Installation – Leica Biosystems CM1950 User Manual

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Instructions for Use V 1.5 RevF - 08/2014

6.5.9 Installing the section extraction (optional) – Use with blade holder CE only

6. Installation

When the suction nozzles are changed, the

adapter (white) remains in the silicone hose. Pull

off the nozzle by rotating and pulling it gently and

firmly plug in the desired nozzle.

A

D

I

B

C

Fig. 30

A

B

C

D

F

E

H

G

Mark

for suction

nozzle

The tension acting on the hose can be minimized

by turning the red ring (

Fig. 31

, top right) clock-

wise so that the suction nozzle presses against

the pressure plate (I,

Fig. 31

).

Afterwards, fold the anti-roll guide (K) back onto

the pressure plate.
• The scope of delivery also includes 2 plastic

clips (H). These enable comfortable "parking"

of the chamber suction nozzle (F) during sec-

tioning.

The clip must be glued in before switching on the

refrigeration. Before doing so, briefly degrease

the surface to ensure a secure hold.

Preferably, the clip should be attached outside

the working area, e.g. on the left inside wall of

the instrument.

Fig. 31

Fig. 32

K

• Silicone hose (A) with hose adapter 1 (B, for filter

in instrument), hose adapter 2 (C, for suction

nozzle D or F) and suction nozzle (D) – factory

pre-assembled

• Silicone stopper (E)

• Chamber suction nozzle (F)

• Filter (G)

• Plastic clips (H), for parking the chamber suction

nozzle.

Ensure that the hose with the nozzle is

not installed against its "natural" curva-

ture on the pressure plate of the knife

holder.

If the suction nozzle (D) is not being

used, it can be "parked" on one of the

two magnetic surfaces indicated in the

interior of the instrument.

If the extraction is not used for a long time, it is absolutely necessary to clean the extraction hose in order

to ensure maximum extraction capacity. To do so, place the hose in commercially available disinfectant or

alcohol. After several cleanings, the hose must be replaced (

see Chap. 11.1

)!

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