Owner's manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Important Information
- 1.1 Symbols and their meanings
- 1.2 User group
- 1.3 Intended use of instrument
- 1.4 Instrument type
- 2. Safety
- 2.1 Safety notes
- 2.2 Warnings
- 3. Instrument Components and Specifications
- 3.1 Overview - instrument components
- 3.2 Technical data
- 3.3 Standard delivery—packing list
- 4. Instrument Setup
- 4.1 Installation site requirements
- 4.2 Unpacking the CV5030
- 4.2.1 Setting up the CV5030
- 4.3 Preparing and adjusting the instrument
- 4.3.1 Removing or installing the transport anchors
- 4.4 Leveling the instrument
- 4.5 Exhaust system
- 4.6 Installing the dispenser group
- 4.7 Aligning the dispenser needle height relative to the specimen slide outfeed
- 4.8 Dispenser needle cleaner (nozzle cleaner)
- 4.9 Connecting the power supply
- 4.10 Installing the accessories
- 4.11 Refilling consumables
- 5. Operation
- 5.1 Control panel functions
- 5.2 Key functions for instrument operation
- 5.3 Switching the instrument on or off
- 5.4 Brief inspection before starting the coverslipping operation
- 5.5 The coverslipping operation
- 5.6 Interrupting the coverslipping operation
- 5.7 Display indicators and instructions
- 5.8 Button functions for programming
- 5.9 Setting parameter sets
- 5.10 Menu A – parameter settings
- 5.11 Menu B – parameter settings
- 5.11.1 Leaving the parameter and submenu
- 5.12 Recommendation for parameter setting (beginning with firmware 3.01.04)
- 5.13 Determining the optimum parameter setting (menu A+B)
- 5.13.1 Procedure
- 6. Workstation operation
- 6.1 Operation as ST5010 – CV5030 workstation
- 6.2 Operation as ST5020 – CV5030 workstation
- 6.3 Important instructions for operation as workstation
- 6.4 Interrupting workstation operation
- 7. Cleaning and Maintenance
- 7.1 Notes on cleaning and maintenance
- 7.2 Daily cleaning and maintenance - overview
- 7.3 Weekly cleaning and maintenance
- 7.4 Cleaning and maintenance as necessary
- 7.5 Description of the required daily cleaning measures
- 7.5.1 Loading chute and bath transport with transport chain
- 7.5.2 Dispenser needle cleaner (nozzle cleaner)
- 7.5.3 Glass vial in the dispenser rest position
- 7.5.4 Loading bath
- 7.5.5 Dispenser needles
- 7.5.6 Cover slip catch tray
- 7.5.7 Cover slip magazine
- 7.5.8 Skids of the Pick & Place module
- 7.5.9 Cleaning and replacing the suction cups
- 7.5.10 Cover slip sensor
- 7.5.11 Specimen slide outfeed
- 7.6 Description of the required weekly cleaning measures
- 7.6.1 Dispenser group
- 7.6.2 Dispenser needle cleaner (nozzle cleaner)
- 7.6.3 Specimen slide holder, gripper and output magazines
- 7.7 Description for cleaning and maintenance as necessary
- 7.7.1 Active carbon filter
- 7.7.2 Discharge chute of the TS5015 or TS5025 Transfer Station for workstation operation
- 7.7.3 Transfer arm of the TS5015 or TS5025 Transfer Station for workstation operation
- 7.8 Procedure for changing the cover slip mountant
- 7.8.1 Changing from one xylene-based coverslip mountant to another
- 7.8.2 Changing from a xylene substitute coverslip mountant to a xylene-based mountant
- 7.8.3 Changing from a xylene-based coverslip mountant to a xylene substitute
- 8. Malfunctions and Troubleshooting
- 8.1 Error codes
- 8.2 Troubleshooting
- 9. Optional Accessories
- 9.1 Ordering information
- 10. Warranty and Service
- Appendix A Application-related notes and recommendations
- A1.1 Leica specimen slide holders, output and coverslip magazines made of plastic
- A1.2 Specimen slide holders from other manufacturers
- A1.3 Specimen slides and gripper mechanism
- A1.4 CV5030 – Validated and recommended specimen slides
- A1.5 Cover slips
- A1.6 Labels for specimen slides
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7. Cleaning and Maintenance
7.5 Description of the required daily cleaning measures (continued)
7.5.9 Cleaning and replacing the suction cups
Fig. 46
88
• Checkthesuctioncups(Fig. 46, 88) for small
glass shards and splinters (from glass break-
ing) and adhesive residue. Carefully remove
any clinging adhesive residue and glass
shards and splinters.
• Thesuctioncupshavetobereplacedifthey
have visible deformation or damage. To do
so, pull the suction cups downwards and off
using your fingers (see Fig. 46) and replace
them with new suction cups.
7.5.10 Cover slip sensor
Check the cover slip sensor (89) for glued-on
material and ease of movement:
• Thecoverslipsensorislocatedonthebottom
of the Pick & Place module, between the two
suction cups. The cover slip sensor can be
moved freely if it can be moved up and down
by tapping it gently with the fingertip.
• Ifthecoverslipsensorcannotbemovedand/
or you can feel glued-on material, carefully
clean the sensor using a lint-free cloth soaked
in compatible solvent.
Fig. 47
89
7.5.11 Specimen slide outfeed
• Checkthespecimenslideoutfeedforadhesive
residue and, if necessary, clean it carefully
using a lint-free cloth soaked with compatible
solvent.
Carefully wipe down the suction
cups using a lint-free cloth soaked in
compatible solvent. They must not be
allowed to soak in solvent.