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1. Introduction & Safety
The Clinispin Micro III centrifuge should be used in accordance with this User Manual.
Incorrect use may result in equipment damage or personal injury. The Clinispin Micro III
should be used:
•In accordance with design requirements
•By users who are trained and have read the user manual
•By users who have followed the safety protocols set out in this manual
Please read and understand this manual fully before attempting to operate the
centrifuge.
This manual provides important safety information for the Clinispin Micro III Centrifuge. It
should be kept near the centrifuge for quick and easy reference.
The Clinispin Micro III is a high speed centrifuge designed for centrifuging small volumes of
biological fluids at speeds of up to 16,500 RPM.
Speed and time can be easily changed before each run.
The Clinispin Micro III has a welded steel outer and inner casing to protect the motor and
rotor. An automatic lid lock ensures that the lid cannot be opened during running or braking.
When the centrifuge is running, please make sure that there are no hazardous materials
within 30cm of the centrifuge and that no materials are blocking the vent of the centrifuge.
Incorrect use may result in equipment damage or personal injury.
•Do not use the following materials in the centrifuge:
oFlammable/explosive materials
oStrong chemical materials
oToxic or radioactive materials
•For the separation of corrosive substances and biological samples, ensure all tubes
are sealed correctly.
1.1 Notes on Operation
•Please ensure that the rotor is installed correctly and tightened before running the
centrifuge.
•Do not try and open the door manually if the centrifuge is still running.
•The accessories of this centrifuge should be provided by Woodley Equipment
Company.
•The replacement of mechanical and electronic parts of the centrifuge should be
implemented by Woodley Equipment Company authorised personnel.
•Check the rotor regularly. Do not use the rotor if there are obvious signs of corrosion
or damage on the rotor.
•Ensure the rotor is balanced before running.