APEX 6 True Bond Veterinary Centrifuge

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Product Information

Specifications

• Model: TRUEBOND Veterinary Centrifuge
• Intended Use: For veterinary diagnostic use only
• Warranty: 2 years from Drucker Diagnostics

Features

• Pre-set cycles for common applications

• Microhematocrit inserts and quick-swap tube holders
  included

• Control panel lock for error-free reproducibility

• Customizable cycles with up to 10 programmable settings

• Lid lighting for status indication

Intended Use

For veterinary use only. This centrifuge is designed for the
density-based separation of fluids through centripetal acceleration
in a general purpose laboratory setting.

Warranty

Drucker Diagnostics warranties this centrifuge to be free from
defects in workmanship and parts for a period of 2 years.

Caution and Warning Statements – Initial Setup

• Setup on a flat, level surface with proper clearance

• Avoid hazardous materials near the centrifuge during
  operation

• Plug into approved electrical outlet and ensure accessibility
  for emergency disconnection

• Follow proper power-on procedures

Operation

1. Select appropriate tube holders and place them in the rotor
   slots

2. Insert tubes into holders, following guidelines for
   microhematocrit carriers

3. Ensure balanced loads as specified in the manual

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can this centrifuge be used for human samples?

A: No, this centrifuge is intended for veterinary diagnostic use
only and should not be used for human samples.

Q: How many programmable cycles can be set on this

centrifuge?

A: Up to 10 cycles can be programmed for time, speed, and
braking, allowing for customization based on specific needs.

Q: What does the lid lighting indicate?

A: The lid lighting serves to inform the operator of the
centrifuge’s status (ready, running, done), helping prevent tubes
from being left in the centrifuge longer than necessary.

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TRUEBOND
Veterinary Centrifuge Operator’s Manual
FOR VETERINARY USE ONLY

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Symbols …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1 Model Description ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 2 Features …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………2 Intended Use ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….2 Warranty ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 2 Caution and Warning Statements………………………………………………………………………………………………………..3 Initial Setup ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4 Operation ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 5 Quick Start ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 6 Single Cycle Lock ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 7 Preset Lock ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 7 Display Cycle Count……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………7 Setting or Modifying a Cycle ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8 Preset Cycles ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8 Recommended Settings …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 9 Balancing Loads…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………9 Care and Preventative Maintenance …………………………………………………………………………………………………. 10 Cleaning and Disinfection ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 10 Troubleshooting ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 11 General Specifications …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 13 Calculating the G-Force…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….13 Replacement Parts ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 14

Symbols
Symbol

Definition
Caution

Use
Caution to safety hazard.
Potential risk of personal injury or damage to the instrument if improperly handled. Consult the manual before proceeding.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer of record.

Electrical and electronic products recycling symbol

Recycle only as electronic waste. Do not dispose in normal waste.

CE Mark

Denotes conformity to specific European directives and regulations.

UK Mark

Denotes conformity to specific UK directives and regulations

MET Listing

Denotes conformity to specific safety standards and regulations.

ISO Certification

Denotes conformity to quality standards and quality management systems.

FOR VETERINARY For Veterinary Use

USE ONLY

Only

For Veterinary Diagnostic Use only, not for use for humans.

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MODEL DESCRIPTION
TrueBond is a versatile centrifuge designed with 4 settings to process Serum, Urines, Fecals, and Microhematocrit specimens in the same unit. The maximum g-force of 2,000 xg makes TrueBond suitable for a wide variety of applications. Cycle settings can be changed to accommodate custom settings. This general-purpose laboratory centrifuge may also be used to spin approved containers with biologics, chemicals (non-flammable, non-explosive, non- volatile, and non-highly reactive), and environmental samples.
FEATURES
o The first four (4) cycles are conveniently pre-set and labeled for your most common applications. Use the default cycles or customize them as needed.
o Included microhematocrit inserts and quick-swap tube holders make it easy to spin all your samples in one centrifuge.
o If desired, the control panel can be temporarily locked on one cycle for error-free reproducibility and standardization to a single spin.
o Up to 10 cycles can be programmed for time, speed, and braking and labeled with a custom name. Cycles can be programmed by g-force (RCF) rather than speed to facilitate matching validated cycles and manufacturer IFUs.
o Lid lighting indicates the centrifuge’s status (ready, running, done), informing the operator when tubes are ready for the analyzer and preventing tubes from being left in the centrifuge longer than necessary (patent pending).
o A traditional audible alert indicates the completion of the cycle. The audible alert can be muted. o Cool­Flow design prevents overheating of samples by using ambient air to keep specimens at room temperature. o The tube holders are fiber reinforced for high strength, durability, and years of trouble-free use. o A clear lid permits safe observation of samples and optical calibration of speed. o The lid safety system prevents the centrifuge from operating unless the lid is closed and latched. o The lid safety system only allows entry into the centrifuge after the rotor has completely stopped. o The high- power brushless motor provides years of operation with no routine maintenance.
INTENDED USE
For veterinary use only. General purpose laboratory centrifuge, intended for the density-based separation of fluids through centripetal acceleration.
WARRANTY
Drucker Diagnostics warranties that this centrifuge is free from defects in workmanship and parts for 2 years.
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CAUTION AND WARNING STATEMENTS
This device is intended to be operated by properly trained personnel who have carefully read the operating manual and are familiar with the function of the device. [Refer to the clinical laboratory method specified by the specimen receptacle manufacturer or established by the medical technology for the products applications.] WARNING: For the safety of both the operator and service personnel, care should be taken when using this centrifuge if handling substances that are known to be toxic, radioactive, or contaminated with pathogenic microorganisms. Use appropriate personal protection equipment (PPE). When Risk Group II materials are used, (as identified in the World Health Organization “Laboratory Bio-Safety Manual”), a BioSeal should be employed. In the event that materials of a higher risk group are being used, more than one level of protection must be provided. The use of flammable or explosive materials as well as those materials which have a vigorous chemical reaction is prohibited. Unplug the centrifuge before cleaning or performing maintenance. WARNING: Inspect centrifuge for cracks or physical damage to cabinet, lid, rotor, or tube holders. Damage may result in unsafe operation. Discontinue use until repairs have been performed. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with this operator manual, may cause interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area may cause interference, in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. Important Operating Instructions: This model centrifuge requires at least 2 tube holders inserted when attempting to run. Running the centrifuge with an empty rotor will cause a motor error and will require a power cycle to fully reset (see Troubleshooting section on page 11).
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INITIAL SETUP
o Unpack and verify that all the following are included: · Centrifuge · Power cord · Tube holders · 75-100mm Blue Tube Holder, Pack of 6 · 125mm Orange Tube Holder, Pack of 6 · Microhematocrit Inserts, Pack of 2 · Pediatric Tube Adapters · 1 to 1.5 ML, Pack of 6 · 0.5 to 1mL, Pack of 6 · Quick Start Guide · Veterinary Microhematocrit Card Reader
o Setup the centrifuge on flat and level surface. A bench top clearance height of 21″ (54 cm) is required to open the lid.
o The centrifuge should have 6″ (15 cm) of clear space around the centrifuge. Proper ventilation is necessary to prevent the overheating of samples as well as premature failure of the centrifuge. Choose an area which allows unencumbered air flow, and where the temperature remains between 16°C and 32°C.
o No hazardous material shall be permitted in the clearance envelope during operation. o The operator time within the envelope shall be limited to the time necessary for loading, unloading, and
centrifuge operation only. o Plug the line cord into the centrifuge. o Plug the line cord into an approved electrical outlet. o Turn on the power switch in the back of the centrifuge.
BE SURE THE ELECTRICAL OUTLET IS ALWAYS ACCESSIBLE AS THE LINE CORD IS THE MEANS OF EMERGENCY DISCONNECTION!
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OPERATION
o Select the appropriately sized tube holders for your samples and place them in the slots around the rotor. The tube holders do not snap or click into place.
o Place the tubes into the tube holders. If using the microhematocrit inserts and insert the curved tip of the microhematocrit carrier first. Each microhematocrit carrier holds up to four (4) microhematocrit tubes in numbered slots. Be sure to follow the rules for balanced loads as listed on page 9. There is no need to balance microhematocrit tubes within an individual microhematocrit carrier, but the carriers themselves must be balanced around the rotor as indicated on page 9.
o Close the lid and turn the lid knob clockwise to its complete stop position. o The digital screen shows the currently selected cycle. To select another cycle, press the UP or DOWN button in
succession until the desired cycle is selected. o Pushing the START button on the control panel will start the spin cycle. o When the cycle is completed, the rotor will slow to a complete stop and the lid light will flash. o The unlocking mechanism will engage for 60 seconds allowing entry into the rotor chamber. To unlock after more
than 60 seconds have elapsed, press the UNLOCK button. The lid will unlock for another 15 seconds. o Turn the lid knob counterclockwise and open the lid. The lid light will turn off.
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QUICK START
The screen display alternates between the name of the currently selected cycle and its parameters. For convenience, the first four (4) cycles are preset for common applications and can be reprogrammed to your validated cycles:

Serum Separation Urine Sediment Veterinary Fecal Microhematocrit

This setting is factory preset for 3900 RPMs (1650xg) for 10 mins using Blue Tube Holder This setting is factory preset for 2000 RPMs (500xg) for 5 mins using the Orange Tube Holder This setting is factory preset for 1600 RPMs (300xg) for 5 mins using the Blue Tube Holder This setting is factory preset for 3800 RPMS (1550xg) for 6 mins using the Blue Tube Holder

Start

Begins running the cycle displayed on the screen. The lid must be closed.

Unlock Stop

Allows access into the rotor chamber by engaging the unlocking mechanism. Entry is only possible when the rotor is stopped.
Pressing the UNLOCK button during operation will terminate the run and unlock the lid after the rotor has come to a stop.

Press the up and down buttons next to the screen to select the Cycle Selection desired saved cycle.

To ensure repeatability, the centrifuge can be locked either on one cycle (Single Cycle Lock) or restricted to the current saved cycles (Preset Lock). The Single Cycle Lock also prevents making changes to the parameters of the selected cycle. The Preset Lock allows selection of any saved cycle but prevents changing the parameters of saved cycles.

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SINGLE CYCLE LOCK

Select desired cycle. Press and hold the UNLOCK button for 5 Lock on Single Cycle seconds. Two beeps will confirm that cycle selection is locked.

To re-enable cycle selection, press and hold the UNLOCK button

Cancel Single Cycle for 5 seconds. Three beeps will confirm that cycle selection is now

Lock

unlocked.

PRESET LOCK

Enter Settings Mode

Press the GEAR button.

Press and hold the UNLOCK button for 5 seconds. Two beeps will Lock Saved Cycles confirm that the Preset Lock is active.

Cancel Preset Lock

With lid open and while not in Settings mode, press and hold the UNLOCK button for 5 seconds until two beeps are heard. Saved cycles can again be edited or programmed.

DISPLAY CYCLE COUNT
Enter Settings Mode

With the lid open and the unit powered on, press the GEAR button.

Display Cycle Count Press the START button to access the cycle counter.

Exit Settings Mode Press the GEAR button.

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SETTING OR MODIFYING A CYCLE
Up to 10 cycles can be named, programmed for time, speed, and braking, and saved in memory.

Cycle Selection

Press the up and down buttons next to the screen to select the desired cycle.

Enter Programming Press the GEAR button. Mode

Navigate between Use the left and right arrow button until the parameter to be

Parameters

edited is blinking and underlined.

Change Parameter To change the parameter shown on the display, use the up and

Values

down buttons next to the screen.

Displaying the Correct g-force

To display the real g-force (RCF) for the cycle, the right tube holder must be selected. Universal blue tube holders accommodate 75 and 100 mm tubes. 125 mm tubes require the orange tube holder. If the tube holder selection in the program does not match the tube holder used, the RCF number displayed will not reflect the actual value.

Naming the Cycle

Navigate to the cycle name with the left and right arrow. Change the blinking character of the name with the up and down buttons, then move to the next character with the right arrow. Repeat.

Save and Exit Press the GEAR button. The cycle displayed on the screen will be Programming Mode automatically saved.

PRESET CYCLES
RPM Time (mins)
G-Force (75-100mm – Blue)
G-Force (125mm ­ Orange)

(1) Serum 3900
10
1650
N/A

(2) Urine 2000
5
N/A
500

(3) Fecal 1600
5
300
N/A

(4) Microhematocrit
3800 6
1550
N/A

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RECOMMENDED SETTINGS

Blue Tube Holder 75 & 100mm Tubes

RPM
Time (mins) G-Force

Serum (BD Tube)
3900
10
1650

Serum (Greiner Tube)
N/A
N/A N/A

Urine 2100
5 500

Orange Tube Holder 125mm Tubes

RPM
Time (mins)

3600 10

3900 10

2000 5

G-Force

1600

1850

500

****Refer to Tube Manufacturer IFU for centrifugation parameters.

Fecal 1600
5 300
1500 5
300

Microhematocrit 3800 6 1550
3600 6
1600

BALANCING LOADS
Your centrifuge must contain a balanced load to work properly. Spinning balanced loads will extend the life of the centrifuge and produce better results. Use the following rules when loading the rotor. If an odd number of samples is to be spun, fill a tube with water to match the weight of the unpaired sample and place it across from this sample.
Opposing tube holders must be equally loaded or empty or loaded with equally weighted samples. When loading only 3 tubes, they must be of equal weight.
If spinning only one microhematocrit tube within an individual microhematocrit insert it is not necessary to balance due to their light weight, but both Microhematocrit inserts should always be across from each other.

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CARE AND PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
With proper care and maintenance, your centrifuge will provide years of laboratory service. For proper care, the following steps should be taken:
o Always Spin Balanced Loads: Make certain that you are always spinning a balanced load, as shown in the previous section. These centrifuges have a unique counter balanced motor mounting design which produces excellent vibration dampening. However, out­of­balance loads may break glass test tubes and may produce unsatisfactory separation results. Proper load balancing will improve sample separation and extend the life of the centrifuge.
o Motor and Electrical Maintenance: The highest quality electrical components have been selected for the centrifuges and should not need maintenance or servicing for the life of the centrifuge.
o Tube Holder Replacement: It is recommended that the tube holders be replaced after 24 months of use. Inspect tube holders regularly for cracks. If cracks are discovered, replace immediately.
o Remove Accessories Before Moving: All tube holders, samples, and caps must be removed from the rotor chamber before transporting or storing the centrifuge to prevent damage and injury.
CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
To prolong the life of the centrifuge, cleaning and disinfection is recommended every six months or whenever there is a spillage or tube breakage. Contaminants must be removed immediately, or corrosion and premature degradation of components can occur. Before using any cleaning or decontamination methods other than those recommended by the manufacturer, users should verify with the manufacturer that the proposed method will not damage the equipment.
o Unplug the centrifuge before cleaning. o Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). o Apply cleaning solutions with a towel or cloth. Do not submerge the centrifuge in water or other cleaning
solutions as this will cause damage and void the warranty. o ONLY isopropyl alcohol or a 10% (5500 PPM) bleach solution should be used to disinfect the centrifuge and its
accessories. o All surfaces must be dried immediately after cleaning and disinfecting.
TBQ GERMICIDAL PRODUCTS ARE NOT RECOMMENDED AS THEY MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE CENTRIFUGE. WIPE OFF THOROUGHLY AFTER USE TO PREVENT VOIDING THE WARRANTY.
o Fully/partially halogenated hydrocarbons, ketones, esters, ethers, benzyls, ethyl benzenes, and all other chemicals not prescribed by the manufacturer shall not be used as they may cause damage to the rotor chamber, rotor, tube holders, accessories and centrifuge exterior and void the warranty.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
NOTE: The latch must be turned completely clockwise to its stop position for the centrifuge to operate.

The centrifuge does not run

o Verify that the centrifuge is powered. The screen should be lit. o If “Lid not closed” message is displayed, make sure the lid latch
is turned completely clockwise to its stop position. o If the centrifuge still does not run, contact Customer Service.

The rotor does not spin freely

o Make sure nothing has fallen into the rotor chamber, following the procedure above.
o If nothing obstructs the rotor, the rotor may be damaged. Contact Customer Service for further assistance.

The centrifuge makes a rattling noise o Stop the centrifuge. Open the lid.

when running

o Wearing PPE, remove tubes and tube holders/buckets and

look for fallen objects or debris. Carefully reach inside the

rotor chamber with a tool to remove them.

o Inspect the rotor, tube holders or buckets for damage.

o If the tube holders or buckets have any damage, even slight,

safely dispose of them and replace them.

o If the rotor appears damaged, contact Customer Service for

further assistance.

Excessive noise or vibration when the centrifuge is running

o Verify that all four centrifuge feet are properly seated on a flat surface.
o Ensure that the load is balanced according to instructions in the “Balancing Loads” section of this manual.
o Make sure that nothing has fallen into the rotor chamber.

The centrifuge stops and beeps The load is not balanced. Press the UNLOCK button, open the lid,

continuously

and balance the load as recommended elsewhere in this manual.

Confirm that all tube holders are properly loaded into the Centrifuge rotor.

The centrifuge is showing Motor Error on the screen

Turn Off unit until all LEDs and Displays are fully out (about 10 seconds). Turn the unit back on. If the centrifuge is not fully power cycled after a motor error, the system will continue to fail for motor errors on subsequent runs. Make sure centrifuge rotor contains at least 2 samples tubes or empty tubes holders before running. If the error persists after power cycling and the rotor is not empty, contact Customer Service for further assistance.

The centrifuge is stuck on one of the Cycle selection is locked. Press the UNLOCK button for 5 seconds. settings

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The cycle time and speed are not set to Check the setting by following the instructions in the section on

the desired value

Changing Cycle Settings. If the preset is not the desired length,

follow the procedure on the same page to change the preset time.

Cycle parameters cannot be changed

o If cycle selection is locked on one cycle, press the UNLOCK button for 5 seconds. Then, press the GEAR button and follow the instructions elsewhere in this manual.
o If different saved cycles can be selected but not modified, the centrifuge is in Preset Lock mode. Press the GEAR button, then the UNLOCK button for 5 seconds. You should now be able to change cycle parameters.

The centrifuge does not unlock after a run is completed

o Wait until the rotor has come to a complete stop. If the lid knob still cannot be rotated, press the UNLOCK button and try again. o If no LED light is on, the unit is not powered, and the lid will not unlock by conventional means. Remove the latch label and use a pen to manually disengage the locking mechanism. Pull the mechanism towards the control panel and then unlatch and open the lid.
o If the unit is damaged, contact Customer Service for assistance.

The lid does not open

o Ensure that the lid knob is turned fully counterclockwise. o If the knob cannot be turned counterclockwise, turn it fully
clockwise, press UNLOCK, and turn counterclockwise. o If the lid remains locked after this and will not unlock, the
electronics may have been damaged. Contact customer service for assistance.

Clicking noise during braking gets loud o Make sure that the screw in the center of the rotor is tight.

Lid does not stay up

o Tighten the center screw on the lid hinge.

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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
The rotor and accessories are rated for the maximum rotation frequency shown in the table below.

Tube Capacity
Dimensions (H x W x D)
Weight Sound Level Environmental Range Voltage Frequency Power Requirement Centrifuge Motor Max g-Force Max Speed Cycle Time

6 tubes ­ 3 to 15 mL 14 in x 12 in x 9 in (36 cm x 30 cm x 23 cm)
12 lbs. (5.4 kg) 64 dB A 16 ­ 32° C
95 -253 VAC 50/60 Hz 220 Watts
½ H.P. Brushless 1,600 xg / 1,850 xg 3,900 RPM (+/- 100) 1 to 30 minutes (+/- 2%)

CALCULATING THE G-FORCE
The I.F.U.s of tube manufacturers recommend cycles at a minimum G-Force, which can be calculated if you know the RPM and the radius. Use the formula below or go to www.druckerdiagnostics.com/g-force-calculator/.

In Centimeters: RCF or G-force = 0.00001118 x
Rotor Radius (cm) x (RPM)2

In Inches: RCF or G-force = 0.0000284 x
Rotor Radius (in) x (RPM)2

Radius

Blue Tube (75 & 100 mm) 3.75 in (9.5 cm)

Orange Tube (125 mm) 4.25 in (11 cm)

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REPLACEMENT PARTS

Part No. 7724037K 7786068 02-005-1-0005 7729009 02-006-0-0019 7751043 7760006 02-004-0-0035 02-002-1-0027 7724071K 02-002-1-0056 03-0-0003-0332 7713079K 7713044K 02-004-0-0027K 7713065K 7713068K 02-002-1-0103K 03-0-0003-0794 00-100-100-009 02-006-0-0046

Description Foot, rubber (Pack of 4) Rotor, six-place, Fixed Angle Motor Assembly Capacitor, 5uF, 250V A.C. Electronic timing and locking board Circuit Breaker Power cord Switch & Power Input Assembly Lid Assembly Hinge, friction (Pack of 2) Seal, lid gasket Open/Close Label 75/100mm Tube Holder, Blue (Pack of 6) 125mm Tube Holder, Orange (Pack of 6) Microhematocrit Inserts Kit (Pack of 2) 1 to 1.5 mL Pediatric Tube Adapter (Pack of 6) 0.5 to 1 mL Pediatric Tube Adapter (Pack of 6) Lid LED Assembly, Yellow TrueBond Front Panel Label 6 Series Soft Button Replacement Kit Veterinary Microhematocrit Card Reader Kit

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This operator’s manual is part number 03-0-0002-0260 Rev. D To access previous manuals, please click relevant link below. Revision A Revision B Revision C
Product Family: HORIZON Series (HORIZON 6 Flex, 6 Flex FA) Complies with UL61010-1/CSA C22.2 No. 61010-1 and IEC61010-2-020 Protected by U.S. Patents

6,811,531, # 7,422,554, #D718,463, & #D734,489. Other Patents Pending

FOR VETERINARY USE ONLY
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