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M514/ M516
AU400
Service Manual
Ver. 24
Part Manual
A Cover page & contents
B Function & Mechanism Manual
D Electrical units
E Software
F Adjustment
G ANL Installation
H DPR Installation
I System Maintenance
J Preventive Maintenance
K M514 / M516 Illustrated Parts Breakdown
Y Technical information
Z Manual History
3. Installation Environments
3.1 Installation Environment conditions
● Installation Environment Conditions
Site not subject to direct sunlight
Site not minimum amount of dust
Site that is flat (gradient : less than 1/200)
Site with minimum vibration
Site with floor construction that can support approximately 480Kg (4902N)
Places located less than 2000m above sea level
This product has the following product outline, special features, and limit conditions.
Specifications for MU6475 to MU6481.
Please refer to the page 1-6 for above mentioned parts number.
Destination USA Europe General areas Japan
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Product name AU400 AU400 AU400 AU400
1. Product outline
1.1 Product aim
Horizontal expansion of the functions used by the AU2700 and the AU5400, prevention of equipment decay
by expansion of the software functions, and prevention of a drop in sales
4. Product Units
AU401, AU402 (M514)
Part No. Model name Destination Voltage, V
MU4926 AU401-01 100
Japan
MU4927 AU402-01 200
MU4928 AU401-02 America 210
MU4929 AU401-03 Europe 230
UNIT CONFIGURATION #1
Japan Japan US Europe
100V 200V
Configu- Unit No. Unit name MU4926 MU4927 MU4928 MU4929 Remarks
ration unit
AU401-01 AU402-01 AU401-02 AU401-03
MU4933 M514-ANL11 1 1 1 1
MU4950 M514-JC01 1 1 Power supply
MU4951 M514-JC11 1 input
MU4952 M514-JC21 1
MU4953 M514-JC31 1
MU4957 M514-JD01 1 1 Power supply
MU4958 M514-JD11 1 control
MU4959 M520-JD21 1
MU3180 M520-JE01 1 Cable set
MU3181 M520-JE11 1 (Power cable)
MU5007 M514-OPZ01 (1) (1)
MD1252 Floor plate 4 4 4 4 Floor plate
ME4935 Label 1 1
ME4936 Label
ME4937 Label 1 1
ME5869 Label 1 1 EMC label
MU4996 Label kit 1 1 “Caution”
MU4997 Label kit 1 label
MU4998 Label kit 1
MU5356 R tray 1 1 1 1
MU4045 ON sw ass’y 1 1 1
MU4046 RESET sw ass’y 1 1 1
MU4052 EM STOP sw ass’y 1 1 1
MU3446 ON sw ass’y 1
MU3447 RESET sw ass’y 1
MU3448 EM STOP sw ass’y 1
MD7730 Bracket5 1 1 1
GB6279 Lifelon tube 1 1 1 7x13x2000
ME5850 Bracket5 1
GB5598 Y connector 1
GB7154 Lifelon tube 1 7x13x250
GB9540 Lifelon tube 1 7x13x50
MU4951 M514-JC11 1
MU4952 M514-JC21 1
MU4953 M514-JC31 1
MU4959 M514-JD21 1
MU3181 M520-JE11 1
MU5356 R-tray 1 1 1 1
ME4940 Cover F 1 1 1
UNIT CONFIGURATION #1
Japan Japan US Europe
100V 200V
Configu- Unit No. Unit name MU4926 MU4927 MU4928 MU4929 Remarks
ration unit
AU401-01 AU402-01 AU401-02 AU401-03
Standard MU4961 M514-ACC11 1 1
accessories MU4962 M514-ACC21 1
MU4987 M514-ACC31 1
Starting kit MU4967 M514-TRN11 1 1
Packaging MU4965 M514-DPC11 1 1 1 1 For inside
material MU4966 M514-EPC11 1 1 For outside
Spare MU4963 M514-CSS11 (1) (1)
consumable MU4964 M514-CSS21 (1)
parts MU4989 M514-CSS31 (1)
Repair MU4968 M514-REP11 (1) (1)
parts MU4969 M514-REP21 (1) (1)
Option MU4970 M514-OPA01 (1) (1) ISE
MU4971 M514-OPA02 1 ISE
MU4972 M514-OPA03 (1) ISE
MU4702 M520-OPH02 (2) Forced
drainage
equipment
MU4148 M520-OPH01 2 Forced
drainage
equipment
MU3351 M240-OPH03 (2) (2) Forced
drainage
equipment
MU2535 M240-OPD01 (1) (1) Water supply
equipment
UNIT CONFIGURATION #2
Asia Asia Australia
110V 220V
Configu- Unit No. Unit name MU4930 MU4931 MU4932
ration unit AU401-04 AU402-04 AU401-06 Remarks
MU4933 M514-ANL11 1 1 1
MU4954 M514-JC41 1 Power supply
MU4955 M514-JC51 1 input
MU4956 M514-JC61 1
MU4957 M514-JD01 1 Power supply
MU4960 M514-JD31 1 control
MU4982 M514-JD41 1
MU3180 M520-JE01 1 Cable kit
MU3181 M520-JE11 1 1 (Power cable)
MD1252 Floor plate 4 4 4 floor plate
ME4938 Label 1 1 1
MU4996 Label set 1 1 1 “Caution” label
MU5356 R tray 1 1 1
MU4045 ON sw ass’y 1 1 1
MU4046 RESET sw ass’y 1 1 1
MU4052 EM STOP sw 1 1 1
ass’y
MD7730 Bracket 5 1 1 1
GB6279 Lifelon tube 1 1 1 7x13x2000
UNIT CONFIGURATION #2
Asia Asia Australia
110V 220V
Configu- Unit No. Unit name MU4930 MU4931 MU4932 Remarks
ration unit AU401-04 AU402-04 AU401-06
MU4987 M514-ACC31 1
MU4955 M514-JC51 1
MU4956 M514-JC61 1
MU4960 M514-JD31 1
MU4982 M514-JD41 1
MU3181 M520-JE11 1 1
MV1764 Communication 1 1 1 1 1
cable
DW4114 Cable set 1 Table tap
ME4305 Constant 2 2 2 2 2
temperature fluid
ZM0634 Cuvette 1 1 1 1 1 10 pcs.
MA7528 Band 4 4 4 4 4
MU9934 S-probe 1 1 1 1 1
MU9958 R-probe 1 1 1 1 1
ME4498 File 1 1 1
MA1198 Warranty 1
MD7304 Bottle 60 1 1 1 5 5
MD7305 Bottle 30 4 4
ME4609 Bottle 15 4 4
MD0884 Cap A 12 12
MD0884 Cap A
40
MU4123 Orange R4
1
MS0284 AU detergent 2L
2
____ The hatched parts have been changed from the AU400 (M514).
Product name AU400_M516(MU6474)
Part No. MU6475 MU6476 MU6477 MU6478 MU6579 MU6480 MU6481
Product AU403- AU404- AU403- AU403- AU403- AU404- AU403-
name 01 01 02 03 04 04 06
____ The hatched parts have been changed from the AU400 (M514).
Product AU400_M516(MU6474)
name
ME2357 S-probe 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
ME2185 R-probe 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
MD7411 Agitation
6 6 6 6 6 6 6
rod
MU9888 Light
source 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
lamp
MU2465 M510- Dispenser
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
SA01
MU8107 M514- Syringe case Change of the S-cover component
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
EM01 (MD4189) is being investigated.
M504- S-syringe
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
EH01
M504- R-syringe
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
EJ01
MU3545 M014- Periodic pump Quantity change because of the
BA02 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 detergent unification
A. General specifications
1. Method
● Specifications
Discrete, Single-line • multi-test, Patient-oriented
2. Construction
● Specifications
Analyzer • data processor • printer
● Remarks
The data processor is a personal computer.
3. Sample type
● Specifications
Serum • urine • plasma
● Remarks
For each item, the analysis parameters can be set as serum, urine, or one other type.
4. Number of simultaneous analysis items
● Specifications
Item selection input : Max. 51 items (including 3 ISE items)
At the time of special reagent use, LIH is included in the number of items, but it is not included when not used.
Number of reagent bottles which can be set : Max. 38/all 2 steps
Max. 76/all 1 step
● Remarks
99 analysis condition items are memorized., 2 items can be set per bottle.
5. Processing capacity
● Specifications
Main unit : 400 tests/h
When Na, K, Cl/ISE 3 items are connected : Max. 800 tests/h
● Remarks
ISE alone : 200 samples/h
6. Analysis method
● Specifications
(1) One point method-end point
(2) Two point method-automatic blank compensation at the end point
(3) Rate method
(4) Fixed method
(5) Electrode method (ISE)
● Remarks
ISE is optional.
7. Reaction fluid volume
● Specifications
150 to 550 L
8. Reaction time
● Specifications
Max. 8 min, 37.5 sec. (2 steps)
9. Reaction temperature
● Specifications
37C
● Remarks
Sample temperature accuracy 0.3 C
10. Items which can be analyzed
● Specifications
(1) Colorimetry
Enzymes/lipids/proteins/sugar/nitrogen compounds/inorganic substances/complements/others (TBA etc.)
(2) Turbidimetry
lgG/lgA/lgM/C3/C4/RF/CRP/ASO/transferrin/others
(3) Latex agglutination
RF/CRP/ASO/others
(4) Homogeneous EIA (EMIT)
DAU/TDM/others
(5) ISE (option)
Na/K/Cl
● Remarks
ISE is optional.
11. Serum information
● Specifications
The degree of chyle, jaundice, and hemolysis can be measured, and staged indication is possible.
A method using exclusive fluid or a method using a fluid showing no absorption in the visible range can be
selected.
● Remarks
The judgment level for stepped indication can be set.
12. Reception
● Specifications
(1) Individual and group item selection can be specified together.
(2) Item selection input method
1) Keyboard
2) On-line
3) Mouse
4) Touch screen (option)
(3) For item selection, input is possible for max.
8000 samples/index.
Max. 90 indices can be stored.
(4) Max. 51 items can be received per sample.
(5) Input of patient information is possible separate from item selection.
● Remarks
A total of 30,000 samples can be memorized.
13. Reanalysis
● Specifications
(1) Automatic reanalysis and manual reanalysis are possible.
(2) Sample quantity : Normal, increased, decreased
B. Sampling Section
1. Sample setting method
● Specifications
Rack section : General, emergency, standard fluid, accuracy management
Turntable section : Standard fluid, accuracy management, STAT, washing fluid, ISE standard fluid, ISE
detergent, reagent blank
2. Sample cup
● Specifications
Rack STAT
Outer circumference Inner circumference
1. Commercial Conical (MD0779)
2. Cup for minute samples
3. Hitachi cup
4. Commercial blood-collecting vessel *
Inner diameter (9 to 15)
Outer diameter (11.5 to 16)
Length 55 to 100
5. ACA cup
● Remarks
Hitachi No. 707-0313
Hitachi No. 716-0425
* : Only outer diameter 12
The max. diameter of blood-collecting vessels shall be less than 17.5 mm.
3. Dead volume
● Specifications
Rack STAT
50 L or less (Hitachi cup) 30 L or less ( Hitachi cup for very small amount sample )
250 L or less (ACA cup) 50 L or less ( Hitachi cup )
200 L or less ( 13 mm test tube) 50 L or less ( Conical cup )
250 L or less ( 15 mm test tube) 250 L or less ( ACA cup )
200 L or less ( 13 mm test tube)
250 L or less ( 15 mm test tube)
Note Aspiration for under 25 L
4. Sample mounting number
● Specifications
Rack section : Max. 80 samples simultaneously
Turntable section : Max. 22 samples simultaneously + 7 detergent types
5. STAT samples
● Specifications
(1) Interrupt analysis by turntable or red racks is possible.
(2) Blood-collecting vessels can be set.
(3) Bar code reading is possible.
6. Sampling mechanism
● Specifications
(1) Microsyringe method
(2) Probe with fluid level detection function (made of metal)
(3) With washing of probe inside and outside
(4) Detection function for clogging inside the probe
(5) With a mechanism for prevention of collision between probe and sample tube
C. Reaction section
1. Reagent setting method
● Specifications
(1) Turntable method
(2) First and second reagent are set to one turntable.
(3) Passing over the same type of reagent is possible.
● Remarks
Setting possible only at the time of standby mode
2. Reagent ID
● Specifications
ID according to bar code
3. Reagent type
● Specifications
Normal Reagent / Concentrated reagent
4. Reagent deterioration prevention
● Specifications
(1) All reagents refrigerated (refrigeration temperature : 4 to 12C)
(2) Protection from drying out, temperature, light, dust, etc.
5. Reagent dispensing mechanism
● Specifications
(1) Microsyringe method
(2) With reagent fluid level detection function
(3) With washing of probe inside and outside
(4) With a mechanism for prevention of collision between probe and reagent bottle
6. Number of reagent injection steps
● Specifications
2 steps
7. Reagent quantity setting range
● Specifications
(1) 25 to 300 L (setting possible in units of 1 L)
(2) R1 + R2 500 L
8. Reagent vessel setting positions and volumes
● Specifications
(1) Max. 76 units (total number for R1 + R2)
(2) Reagent vessels : Vessels of 15, 30, or 60 mL
● Remarks
Mixed setting is possible.
9. Reagent dead volume
● Specifications
30 and 60 mL bottles : 1 mL
15 mL bottles : 350 L
E. Operation section
1. Calibration
● Specifications
(1) Calibration types : Straight line, polygonal line, approximation curve, spline function
(2) Calibration setting method
1) Standard fluid • control serum, max. 200 specifications possible (Max 200 types : Scince Prg. Ver 5.0)
Max. seven types per item (Max. 80 types : Less than Prg. Ver 5.0)
2) Manual input - Max. seven items
(3) One-point compensation possible for multiple point calibration lines
(4) Recalibration is possible as desired.
(5) Function for automatic calibration execution
● Remarks
One-point compensation possible for multiple point calibration lines
2. Compensation
● Specifications
(1) Blank compensation : Reagent blanks and sample blanks
(2) Data compensation : Correlation compensation (Y = AX + B)
Sample quantity compensation at the time of reanalysis
(3) Quantity compensation according to the sample quantity change at the time of reanalysis and predilution
dispensing
3. Calculated Test
● Specifications
Max. 10 types can be set.
Max. 5 items of analysis data can be used per type, and arithmetic operations can be set as desired.
4. Accuracy management
● Specifications
(1) Control serum :Max. 20 types can be used. (Max.60 types : Since Program Ver 2.1)
Max. six types per item
(2) Processing contents : X management/X – R management (J-L method)
Multirule (W.G method)
Twin plot
(3) Display : Management diagram CRT display and printout are possible.
(4) Display and output of QC day-to-day data possible
(5) With QC automatic execution function
● Remarks
By setting the accuracy management sample judgment level, alarm output is possible at the time of trouble.
X : Daily data variation
XR : Day-to-day variation
5. On-line I/O
● Specifications
RS232C, 1 system
6. Data input
● Specifications
(1) Manual data input is possible (by samples/by items).
(2) I/O methods for item selection
Keyboard/mouse
On-line
Touch screen (option)
F. Installation conditions
1. Power supply
● Specifications
(1) Power supply voltage : AC 100, 110, 120, 200, 210, 220, 230, 240 V (within 10%)
(2) Frequency : 50/60 Hz (within 1 Hz)
(3) Max. rated power consumption : 3.5 kVA
● Remarks
Standard power supply voltage
Domestic : 100 V or 200 V
Overseas : 210 V (USA), 230 V (Europe)
Equipment heat generation : About 2600 kcal/h ( 10870000J/H)
2. Water supply
● Specifications
Automatic water supply by connection to an ion exchanger
AU401, AU402 (M514)
Mean water use quantity (50/60 Hz) : 26.0 L/h (Operation timing)
Max. momentary water use quantity (50/60 Hz) : 0.7 L/min.
AU403, AU404 (M516)
Mean water use quantity (50/60 Hz) : 20.0 L/h (Operation timing)
Max. momentary water use quantity (50/60 Hz) : 0.7 L/min.
3. Drainage
● Specifications
Separate gravity drop discharge of examined fluid (concentrated waste fluid) and washing waste fluid (diluted
waste fluid).
4. Equipment dimensions and weight
● Specifications
W D H (mm) Weight (kg)
ANL 1450 760 1205 420
DPR (600) (700) (1600) (65)
● Remarks
The DPR includes rack, personal computer, CRT, and printer.
5. Earthing
● Specifications
Class 3 (earthing resistance: 100 or less)
6. Use environment
● Specifications
(1) Temperature : 18 to 32C, temperature fluctuation shall be within the range of 4C
during measurement
(2) Humidity : 40 to 80% RH however, no condensation
(3) Ion exchange water conductivity : 2.0 s/Cm or more
(4) Ion exchange water temperature : 5C or less
7. Installation environment
● Specifications
(1) Temperature : 5 to 40C
Humidity : 40 to 80% RH
However, no condensation
C. Reaction section
8 Installation places and capacity 2. Max. 76 pcs. (total for R1 and R2)
for reagent containers
3. Reagent containers: 15, 30, 60 mL containers
9 Reagent dead volume 30, 60 mL: 1 mL or less, 15 mL: 400 L or less
E. Calculation section
1 Calibration 2. Calibration curve setting method Increased to 200 types
1) Standard fluid, standard serum, max. 200 types
can be used, max. seven types per item
5. Function for batch compensation for multiple
reagent lots
F. Installation conditions
2 Water supply Automatic water supply by connection with an ion Reduction of the used
exchanger water quantity
Mean used water quantity (50/60 Hz): 20.0 L/h Max.
momentary used water quantity (50/60 Hz): 0.7 L/min
(for 45 sec)
Component layout
Diagram
Symbol Name
P1 DI water supply pump
P11 Degassed water supply pump
V3 Detergent A dilution valve
V4 Detergent B dilution valve
V5 S probe inner wash valve
V6 R probe inner wash valve
V9 Probe inner wash water back valve
Dispenser (SA)
Dispenser leaves from the high point. (The dispenser rotates counterclockwise by 100 P when the SA
upper point sensor works. It moves down at a rate of 1000 P/s until the upper point sensor is turned off.)
The SA upper point sensor works. (The dispenser rotates clockwise and moves up at a rate of 1000 P/s. It
stops at first phase origin after upper sensor detection.)
The dispenser returns to the origin. (The dispenser rotates counterclockwise and moves down by 38 P.)
2. Dispense Sequence
The dispense sequence shall be executed according to the attached time chart etc.
: Dispensing : Transfer
Specified Sample Amount Dispensing Sequence
- The probe moves down from the high-point washing position to the low-point washing position.
- Drain of air and extra sample
- Washing. Preliminary aspiration is executed during washing.
- The probe moves up to the upper-point washing position.
- Preliminary drain
- The probe rotates and moves to sample aspiration positions (rack, STAT, ISE STD)
- Aspiration of air
- The probe moves down until the sample level is detected.
- Aspiration of sample, dummy and extra sample
The aspiration timing is delayed according to the dispensed sample amount (to prevent the probe from
vibration).
- The probe moved up 90 P.
- Drain of dummy
- Probe is gone up till upper point.
- The probe moves to sample dispense position (cuvette, ISE).)
- Discharge of sample
The probe discharge timing is delayed according to the dispensed sample amount (to prevent the probe
from vibration).
- The probe moves to the washing position.
- Drain of dummy
- Probe is gone up till upper point.
- The probe moves to sample dispense position (cuvette, ISE).
- Drain of sample, air and diluent
- The probe moves to the washing position.
Time chart
These detergents are aspirated by the detergent supply pump (P4) & (P5), and are supplied to
cuvette washing 1st and 2nd nozzles, and mix rod wash ports for S & R by properly selecting
valves (V14), (V17) and (V18).
Each undiluted detergent tank is equipped with a sensor that detects the lower limit of the fluid
level. When this sensor is turned on, an error message showing short fluid appears for warning.
Each detergent tank is equipped with sensors that detect the overflow upper limit and lower
limit, and detection sensor for stored amount up/ down is installed. These sensors let the
operator know the stored fluid amount to properly prepare the detergent.
When the fluid level reaches the overflow upper limit or low point and the sensor works, an error
message appears to give warning to the operator. If the error status is not reset within the
specified time, the machine will be shut down.
When the upper point float SW is turned ON, the detergent generation is stopped.
3. Supplying Detergents
Detergents A and B are respectively prepared and stored in the detergent tanks.
When the valve (V17) is turned ON, detergent A is supplied to 1st nozzle of cuvette wash portion by detergent
A supply pump (P4).
When the valve (V18) is turned ON, detergent B is supplied to 1st nozzle of cuvette wash portion by detergent
B supply pump (P5).
When the valve (V14) is turned ON, detergent B is supplied to wash pot.
The DI water supply pump (P1) is always rotating and supplies the deionized water to these sections for
washing by opening the valves (V10), (V11) and (V16).
When cuvette washing, the DI water is supplied from the coolant pipe to 3th to 6th nozzle of cuvette wash
portion by turning ON the valve (V16).
When S & R probe washing, the DI water is supplied to mix rod wash pot by turning ON the valve (V11).
When the S & R probe washing, the DI water is supplied to probe wash pot by turning ON the valve (V10).
With the cuvette washing nozzles moving down, the valve (V29) is opened to apply the negative pressure to the
condensed waste terminal to aspirate these wastes while inserting the nozzles into the cuvettes. Immediately
after the nozzles completely move down, the valve (V29) is closed to end the aspiration of wastes.
This aspiration shall also be executed immediately after the nozzles start moving up, in order to prevent the
fluids from dripping. When the cuvette washing nozzles move up, the valve (V28) is opened to release the
pressure in the sample aspiraton terminal to the open air and then the valve (V30) is opened. This allows the
fluids aspirated such as mixture fluid to be drained from the machine as condensed wastes by gravity flow.
With the cuvette washing nozzles moving down, the valve (V32) is opened to apply the negative pressure to the
aspiration terminal to aspirate the washing water while inserting the nozzles into the cuvettes. Immediately after
the nozzles completely move down, the valve (V32) is closed to end the aspiration of wastes.
This aspiration shall also be executed immediately after the nozzles start moving up, in order to prevent the fluid
from dripping.
When the cuvette washing nozzles move up, the valve (V31) is opened to release the pressure in the aspiration
terminal to the
open air and then the valve (V33) is opened. This allows the washing water in the terminal to be drained from
the machine as thin wastes by gravity flow.
Immediately after the cuvette washing nozzles move down, the valve (V23) is opened to apply the negative
pressure to the overflow terminal to aspirate these fluids. When the nozzles move up, the valve (V23) is closed
to end the aspiration.
When the cuvette washing nozzles move up, the valve (V22) is opened to release the pressure in the overflow
terminal to the open air and then the valve (V24) is opened. This allows the fluids in the terminal to be drained
from the machine as thin wastes by gravity flow.
When the cuvette washing nozzles move down, the detergents A and B, and washing water are fed to the
cuvettes, and the nozzles move up, the valves (V19), (V20) and (V21) are opened to aspirate the fluids between
the nozzle ends and valves to the drip terminal.
This prevents the fluids dripping from the nozzles due to vibrations caused by vertical movements of nozzles.
When the cuvette washing nozzles move up, the valve (V25) is opened to release the pressure in the drip
terminal to the open air and then the valve (V27) is opened. This allows the fluids in the terminal to be drained
from the machine as thin wastes by gravity flow.
Immediately before the MEASURE and washing operations, the vacuum pump works to generate the negative
pressure in the vacuum tank.
The pressure is monitored by a sensor.( -150mmHg ( -20kpa )) When it is insufficient, an error message
appears on the CRT to warn the situation and Prevent moving to next step.
A level sensor is equipped to the lower section of the vacuum tank, and checks the fluid level immediately
before the major and washing operations. When the fluid exceeds the specified level, an error message appears
on the CRT to warn the situation and prevent moving to next step. When this level sensor detects excessive
high fluid level during the analysis, an error message appears on the CRT to warn the situation, and the machine
is shut down after the specified time.
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MU 5 0 3 3 ( MB 1 9 6 5 )( T 1 x 2 x 3 2 0 )
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1
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( M A 3 6 2 7 x 2 0 pcs)
a A A
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a b b MB 0 0 0 3 T2 x3 x50 0
d d d d d d
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Mix wash cup Mix wash cup
ME 5 5 2 1 T2x 3x 45 0
MB 0 0 2 0 L 1 2 x 1 8 x 1 0 0 0 ( Detergent )
MA 5 1 0 7
MD 9 8 5 6 ( Water )
B
MB 8 8 9 4 f ME 5 5 2 1 T2x 3x 450
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e B B B B B B
P2 . 5 x4 . 5 x1 5 0
Circuration Pump 6 ME 5 0 5 2
MB 9 1 5 8
ME 5 0 5 1 d ME 5 5 2 1 T2x 3 x450
MU 4 9 2 0 d d d
MB 9 1 5 8
C C C C C C
L1 2 x1 8 x 3 7 0
L12 x18 x300 5 d
M A 7 5 1 9 x 3pcs
DA Coolant Circuration Pump
DA GB7 5 1 0 f
MD 8 4 4 5
d d
MD 7 6 4 9 d d d d d d Wash water
d 59 59 Overflow
MD 0 0 0 7
f MF 3 7 5 1 Sample,
ME 5 0 1 0
ME 6 3 3 2 MF 3 7 5 1 aspiration
d aspiration
T2x 3 x300
d Detergent
MD 7 7 5 2
MD 7 7 5 0
MD 7 7 4 6
MD 9 2 0 8
MD 9 2 0 8
d d e aspiration
ME 5 0 1 0
d
DC L1 2 x1 8 x2 5 0
f f d MD 9 9 8 6 MD 9 9 8 6
f f GB7 3 2 5 f f f d T2x 3 x50 d T2x 3x 50
d
MA 5 8 3 4
L 1 2 x1 8 x 2 0 0
d d
L1 2 x1 8 x 1 0 0
d Liquid drip
f MB 0 0 2 0 f f f f f f f d d d A
B A D
L7 x 1 3x 4 2
d d aspiration
MD 7 7 5 4
MD 0 0 0 5
5 9 MF 3 7 5 1 e
GB7 5 0 7
f 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
P2 . 5 x4 . 5 x1 5 0
T2 x3 x450
MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 A A
DA e
B ME 5 5 2 1
MA 3 1 3 7
L12x18x50 f e
T 2x 3x 4 5 0
Cuvette wash
ME 1 5 8 0
GB7 5 0 7
GB7 5 0 7
MB 9 1 5 8
L7x13x42
ME 5 5 2 1
f
L7x13x42
MD 1 1 9 1
MA 4 9 1 3
f f f
L 1 2 x 1 8x 4 0
L1 2 x 1 8x 4 0
L12 x18x 40
f e
L7 x 1 3x 8 0 0
L7 x 1 3x 8 0 0
1: Mixture Aspiration, Det.A Dispence 5: Rinse Water Aspiration, Rinse water Dispense
MB 9 1 5 8
MA 5 6 2 1 ( MD 9 2 1 4 ) MA 7 6 6 6
E
MD 9 9 8 7
MD 9 9 8 7
GB7 1 6 2
MD 9 9 8 7
f
GB7 1 6 2
T 1 . 5 x 2 . 5x 8 0 0 ( T1. 5 x2. 5x 950) L12x 18x 70 339 OUT 2: Det.A Aspiration , Det. B Dispense 6: Rinse Water Aspiration, Rinse water Dispense
MB 7 7 3 8
MA 3 5 1 0 Wash S
L1 2 x1 8 x 2 0 0
R
MF 3 7 5 1
R f V1 9 water drip 3: Det.B Aspiration , Rinse Water Dispense 7: Rinse Water Aspiration
e
MA 4 9 1 2
e
L7 x1 3 x 8 0 0
Prevention f f f f 4: Rinse Water Aspiration , Rinse Water Dispense 8: Dry Aspiration
MA 4 9 9 6
MA 5 1 8 7 e
R
MB 8 8 9 2 M U 6 1 9 0 I N valve
A
MD 9 2 1 2 ( MD 9 2 1 3 ) I N 338
L12 x18x 40
GB7 1 6 2
L12x 18x 230 GB5 5 9 8 I N I N I N
e e
59
T1x 2x 320 ( T1 x2 x 9 5 0 ) e
L 7 x 1 3x 7 0
MA 5 1 8 7
MD 9 9 8 7
MD 1 4 0 9
( MB 5 9 4 6 ) V2 1 S
S S ME 5 5 1 6 e 330 V3 0 331 V2 4 340 V3 3
P 2 . 5 x4 . 5 x1 5 0
L7 x13 x80 I N
S
MA 5 1 8 6 d e 337
( GB6 5 7 5 ) d GB6 8 6 9 e OUT
OUT Mixture OUT Overflow OUT Aspiration
( MD 7 2 5 7 )
( GB7 7 7 6 ) Det B drip V2 0
T1. 5x 2. 5x 270
MB 9 1 5 8
f f f
5 9 MF 3 7 5 1 e
GB6 5 7 5
( GB6 5 7 5 )
( ME 4 8 2 9 )
L1 2x 1 8x 6 0
MA 5 1 8 6
O U T Prevention
M5 1 0 - S A 0 1 d MU6910
( MD 1 1 1 3 )
( T1 x2 x 1 5 0 ) valve
MA 2 2 1 3
MA 7 6 6 7
d d
B MU6910
MB 0 0 2 0
f d
T2x 3x 5 0
MD 9 9 8 6
MA 4 9 1 3 59 S
T1x2x150
MF 3 7 5 1
MD 2 8 8 0
MB 7 7 3 8
C d
M5 1 0 - S A 0 1 f
f
( ME 4 8 4 4 )
f d f
R Probe
S Probe
L1 2 x1 8 x 6 0
d
MD 0 0 0 5
MB 0 0 2 0 MA 7 6 6 7
A f
L12x 18x 3 0 0
MU 6 1 9 7 d
L12 x18x250
d f
MA 4 9 1 2 59
GB7 3 2 5
GB7 5 1 0
MF 3 7 5 1 d
d d
L1 2 x1 8 x2 0 0
L1 2 x1 8 x 1 5 0
f d
MB 0 0 2 0
MA 4 9 9 6
A MA 3 2 2 7 f
Q R Probe A f
MB 0 7 6 5
317
d d e e L1 2x 1 8x 4 0 0
MD 7 6 3 6
MD 7 6 3 6
T2 x3 x30
Inner wash Valve f f
ME 0 3 2 0
L7 x13x 42
GB7 5 0 7
NC
L7x 1 3 x 3 0
L7x 1 3 x 3 0
T2x 3x 30
L7 x13x 800
MU 2 9 4 4
ME 0 3 2 0
f
MB 2 7 7 5
MB 2 7 7 5
L12x 18x 60
GB7 1 6 2
Original detergent A Original detergent B V6 I N
MA 7 6 6 7
Supply pump Supply pump
D
S f
ME 5 5 7 4
NO Q
MA 7 6 6 5
MU 3 5 4 5 MU 3 5 4 5 e
T1 x2x 220 d e e d
R f
260 261 336 OUT OUT 3 5 3 S
MB 7 7 3 8
MD 7 4 7 6 Q
ME 5 5 7 4
MB 9 8 9 3 f
L 7 x1 3 x 3 0 0
OUT OUT OUT Wash water V 1 6 f
P1 2 P1 3 f f OUT 3 5 2 OUT 3 4 1 V1 8
GB7 1 5 5
T1. 5 x2. 5 x150
d Dispense
ME 7 1 3 0
T1x2x10
P 2 . 5 x4 . 5 x 4 0 0
P 2 . 5 x4 . 5 x6 5 0
MU 6 1 9 0 I N I N Dispense V 1 7 V2 7
MA 2 2 1 2
MA 3 2 2 5
ME 7 8 7 8 water Valve Outer wash Valve
MB 9 1 6 1
MA 3 1 3 7
V5 COM c c d MU Discharge
MU 6 1 9 0 MU 6 1 9 0 R g d
R Det. A
L 1 2 x1 8 x 6 0
f valve
T 2x 3 x 2 0 0
T2x 3 x 1 8 0
MU 2 9 4 5 P5 x9 x600 6910 d
L7 x13x 100
Dispense
ME 9 3 7 6
ME 5 5 2 2
GB6 5 7 5
MA 7 6 6 7
F
L7 x 1 3x 5 0
NO MD 1 6 8 4 55
GB7 1 5 3
GB9 5 4 0
valve
MA 3 7 5 1
MA 3 7 5 2
MA 3 7 5 3
MA 3 7 5 4
MD 9 8 9 0
1
S Probe GB5 3 1 4 MU 2 9 4 9
L12 x18x 80
MA 4 7 5 7 MU6910
GB5 5 9 8
GB5 5 9 8
T1x 2 x220
GB5 5 9 8
Inner wash Valve L 2 . 5 x 4 . 5x 2 0 0 P2. 5 x4. 5 x120
GB7 3 2 4
GB5 5 9 8
MB 9 8 9 3
P5x9x600
ME 5 0 0 3 d MA 3 5 0 2
MD 0 1 7 0
MD 1 6 8 4
L12x18x270
g e e e e
MA 5 6 0 2
GB7 7 7 6 ME 5 0 0 7 F
P2. 5x 4. 5x 80
P2. 5 x4. 5x 80
P2 . 5 x4 . 5 x8 0
d e e e e
e e e e
L7 x1 3 x 4 5
L7 x 1 3x 4 5
L7 x13x 80
L7 x13x 80
L7 x1 3 x 8 0
L7 x1 3x 4 5
L 7 x1 3 x 4 5
L7 x13x 80
MD 7 8 0 9
GB6 8 6 9
T2x3x280
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
GB6 8 6 9
GB6 8 6 9
MB 8 8 9 6
MB 8 8 9 6
MB 8 8 9 6
MB 8 8 9 6
GB6 8 6 9
MD 2 8 0 6 f MA 5 8 3 4
MD 1 1 1 3 B8 x1 3 . 5 x 6 0 0
MD 0 1 7 0
c MD 0 2 3 7
MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7
Abnormal diameter connection
g A : ME 5 0 0 8 ( 2 . 5- 7)
ME 5 5 1 5
f d
g
P2. 5 x4. 5 x400
e e e e e e e e
MA 2 9 9 7
Q B : MD 7 8 3 2 ( 5 - 7)
c g OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT C : ME 5 0 0 9 ( 2 . 5- 12)
c
MA 3 1 3 7
I N MU 1 2 4 1 F V2 5 V2 6 V2 8 V2 9 V2 2 V2 3 V3 1 V3 2 D : MA 7 6 4 4 ( 5 - 12)
E
357 359 354 351 355 358 356 350
GB5 5 9 8 MU 6 1 MU 6 1 MU 6 1 MU 6 1 E : MA 7 5 9 0 ( 7 - 12)
S1 . 5 x4x 3 2
g
ME 5 5 1 4
V9 318 MF 1 5 9 8 c d MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1
L7 x13x 1100
c I N I N 90 I N I N 90 I N I N 90 I N I N 90 F : ME 6 3 3 3 ( 2 . 5- 5)
T2x 3x 860
Reset Pressure
ME 0 0 0 1 L 1 2 x 1 8 x 3 5 0
OUT Return Valve Drip Reset Pressure Reset Pressure
GB7 1 6 2 L 7 x 1 3 x 8 0 0 Valve for Drip Valve Aspiration Valve Aspiration Valve Aspiration
T2 x3 x8 6 0
MA 7 7 0 6
Y connector
L12x18x400
411 Aspiration for Overflow Valve
for Aspiration
MD 2 8 2 7
L12x18x400
59
S1. 5x 4 x32
P1 1 G : MF 3 7 5 1 ( 2 . 5 )
P5x9x50
GB7 1 6 2 L7x 13x 800
MA 3 1 4 0
H : ( 5 )
MD 1 2 6 1
MA2997
d c GB7 1 6 2 L7x 13x 800
d c J : GB5598 ( 7 )
P5x9x700
MA 7 6 8 2
MA 4 9 1 2 MA 4 9 1 3
Degassed water supply pump 59
MF 3 7 5 1 MA 4 7 6 0 P 2 . 5x 4 . 5x 8 5 0 K : MB7738 ( 1 2)
e
A
MA 7 5 1 9 MA 7 5 1 9 d c GB5 5 9 8
T2 x3 x1850
T2x 3x 1650
MA 3 2 2 7
MU5019/MU7673 MD 2 7 7 3 P 2 . 5x 4 . 5x 3 1 5
MA 7 5 1 9 MA 7 5 1 9 T connector
MB 0 1 6 2
MB 0 1 7 6
P 5x 9x 1 1 5 0
MA 3 2 2 7
MF 3 7 1 4
T2x 3 x1850
f f L : MB 0 0 2 0 ( 12)
MB 0 1 6 2
MD 2 7 6 4
f e
MB 2 5 0 0
E
MB 7 7 3 8 L connector
T2x3x210
T2x3x210
MD 9 9 8 9
M : MB 0 0 1 8 ( 7)
MD 7 8 2 1
MD 7 8 2 1
MF 3 7 5 1
P3 GB6 8 7 3
MU 5 0 0 2
MU 5 0 0 2
59
MA 5 8 3 4 a : MD 1 2 5 9 ( C 1 8 . 5 )
P 5x 9 x 3 0 0
d
MA 3 1 4 3
Degasser f MA 2 5 5 2 b : MD 1 2 6 0 ( C 1 6 . 7 )
L12 x18x 50
L12 x18x 60
MB 0 0 2 0
d
P2. 5 x4. 5x 80
F
L1 2 x 1 8 x4 5 0
P2. 5x 4. 5x 315
GB6 8 7 5 d
d
(No ISE) c : GS 4 5 6 4 ( C 1 3 . 1 )
MD 1 1 9 1
Original det. B tank g : MD 3 9 1 5 ( C 8 . 5 )
MA 7 6 6 7
MB 8 8 9 6
E
MD 9 8 4 0
T2x3x500 f
( Acid ) ( Alkali ) MB 0 0 3 0
MA 7 6 6 6
a c f SKB-Band
MD 2 7 7 3
L12 x18x80
L7 x1 3 x 3 5
D f
MB 0 0 2 0
d : S K B - 1 M( G B 7 0 0 0 )
MB 0 0 1 8
MA 7 7 2 6
a g f
GB7 3 2 4
MB 0 0 2 0
326 Detergent B
g d f
L12 x18x470 e : S K B - 2 M( G B 9 3 9 6 )
T2x3x500 GB6 8 7 3 L 7 x 1 3 x 1 5 0 f f
f : S K B - 3 M( G B 9 3 9 7 )
L7 x1 3 x 3 5
Dilution Valve L7x13x 50 f
MU 5 0 0 4
MB 0 0 3 0 MB 0 0 1 8 d f
MA 7 7 2 6
I N OUT D f f MD 7 6 9 8
MA 7 6 7 2 c c e MU 6 1 9 0 GB9 5 4 0 a *No metal in Tanks
L1 2 x1 8 x 6 0
c e e e e e e e e
L12 x18x 80
L7 x13 x440 V4 MB 7 7 3 8
L12 x18x 40
g
L7 x1 3 x 1 0 0 0
f
MD 9 8 3 9
C Mouthpiece
MD 7 8 3 2
e f
MD 9 9 8 7
MA 7 6 6 7
GB9 5 4 0 B f
GB7 3 2 4
GB5 5 9 8 325 f
e Q : MA6939
L12 x18x 50
L12 x18x 50
a L12x 18x 230 c c L7x 13x 50 e f
MB 0 0 2 0
L12x 18x 70 D
GB9 5 4 1
g a e
MD 1 1 9 1
MD 1 1 9 1
MB 8 8 9 2 I N OUT MB 0 0 MA 7 6 6 7 f
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7 x 1 3 x 7 0
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7 x 1 3 x 7 0
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7 x 1 3 x 7 0
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7 x 1 3 x 7 0
P5 x9x 300 MA 7 6 6 6 e f
e f
MU 2 9 6 5
18
MD 7 7 6 0
D L7 x13 x150
MD 7 8 3 2
MA 3 1 4 3
b b GB6 8 7 3
V3
B
N MD 1 1 9 1 f f
f
L 1 2 x1 8 x 6 0 f Mouthpiece
MB 0 0 2 0
L1 2 x 1 8 x 5 0 f f
L1 2 x1 8 x7 0 L12 x18 x70 Detergent A MD 0 6 6 3 MD 0 6 6 3 f f f N f N R : ME5 0 9 0 ( 2. 5)
c Dilution Valve
L12 x18x 40
L1 2 x1 8 x 2 0 0
MA 7 6 6 6 MA 7 6 6 6
b b b b b b f e f LM 1D 29 x9 18 87 x 4 0
MA 7 6 6 7
GB9 5 4 0
L7 x1 3 x 5 0
L1 2 x1 8 x 6 0
e
L1 2 x1 8x 6 0
MU 6 1 9 0
MU 5 8 8 1 b E MD 1 1 9 1 MD 1 1 9 1
MD 9 8 5 5
Synapse
b
Out of AU400
MD 9 9 8 7
P5 x9x 850 d MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 a b f
MA 7 6 6 7
ME 6 2 7 0
MA 4 9 9 6
L12 x18 x50 ME 6 2 7 0 L12x 18x 50 f S : MD 7 9 3 1
MB 0 0 2 0
MB 0 0 2 0
MA 7 6 7 9 g g
L12 x18x 60
( MD 9 7 9 7 )
MA 7 6 6 7
d a d a
MA 7 6 6 6 b b Diaphragm
MU 2 9 6 3
MA 7 6 4 4 b MA 7 6 4 4 f f Strong OP H
d d b f
e N f f N Waste T : M D9208( 0.6 ) 2.5
G
MD 9 8 2 1
L12 x18x 40
f Vacuum tank GB7 3 2 4 U : M E5010( 0.7 ) 2.5
T 2 1 x2 2 x 2 0 0
L1 2x 1 8x 2 5 0
( MB 9 9 6 1
)
MD 9 9 8 7
f L12x18x80 2 2.5
L1 5 x 2 2 x1 0 m V : M E5574( 0.9 )
L1 2 x1 8x 1 5 0
L12 x18x 150
GB7 3 2 5 f
N L12x 18x 60 MB 0 0 2 0 L12 x18 x70 Weak : M D9211( 5
MU 2 9 6 3
W 2.5 )
P5x 9x 450
P5x 9x 450
OP H
P5 x9x 6 5 0
P5 x9 x650
360
MA 7 6 6 5
MA 7 6 6 5
ME 5 0 0 2 MD 7 7 8 5 MD 7 7 8 5 f MA 7 6 6 6 Waste
f f MA 5 8 3 4 f MA 7 6 6 7 f
MD 9 8 2 1 X : M E1580( 2 ) 12
MD 7 7 7 9 L12 x18x100 f V3 4 f
Y : M E6270( 1.5 ) 5
MU 3 5 3 2
MD 0 0 0 5 3
ME 1 3 5 8 f MD 7 7 8 6 MD 7 7 8 6 GB5 5 9 8 I N OUT
500W
f MA 3 2 2 7 e
L1 2 x 1 8x 2 7 0
ME 1 5 1 4
MB 0 1 5 2
MA 7 6 7 0
MA 4 9 9 7
MA 4 9 9 7
g a MA 5 8 3 4 b b e b MD 1 1 9 1 b V1
MD 7 7 7 3
MA 3 1 4 2 f f f GB5 5 9 8 ( MA 7 5 2 8 ) (Regurator)
MA 4 9 9 6
Detergent tank B e b V2
D
L1 2 x1 8 x6 0 f
MD 7 7 7 8
MD 7 7 7 9
f
Detergent tank A MA 7 6 6 5 MD 1 1 9 1 MA 7 6 6 5 MD 1 1 9 1 MU 2 9 2 9 OPD Valve
L12 x18 x150 L12 x18 x50 L 1 2x 1 8 x 1 5 0 L1 2x 1 8 x5 0 e e Water Supply Valve MU 2 5 3 5
MA 7 6 6 7
( Acid ) a ( Alkali ) a
DI water tank g
f
f f 250
f
f f 251 258
e e GB6 8 7 5
L7 x13x200
f P4 P5 Vacuum Pump P6
MA 5 8 3 4 L12 x18x50 MA 5 8 3 4 L 1 2 x 1 8 x 5 0
f 252
MA 5 8 3 4
GB7 3 2 4
f
P1 DI water supply
MD 1 1 9 1
Detergent A supply pump
M D 1 1 9 1 Detergent B supply pump MU 4 1 4 9 M D 2 0 2 3 Diaphragm AU401-01, AU402-01 (M514)
L12 x18 x80 pump MD 0 7 8 6 ( Acid ) D M 1 8 3 1 ( Alkali ) D M1 8 3 1 M D 2 0 2 5 Valve
MU 6 4 5 5 L12x 18x 1800
Y-connector is changed (514-0232)
H Service Manual
Remarks : House Code MU4935
[92] 2015.05.15 514-0418 Item M514-AA01
[59] 2004.06.10 Issued Sht. NO. 1/1
Version 2400
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
MD 2 7 5 1
GA01 (Incubator, Photometry Unit)
DA01 (Reagent Refrigerator) DC02 (STAT Table) c L7 3 1400
( M E 5 6 4 6 )( T 1 2 2 5 0 )
( T 1 2 2 5 0 )
( T 1 2 2 5 0 )
A MB 0 0 2 0
MD 9 9 9 7
( T 1 2 2 5 0 )
A
L12 18 110
b
L7 13 100
c MB 8 8 8 9 e GB9 5 4 0
P5 9 270 L7 13 50 MB 0 0 1 8 Front ( T 1 2 2 5 0 )
GB7 1 5 3
b c B ( T 1 2 2 5 0 )
b e e
b
Drain b MA 5 6 0 2 e ( M E 1 5 1 5 )( T 1 2 2 9 0 )
L12 18 270 1C ( T 1 2 2 9 0 )
e
)
( T 1 2 2 9 0 )
c 3C 2C MD 7 7 3 8
20
c 4C T 1 2 2 9 0
L7 13 42
( MD 9 7 9 7 ) ( )
b ( MA 7 0 6 6 )
GB7 5 0 7
MU 5 0 3 3 ( M B 1 9 6 5 )( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
( MB 7 7 5 6
MU 2 9 6 1
E
a 6C 5C ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
MD 1 1 9 2 b 250W
250
L12 1 8 160 ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
1000
MA 5 8 3 4 ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
B Back B
L12 18
C
C
C
C
C
C
c ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
( MD 7 7 9 0 )
GB7 3 2 5
b
1
2
3
4
5
6
350W
( AA0 1 ) MA 7 6 6 7 b f ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
18
L12 18 60
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
MA 5 8 3 4 e ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
a
L12
MB 8 8 9 4
( M D 9 8 8 2 )( T 1 2 2 0 0 )
ME 0 3 2 1 MB 5 7 5 3
DB01 (Peltier cooling unit) h T L7 13 520 P2. 5 4. 5 25 ( T 1 2 1 8 0 )
A
A
A
A
MF 4 4 6 2
L15 20 45 c ( Total: 24 pcs ) ( T 1 2 1 8 0 )
1
2
3
4
7A
5A
6A
B
B
B
B
B
B
P5 9 180
( MA 3 6 2 7 2 0 )
MF 4 4 6 2 A A
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
L7 13 2000
h A A A A A A
MA 3 6 9 1
L15 20 45 b MB 0 0 0 3 T2 3 50 0
d d d d d d
L12 18 180
a b a f
b MB 0 0 0 3
GB6 2 7 9
180 T2 3 50 0
T M Wash Cup M wash cup
ME 5 5 2 1 T2 3 45 0
MB 0 0 2 0 L 1 2 1 8 1 0 0 0
MA 5 1 0 7
h h MD 9 8 5 6 (Water Wash) (Detergent Wash)
MB 8 8 9 4 f ME 5521 T2 3 450
181 D M2 6 5 2 L12 18
e B B B B B B
150
Incubator, Photometry MA 7 6 6 7 ME 5521 T2 3 450 e e e
4. 5 150
C 6 ME 5 0 5 2 C
MB 9 1 5 8
Coolant Circulation Pump ME 5 0 5 1 d ME 5 521 T2 3 450
D M2 9 1 4 d d d
P2. 5 4. 5
MB 9 1 5 8
C C C C C C
370
L12 18 300 5 d
Reagent Refrigerator Mixture/
GB7 5 1 0 f Over flow Wash water
MD 8 4 4 5
To the DA d
3
Coolant Circulation Pump d d d d Wash solution
MD 7 6 4 9 d d d aspiration aspiration
d Aspiration
L12 18
MD 0 0 0 7
MA 7 5 1 9
f MF 3 7 5 1
ME 5 0 1 0
MF 3 7 5 1
P2. 5
ME 6 3 3 2
d
300
d
MD 7 7 5 2
MD 7 7 5 0
MD 7 7 4 6
MD 9 2 0 8
MD 9 2 0 8
d d e
ME 5 0 1 0
To the DC L12 18 250 d MD 9 9 8 6
f f d MD 9 9 8 6
3
f f GB7 3 2 5 f f f d T2 3 50 d T2 3 50
d
MA 5 8 3 4
Water leaking
L1 2 1 8 2 0 0
d
T2
d
L1 2 1 8 1 0 0
f MB 0 0 2 0 f f f f f f f d d d d A
aspiration
2 1 4
400
MA 4 9 9 6
Refer DA, DB, DC and MU4942L1
L7 13 42
d d
MD 7 7 5 4
MD 0 0 0 5
MF 3 7 5 1 e
GB7 5 0 7
f 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
150
T2 3 450
MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 A A
To the DA f e
150
P2. 5 4. 5
B ME 5 5 2 1
MA 3 1 3 7
L12 f e
T2 3 450
ME 1 5 8 0
GB7 5 0 7
Cuvette Wash
GB7 5 0 7
P2. 5 4. 5
MB 9 1 5 8
ME 5 5 2 1
MD 1 1 9 1 f
MA 4 9 1 3
f f f f
L12 18 40
L12 18 40
L12 18 40
e
13 800
L7 13 800
5
P2. 5 4. 5
MB 9 1 5 8
MA 5 6 2 1 ( MD 9 2 1 4 ) MA 7 6 6 6 1 : Sample aspiration/Detergent A dispensing 5 : Wash water aspiration/Wash water dispensing
D
MD 9 9 8 7
MD 9 9 8 7
D
GB7 1 6 2
MD 9 9 8 7
f
GB7 1 6 2
T1. 5 2. 5 800 ( T1. 5 2. 5 950) L12 18 70 339 OUT 2 : Detergent A aspiration/Detergent B dispensing 6 : Wash water aspiration/Wash water dispensing
MB 7 7 3 8
L7
L7
MA 3 5 1 0 S 3 : Detergent B aspiration/Wash water dispensing 7 : Wash water aspiration
L1 2 1 8 2 0 0
R
MF 3 7 5 1
R f V1 9 Wash Water
e
MA 4 9 1 2
e Leaking
4 : Wash water aspiration/Wash water dispensing 8 : Drying
L7 13 800
Prevention
L7
f f f f
MA 4 9 9 6
MA 5 1 8 7 e
R
Valve
MB 8 8 9 2
A
MD 9 2 1 2 ( MD 9 2 1 3 ) M W0 1 8 2 I N I N 338
L12 18 40
GB7 1 6 2
L12 18 2 30 GB5 5 9 8 I N I N I N
T1 2 320 ( T1 2 950) e e
L7 13 70
e
MA 5 1 8 7
MD 9 9 8 7
MD 1 4 0 9
( MB 5 9 4 6 ) V2 1 S
S S ME 5 5 1 6 e 330 V3 0 331 V2 4 340 V3 3
150
L7 13 80 I N 337
S
MA 5 1 8 6 d e
( GB6 5 7 5 ) d GB6 8 6 9 e OUT
B detergent OUT OUT OUT
( MD 7 2 5 7 )
( GB7 7 7 6 ) V2 0
270
leaking
d GB5 5 9 8 Mixture
GB7 7 7 6
P2. 5 4. 5
MB 9 1 5 8
prevention
MF 3 7 5 1 e
MD 9 9 8 6 f f f Aspiration Drain Valve
GB6 5 7 5
valve A wash
Drain Valve
T2 3 50 S
( GB6 5 7 5 )
( ME 4 8 2 9 )
L12 18 60
MA 5 1 8 6
solution
O U T leaking M W0 4 8 8 Over flow
M5 1 0 - S A 0 1 M W0 4 8 7
T1. 5 2. 5
( MD 1 1 1 3 )
( T1 2 150)
MA 2 2 1 3
prevention
MU
MA 7 6 6 7
d d valve Drain valve
B 0 MU
145)
d
MB 0 0 2 0
f d M W0 4 8 7
T2 3 50
0
MD 9 9 8 6
MA 4 9 1 3 S
MF 3 7 5 1
MD 2 8 8 0
MB 7 7 3 8
C
E M5 1 0 - S A 0 1 f d E
( T1. 5 2. 5
R Probe
S Probe
f
( ME 4 8 4 4 )
f d f
2
L12 18 100
d
L1 2 1 8 6 0
d
T1
MD 0 0 0 5
MB 0 0 2 0 MA 7 6 6 7
MU 6 1 9 7 A d f
L12 18 250
d f
MA 4 9 1 2
GB7 3 2 5
GB7 5 1 0
MF 3 7 5 1 d
d d
300
L12 18
L12 18 200
150
f d
MB 0 0 2 0
MA 4 9 9 6
A MA 3 2 2 7 f
Q A f
4. 5
MB 0 7 6 5
317 R Probe d d e e L1 2 18 400
MD 7 6 3 6
MD 7 6 3 6
18
T2 3 30
f f
ME 0 3 2 0
13 42
GB7 5 0 7
NC Inner wash Valve
T2 3 30
L7 13 800
L7 13 3
L7 13 3
MU 2 9 4 4
ME 0 3 2 0
f
P2. 5
MB 2 7 7 5
MB 2 7 7 5
L12
L12 18 60
GB7 1 6 2
V6 I N
MA 7 6 6 7
A Detergent Supply Pump B Detergent Supply Pump
S f
ME 5 5 7 4
L7
NO Q
MA 7 6 6 5
MU 3 5 4 5 MU 3 5 4 5 e
T1 2 220 d e e d
R f
F 2 60 26 1 336 OUT OUT 3 5 3 S F
MB 7 7 3 8
MD 7 4 7 6 Q
ME 5 5 7 4
MB 9 8 9 3 f
L7 13 300
OUT OUT OUT f
P12 P13 f f Wash Water dispensing Valve V1 6 V1 8 OUT 3 5 2 OUT 3 4 1
GB7 1 5 5
T1. 5 2. 5 150
d
ME 7 1 3 0
T1x2x10
P2. 5 4. 5 400
P2. 5 4. 5 650
I N I N V1 7 V2 7
MA 2 2 1 2
L12 18 600
NC
I N Mix wash I N S/R Probe I N Mix B detergent discharge Valve e d R
MA 3 2 2 5
ME 7 8 7 8
MB 9 1 6 1
83
MA 3 1 3 7
c Discharge Valve
c Outer wash Valve
d MU I N I N
V5 COM MU
M W0 1 8 2 M W0 1 8 2 R d
g R
L1 2 1 8 6 0
f
200
180
MU 2 9 4 5 P5 9 600 d
L7 13 100
0
ME 9 3 7 6
ME 5 5 2 2
GB6 5 7 5
MA 7 6 6 7
F
L7 13 50
NO S Probe MD 1 6 8 4
GB7 1 5 3
GB9 5 4 0
MA 3 7 5 1
MA 3 7 5 2
MA 3 7 5 3
MA 3 7 5 4
MD 9 8 9 0
1
GB5 3 1 4 MU MU 7 6 8 5
L12 18 80
MA 4 7 5 7
GB5 5 9 8
Inner wash Valve
3
GB5 5 9 8
T1 2 220
M W0 4 8 7
GB5 5 9 8
P2. 5 4. 5 120
GB7 3 2 4
L2. 5 4. 5 2 00
GB5 5 9 8
MB 9 8 9 3
ME 5 0 0 3 MA 3 5 0 2
P5 9 600
d
T2
T2
MD 0 1 7 0
MD 1 6 8 4
g e e e e
MA 5 6 0 2
GB7 7 7 6 ME 5 0 0 7 F
P2. 5 4. 5 80
P2. 5 4. 5 80
P2. 5 4. 5 80
P2. 5 4. 5 80
L12 18
e e e e e e e e
L7 13 45
L7 13 45
L7 13 80
L7 13 80
L7 13 80
L7 13 45
L7 13 45
80
09
GB6 8 6 9
B6 8 6
2 280 Different diameter connector
MD 7 8
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
GB6 8 6 9
GB6 8 6 9
MB 8 8 9 6
MB 8 8 9 6
MB 8 8 9 6
MB 8 8 9 6
9
MA 5 8 3 4
13
MD 1 1 1 3 MD 2 8 0 6 B8 13 . 5 60 0 f
G
MD 0 1 7 0
MD 0 2 3 7 A : ME 5 0 0 8 ( 2 . 5- 7) G
c g MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7
B : MD 7 8 3 2 ( 5 - 7 )
ME 5 5 1 5
G
d
L7
g
400
e e e e e e e e
MA 2 9 9 7
Q C : ME 5 0 0 9 ( 2 . 5- 12)
c g OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT D : MA 7 6 4 4 ( 5 - 1 2)
c
MA 3 1 3 7
P2. 5 4. 5
g
ME 5 5 1 4
V9 318 MF 1 5 9 8 c d MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1
L7 13 1100
c I N I N 82 I N I N 82 I N I N 82 I N I N 82 T : MF 4 4 6 0 ( 1 4 - 18)
T2 3 860
350
e e e e
MD 2 8 2 7
MA 7 7 0 6
T2 3 860
Y connector
S1. 5
400
411 Valve
MD 2 8 2 7
P11 G MF 3 7 5 1 ( 2. 5
400
GB7 1 6 2 L7 13 800
MA 3 1 4 0
H :
MD 1 2 6 1
( 5
L1 2
4
9 50
d c GB7 1 6 2 L7 13 80 0
d c J : ( )
S1. 5
9 700
L1 2
MA 7 6 8 2
MA 4 9 1 2 MA 4 9 1 3
H Degassed water supply pump K : M ( 12) H
ME 0 0 0 1
MA 4 7 6 0 P2. 5 4. 5 850
MF 3 7 5 1
L1 2
e
A
c GB5 5 9 8
P5
MA 7 5 1 9 MA 7 5 1 9 d
T2 3 1850
T2 3 1650
MU5019/MU7673
MA 3 2 2 7
MD 2 7 7 3 P2. 5 4. 5 3 15 T connector
MA 7 5 1 9 MA 7 5 1 9
MB 0 1 6 2
MB 0 1 7 6
P5
P5 9 1150
MA 3 2 2 7
d d MF 3 7 1 4
3 1850
f f L : MB 0 0 2 0 ( 12)
MB 0 1 6 2
MD 2 7 6 4
d d
f e
MB 2 5 0 0
E
MB 7 7 3 8 L connector
L12 18 140 f
MD 9 9 8 9
M : MB 0 0 1 8 (
MD 9 9 8 9
7)
T2
MD 7 8 2 1
MD 7 8 2 1
MF 3 7 5 1
P3 GB6 8 7 3 Crescent clamp
T
MU 5 0 0 2
MU 5 0 0 2
T
(Option)
With ISE ( 1 8 0 )
e L7 13 150 f
a MD 1 2 5 9 ( C 1 8 . 5)
MA 5 8 3 4
P5 9 300
d b : D1 2 6 0 ( C1 6 . 7)
MA 3 1 4 3
Degasser f MA 2 5 5 2
50
c
60
MB 0 0 2 0
d : S4 5 6 4 ( C1 3 . 1)
80
I I
315
d L12 18 450
GB6 8 7 5 d (Without ISE) g
A Detergent Tank B Detergent Tank : MD 3 9 1 5 ( C 8 . 5 )
L12 18
MD 1 1 9 1
L12 18
MA 7 6 6 7
With ISE ( 1 8 0 )
L7 13 200
P2. 5 4. 5
80 MU 7 9 4 8 L12 18 70 h : MF 4 4 6 3 ( C 2 2 )
MB 8 8 9 6
P2. 5 4. 5
E
(Acid) (Alkaline)
MD 9 8 4 0
2 500 MA 7 6 6 6 f
MB 0 0 3 0 a c f
MD 2 7 7 3
SKB band (Tie Wrap)
L7 1 3 3 5
0
D f
MB 0 0 2 0
d S K B - 1 M( G B 7 000)
MB 0 0 1 8
MA 7 7 2 6
a g f
MB 0 0 2 0
L12 18
GB7 3 2 4
326
g d f
L12 470 e S K B - M( G B 9 396)
2 500 GB6 8 7 3 L 7 13 150 f f
L7 1 3 3 5
Detergent dilution valve B
L7 13 50 f f f S K B - 3 M( G B 9 397)
MU 5 0 0 4
MB 0 0 3 0 MB 0 0 1 8 d
MA 7 7 2 6
I N OUT D f f MD 7 6 9 8
MA 7 6 7 2 c c e M W0 1 8 2 GB9 5 4 0 a SKB is used inside the Tank,
60
c e e e e e e e e Tie wrap is used for other
80
L7 13 440 V4 MB 7 7 3 8
L12 18 40
g
L7 13 1000
f
MD 9 8 3 9
C
MD 7 8 3 2
e f Fitting
MD 9 9 8 7
L12 18
MA 7 6 6 7
GB9 5 4 0 B f
L12 18
GB7 3 2 4
GB5 5 9 8 325 f
e
L12 18 50
L12 18 50
a L1 2 18 230 c c L7 13 50 e f Q
MB 0 0 2 0
L12 18 70 D
GB9 5 4 1
g a e
MD 1 1 9 1
MD 1 1 9 1
MB 8 8 9 2 I N OUT MB 0 0 MA 7 6 6 7 f
70
70
70
70
P5 9 300 MA 7 6 6 6 e f
e f
MU 2 9 6 5
18
MD 7 7 6 0
D L7 13 150 Fitting for Tube
MD 7 8 3 2
MA 3 1 4 3 V3 N MD 1 1 9 1 f f L12 18 60 f
13
13
13
13
b b GB6 8 7 3 B f
MB 0 0 2 0
f
J L12 18 70 L12 18 70
c
Detergent dilution valve B
MD 0 6 6 3 MD 0 6 6 3 f
L1 2 1 8 5 0
f f
f N f N R MD 7 9 6 0 ( 2. 5 J
M W0 1 8 2
40
200
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7
MA 7 6 6 6 MA 7 6 6 6
b b b b b b f e f LM 1D 92 9 81 78 Outside of the M514
GB9 5 4 0
13 50
18 60
MA 7 6 6 7
e 40 Synapse
L12 18 60
MD 9 8 5 5
MU 5 8 8 1 b E MD 1 1 9 1 MD 1 1 9 1
L12 18
b
MD 9 9 8 7
P5 9 850 d MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 a b f
MA 7 6 6 7
ME 6 2 7 0
MA 4 9 9 6
L12 18
L12 18 50 ME 6 2 7 0 L12 18 50 f S
MB 0 0 2 0
MD 7 9 3 1
MB 0 0 2 0
MA 7 6 7 9 g g
L12 18 60
( MD 9 7 9 7 )
MD 9 2 1 1 L12 18 70
D D 1 Option
MA 7 6 6 7
L7
L12
MA 7 6 6 6 d a b d a b Reducer
MU 2 9 6 3
MA 7 6 4 4 b MA 7 6 4 4 f f OP H
d d b f
e N f f N MD 9 8 2 1
Conc. Waste Force M 9 2 0 8 (
L12 18 40
f
GB7 3 2 4 Drain ME 5 0 1 0 ( 0. 7
200
200
L12 18 250
( MB 9 9 6 1
)
MD 9 9 8 7
GB7 3 2 5 f L12 18 8 2 L15 22 10m ME 5 5 7 4 ( 0. 9)
L12 18 1 50
L12 18 150
N MB 0 0 2 0 f
L12 18 60 L12 18 70 M 9 2 1 1 (
MU 2 9 6 3
450
450
Dilute Waste OP H
650
650
22
22
360
MA 7 6 6 5
MA 7 6 6 5
ME 5 0 0 2 MD 7 7 8 5 MD 7 7 8 5 MA 7 6 6 7 f MA 7 6 6 6
f f MA 5 8 3 4 f f
MD 9 8 2 1 Force ME 1 5 8 0 ( ) 12
L12 100 f V3 4
T21
T21
f
MD 7 7 7 9
Drain ME 6 2 7 0 ( 1
9
9
MU 3 5 3 2
MD 7 7 7 8 MD 0 0 0 5 MA 5 8 3 4 L12 18 400
( MD 9 7 9 7 )
L12 18 50 3
ME 1 3 5 8 f MD 7 7 8 6 MD 7 7 8 6 GB5 5 9 8 I N OUT
P5
P5
K K
500W
P5
P5
f MD 1 1 9 1 f f MA 3 2 2 7 e
L12 18 270
ME 1 3 5 9 e L7 13 490
ME 1 5 1 4
ME 1 5 1 4
MB 0 1 5 2
MA 7 6 7 0
MA 4 9 9 7
MA 4 9 9 7
P5 9 1 50 b b OUT I N
GB6 8 7 5
g a MA 5 8 3 4 b b e b MD 1 1 9 1 b V1
MD 7 7 7 3
MA 3 1 4 2 f f f GB5 5 9 8 (M A 7 5 2 8 ) (Decompression Tank)
B wash solution tank
MA 4 9 9 6
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
DA0 1 DC0 2 c
MD 2 7 5 1 GA0 1 ( M E 5 6 4 6 )( T 1 x 2 x2 5 0 )
L7 x13x1400
( T 1 x 2 x2 5 0 )
1 x 2 x2
A
( T 5 0 )
MD 9 9 9 7
MB 0 0 2 0 L12x 18x 110 ( T 1 x 2 x2 5 0 )
b
L7 x1 3 x 1 0 0
c MB 8 8 8 9 e e MB 0 0 1 8 Front ( T 1 x 2 x2 5 0 )
Drain P5x 9 x270
GB7 1 5 3
b c B ( T 1 x 2 x2 5 0 )
b e GB9 5 4 0
GB6 8 7 7 e L7x 1 3 x 5 0 ( M E 1 5 1 5 )( T 1 x 2 x2 9 0 )
b L7x13x 230
b MA 5 6 0 2 e
L1 2 x1 8 x2 7 0 1C ( T 1 x 2 x2 9 0 )
e
(MB7756x20pcs)
e ( T 1 x 2 x2 9 0 )
c c E 3C 2C MD 7 7 3 8
4C T 1 x 2 x2 9 0
L 7 x1 3 x 4 2
( )
L1 2 x 1 8x 1 8 0
( MD 9 7 9 7 )
f b ( MA 7 0 6 6 )
GB7 5 0 7
MU 5 0 3 3 ( M B 1 9 6 5 )( T 1 x 2 x3 2 0 )
MU 2 9 6 1
E
a 6C 5C ( T 1 x 2 x3 2 0 )
MA 5 1 0 7
MD 1 1 9 2 b
L1 2 x1 8 x 1 0 0 0
MA 5 8 3 4 ( T 1 x 2 x3 2 0 )
Rear
C
C
C
C
C
C
c ( T 1 x 2 x3 2 0 )
( MD 7 7 9 0 )
GB7 3 2 5
b f
1
2
3
4
5
6
350W
( AA0 1 ) b f L1 2 x1 8 x6 0 f ( T 1 x 2 x3 2 0 )
1
2
3
4
5
6
MA 5 8 3 4
L1 2 x1 8x 6 0
MA 7 6 6 7 e ( T 1 x 2 x3 2 0 )
MB 0 0 2 0
MA 7 6 6 7
MB 8 8 9 4
( M D 9 8 8 2 )( T 1 x 2 x2 0 0 )
f ME 0 3 2 1 MB 5 7 5 3
L 7 x1 3 x5 2 0 P2. 5 x4. 5 x25 ( T 1 x 2 x1 8 0 )
DB0 1
1A
2A
3A
4A
c ( *:Total 24 ) ( T 1 x 2 x1 8 0 )
7A
5A
6A
B
B
B
B
B
B
( M A 3 6 2 7 x 2 0 pcs)
P5x 9x 180
a A A
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
A A A A A A
MA 3 6 9 1
a b b
L 1 2 x1 8 x 1 8 0
B
P 2 . 5 x4 . 5 x4 0
180 b a d d d d d d
Mix wash cup Mix wash cup
MA 5 1 0 7
MB 8 8 9 4 MD 9 8 5 6 ( Water )
ME 5 5 2 1 T2 x 3x 450
MB 1 7 4 7
181 D M1 5 5 4 L12x18x60
B B B B B B
ME 0 3 2 2
P 2 . 5 x4 . 5 x1 5 0
GA Coolant MA 7 6 6 7 f e ME 5 5 2 1 T2 x 3x 450 e e e
P 2 . 5 x4 . 5 x1 5 0
Circuration Pump 6 MF0215 MF0215 d ME 5 5 2 1 T2 x 3 x450
MU 4 9 2 0
MB 9 1 5 8
C C C C C C
MB 9 1 5 8
d
M A 7 5 1 9 x 3pcs
DA Coolant Circuration Pump f d d
DA GB7 5 1 0
d d
d
d d 13 d d d d
MD 7 6 4 9 13
Overflow Wash water
MD 0 0 0 7
d M F3 7 5 1 d M F3 7 5 1 13 1 3 M F3 7 5 1 Sample,
ME 5 0 1 0
d MF3 7 5 1 aspiration
f d d d d Detergent aspiration
MD 7 7 5 2
MA4913
MD 7 7 5 0
MD 7 7 4 6
f d d
MA 4 9 1 3
MA 4 9 1 3
MD 9 2 0 8 d
d e aspiration
DC L12 x18 x250 ME 5 0 1 0 d d d d
MD 9 9 8 6
d MD 9 9 8 6
GB7 3 2 5 f f f d T2 x3 x5 0 d T 2 x3 x5 0
MD 9 2 0 8
MA 5 8 3 4
f d
B
f f d MD 8 4 4 5
L1 2 x1 8 x 2 0 0
d Liquid drip
L1 2 x1 8 x 1 0 0
15
MB 0 0 2 0 MB 7 7 3 8 f f f f f f d MF 0 2 5 9 T2x 3 x300
B A D
MA 4 9 9 6
T2x3x500
d T2x3x90
T2x3x500
f d aspiration
MD 7 7 5 4
MD 0 0 0 5
13 MF3751 MF4 0 3 3
MB0030
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
MB0030
S
P2 . 5 x4 . 5 x1 5 0
ME0320
f f L12x18x50 x100 e
MA 3 1 3 7
L7x13x42
GB7 5 0 7
T2x3x30
f
L7x13x42
MD9208 Cuvette wash
ME 1 5 8 0
GB7 5 0 7
MB 9 1 5 8
MD 1 1 9 1 OUT 3 3 8
A
f f f f
L1 2 x1 8 x 4 0
L1 2 x 1 8x 4 0
L12 x18x 40
L7 x 1 3x 8 0 0
L7 x 1 3x 8 0 0
e
E
MB 9 1 5 8
MA 5 6 2 1 ( MD 9 2 1 4 ) MA 7 6 6 6
1: Mixture Aspiration, Det.B Dispence 5: Rinse Water Aspiration, Rinse water Dispense
L7 x1 3 x 4 2
MD 9 9 8 7
MD 9 9 8 7
T2x3x300
MU 6 9 V 2 1
GB7 1 6 2
MD 9 9 8 7
GB7 1 6 2
f f
GB7 5 0 7
T1. 5 x2. 5x 800 ( T1. 5x 2. 5x 950) L12 x18 x70 d
10
MB 7 7 3 8
2: Det.B Aspiration , Det. B Dispense 6: Rinse Water Aspiration, Rinse water Dispense
MB8445
e e d
L1 2 x1 8 x 2 0 0
R MA 3 5 1 0 f
MF 3 7 5 1
R I N
3: Det.B Aspiration , Rinse Water Dispense 7: Rinse Water Aspiration
L7 x13x 800
f
MA 4 9 9 6
MA 5 1 8 7 MB 8 8 9 2 e f f f
R
13
L 1 2 x1 8 x 4 0
GB7 1 6 2
L1 2x 1 8x 2 3 0 I N I N I N
T 1x 2x 3 2 0 ( T1 x2x950) e e
MA 5 1 8 7
MD 9 9 8 7
S ME 5 5 1 6 ( MB 5 9 4 6 ) e
S 330 V3 0 331 V2 4 340 V3 3
L7 x13x 80
S
MA 5 1 8 6 ( GB6 5 7 5 ) d d 339
GB6 8 6 9
OUT OUT OUT
( MD 7 2 5 7 )
( GB7 7 7 6 ) V1 9
T1. 5 x2. 5 x270
d
GB7 7 7 6
MB 9 1 5 8
3751 f f f
GB6 5 7 5
13 MU 6 1 MU 2 9 5 0 MU 2 9 4 9
( GB6 5 7 5 )
( ME 4 8 2 9 )
L1 2 x1 8 x6 0
MU 2 9 4 9
MA 5 1 8 6
M5 1 0 - S A 0 1 d d 90 I N
( MD 1 1 1 3 )
( T 1 x2 x 1 5 0 ) e
MA 2 2 1 3
MA 7 6 6 7
L7 x13x 70
d e
MD 1 4 0 9
f
( T1. 5x 2. 5x 145)
d
MB 0 0 2 0
MD 9 2 0 8 d e
T1x2x150
13
GB5 5 9 8
MD 2 8 8 0
MB 7 7 3 8
C MF 3 7 5 1
M5 1 0 - S A 0 1
d f
d
e
f f f
( ME 4 8 4 4 )
L 1 2 x1 8 x1 0 0
L1 2x 1 8x 6 0
S Probe
d
R Probe
MU 6 1 9 7
MD 0 0 0 5
MB 0 0 2 0 MA 7 6 6 7
f
L 7 x 1 3x 4 2
GB7 5 0 7
T2x3x50
L12x18x300
MA 3 2 2 7 f
GB7 3 2 5
GB7 5 1 0
L1 2 x1 8 x4 0 0
L 1 2 x1 8 x2 0 0
f
L 1 2 x1 8 x 1 5 0
f
MB 0 0 2 0
MA 4 9 9 6
Q A A
MB 0 7 6 5
317 d d
e e
MD 7 6 3 6
MD 7 6 3 6
f f
L7 x 1 3 x 3 0
NC
L7 x 1 3 x 3 0
f
L7 x1 3 x 8 0 0
MU 2 9 4 4
MB 2 7 7 5
MB 2 7 7 5
f
GB7 1 6 2
Original detergent B V6 I N
e
MA 7 6 6 7
Supply pump
f
ME 4 7 5 1
NO Q OUT 3 5 3 336 OUT
MA 7 6 6 5
MU 3 5 4 5
T1 x2x 220 d e e d R f
261
MB 7 7 3 8
Q V1 8 V1 6
ME 4 7 5 1
MB 9 8 9 3 f
L7 x13x 300
f f OUT OUT OUT f
P13 OUT 3 4 1
GB7 1 5 5
T 1 . 5 x2 . 5 x1 5 0
ME 7 1 3 0
I N I N
T1x2x10
MA 3 2 2 5
ME 7 8 7 8 MU 6 9 1 0 I N
V5 COM c c d MD 7 8 0 9
P2 . 5 x4 . 5 x4 0 0
L2 . 5 x4 . 5 x2 0 0
MU 6 1 9 0 R d
L 1 2 x1 8 x 6 0
f
T 2 x3 x 2 0 0
T2 x 3 x1 8 0
MU 2 9 4 5
L 7 x1 3 x 1 0 0
ME 9 3 7 6
ME 5 5 2 2
GB6 5 7 5
MA 7 6 6 7
L 7 x1 3 x 5 0
NO
GB7 1 5 3
GB9 5 4 0
MA 3 7 5 3
MA 3 7 5 4
MB 9 1 5 8
3
GB5 3 1 4 d MU 2 9 4 9
MB 9 1 6 1
MA 3 1 3 7
L1 2 x1 8 x 8 0
MA 4 7 5 7
GB5 5 9 8
P 2 . 5 x 4 . 5 x 1 5 0
GB5 5 9 8
T1 x 2 x2 2 0
GB5 5 9 8
GB7 3 2 4
GB5 5 9 8
MB 9 8 9 3
ME 5 0 0 3
MD 0 1 7 0
L12 x18x270
e e e e
MA 5 6 0 2
GB7 7 7 6 ME 5 0 0 7
P2. 5 x4. 5 x80
d d e e e e e e e e
L 7 x1 3 x 4 5
L7 x13x 45
L7 x1 3 x 8 0
L7 x13x 80
L 7 x1 3 x 8 0
L7 x13x 45
L 7 x1 3 x 4 5
L7 x 1 3x 8 0
GB6 8 6 9
T2x3x280
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
GB6 8 6 9
GB6 8 6 9
MB 8 8 9 6
MB 8 8 9 6
GB6 8 6 9
MD 2 8 0 6 B8 x1 3 . 5 x 6 0 0 f MA 5 8 3 4
MD 1 1 1 3
Abnormal diameter connection
MD 0 1 7 0
F F
c MD 0 2 3 7 g g MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7
ME 5 5 1 5
P 5 x9 x6 0 0
A : ME 5 0 0 8 ( 2 . 5- 7)
P5x9x700
P2. 5 x4. 5 x400
e e e e e e e e
MD 1 6 8 4
MA 7 6 8 2
Q B : MD 7 8 3 2 ( 5 - 7)
E
OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT
c c C : ME 5 0 0 9 ( 2 . 5- 12)
MA 3 1 3 7
g
ME 5 5 1 4
V9 318 MF 1 5 9 8 c MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1
L 7 x1 3 x 1 1 0 0
c g I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N
F : ME 6 3 3 3 ( 2 . 5- 5)
L12x18x350
MA 2 9 9 7
MD 1 2 6 1
OUT GB7 1 6 2 L 7 x 1 3 x 8 0 0
e e e e
g
T2x 3x 860
MA 7 7 0 6
Y connector
L12x18x400
411
MD 2 8 2 7
L12x18x400
S1 . 5x 4 x3 2
P1 1 MU 6 1 9 0 : . 5)
GB7 1 6 2 L7 x13 x800 MU 6 1 9 0 MU 6 1 9 0 13 G M F3 7 5 1 ( 2
H ( 5
MD 1 2 6 1
d : MA2997 )
d c c GB7 1 6 2 L7 x1 3 x8 0 0
J : GB5598 ( 7 )
MA 4 9 1 3 d
K : MB7738 ( 1 2)
ME 0 0 0 1
1 3 MF 3 7 5 1 MA 4 7 6 0 P2. 5x 4. 5x 850
B
MA 7 5 1 9 MU5019/MU7673 e c GB5 5 9 8
T 2 x3 x1 8 5 0
T2 x3 x1 6 5 0
MA 3 2 2 7
MD 2 7 7 3 P2. 5x 4. 5x 315
MA 7 5 1 9 T connector
P5x9x50
MB 0 1 6 2
MB 0 1 7 6
MA 3 1 4 0
P5x 9x 1150
MA 3 2 2 7
MF 3 7 1 4
T2 x3 x1850
f f L : MB 0 0 2 0 ( 12)
MB 0 1 6 2
MD 2 7 6 4
f e
MB 2 5 0 0 MB 7 7 3 8
E L connector
T2x3x210
L 1 2 x1 8 x1 4 0 f
MD 9 9 8 9
M : MB 0 0 1 8 ( 7)
MD 7 8 2 1
e MA 5 6 0 2 Frame upper
I SE N : MA 5 8 3 4 ( 12)
MF 3 7 5 1
257 L12 x18x 270
P3 GB6 8 7 3
MU 5 0 0 2
F
e
13
d MA 5 8 3 4 a MD 1 2 5 9 ( C1 8 . 5)
P5x 9 x3 0 0
d
MA 3 1 4 3
Degasser f MA 2 5 5 2 b : MD 1 2 6 0 ( C1 6 . 7)
L1 2 x1 8 x 5 0
L 1 2 x1 8 x 6 0
MB 0 0 2 0
P2. 5x 4. 5x 80
L12x 18 x450
P2. 5x 4. 5x 315
d c : GS 4
d
(No ISE) 5 6 4 ( C1 3 . 1)
Original det. B tank
MD 1 1 9 1
MA 7 6 6 7
g : MD 3
MB 8 8 9 6
E f
( Alkali )
MD 9 8 4 0
MA 7 6 6 6 GB6 8 7 5 f
a c SKB-Band
MD 2 7 7 3
L12 x18x80
L 7 x1 3 x 3 5
f
MB 0 0 2 0
d : S K B - 1 M( G B 7 0 0 0 )
MB 0 0 1 8
MA 7 7 2 6
T2x3x500 f f
GB7 3 2 4
MB 0 0 2 0
MB 0 0 3 0 326
g d L12 x18x470 e : S K B - 2 M( G B 9 3 9 6 )
f f f
L7 x1 3 x 3 5
MU 5 0 0 4
L7x13x520 L7 x13 x50
MB 0 0 1 8
f f : S K B - 3 M( G B 9 3 9 7 )
MA 7 7 2 6
I N OUT D e d
ME 0 3 2 1 c e GB9 5 4 0 a f f MD 7 6 9 8
MU 6 1 9 0 *No metal in Tanks
L1 2 x1 8 x 6 0
e e e e e e
L 1 2 x1 8 x 8 0
V4 e MB 7 7 3 8
L12 x18x 40
g
L7 x13x 1000
MD 9 8 3 9
C
MD 7 8 3 2
f
e f f Mouthpiece
MD 9 9 8 7
MA 7 6 6 7
B f
GB7 3 2 4
e f
Q : MA6939
L1 2 x1 8 x 5 0
MB 0 0 2 0
D e MB 0 0
GB9 5 4 1
g a
MD 1 1 9 1
MB 8 8 9 2 e MA 7 6 6 7 f
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7 x 1 3 x 7 0
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7 x 1 3 x 7 0
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7 x 1 3 x 7 0
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7 x 1 3 x 7 0
P5 x9x 300 L12 x18 x70 f
MU 2 9 6 5
18 f
MD 7 7 6 0
D
MA 3 1 4 3 MA 7 6 6 6 N MD 1 1 9 1 f
f L1 2 x1 8 x6 0 f Mouthpiece
b b f f
MB 0 0 2 0
L1 2 x1 8 x5 0 f N f N
L12x 18x 70 L1 2 x1 8 x7 0
c MD 0 6 6 3 f f f f R : ME 5 0 9 0 ( 2. 5)
L12 x18x 40
L1 2 x1 8 x 2 0 0
b MA 7 6 6 6 MA 7 6 6 6 MD 9 9 8 7
b b b b b
GB9 5 4 0
MA 7 6 6 7
L7 x1 3 x 5 0
L1 2 x1 8 x 6 0
MD 9 8 5 5 f e L12 x18 x40
Synapse
L1 2 x1 8 x 6 0
MU 5 8 8 1 b MB 0 0 2 0 E MD 1 1 9 1 f
MD 9 9 8 7
P5 x9x 850 d MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 a b
Out of AU400
MA 7 6 6 7
MA 4 9 9 6
ME 6 2 7 0 L12x 18x 50 f S : MD 7 9 3 1
MB 0 0 2 0
MA 7 6 7 9 g
L12 x18x 60
( MD 9 7 9 7 )
MA 7 6 6 7
MA 7 6 6 6 d a
d
MA 7 6 4 4 b f
Strong OP H Diaphragm
e b f f
Waste 2.5
N f f N MD 9 8 2 1 T : M D9208( 0.6 )
L 1 2 x1 8 x 4 0
f Vacuum tank GB7 3 2 4 U : M E5010( 0.7 ) 2.5
T2 1 x 2 2x 2 0 0
MD 9 9 8 7
L12x18x80 2 L 1 5x 2 2 x 1 0 m 2.5
GB7 3 2 5 f V : M E4751( 0.8 )
L1 2 x1 8x 1 5 0
N MB 0 0 2 0 f f
L12x 18x 60 L12x 18x 70 Weak : M D9211( 5
MU 2 9 6 3
W 2.5 )
P5x 9x 450
OP H
P5x 9x 650
360
MA 7 6 6 5
ME 5 0 0 2 MD 7 7 8 5 MA 7 6 6 6 Waste
f f MA 5 8 3 4 f MA 7 6 6 7 f MD 9 8 2 1 X : M E6270( 1.5 ) 5
MD 7 7 7 9 L12 x18x100 V3 4 f
f Y : M E1580( 2.0 ) 12
MU 3 5 3 2
MD 0 0 0 5 3
ME 1 3 5 8 f MD 7 7 8 6 GB5 5 9 8 I N OUT
e
500W
MA 3 2 2 7
L12 x18x 270
MD 1 1 9 1 f L7 x13 x490
ME 1 3 5 9 e f
ME 1 5 1 4
f Exhaust
MD 7 7 8 1 e GB6 8 7 5
MA 5 6 0 2
Sourse Water
MB 0 1 5 2
MA 7 6 7 0
MA 4 9 9 7
MD 7 7 8 4 L7x13x200 MD 7 8 2 3 Inlet
e Waste
MD 7 7 7 5
MD 0 0 7 7
MD 7 7 7 8
MD 7 7 7 9
MD 0 0 7 7
ME 1 3 5 7 MA 5 8 3 4 GB6 8 7 5
MU 5 3 0 4
e 4
( MB 9 9 6 3
L 1 2 x 1 8 x 1 0 m Option ) X Tube Y T fixer Z Screw
L7 x13x 200
f b OUT I N MD 1 1 1 3 GB6 5 7 5
GB6 8 7 5
1. 5 2. 5
g a MA 5 8 3 4 e MD 1 1 9 1 V1
MD 7 7 7 3
f b GB5 5 9 8 ( MA 7 5 2 8 ) (Regurator) 2 3 GB5 3 1 4 GB6 5 7 5
MA4 9 9 6
D MD 7 7 7 8 Detergent tank B MD 1 1 9 1 e b V2
MD 7 7 7 9 MA 7 6 6 5 MU 2 9 2 9 OPD Valve
P5x9x150 L12 x18 x60 f f L12x 18 x50 MU 2 5 3 5
L 1 2 x 1 8 x1 5 0 e e Water Supply Valve
MA 3 1 4 MA 7 6 6 7 ( Alkali ) a
DI water tank e e GB6 8 7 5
252
g
MU 6 4 5 5
f f f 251 258 L7 x13x200 AU403-01, AU404-01 (M516)
f MA 5 8 3 4 L 1 2 x 1 8 x 5 0 P5 Vacuum Pump P6
GB7324
P 1 DI water supply MU 4 1 4 9 Y connector is changed (516-0094)
H
M D 1 1 9 1 Detergent B supply pump M D 2 0 2 3 Diaphragm
L12x18x80 pump
f f MD 0 7 8 6 ( Alkali ) M D 2 0 2 5 Valve
L12x 18x 1800
D M1 8 3 1
Service Manual
Remarks : House Code MU6483
[58] 2014.05.15 516-0350 Item M516-AA01
[15] 2004.12.10 Sht. NO. 1/1
Version 2400
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
L7 13 100
c b
MB 8 8 8 9 e e MB 0 0 1 8 Front ( T 1 2 2 5 0 )
b P5 9 270
GB7 1 5 3
b c Drain B ( T 1 2 2 5 0 )
e GB9 5 4 0
L12 18 80
GB6 8 7 7 b MA 5 6 0 2 e L7 13 50
e
( M E 1 5 1 5 )( T 1 2 2 9 0 )
GB7 3 2 4
L7 13 230 L12 18 270 1C ( T 1 2 2 9 0 )
e
)
e ( T 1 2 2 9 0 )
c E 3C 2C MD 7 7 3 8
20
c 4C T 1 2 2 9 0
L7 13 42
( )
180
( MD 9 7 9 7 )
b f b ( MA 7 0 6 6 )
GB7 5 0 7
MU 5 0 3 3 ( M B 1 9 6 5 )( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
( MB 7 7 5 6
MU 2 9 6 1
E b
a 6C 5C ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
L12 18
MA 5 1 0 7
MD 9 9 9 7 b 250W
250
MA 5 8 3 4 L12 18 110 ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
1000
MA 5 8 3 4 ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
B B
L12 18
C
C
C
C
C
C
c Back ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
( MD 7 7 9 0 )
GB7 3 2 5
b f
1
2
3
4
5
6
350W
( AA0 1 ) b f L12 18 60 ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
18
MA 7 6 6 7 f
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
MA 5 8 3 4 MA 7 6 6 7
L12 18 60
MB 0 0 2 0 e ( T 1 2 3 2 0 )
a
L12
MB 8 8 9 4
( M D 9 8 8 2 )( T 1 2 2 0 0 )
f ME 0 3 2 1 MB 5 7 5 3
T ( T 1 2 1 8 0 )
DB01 (Peltier Cooling Unit) h L7 13 520 P2. 5 4. 5 25
A
A
A
A
MF 4 4 6 2
L15 20 45 c ( Total : 24pcs) ( T 1 2 1 8 0 )
1
2
3
4
7A
5A
6A
B
B
B
B
B
B
P5 9 180
MF 4 4 6 2 A A
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
h A A A A A A
MA 3 6 9 1
( MA 3 6 2 7 2 0 )
L15 20 45 b
L12 18 180
a a
40
180 b b d d d d d d
T M wash cup
340
M wash cup ME 5 5 2 1 T2 3 450
MB 0 0 2 0 L 1 2 1 8 1 0 0 0 (Water wash)
MA 5 1 0 7
P2. 5 4. 5
h h MB 8 8 9 4 MD 9 8 5 6 (Detergent wash)
181 ME 5 5 2 1 T 2 3 45 0
MB 1 7 4 7
D M2 6 5 2 L12 18
L12 18
B B B B B B
ME 0 3 2 2
150
Incubator / Photometry unit MA 7 6 6 7 f e ME 5 5 2 1 T 2 3 450 e e e
P2. 5 4. 5 150
C Coolant circulation pump 6 d ME 5 5 2 1 T 2 3 450 C
D M2 9 1 4
P2. 5 4. 5
MB 9 1 5 8
C C C C C C
370
L12 18 300 d d d d
MB 9 1 5 8
Reagent Refrigerator d Mixture Wash water
f d d
Coolant Circulation Pump To DA GB7 5 1 0 d Overflow
3
d d Wash solution aspiration
MD 7 6 4 9 d d d d d d
L12 18
MD 0 0 0 7
MA 7 5 1 9
d 3751 d 3751 aspiration
aspiration
ME 5 0 1 0
3751 3751
f d
d d d d
MD 7 7 5 2
MD 7 7 5 0
MD 7 7 4 6
f d d
MA 4 9 1 3
MA 4 9 1 3
MD 9 2 0 8 d
To DC L12 18 250 d d d d d e
ME 5 0 1 0 d MD 9 9 8 6 MD 9 9 8 6
GB7 3 2 5 f f f d T2 3 50 d T2 3 50
MD 9 2 0 8
MA 5 8 3 4
f d
B
f f d MD 8 4 4 5 Water
L1 2 1 8 2 0 0
d
L1 2 1 8 1 0 0
MB 0 0 2 0 MB 7 7 3 8 f f f f f f d
T2 3 300 leaking 2 1 4
400
d d d
MA 4 9 9 6
f d
Refer DA, DB, DC and MU4942L1 d aspiration
MD 7 7 5 4
MD 0 0 0 5
3751 4 0 3 3
S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
150
To DA f f f MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 f 100 A A d B
d e
150
P2. 5 4. 5
f f e
MA 3 1 3 7
L12
GB7 5 0 7
f Cuvette wash
ME 1 5 8 0
GB7 5 0 7
P2. 5 4. 5
MB 9 1 5 8
MD 1 1 9 1 OUT 3 3 8
A
f f f f
L12 18 40
L12 18 40
L12 18 40
13 800
L7 13 800
e
P2. 5 4. 5
MB 9 1 5 8
MA 5 6 2 1 ( MD 9 2 1 4 ) MA 7 6 6 6
5 1 : Sample aspiration/Detergent B dispensing 5 : Wash water aspiration/Wash water dispensing
L7 13 42
MD 9 9 8 7
D
MD 9 9 8 7
MU 6 9 V 2 1 D
GB7 1 6 2
MD 9 9 8 7
f
GB7 1 6 2
f
GB7 5 0 7
T1. 5 2. 5 800 ( T1. 5 2. 5 950) L12 18 70 d 2 : Detergent B aspiration/Detergent B dispensing 6 : Wash water aspiration/Wash water dispensing
10
MB 7 7 3 8
L7
L7
MA 3 5 1 0 B wash e d
e
L1 2 1 8 2 0 0
R f
3751
3 : Detergent B aspiration/Wash water dispensing 7 : Wash water aspiration
R I N solution
8445
3
prevent 4 : Wash water aspiration/Wash water dispensing 8 : Drying
L7 13 800
f
L7
MA 4 9 9 6
MA 5 1 8 7 e f f f
R
MD 9 2 1 2 ( MD 9 2 1 3 ) MB 8 8 9 2 valve GB5 5 9 8 e
S
L12 18 40
GB7 1 6 2
L12 18 230 I N I N I N
T1 2 320 ( T1 2 950) e e
MA 5 1 8 7
MD 9 9 8 7
S ME 5 5 1 6 ( MB 5 9 4 6 ) e
S 330 V3 0 331 V2 4 340 V3 3
150
OUT
L7 13 80
S
MA 5 1 8 6 ( GB6 5 7 5 ) d d 339
49
GB6 8 6 9
OUT OUT OUT 49
( MD 7 2 5 7 )
( GB7 7 7 6 ) V1 9 Wash water
270
leaking prevent
P2. 5 4. 5
MB 9 1 5 8
3751 f f f
GB6 5 7 5
valve M W0 4 8 8 M W0 4 8 7
( GB6 5 7 5 )
( ME 4 8 2 9 )
L12 18 60
MA 5 1 8 6
( MD 1 1 1 3 )
( T1 2 150) e
MA 2 2 1 3
MA 7 6 6 7
L7 13 70
d e M W0 4 8 7
MD 1 4 0 9
f
145)
d
MB 0 0 2 0
MD 9 2 0 8 d e
GB5 5 9 8
MD 2 8 8 0
MB 7 7 3 8
C 3751
E d f e E
R Probe
S Probe
M5 1 0 - S A 0 1 d
( T1. 5 2. 5
f f f
( ME 4 8 4 4 )
2
L12 18 100
L1 2 1 8 6 0
d
T1
MU 6 1 9 7
MD 0 0 0 5
MB 0 0 2 0 MA 7 6 6 7
f
13 42
GB7 5 0 7
L12 18 250
MA 3 2 2 7 f
GB7 3 2 5
GB7 5 1 0
3
L1 2 1 8 400
300
d d
L12 18
L12 18 200
f
T2
150
L7
f
MB 0 0 2 0
MA 4 9 9 6
Q A A
4. 5
MB 0 7 6 5
317 d d
R Probe e e
MD 7 6 3 6
MD 7 6 3 6
18
f f
NC Inner Wash Valve
f
L7 13 800
L7 13 3
L7 13 3
MU 2 9 4 4
P2. 5
MB 2 7 7 5
MB 2 7 7 5
f
L12
L12 18 60
S
GB7 1 6 2
V6 I N
e
MA 7 6 6 7
Detergent Supply Pump B
f
ME 4 7 5 1
NO Q OUT 3 5 3 3 3 6 OUT
MA 7 6 6 5
MU 3 5 4 5
T1 2 220 d e e d R B wash solution Wash solution
f
F 261 F
MB 7 7 3 8
Q dispensing valve V 1 8 V1 6
ME 4 7 5 1
MB 9 8 9 3 dispensing valve f
L7 13 300
f f OUT OUT OUT MU 6 9 1 0 f
P13 OUT 3 4 1
GB7 1 5 5
T1. 5 2. 5 150
I N M W0 1 8 2 I N
ME 7 1 3 0
L12 18 600
NC
I N
Mix wash
I N
S/R Probe
I N
discharge valve
discharge outer wash Water
MA 3 2 2 5
ME 7 8 7 8 MU 6 9 1 0 I N
V5 COM c valve c valve d MD 7 8 0 9 leaking
P2. 5 4. 5 400
P2. 5 4. 5 650
200
R d Drain
L1 2 1 8 6 0
f
200
180
MU 2 9 4 5 M W0 1 8 2
L7 13 100
M W0 1 8 2
ME 9 3 7 6
ME 5 5 2 2
GB6 5 7 5 4 9 Valve
MA 7 6 6 7
L7 13 50
NO S Probe
GB7 1 5 3
GB9 5 4 0
MA 3 7 5 3
MA 3 7 5 4
MB 9 1 5 8
3
GB5 3 1 4 d M W0 4 8 7
MB 9 1 6 1
MA 3 1 3 7
L12 18 80
L2. 5 4. 5
MA 4 7 5 7
Inner Wash Valve P2. 5
GB5 5 9 8
3
GB5 5 9 8
T1 2 220
GB5 5 9 8
GB7 3 2 4
MB 0 0 3 1
GB5 5 9 8
MB 9 8 9 3
T2
T2
MD 0 1 7 0
e e e e
MA 5 6 0 2
GB7 7 7 6
P2. 5 4. 5 80
P2. 5 4. 5 80
L12 18
d d e e e e e e e Different diameter connector
L7 13 45
L7 13 45
L7 13 80
L7 13 80
L7 13 80
L7 13 45
L7 13 45
L7 13 80
GB6 8 6 9
2 280
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
ME 8 2 1 7
GB6 8 6 9
GB6 8 6 9
MB 8 8 9 6
MB 8 8 9 6
GB6 8 6 9
MA 5 8 3 4
G MD 1 1 1 3 MD 2 8 0 6 f A : ME 5 0 0 8 ( 2 . 5 - 7)
G
MD 0 1 7 0
ME 7 3 2 3 F F
c g g MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7 MD 7 7 8 7 B : MD 7 8 3 2 ( 5 - 7 )
13. 5 600
ME 5 5 1 5
P5 9 600
P5 9 700
C : ME 5 0 0 9 ( 2 . 5 - 12)
400
e e e e e e e e
MD 1 6 8 4
MA 7 6 8 2
Q D : MA 7 6 4 4 ( 5 - 1 2 )
MD 0 2 3 7
B8
g
ME 5 5 1 4
V9 318 MF 1 5 9 8 c MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1 MU 5 0 1 1
L7 13 1100
c g I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N
Probe Inner Wash Mixture air
MA 2 9 9 7
350
MD 1 2 6 1
4
OUT
Water Return Valve GB7 1 6 2 L 7 13 800
Air release valve
for water leaking
e Water leaking
aspiration valve
e Mixture Overflow e Overflow Air release valve e Wash water
Y connector
g release valve aspiration aspiration
T2 3 860
MA 7 7 0 6
air release valve for aspiration
S1. 5
aspiration
400
411 valve valve
MD 2 8 2 7
M W0 1 8 2
Q GB7 1 6 2 L7 13 800 M W0 1 8 2 valve M W0 1 8 2 G 3751( 2. 5
32
P11
400
GB7 1 6 2 L7 13 800 M W0 1 8 2
H : ( 5
MD 1 2 6 1
L1 2
4
d
d
c GB7 1 6 2 L7 13 80 0
J : ( )
c
S1. 5
K : M ( 12)
L1 2
MA 4 9 1 3 d
H H
ME 0 0 0 1
Degassed water supply pump MA 4 7 6 0 P2. 5 4. 5 850
3751
L1 2
B
MA 7 5 1 9 e c GB5 5 9 8
T2 3 1850
T2 3 1650
MU5019/MU7673 T connector
MA 3 2 2 7
MD 2 7 7 3 P2. 5 4. 5 315
MA 7 5 1 9
P5 9 50
MB 0 1 6 2
MB 0 1 7 6
MA 3 1 4 0
L : MB 0 0 2 0 ( 12)
P5 9 1150
MA 3 2 2 7
MF 3 7 1 4
3 1850
f f
MB 0 1 6 2
MD 2 7 6 4
d
f e L connector
MB 2 5 0 0 MB 7 7 3 8
L12 18 140
E
f
M : MB 0 0 1 8 ( 7)
MD 9 9 8 9
T2
N : MA 5 8 3 4 ( 12)
MD 7 8 2 1
e MA 5 6 0 2 Frame Top
257 L12 1 8 270 I SE Crescent Cramp
3751
P3 GB6 8 7 3
MU 5 0 0 2
T
f (option) a MD 1 2 5 9 ( C 1 8 . 5 )
With ISE ( 1 8 0 )
L7 13 150
e MA 5 8 3 4 b : D1 2 6 0 ( C1 6 . 7 )
d
P5 9 300
d
c : MF 5 3 5 1 ( C 1 3 . 1 )
MA 3 1 4 3
f MA 2 5 5 2
50
60
MB 0 0 2 0
80
I I
315
d L12 18 450
GB6 8 7 5 d
( Without ISE ) g : MD 3 9 1 5 ( C 8 . 5 )
L12 18
MD 1 1 9 1
L12 18
MA 7 6 6 7
Included ISE ( 1 8 0 )
Detergent Tank B (Alkali) L7 13 200
P2. 5 4. 5
L12 18 70 h : MF 4 4 6 3 ( C 2 2 )
MB 8 8 9 6
f
P2. 5 4. 5
E
MD 9 8 4 0
MU 7 9 4 8 MA 7 6 6 6
a c f Tie warp (SKB Band)
MD 2 7 7 3
L7 1 3 3 5
0
f
MB 0 0 2 0
d S K B - 1 M( G B 7 0 0 0 )
MB 0 0 1 8
MA 7 7 2 6
f f
MB 0 0 2 0
L12 18
GB7 3 2 4
326
g d L12 470 e S K B - M( G B 9 3 9 6 )
2 500 f f f
L7 1 3 3 5
L7 520 L7 13 50 f f S K B - 3 M( G B 9 3 9 7 )
MU 5 0 0 4
MB 0 0 3 0 MB 0 0 1 8
MA 7 7 2 6
I N OUT D e d
ME 0 3 2 1 c e GB9 5 4 0 a f f MD 7 6 9 8 Inside tank: SKB
60
e e e e e e
80
V4 M W0 1 8 2 e MB 7 7 3 8 Other: Tie warp
L12 18 40
g
L7 13 1000
MD 9 8 3 9
C
MD 7 8 3 2
e f Flare fitting
f f
MD 9 9 8 7
L12 18
MA 7 6 6 7
B f
L12 18
GB7 3 2 4
B Dilute wash e f
L12 18 50
a L12 18 230 Q
MB 0 0 2 0
L12 18 70 D solution valve e
GB9 5 4 1
g a
MD 1 1 9 1
MB 8 8 9 2 e MB 0 0 MA 7 6 6 7 f
70
70
70
70
P5 9 300 MA 7 6 6 6 f
f
MU 2 9 6 5
18
MD 7 7 6 0
D
MA 3 1 4 3 N MD 1 1 9 1 f
f L12 18 60 f Fitting for Tube
13
13
13
13
b b f f
MB 0 0 2 0
J L1 2 1 8 5 0 f N N J
L12 18 70 L12 18 7 0
c MD 0 6 6 3 f f f f f R E7960( 2. 5
40
200
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7
MD 1 4 0 9 L 7
b MA 7 6 6 6 MA 7 6 6 6 MD 9 9 8 7
b b b b b Outside M516
18 60
MA 7 6 6 7
GB9 5 4 0
13 50
MD 9 8 5 5 f e L12 18 40
L12 18 60
MU 5 8 8 1 b MB 0 0 2 0 E MD 1 1 9 1 f Synapse
L12 18
MD 9 9 8 7
P5 9 850 d MB 0 0 2 0 MB 0 0 2 0 a b
MA 7 6 6 7
MA 4 9 9 6
L12 18
ME 6 2 7 0 L12 18 50 f S MD 7 9 3 1
MB 0 0 2 0
MA 7 6 7 9 g
L12 18 60
( MD 9 7 9 7 )
MD 9 2 1 1 L12 18 70
D 1 Option
MA 7 6 6 7
L7
L12
MA 7 6 6 6 d a b Reducer
MA 7 6 4 4 f
d OP H
e b f
N N
f Conc. waste M 9 2 0 8 (
f f MD 9 8 2 1 Force waste
L12 18 40
f GB7 3 2 4 ME 5 0 1 0 ( 0. 7
200
L12 18 250
( MB 9 9 6 1
)
MD 9 9 8 7
GB7 3 2 5 L12 18 8 2 L15 22 10m ME 4 7 5 1 ( 0. 8 2. 5
f
L12 18 150
N MB 0 0 2 0 f f
L12 18 60 L12 18 70 Diluted M 9 2 1 1 (
MU 2 9 6 3
450
650
22
360
MA 7 6 6 5
ME 5 0 0 2 MD 7 7 8 5 MA 7 6 6 7 MA 7 6 6 6 OPH
f MA 5 8 3 4 f f Waste ME 6 2 7 0 ( 1
L12 100 f V3 4 f
MD 9 8 2 1 Force Waste
T21
MD 7 7 7 9 f ME 1 5 8 0 ( . 0) 12
9
MU 3 5 3 2
MD 7 7 7 8 MD 0 0 0 5 MA 5 8 3 4 L12 18 400
( MD 9 7 9 7 )
L12 18 50 3
ME 1 3 5 8 f MD 7 7 8 6 GB5 5 9 8 I N OUT
P5
K e K
500W
P5
MD 1 1 9 1 f MA 3 2 2 7
L12 18 270
ME 1 3 5 9 e f L7 13 490
ME 1 5 1 4
f
MD 7 7 8 1 e GB6 8 7 5 Vacuum Tank Exhaust Tap
MA 5 6 0 2
MB 0 1 5 2
MA 7 6 7 0
MA 4 9 9 7
Waste Valve
MD 7 7 8 4
e L7 200 MD 7 8 2 3 Waste
MD 7 7 7 5
MD 0 0 7 7
MD 7 7 7 8
MD 7 7 7 9
MD 0 0 7 7
ME 1 3 5 7 MA 5 8 3 4 GB6 8 7 5
MU 5 3 0 4
e 4
( MB 9 9 6 3
L12 18 10m ) Option outlet
I II III
I Tube
1 2
II T anchor III Fixing Screw
GB7 7 7 6 GB6 5 7 5
L7 13 200
MD 7 7 7 6 f L7 200 MA 5 8 3 4 b L12 18 50 b
256 Deionizer 259 1. 5 2. 5 MD 1 1 1 3 GB6 5 7 5
e f b OUT I N
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■ Feed from the rack recognition position to the rack feeder position (CB)
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First, the ID mirror rotation motor (M3) operates for 42 P in CW direction when facing the motor shaft to read
the rack ID. After completion of operation, the bar code reader (B1) starts detection.
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After 0.6 s, the rack traversing motor (M1) operates for 24 P in CCW direction when facing the motor shaft.
Rack ID movement reading is performed by this.
(Operation pulse rate : 45 PPS, rack movement speed : 11.25 mm/s, rack movement amount : 6 mm)
After completion of rack ID detection, M1 rotates in CCW direction, and after detection of the rack feed pitch
sensor (S1), the movement continues for another 10 pulses in CCW direction and stops.
(1 rack pitch corresponds to 99 P.)
(Operation pulse rate : 160 PPS, rack movement speed : 40 mm/s, rack movement amount : 18.7 mm)
(An Alarm *1 is generated when S1 detection is not possible even after the max. movement amount of 120 P.)
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(Operation pulse rate : 300 PPS, mirror rotation speed : 135/s, mirror rotation angle : 18.9)
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■ Pulse rate
Constant speed pulse rate : 160 PPS
Rack ID movement reading : 45 PPS
■ Pulse number
Number of pulses between caterpillars : 99 pulses
Recovery position sensor removal : 35 pulses
Rack ID movement reading : 24 pulses
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detection, stop is made after another 10 pulses (performed each time). If the rack feed pitch
sensor is ON at the start of movement in carry-out direction, the sensor is disregarded
automatically. (Rising edge sensing)
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sensor detection, stop is made after another 10 pulses (performed each time). If the rack
reception pitch sensor is ON at the start of movement in carry-out direction, movement
away from the origin is performed at PRG.
Note : 1. The rack feed pitch sensor becomes OFF at the recovery position.
2. The rack reception pitch sensor becomes OFF at the carry-out position.
CB unit configuration
CB unit Configuration
Unit name Symbol Name
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M3 ID Mirror Rotation Motor
M4 Pitch Feeding Motor 1 (ID)
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S7 Rack Detection Sensor
S8 Sample Tub Detection Sensor
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S14 Pitch Feeding Origin 2 (S)
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Note 2) The Origin Sensor will be OFF at the position of Stop 2 Position.
CC unit Configuration
Alarm Types
Alarm *1 : Shifting to MEASURE2 is done independent of automatic reanalysis. In this case, direct restart is
not possible.
After completion of equipment operation, remove the alarm cause and start the operation.
Alarm *2 : With automatic reanalysis : PULSE (remove the respective rack and start again)
Without automatic reanalysis : MEASURE2 (remove the respective rack and start again)
Alarm *3 : Shift to MEASURE2. In this case, direct restart is not possible.
Alarm *4 : Only alarm. Analysis operation is continued.
■ Shift from the rack transfer position of the reanalysis line to the rack reception position
The reanalysis rack traversing motor (M6) operates for max. 120 P in CCW direction when facing the motor
shaft.
(Operation pulse rate : 160 PPS, rack movement speed : 40 mm/s, rack movement amount : 12.4 mm)
If the reanalysis rack reception pitch sensor (S18) detects the detection plate during operation, it operates for
another 10 pulses in CCW direction and stops.
(Equivalent to the required movement amount of 50 P.)
(An Alarm *3 is generated when the reanalysis rack reception pitch sensor (S18) does not detect after a max.
movement amount of 120 P.)
■ Pulse rate
Constant speed pulse rate : 160 PPS
■ Pulse number
Number of pulses between caterpillars : 99 pulses
Recovery position sensor removal : 35 pulses
■ Sensors
Carry-out position : Fixed speed movement is made in carry-out direction, and after reanalysis rack feed pitch
sensor detection, feed continues for 10 pulses and stops (performed each time). When the
reanalysis rack feed pitch sensor is ON at the start of movement in carry-out position,
movement away from the origin is performed at PRG.
Recovery position : Fixed speed movement is made in recovery direction, and after reanalysis rack reception
pitch sensor detection, feed continues for 10 pulses and stops (performed each time).
When the reanalysis rack reception pitch sensor is ON at the start of movement in
carry-out position, the sensor is disregarded automatically. (Rising edge sensing)
Note : 1. The rack feed pitch sensor becomes OFF at the recovery position.
2. The rack reception pitch sensor becomes OFF at the carry-out position.
CD unit Configuration
Unit name Symbol Name
Re-run line unit M7 Re-run belt feed motor
M13 Rack stopper
S20 Storage rack presence sensor
S21 Re-run rack detection sensor
S27 Re-run rack passage sensor
S27 Re-run rack passage sensor
Alarm Types
Alarm *1 : Shifting to MEASURE2 is done independent of automatic repeat run. In this case, direct restart
is not possible.
After completion of equipment operation, remove the alarm cause and start the operation.
Alarm *2 : With automatic repeat run : PULSE (remove the respective rack and start again)
Without automatic repeat run : MEASURE2 (remove the respective rack and start again)
Alarm *3 : Shift to MEASURE2. In this case, direct restart is not possible.
Alarm *4 : Only alarm. Analysis operation is continued.
■ Rack transfer from the repeat run rack evacuation position to the rack storage position
After detection of the rack by the storage rack presence sensor (S21), evacuation of the CE rack push-out
mechanism is confirmed (explained in detail in the CE items), and the rack stopper is pushed out into the
transfer path.
The repeat run belt feed motor (M7) rotates for 1290 P (required movement distance : 141 mm, 866 P) in CCW
direction when facing the motor shaft and moves the rack to the storage position.
After completion of CE operation (explained in detail in the CE item), the rack stopper is returned.
(Operation pulse rate : 860 PPS, rack movement speed : 140.18 mm/sec.)
■ Movement from the repeat run rack evacuation position to the rack feed unit
(Movement method when there are repeat run samples in the rack)
After detection of the rack by the storage rack presence sensor (S21), evacuation of the CE rack push-out
mechanism is confirmed (explained in detail in the CE item), the repeat run belt feed motor (M7) rotates for
2322 P (required movement distance : 211.2 mm, 1296) in CCW direction when facing the motor shaft and
moves the rack to the CA rack reception position.
After operation completion, the repeat run rack arrival sensor (S28) is detected.
(An Alarm *3 is generated when repeat run rack arrival sensor (S28) detection is not possible.)
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Note : As pulse number specification is not possible for the belt, ON-OFF is controlled by time. Refer
to the measuring time chart for the individual times.
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Alarm Types
Alarm *1 : Shifting to MEASURE2 is done independent of automatic reanalysis. In this case, direct restart is
not possible.
After completion of equipment operation, remove the alarm cause and start the operation.
Alarm *2 : With automatic reanalysis : PULSE (remove the respective rack and start again)
Without automatic reanalysis : MEASURE2 (remove the respective rack and start again)
Alarm *3 : Shift to MEASURE2. In this case, direct restart is not possible.
Alarm *4 : Only alarm. Analysis operation is continued.
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The reanalysis belt operates and the rack is stopped at the storage position. After each stop, the rack push-out
motor (M8) rotates for 260 P in CCW direction.
(Operation pulse rate : P/S, rack movement speed : mm/sec., push-out lever movement amount : 25 mm, 251 P)
(An Alarm *3 is generated when standby position sensor (S24) detection is not possible after the operation.)
● Pulse rate
Constant pulse rate : 400 PPS
● Pulse number
Origin movement : 800 pulses
Movement from the origin : 400 pulses
Pull-in position Push-out position : 260 pulses
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Push-out position : For push-out position confirmation
Pull-in position : Immediate stop after sensor detection, then movement for 15 P in CCW direction.
(Only at the time of initialization)
DA unit configuration
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3. Reagent ID check
A transparent glass window is on the side of the reagent storage, and a plane emission bar code reader (11) and the
projection part of a transmission-type bottle presence detection sensor (12) are installed there. The light reception
part of the transmission-type bottle presence detection sensor is on the rotation axis of the reagent tray.
Reagent ID checking is performed at the time of equipment start and at the time of reagent check execution. When a
reagent bottle rotates and comes to the window, the bottle presence detection sensor checks for the presence of a
bottle. When a bottle is detected, the bar code reader operates and the ID is read.
Bottle detection Reader light emission (1 sec.) 0.4 s after start of light emission, movement for 44 pulses at
82 PPS and execution of moving reading for 0.6 sec. Movement to the next bottle
The reagent ID reading window is heated by a heater to prevent condensation.
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DC unit configuration
1. Drive section
The table on which the samples are set rotates together with the rotation axis. This rotation axis is driven by a pulse
motor installed on the base plate via a single-step gear.
Rotation position detection is performed by a disk with a position notch on the gear part and a photo interrupter.
There are two photo interrupters, one for the origin and one for stop position confirmation.
2. Storage refrigerator
The table rotates in the storage refrigerator made of SUS304. This storage refrigerator has a double construction,
and cooling fluid flows through the inside.
The fluid for the reagent storage refrigerator is circulated for cooling.
The outside of the storage refrigerator is covered with thermal insulation material to prevent condensation and
temperature rise.
The top of the storage refrigerator is covered by the removable covers 1 and 2.
A reed switch is used to detect whether lid 1 has been set or not.
When covers 1 and 2 both are removed, the entire top of the table becomes open, and when only the cover 2 is
removed, STAT samples can be set without having to open the upper cover of the operation surface.
4. Sample ID
The bar code attached to the sample cup on the table is read through the glass by the bar code reader installed on the
outside of the storage refrigerator. Moving reading is performed for one sample. ID reading is performed only for
cups on the outer circumference of the tray.
For prevention of reading errors, the glass surface is heated by a heater to prevent condensation.
6. Switches
Refer to the STAT measuring item in the operation explanations in the following.
8. Cup position
Each cup position at the origin position after resetting
(1) Outside of STAT table is located that the 1st position is located at lid portion like the below figure.
(2) Inside of STAT table is located like that W1 liquid is in the aspiration position.
1. Operation type
■ The unit has the following five operation types.
The rotation direction is the direction seen from the shaft side of the motor, and the actual table rotation is in the
opposite direction.
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Operation for movement to the origin at the time of initialization and resetting
(1) When the origin sensor is ON at the time of start, movement away from the origin is performed for 110 pulses
in CCW direction.
(2) Rotation at fixed speed is made in CW direction, and the movement stops when the origin sensor becomes ON.
(3) Further rotation is made for 14 pulses in CW direction to prevent chattering, and this position is taken as the
origin.
● ID reading operation
Checking for the presence of sample cups on the table and ID reading are performed at the same time.
(1) After confirmation that the stop position sensor is ON at the time of start, the bar code reader emits light. Cup
presence detection is performed at the same time.
(2) The motor is rotated at low fixed speed in CW direction and the bar code reader emits light for 1 sec. to
prevent reading failure.
(3) After stopping once, the motor rotates in CW direction, the next sample is read in the same way, and this is
done for all 22 samples.
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Operation for measuring QC, ISE, CAL, detergent washing, RB, and STAT samples
(1) After confirmation that the stop position sensor is ON, rotation in CW direction is performed until the
specified sample reaches the aspiration position and stops there.
(2) After stop, the stop position sensor is checked, and correct rotation is confirmed.
● Table rotation operation
Rotation operation while the table rotation switch is pressed
(1) When the switch is pressed, the table rotates for 72 in CCW direction (the motor rotates for 396 in CW
direction). (Return to the original position is obtained by pressing the switch five times.)
(2) After stop, the motor energization is cut.
● Diagnosis rotation operation
The following four diagnosis types are performed in the same way as for the AU600.
(1) Resetting operation
(2) Stopped bar code reading operation
(3) Moving bar code reading operation
(4) Specified cup rotation operation
2. STAT measuring
■ The STAT measuring procedure is outlined in the following.
● Switch LEDs
The following switches and LEDs are installed near the unit.
(1) SET LED ---------------- This LED indicates that the table is not rotating automatically and that the user can
set samples onto the table.
Lit : Sample setting is possible.
Flashing : Shifting between sample setting possible and sample setting impossible
(confirmation indication for the STAT switch being held down)
Not lit : Sample setting is not possible.
(2) END LED ---------------- LED indicating that sample aspiration for the STAT samples on the table has been
completed.
Lit : Sample aspiration for the STAT samples on the table has been completed.
Not lit : Sample aspiration for the STAT samples on the table has not been completed.
(STAT samples on the table may not be removed or added.)
(3) STAT switch ------------ This is pressed to switch from sample setting impossible to sample setting possible,
from sample setting possible to sample setting impossible, and to start STAT
measuring.
This is just a push switch, and it has no built-in LED.
(4) STAT ROT switch ----- This switch is pressed to rotate the table for the desired angle to set a sample to a
desired position.
This switch is accepted only when the SET LED is lit.
This is just a push switch, and it has no built-in LED.
(It is also used as DIAG, ISE priming switch.)
With conventional equipment a lit built-in LED indicated that the switch could be pressed, and in this case the SET
LED and the END LED would have a different meaning with a built-in LED.
For this reason the LED was not built in, but arranged separately.
■ STAT procedure
Operation procedure SET LED END LED
Not lit Lit
1 Press the STAT switch (Note 1). Flashing
(Wait until sample aspiration for R1 dispensing has been completed.)
2 Confirm that the SET LED is lit. Lit
3 Open the small cover of the STAT section and remove any remaining STAT
samples which already have been measured from the table. (Note 2) (Note 3) (Note 3)
4 Set the STAT samples onto the table and set the small cover. (Note 2)
5 Press the STAT switch. Flashing Not lit
(Performing of resetting, ID reading, cup detection operation)
(Start of STAT measuring) (Note 4) (Note 5) Not lit
(STAT sample aspiration completion) Lit
(STAT measuring completion)
(Continued measuring of samples on the rack or QC, CAL) (Note 6)
6 Confirm that the END LED lights and that STAT sample measuring has been
completed.
7 Press the STAT switch. (Note 6) Flashing
(Wait until completion of sample aspiration for the R1 dispensing samples.)
8 Confirm lighting of the SET LED. Lit
9 Open the small cover of the STAT section and remove all measured STAT
samples from the table.
10 Set the small cover.
11 Press the STAT switch. Flashing
(Performing of resetting, ID reading, cup detection operation)
(As there are no STAT samples on the table, rack sample measuring or QC, CAL Not lit
is performed.Not lit
Note : 1. Not accepted when manual operation (washing, ISE priming, etc.) using the STAT table has
been performed during STANDBY. Wait until completion of the manual operation.
In normal STANDBY condition other than the above, the SET LED is lit and the operation
starts form 2.
2. At this time, the table can be rotated by pressing the STAT ROT switch.
3. When the END LED is not lit, STAT sample measuring is performed and the STAT samples
on the table may not be removed or changed to prevent erroneous sampling.
4. When STAT interruption has been performed during measuring of samples on the STAT
table (QC, A-CAL, etc.), or when this operation timings occur during STAT, these will be
measured first and then STAT measuring will be performed.
5. Analysis of STAT samples set on the STAT table is performed in order of the position
numbers.
6. When STAT measuring has been performed during STANDBY, the unit returns to standby
after STAT measuring, so that the operation of 7 is not required.
FA unit configuration
FA unit configuration