seconds and
90 seconds.
Favourite mode
The favourite mode operation allows the user to save up to nine programs with
different speed and time parameters. The user can use any of these programs by
activating the favourite mode.
1. To activate the favourite mode, long press the ‘FAV’ button. Once activated, the
RPM display will blink and the show ‘F ON’.
2. Press the ‘FAV’ button again and use the ‘+/-‘ buttons to select any program from
‘F1 to F9’.
3. Once all the values are set, the display showing the program number will blink ve
times indicating that all selected values of different parameters are saved in their
respective programs.
4. Now, press the ‘Start/Stop’ button to begin operation in the favourite mode.
5. Follow the same process to set the other programs.
6. If the user wants to modify previously saved programs, rst long press the ‘FAV’
button to activate the favourite mode and then select the program that the user
wants to modify by pressing the ‘+/-‘ buttons.
7. After selecting the program, change the parameters and explained above. Once
the parameters are saved, the program will be saved automatically with the new
values after the display showing the selected program number blinks ve times.
8. To exit the favourite mode, long press the ‘FAV’ button until the display shows ‘F
OFF’ indicating that the favourite mode has been deactivated.
7. Troubleshooting
Please contact our technical support team on 1800 358 101.
8. Product Recycling
In the case that the product is to be disposed of, the relevant legal regulations are to
be observed.
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