First use of the instrument, 1 connection to mains power, 2 installing the accessories – Leica Biosystems CM1100 User Manual

Page 13: Connection to mains power, Installing the accessories

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Leica CM1100 – Cryostat

7.2

Installing the accessories

Remove the lid.

To release, turn the clamping lever (1) of the micro-
tome base plate counterclockwise, fully insert the
knife holder (2) on the base plate from the right and
clamp by relocating the lever (1).

Place the section waste tray (3) between the mi-
crotome and knife holder from the side.

Place the section waste tray (4) between the mi-
crotome base plate and chamber wall at front.

Place the quick-freeze shelf (5) over the handwheel
shaft between the microtome and right-hand cham-
ber wall.

Place the brushes in the location holes (6) of the
quick-freeze shelf.

Place all tools needed for specimen preparation in
the cryochamber for precooling.

Replace the lid.

7.1

Connection to mains power

Please refer to chapter 4 'Technical data'!

During the start-up of the compressor the
nominal voltage must not drop below the val-
ues specified in the 'Technical data'.
Please note that the compressor requires a
start-up current between 10 and 25 A.
Therefore, the electric circuit at the installa-
tion site must be inspected by an electrical
engineer to ensure that it meets the require-
ments for a smooth operation of the instru-
ment.
A constant adequate power supply to the in-
strument must be ensured at all times.
Failure to comply with the above will cause
severe damage to the instrument.

The instrument must be connected to a
grounded mains power outlet socket.

The electric circuit at the place of installation has
to be protected separately.

Do not connect any other consumers to this elec-
tric circuit.

Caution:
240 V units may be operated only with the step-
up transformer supplied with the instrument!
Failure to comply with this will cause severe
damage to the instrument!

7.

First use of the instrument

Fig. 13.1

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1

Fig. 13.2

4

3

5

6

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