14 Questions
What are common faults in this device?
Carbon brushes, internal coil, and electronic faults
How can you maintain the centrifuge according to the text?
Keep it properly lubricated and ensure proper operation by users
What should you do if you notice noise, vibration, shaking, or grinding in the centrifuge?
Stop the unit immediately
Which component is NOT mentioned as a common fault in the device?
Power switch
Why is it important for all users to know how to properly operate the centrifuge?
To improve equipment durability and avoid accidents
What is the primary force utilized by a centrifuge to separate components?
Centrifugal force
What is one of the primary applications of a centrifuge in a laboratory setting?
Separating solids from liquids through sedimentation
What component of a centrifuge houses the tubes containing the samples?
Rotor
What is the purpose of the control panel in a centrifuge?
To control the centrifuge operation
Which of the following is NOT a common application of a centrifuge mentioned in the text?
Measuring the viscosity of a liquid
What is the primary function of the rotor in a centrifuge?
To house the samples and generate rotation speed
Which part of the centrifuge houses the entire system?
Chamber
What is the primary purpose of using a centrifuge in a laboratory setting?
To separate components based on density
Which component of a centrifuge generates the rotational movement?
Motor
Test your knowledge on common faults and care tips for centrifuges. Learn about issues with the motor, electronic components, and maintenance practices to keep your centrifuge in top condition.
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