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Foreword<br />

This technical documentation is intended to provide essential information about the<br />

proper operation and servicing of the <strong>Leica</strong> <strong>EM</strong> <strong>HPM100</strong>. The system is used for<br />

cryo-immobilization of the ultrastructure of biological material to enable examination<br />

of the specimens under an electron microscope (<strong>EM</strong>) or a light microscope (LM).<br />

This user manual describes commissioning of the <strong>Leica</strong> <strong>EM</strong> <strong>HPM100</strong> High Pressure<br />

Freezer, phased testing and adjustment of all components and movement<br />

sequences, and restoring the basic functionality.<br />

Service and operating staff must familiarize themselves with all components of the<br />

system before commissioning. Particular attention must be paid to the aspect of<br />

safety.<br />

This user manual must be retained for future reference.<br />

Texts, schedules and tables may not be copied or reproduced without our express<br />

consent.<br />

It should be noted that this Technical Documentation does not constitute a part of any<br />

existing, prior agreement or covenant or legal relationship. All obligations arise from<br />

the purchase contract, which also is the sole regulator of the warranty conditions.<br />

Contractual regulations are not affected by this technical documentation.<br />

In addition, all generally applicable legal and otherwise binding regulations for<br />

preventing accidents and protecting the environment must be observed and<br />

communicated.<br />

Page 1 <strong>Leica</strong> <strong>EM</strong> <strong>HPM100</strong> Operating Manual Version 12/10

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