ThermoFisher Scientific Centrifuge Fresco 21

Clean the centrifuge and rotors thoroughly

Decontaminate the centrifuge and rotors

Enter the cost of repairs (if any)

Was the centrifuge maintained by an authorized Thermo Fisher Scientific service technician?

Pull the centrifuge to the edge of the table

Pull the clip below the sucking grid

Remove the filter unit completely by pulling it down

Remove the cumulated dust with a soft cloth

Ensure the labeling 'Front' is facing the front of the centrifuge when inserting the filter

Use the supplied grease for lubrication

Fill the cavities with carbonated mineral water (approx. 10 ml)

Close the rotor as per handling instructions

Shake the rotor vigorously by hand

Did you detect any leaks (water or gas escaping)?

Replace the seals if any leaks are detected

Inspect the rotor and bucket seals for signs of wear and damage

Are all seals and seal surfaces free from damage?

Is the rotor lid properly closed?

Are the sample vessels filled and closed correctly?

Verify aerosol tightness of the rotor and buckets

Has the centrifuge reached its 13-year lifetime limit?

Decommission the centrifuge if the lifetime limit is reached.

Rotor, Buckets, and Lids Inspection

Enter the number of cycles for each rotor.

Is the number of cycles within the specified limit for each rotor?

Replace rotors, buckets, and lids if they exceed the specified cycle limit.

Check for damage or wear on accessories