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- Each syringe from the 8-channel syringe pump probably needs to have the luer lock tubing removed (1 at a time and connected to the syringe that is used for drawing fluid out of the PCV). This is to remove some air trapped in the pipette loading module. This will drain out the fluid then next when filled the bubbles are cleared. | - Each syringe from the 8-channel syringe pump probably needs to have the luer lock tubing removed (1 at a time and connected to the syringe that is used for drawing fluid out of the PCV). This is to remove some air trapped in the pipette loading module. This will drain out the fluid then next when filled the bubbles are cleared. | ||
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+ | This will clear the lines from the PCV to the pipettes but you still need to get the air bubbles out between the syringes and valves. To do this, now you need to: | ||
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+ | - Position the corresponding valve into the output position. | ||
+ | - Draw some fluid into the syringe connected to the manual valve that draws fluid from the PCV. | ||
+ | - Disconnect the tubing from one of the multichannel syringes and put that end in a bottle and disconnect the corresponding tubing to pipette and attach the fluid filled syringe. | ||
+ | - Perfuse until all air bubbles are out and attach to multichannel syringe pump first, put valve into bypass position, then attach the other end of tubing to the corresponding pipette. | ||
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