Serofuge 2000 Service Manual BD Becton Dickinson Microbiology Systems Becton Dickinson and Company 7 Loveton Circle Sparks, Maryland 21152 July 2003 8011640REVISION HISTORYCONTENTS ~ Date | ControtNo._|_ Reason ‘April 2002 022784 New Release July 2003 1506-03 Correct part number © Copyright Becton, Dickinson and Company, 2002, All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in retrieval systems, or translated into any language or computer language, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, chemical, manual, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of BD, 7 Loveton Circle, Sparks, Maryland, 21152, United States of America. VS-0243 July 2003, 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual Section 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 60 Introduction 1.1. Scope of Manual 1.2 Description Serofuge 2000 1.3 Serofuge 2000 Models Installation 2.4 Centrifuge Placement 2.2 Power requirements General Operation 3.1. Controls and Indicators 3.2 Speed Verification 3.3. Loading and Balancing Theory of Operation 4.1 Block Diagram and Circuit Description 4.2 Block Diagram 4.3 Schematic 44 RCF Troubleshooting 5.1 Faults and Possible Causes Repair Procedures 6.1 Removing the Base 6.2 Removing the Bowl 6.3. Lid Assembly 64 Latch Assembly 6.5 Motor Assembly 6.6 PCB Assembly 67 Lid Gasket 68 Bowl Gasket 6.9 Hinge Assembly 6.10 Latch Hook 6.11 Testing Lid Seal Integrity 6.12 Exploded View Drawing and Replacement Parts 2 8011640 avoo & aaSerofuge 2002 Service Manual Section 1.0: Introduction 41 Scope of Manual This service manual is intended to provide a guide and to aid troubleshooting and repair of common Components on the Serofuge 2000 series centrifuge. This manual covers model 420351, 420352 and 420354 Serofuges. Several enhancements to the unit have been made since the Serofuge 2000 was released. This manual refiects the latest mode! Serofuge as of April 2002. While the repair procedures. remain similar for these models there may be subtle configuration discrepancies between older Serofuge 2000 units and this manual. Please contact BD Technical Service department at 800-631-8064 with any questions, 4.2 Descri ion of the Serofuge 2000 ‘The Serofuge 2000 series centrifuges are designed to provide easy centrifugation for a variety of laboratory tests. Itis a relatively low speed centrifuge (< 3600 RPM) and contains features such as a solid state timer, lid latch and solid state motor controls. Three models are available as described in section 1.3, Refer to the Operator's Manual for details of typical tests performed and specifications the Serofuge 2000. 1.3 Serofuge 2000 models 420351 Serofuge 2001 115 VAC 50 ~ 60 Hz, Single speed centrifuge ‘Speed range is 3100 ~ 3550 RPM at 60 Hz and 2550 ~ 2950 at 50 Hz 420352 Serofuge 2002 115 VAC 50 — 60 Hz, Dual speed centrifuge ‘Speed range, at High speed, is 3100 — 3550 RPM at 60 Hz and 2550 ~ 2950 at 50 Hz ‘Speed range, at Low speed, is 2350 - 2450 RPM at 60/50 Hz 420354 Serofuge 2001 230 VAC 50 — 60 Hz, Single speed centrifuge ‘Speed range is 3100 — 3550 RPM at 60 Hz and 2550 — 2950 at 50 Hz 3 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual Section 2: Installation 24 Centrifuge Placement Always place the Serofuge 2000 on a stable, level table or counter surface. Avoid surfaces where there is noticeable vibration. There must be at least 300 mm clearance around the perimeter of the centrifuge 2.2 Power Requirements Model Voltage Current 420357 703 VAG = 132 VAC 50/60 Hz | 6.5 A Max. 420352 108 VAC — 132 VAC 50/60 Hz_| 6.5 A Max. 420354 198 VAC — 264 VAC 50/60 Hz 4A Max. 4 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual 34 3.2 3.3 Section 3.0: General Operation Controls and Indicators Refer to the Operators Manual for a detailed description concerning the keypad interface and LCD indicator. Speed Verification The speed of the Serofuge® 2000 Series Centrifuges should be checked with an accurate photoelectric tachometer at least twice a year. A6, 8, or 12 place rotor may be used to varify the Serofuge speed. The rotor should be loaded to capacity with any of the tubes described in the “Rotors and Accessories’ section of the Operators Manual. The tubes may be filed to their maximum volume with a fluid not exceeding a density of 4.10 gice (e.g., whole blood, or water). Ifthe centrifuge speedis) is found to be outside specified limits (as stated in section 1.3 of this manual), then the AC supply voltage and frequency should be checked with an appropriate power monitoring device. Deviations in line voltage and frequency will affect centrifuge operating speed, Ifthe source supply is found to be within tolerance, and the centrifuge is operating outside specified speed limits, please contact the nearest Becton Dickinson Primary Care Diagnostics dealer or contact Becton Dickinson Technical Assistance at 800-631-8064. Loading and Balancing For smooth and quite operation it is imperative to load the sample tubes in a balanced array. This means that tubes should always be loaded in pairs and in opposite wells as shown below. 5 801 1640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual 44 Section 4.0: Theory of Operation | | Block Diagram and Circuit Description Refer to the Serofuge Block Diagram and Schematic for the following discussion on the theory of operation. i Printed Circuit Board Overview i The circuit board contains the necessary circuits to read a keypad and write data to an on board seven segment LCD display as well as perform timing operations, control an audible alarm, control a centrifuge lid latch and the speed of a shaded pole motor. The circuit board operates from either | a 115 VAC 60 Hz or 230 VAC 50 Hz supply and is selected via a voltage selector switch located on the PCB. The two speed Serofuge 2002, model 420352, controls the speed of the AC shaded pole motor by phase control of an on board triac (21). Motor RPM is obtained from a Hall effect switch located internally in the motor. The on board microcontroller, U2, processes the Hall effect pulses through a PID control algorithm to regulate motor speed to 2400 RPM #/- 50 RPM for the low speed setting. The motor runs open loop (no speed control) on high speed and on single speed models, 420351 and 420354, Motor ‘The motor for the Serofuge is a shaded pole motor. This is a type of single phase induction motor that has the advantage of not needing an external capacitor to generate starting torque. An internally mounted fan dissipates the heat in the motor. The motor has a Hall effect switch mounted internally to the motor sleeve that is used for speed feedback. A 115 VAC motor is used for the 115 , VAC Serofuge and a 230 VAC motor is used for the 230 VAC Serofuge. Motor Control ‘The Serofuge 2002 operates at two discrete speeds. The high speed is specified to be between 3100 RPM to 3550 RPM. The high speed of the motor is achieved by applying the full line voltage across the motor terminals. The low speed is specified to be between 2350 to 2450 RPM. Speed control in this range is achieved by phase control of the line voltage applied to the motor terminals. The motor speed feedback is achieved by a Hall effect switch integral to the motor. The Hall effect switch provides a single pulse for every motor revolution. The microcontroller on the PCB. measures the time between the leading edges of the Hall effect pulses. The microcontroller then implements a PID algorithm, which calculates @ phase control signal that is applied to the Triac to control the motor voltage. EMI and ESD Protection Three layers of protection have been utilized to guard against noise. Surge Suppressors have been placed across the supply voltage and the Hall effect output signal and Ferrite Beads have been placed in series with the supply voltage lead and power return lead of the Hall effect swi An RC filter (33 KHz cutoff) has been placed in series with the Hall effect output signal. In ad the Hall effect switch is decoupled with a .71uF ceramic capacitor. Power Supply The power supply is a linear power supply. The supply can sustain up to a 400 ma load and input voltages of either 103-130 VAC 60 Hz or 198-264 VAC 50 Hz operation. The transformer is a 10 VA transformer and has UL, CSA, TUV approval. The power supply incorporates noise protection the form of a filter capacitor (C21, C16), a transorb (D1) and a ferrite bead (FB1) on the output of the linear regulator (U9), ‘The output is 5 VDC +/+ 0.2V and 400 mA max. 6 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual Zero Crossing Detector The zero crossing detector circuit is used to interrupt the microprocessor when the line voltage crosses zero, This allows the microprocessor to start an on board timer that controls the firing phase angle of the motor Triac. The circuit consists of an H11AA1 AC optoisolator (U8) and a ‘comparator circuit (U7D). Reset Circuit The reset circuit consists of a power supply monitor IC (U1). The reset line is held low until the supply voltage reaches approximately 4.5 volts DC. Besides providing a standard reset for the microcontroller, U2, the reset signal also controls the line driver U3 to prevent inadvertent Triac firing or alarms during power transitions. ‘The audible alarm is used to indicate to the user that the end of a spin cycle has been reached. The alarm is a pizeo alarm with a buil in criver circuit. The pizeo alarm operates at a 4 KHz frequency and produces an 85 db tone. Motor Triac firing circuit This circuit was designed to supply power to either a 115 VAC shaded pole motor or a 230 VAC shaded pole motor. The Triac firing circuit is optically isolated from the DC supply by an MOC3022 optoisolator triac. driver (U6). This device was specifically designed for use as a triac gate trigger. The resistor in series with the optically isolated triac, R8, is to prevent excessive current flow during initial device tum on. The RC snubber network (R11-C13) around the motor triac serves as a snubber for both the motor triac as well as the optoisolated gale triac. This network is necessary to prevent DVIDT triggering due to the back-emf when the motor is turned off or if the instrument is initially powered-on at 90) degrees through an AC cycle. Lid Latch Solenoid Firing Circuit The lid latch solenoid is specified to operate from rectified line voltage in order to reduce the current requirements on the DC power supply. Consequently a different solenoid is required for the 115 VAC and the 230 VAC models. The solenoid firing circuit is designed for 98 VAC ~ 264 VAC operation. Operation of this circuit is identical to the motor triac. The lid latch firing circuit consists of R6, US, R7, R9, C14, Q2 LCD Display and Driver The LCD Display is a custom seven-segment display with icons indicating the status of the dynamic brake, the audible alarm, the speed (high / low) of the centrifuge and the status of the tachometer. The LCD is of the reflective type (no backlight) and has a fluid that gives a very wide viewing angle. The LCD also has a non-giate glass to increase visibility. The LCD Driver is @ Motorola MC145453 33-output LCD driver with an onboard backplane signal generator. Keypad Interface The keypad is read directly from port 1 of the microcontroller and port 0 pin 7. Port 1 is a bi- directional ports with internal pull up resistors port 0 requires the use of external pull-ups. The keypad is read by writing one bit on one of the ports low and scanning the remaining bits to determine if an additional bit is dragged low. T 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual 4.2 Block Diagram ‘Serofuge Block Diagram i i ‘ i : ial : = 5 ae py! 28 ' 8 cI a 8 t ‘Fi i i i H I]) ¢ i g| |8 5 al y3| |S Leal | a J i 7 i : i rel 7 bis 8 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual ‘Schematic 43 eae 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual 44 RCF RGF is the Relative Centrifugal Force that is applied to the sample while centrifugation is taking place. The Formula below is used to calculate the RCF: ROF = RPM? x Tr x 28.4 Where: RPM is represented in 1,000's of RPM i.e, 3500 RPM = 3.5 Tris the distance from the center of the motor shaft to the tip of the sample while it is spinning and is represented in inches, 28.4 is a constant. ‘An example of an RCF calculation follows: Centrifuge speed measured is 3497 RPM, Tip radius is 3.1 inches RCF = 3.497? x 3.1 x 28.4 RCF = 1077xg 10 Bol 1640‘Serofuge 2002 Service Manual Section 5.0: Troubleshooting 5.1 Faults and possible causes. Table 5.1 lists some common faults, probable causes and possible solutions to remedy the problem. Contact BD Technical Service Department at 800 638-8663 if further assistance is required. Table 5.1: Troubleshooting Guide Fault Possible Cause [Solution Cheek the connections of the Line cord not properly plugged line cord and ensure it is into wall outlet or centrifuge | properly seated. Also, check Power Entry Module for proper power from the wall outlet ‘Check the fuse located in the power entry module and replace with the recommended style fuse if required Replace the PCB, Item 8 on the Serofuge RIP List. See section 6.6. Ensure that the lid is closed and latched. A faint click should be heard when the lid Lid interlock switch is not | is closed and properly latched, operating correctly. ‘Check and replace, if required, the Lid Latch Assembly, Item 17 of 18 on the Serofuge R/P List. See section 6.4. The Latch Hook may be carefully straightened so that it properly engages the latching mechanism. The Latch Hook should be perpendicular to the | Latch Hook plate, Ensure that a cycle lime is Cycle time is set to'0:00° —_| entered via the keypad for the spin cycle. Replace the PCB, Item 8 on PCB defective the Serofuge RIP List. See section 6.6. Replace the Motor, item 15 or Motor defective 16 on the Serofuge RIP List. See section 6.5. Balance load by orienting the tubes in a balanced array. Rotor load unbalanced Ensure that an equal amount Of fluid is dispensed in each tube. No Power Fuse Blown PCB Defective Centrifuge appears to have Latch Hook is bent power but will not spin Centrifuge vibrates or makes noise while spinning, "1 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual Motor Spindle Assembly loose. Motor Spindle Assembly bent. Rotor not properly seated on the Motor Spindle Use an allen wrench to tighten the two setscrews on the Spindle Assembly. Tighten to at least 15 in. ~ Ibs, Replace Spindle Assembly, Item 22 on the Serofuge RIP see aoe Ensure that the rotor seats level on the Spindle Assembly and that the drive pin engages properly with the rotor assembly. *Lid will not unlateh Defective solenoid Replace the Lid Latch Assembly, Item 47 of 18, on the Serofuge RIP List. See section 6.4. Solenoid jammed Press down on the lid while pressing the ‘open lid’ key on the keypad. As soon as the solenoid is energi up. Thermal fuse tripped on PCB This may ocour if the lid open key is pressed repeatedly over a 30 sec. period or longer. Unplug the power cord and allow approximately % hour to 001 down and reset the thermal fuse on the PCB. PCB defective Replace the PCB, Item 8 on the Serofuge RIP List. See section 6.6. Lid will not close Latch Hook bent or not aligned The Latch Hook may be carefully straightened so that it properly engages the latching mechanism, The Latch Hook should be perpendicular to the Latch Hook plate. If needed, replace the Latch Hook, item 3, on the Serofuge RIP List. See section 8.10 Lid Hinge broken Replace Hinge Assembly. See section 6.9 *To manually open the latch follow the instructions below: = Disconnect the power cord from the outlet. Peel off the label bearing the Clay Adams logo located on the top of the Serofuge lid directly over the latch hook. This will expose four screws that secure the latch hook to the lid. * Use a Philliips head screwdriver to remove the four screws, The lid can now be opened. 12 011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual 64 62 ‘Section 6.0: Repair Procedures Warning: Care must be taken when repairing or troubleshooting this centrifuge to avoid potential shock hazards. Always remove power from the centrifuge when performing any repair. Refer to the exploded view drawing for assembly/disassembly details. Removing the Base In order to gain access to parts such as the PCB, Latch Assembly and Motor Assembly it will be necessary to separate the Base from the Shell. Follow the instructions below to do this. 1. Unplug the unit from the wall outlet, 2. Remove the motor Spindle from the motor shaft using a 3/32" Allen wrench to loosen the two set screws that secure the spindle to the motor shaft. 3. Tum the unit upside down and remove the 10 screws that secure the Base to the Shell 4. Carefully separate the Base from the Shell and set the Base right side up as shown below. 5. To reassemble the Base to the Shell reverse the above procedure ensuring that the wires do not get pinched between the Base and the Shell Shell and Base Disassombled Removing the Bow! ‘The Bowl should only be removed to replace the Bowl Gasket, Bowl or Hinge Assembly. All other repairs can be accomplished by removing the Base only, The Bow! Gasket must be replaced and the lid seal integrity must be verified if the Bowl is removed. Refer to section 6.11 to verify lid seal integrity. 13 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual 63 1. Apply power and open the lid, Unplug the unit from the wall outlet. 2, Peel the Bow! Gasket from around the Bowl to expose the screws that secure the Bow! to the Shell of the centrifuge. 3. Remove the 12 screws securing the Bow! to the Shell. 4, Remove the Spindle from the motor shaft by loosening the two set screws in the spindle, Use a 3/32" Allen wrench to loosen the set screws, 5. Carefully lft the bow from the shell. I necessary remove the four screws securing the Latch Assembly to the bow! 6. To reassemble the Bow! to the Shell follow the applicable instructions in section 6.8 Bow! Gasket replacement. Lid Assembly 1. Apply power and open the lid. Unplug the unit from the wall outlet. 2. Remove the 3 screws securing the lid to the hinge. 3. Secure the new lid to the hinge using the screws previously removed and lighten to a torque of 20 inelbs, 4, It may be necessary to add a shim under the latch hook to property close and latch the centrifuge lid without excessive pressure. An operating unit that will latch the lid but will not run.‘ (lid latch switch is not closed) is a common indication that the additional shim is requited, 5. Ifa shimis required follow the instructions in step 6 ~ 8 below. Otherwise continue to step 8. 6. Remove the plastic latch cover bearing the Clay Adams logo (a small screwdriver or other pry tool may be used) and remove the four sorews that secure the latch hook to the lid, 7. Add one of the shims (supplied in replacement kit) between the latch hook and lid. To reassemble, apply a small amount of Loctite 242 or equivalent to the bottom threads of the screws. Tighten the four screws fo a torque of 8 inllbs to ensure that the latch hook is properly secured to the lid. Apply the new latch cover by removing the protective backing and pressing into place. No more than 5 shims can be used on this assembly. 8. Test the lid seal integrity by inserting a .005" feeler gauge between the open lid and bow! gasket. With the lid closed and latched a slight drag or resistance should be felt when pulling the feeler gauge from the lid. This test should be performed along the entire perimeter of the lid to ensure a tight lid seal. See section 6.11. ‘ 14 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual 6.4 65 Latch Assembly 1 2 Gain access to the latch assembly by removing the Base as described in section 6.2. Remove the four screws that secure the latch bracket to the bow, Use a Wago tool or a small fiat head screwdriver to remove the solenoid and lid switch wires from the connector on the PCB, note the location of the wires as they are being removed. Reverse the above instructions to replace the Latch Assembly ensuring the wires are connected in the correct position. Refer to the Wire List on the Exploded View Drawing for guidance on wire position Latch Assembly Motor Assembly 1 2. Follow the instructions in section 6.1 to remove the Base. Use a Wago tool or a small flat head screwdriver to remove the Motor wires from the connector on the PCB, note the location of the wires as they are being removed. Remove the three screws that secure the motor mounting plate to the Motor bracket (refer to the Motor Assembly Exploded View). Lift the Motor Assembly out of the bracket. Remove the four screws that secure the Motor mounting plate to the Motor. To install the new Motor Assembly reverse the above instructions. Ensure all hardware is installed in its pre-disassembled position and is tightened. Pay particular attention to the orientation of the motor wires with respect to the motor bracket. Refer to the Wire List on the Exploded View Drawing for guidance on wire position. 15 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual Installed Motor Assembly 16 011640,Serofuge 2002 Service Manual 6.6 PCB Assembly 1 2 Follow the instructions in section 6.1 to remove the Base. Use a Wago tool or flat head screwdriver to remove all the wires from the PCB. Remove the two screws that secure the PCB to the Shell. Carefully pull the PCB out until the Keypad connector is visible. Remove the Keypad flat ribbon cable from the PCB connector by squeezing the locking tabs on the connector and pulling the connector tab away from the PCB. When reinstalling the PC8 ensure that the rubber bumpers on the top of the PCB align and fit into the slots located in the Bowl. Apply a small amount of force while tightening the PCB. mounting screws to keep the PCB resting in the slots. : Replace the keypad flat ribbon cable and previously removed wires. Refer to the Wire List on the Exploded View Drawing for guidance on wire position. 67 Lid Gasket 1 4, To remove the lid gasket, use a single edge razor blade or other scraper to remove all of the old gasket material Clean the perimeter of the lid with isopropyl alcohol and allow to dry. There will be two halves of gasket material. Begin at the back of the lid. Peel the protective backing from the gasket and apply to the perimeter of the lid. Ensure that the splice meets at the front center of the lid and there are no gaps, Perform the lid seal integrity test per section 6.11. 6.8 Bowl Gasket 1 Follow the instructions for removing the Bow! in section 6.2. 17 BOL1640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual 2. Remove the old gasket from around the bowl. Use a single edge razor blade or other suitable ‘scraper to remove as much of the old RTV adhesive as possible from around the bowl. 3. Install the new gasket around the bowl ensuring that the screw holes in the gasket and the through holes in the bow! are aligned. 4. Replace the 12 screws previously removed and tighten to 8 in.- Ibs. 5. Apply a small bead of GE RTV 118 around the perimeter of the bow! under the gasket. Press the gasket uniformly into the RTV. Allow the RTV to cure for 12 hours before proceeding, 6. It may be necessary to add a shim under the latch hook to properly close and latch the centrifuge lid without excessive pressure. An operating unit that will latch the lid but will not run (lid latch switch is not closed) is a common indication that the additional shim is required, 7. Ifa shim is required follow the instructions in step 8 - 10 below. Otherwise continue to step 10. 8, Remove the plastic latch cover bearing the Clay Adams logo (a small screwdriver or other pry tool may be used) and remove the four screws that secure the latch hook to the lid 9. Add one of the supplied shims between the latch hook and lid. To reassemble, apply a small amount of Loctite 242 to the bottom threads of the screws. Tighten the four screws to 8 in-Ibs. to ensure that the latch hook is properly secured to the lid. Apply the new latch cover by removing the protective backing and pressing into place. No more than a total of 5 shims can be used in this assembly. 10. Test the lid seal integrity by inserting a .005" feeler gauge between the open id and bow! gasket. With the lid closed and latched a slight drag or resistance should be felt when pulling the feeler gauge from the lid. This test should be performed along the entire perimeter of the lid to ensure a tight lid seal. See section 6.11 69 Hinge Assembly 1. To replace the Hinge Assembly first remove the Bowl as described in section 6.1 to gain access to the hinge mounting hardware, 2. Remove the 3 screws securing the lid to the hinge and set the lid aside. 3. Remove the three screws that attach the Hinge Assembly to the Shell. 4. To install the new Hinge Assembly reverse the above procedure, 5. Test the Lid seal integrity per section 6.11. 6. If necessary the lid position can be adjusted by loosening the four screws on the back of the hinge and adjusting the lid to seat flush to the bowl. Retighten the screws after adjustment is satisfactorily performed. Adjustment to the latch hook may also be required to achieve proper lid latching. Refer to section 6.10 to properly adjust the Latch Hook. 610 Latch Hook 1. Apply power and open the lid. Unplug the unit irom the wall outlet. 18 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual 6.14 2. Ifthe existing latch bolts from the under side of the lid you will need to order a replacement lid Catalog number 421347. Contact BD Technical Service Department at 1-800-631-8064 for further assistance. 3. Remove the plastic laich cover bearing the Clay Adams logo (a small screwdriver or other pry tool may be used) and remove the four screws that secure the latch hook to the lid 4, Perform the latch hook installation as follows: 5. Position the metal boit plate on the top of the lid over the four mounting holes for the latch hook. Ensure the counter sunk holes in the bolt plate face up. 6. Apply a small amount of Loctite 242 to the bottom threads of the supplied flat head screws, Atach the latch hook and two shims to the underside of the lid using the four supplied flat head screws with @ small. Tighten to 8 in.- Ibs. to ensure a tight assembly. 7. Itmay be necessary to add a shim under the latch hook to properly close and latch the centrifuge lid without excessive pressure. An operating unit that will latch the lid but will not run (lid latch switch is not closed) is a common indication that the additional shim is required. No more than a total of 5 shims can be used in this assembly. 8 fan additional shim is required repeat the applicable instructions above, Otherwise continue to step 9. 9. Test the lid seal integrity per section 6.11 Testing Lid Seal Integrity Test lid seal integrity by inserting a 005" feeler gauge between the open lid and bowl gasket. With the lid closed and latched a slight drag or resistance should be felt when pulling the feeler gauge from the lid. This test should be performed along the entire perimeter of the lid to ensure a tight lid seal, Refer to the figure below. For safe operation, units with compromised seal integrity must be repaired before use. 19 8011640Serofuge 2002 Service Manual 6.12 Exploded View Drawing and Replacement Parts ‘unig | wor00 Hy ASTRA, iaisve an {igsv NGS ‘wolow so¥1e 9 BOLOH =v IANS 204] Was aN TAO ROLY] ‘10350 ‘Asie 36nd Nouans9s30 Jv isn dai 39N30NIS 8011640 20& BD Becton Dickinson Microbiology Systems Becton Dickinson and Company 7 Loveton Circle Sparks, Maryland 21152 July 2003 8011640