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Before all maintenance work, you should ensure that decontamination of the device has been

performed if it came into contact with hazardous materials.

Ensure all components of the PIXUL instrument are at room temperature before touching them.

Before and after each use, wipe down the plate loading area with a damp cloth, and then dry. You

may remove the external lid to aid in this cleaning.

At daily intervals, inspect the drain plug by visual inspection from the outside.

At monthly intervals, inspect the PIXUL Coupling Fluid, and clean the touchscreen with water and

detergent. Do not use acetone or solvents as these may cause damage.

At bimonthly intervals, PIXUL Coupling Fluid should be replaced. To drain Coupling Fluid, attach

the drain hose to the drain on the front of the instrument and ensure that no plate is loaded into

the instrument. Once the hose is attached, the Coupling Fluid will begin to flow.

Touchscreen Messages and Errors

Checking for microplate/No microplate detected - The PIXUL instrument ensures that a plate is

loaded prior to commencing Coupling Fluid circulation or sonication run.

Removing fluid from microplate area - The PIXUL instrument automatically drains Coupling Fluid

when the external lid is opened.

Unable to start processing . No columns are enabled . - The PIXUL instrument requires the Pulse,

PRF, Process Time, and Burst Rate to be set for at least one column before the sonication run will

initiate.

Circulation must be enabled before starting process . - On the touchscreen, Circulate must be

pressed and the Coupling Fluid allowed to circulate and cool before processing will initiate.

Lid is open . Please close lid to continue . - The external lid must be shut before processing will

initiate.

Low pressure - The pressure of the Coupling Fluid is insufficient to initate a sonication run. Please

be sure that Coupling Fluid is filled to the appropriate level.

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