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Chapter 7: Maintenance<br />

7. Open the calibration screw cover on the upper part of the cassette (Fig. 7.7 and Fig. 4.4).<br />

8. Set the volume to 100 µl.<br />

9. Press the stop and prime/drop keys at the same time. After that first release the stop key<br />

and then the prime/drop key. This brings the Multidrop <strong>384</strong> into the volumetric calibration<br />

mode.<br />

10. Press the start key as many times until the water enters the calibration pipette.<br />

Note: Take care not to press the step key accidentally or otherwise 10 ml of water will be<br />

dispensed.<br />

11. Adjust the water level in the pipette to the lower mark by pulling or pushing the syringe piston<br />

(Fig. 7.6).<br />

Upper mark<br />

Lower mark<br />

Fig. 7.6 Adjusting the liquid level first to the lower mark and then to the upper mark<br />

12. Press the start key and wait until the water level stops. It should be at the upper mark, 1000 µl<br />

(± 1.5%) (Fig. 7.6).<br />

13. If the volume is higher than 1000 µl, turn the calibration screw (Fig. 7.7) clockwise with a<br />

screwdriver; one turn for each 10 µl (1% from the volume dispensed); if the volume is lower than<br />

1000 µl, turn in the opposite direction.<br />

<strong>Thermo</strong> <strong>Scientific</strong> Multidrop ® <strong>384</strong> User Manual; Rev. 3.4, Cat. no. 1507010 41

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