• High voltages exist and are accessible in the controller.
Contact Cole-Parmer for servicing.
• Do not operate mixers where explosive vapors or flammable
materials exist. Death or serious injury could result. Check
NEC and local codes before installing.
• Never clean the controller or mixer head while power is
applied to the system.
• Use only those mixer shafts that are properly sized for the
mixer head being used. Refer to mixer head specifications for
the proper shaft diameter or range to be used. Sizes other than
those specified can cause injury to personnel or damage to
equipment.
• Disconnect the AC power input line cord before connecting the
mixer head cable.
• Exercise extreme care when adjusting mixer height and/or
position to avoid personal injury. Never make these
adjustments while the mixer shaft is rotating.
• Never insert or remove the mixer shaft/impeller while the mixer
shaft is rotating.
• Be sure speed control is fully counterclockwise before the
POWER switch is placed in the FWD or REV positions. (5000700 and 50007-05 Controller)
• Check that all cords are clear of any moving parts and not
subject to splashes or spills.
• Use care when setting the operating speed of the mixer.
Operation at high speeds in small mixing vessels could result
in hazardous splashing on the operator and equipment.
• When running at full speed and load at higher ambient
temperatures, the mixer head may get very hot to the touch.
• Use of mixing shafts and impellers larger than those
recommended could result in poor product performance and
shortened service life.
• Mixer shafts must be inserted into high-speed through-shaft
mixers at least 3 inches (8 mm) and the collet hand-tightened
firmly to ensure adequate shaft retention. Keep mixer shafts as
short as possible to reduce resonant vibrations caused by the
shaft flexing at higher speeds.
• The mixer head is to be used only for mixing. It is not intended
for any other purpose.
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INTRODUCTION
The Stir-Pak 50007-series heavy-duty modular mixing system covered in this manual consists of eight different
mixer heads and two analog controllers for 115VAC and 230VAC operation.
The ServoDyne 50008-series digital modular mixing system consists of four different mixer heads and a
precision digital controller for 115VAC operation.
The following chart cross-references the model number, operating speed range and torque rating of the mixer
heads and the compatible controller.
The variable-speed controller, Figure 1a and 1b, is used to set the speed of the mixer heads and provides
a 100:1 adjustment range.
The controller ensures accurate, dependable motor speed (mixing) control, with “soft-start” and smooth, gradual
adjustment to the speed setting. Constant speed with a 100:1 adjustment range is maintained electronically via
automatic compensation for changes in load torque demands at both high and low speeds. Built-in motor current
compensation minimizes speed drift with changes in load. Motor current limiting protects the system in case of a
locked rotor condition. Output circuit protection protects against inadvertent output shorting. Mixer rotation is
reversible.
FORWARD-OFF-
REVERSE SWITCH
Figure 1a: Display and Controls
MOTOR
CONNECTOR
POWER ON
INDICATOR
SPEED
CONTROL
LINE
CORD
Figure 1b: Controller Rear Panel (115VAC model shown)
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50008-00 SERVODYNE CONTROLLER/DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
p
p
Four-digit LED display
shows selected mixing
time, mixing time
remaining, rpm, and
torque values.
Displays last
countdown setting.
Starts counting
down when you
press the START
key.
Displays the last
mixer shaft speed.
Displays current torque
value (in-oz for 115VAC
model; cm-kg for 230VAC
model) and high and low
torque limits. Mixer
automatically stops when
preset limits are reached.
Zeroes the torque
when impeller is
running in free air or
in a reference fluid.
Figure 2a: Controller Functions
LEDs indicate the
function being displayed
(time, rpm, or torque). A
flashing time or torque
light and audible alarm
indicate that a limit
condition has been
reached.
Increases value of
parameter.
Decreases value
arameter.
of
Press at any time
mixer.
to sto
Starts mixer.
Stops when countdown
power entry
IN-RS-232C
IN-Connect cable
from host computer.
OUT-RS-232C
OUT-Connect cable
to next mixer.
IEC 320
POWER SWITCH
retained in memory.
MIXER HEAD PLUG
RECEPTACLE
Multi-pin plug enables
microprocessor to identify
connected mixer head
and properly control
speed and torque.
Figure 2b: Controller Rear Panel
All settings are
FUSE
T3.15A (115VAC)
T1.6A (230VAC)
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INSTALLATION AND SETUP PROCEDURES
The mixer heads are equipped with an adjustable-tilt mounting assembly. The mounting assembly is designed
to be attached to an optional mixer support stand or tank clamp. Components supplied as part of the mixer
package include the following:
• Mixer head with 6-ft cable
• Precision controller with 6-ft line cord
• 3-jawed chuck on high-torque mixers
• ⅜-inch collet on high-speed mixers
• Adjustable-tilt mounting assembly with support rod
Installation of Adjustable-Tilt Mounting
• Never insert or remove the mixer shaft/impeller while the mixer
shaft is rotating.
Perform the following steps:
1. Attach mixer head to adjustable-tilt mounting assembly as follows:
a. For Stir-Pak models 50007-10, -15, -20, -25 and ServoDyne models 50008-10, -20, attach mounting
assembly with four screws and lock washers. (See Figure 3a)
Figure 3a: 50007-10, -15, -20, -25 and 50008-10, -20 mixer head mounting
b. For Sir-Pak models 50007-30, -35, -40, -45 and ServoDyne models 50008-30, -40, attach mounting
assembly with two screws and lock washers. (See Figure 3b)
Figure 3b: 50007-30, -35, -40, -45 and 50008-30, -40 mixer head mounting
Note: The mixer is now ready to be attached to a support stand or to a tank clamp (not supplied).
Recommended stands, tank clamps, and a double (rod) clamp are available through ColeParmer. Part numbers are listed in the ACCESSORIES section.
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Installation Using a Support Stand
1. Set up support stand in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
2. Attach a double (rod) clamp to the vertical rod on the support stand and tighten clamp screw. (See
Figure 4)
3. Slide rod of adjustable-tilt mounting assembly into clamp and secure with clamp screw.
4. Select an impeller and shaft for the required operation and install as follows:
a. Place impeller on shaft and tighten set screw.
b. For high-torque mixers head, slide the shaft of the stirring device into the three-
jawed chuck and tighten chuck.
c. For high-speed mixer head, slide the shaft through the collet at least 3 inches and hand-tighten
collet.
5. Place support stand legs around vessel. Tilt angle is adjustable from 0 to 30 degrees.
6. Position the height of the mixer head by moving the clamp up or down on the support stand or, on highspeed models, by loosening the collet and positioning the shaft.
• Exercise extreme care when adjusting mixer head height and/or
position to avoid personal injury. Never make these
adjustments while the mixer shaft is rotating.
• Mixer shafts must be inserted into high-speed through-shaft
mixers at least 3 inches and the collet hand-tightened firmly to
ensure adequate shaft retention. Keep mixer shafts as short as
possible to reduce resonant vibrations caused by shaft flexing
at higher speeds.
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Figure 4: Typical mixer setup using a support stand and pivot mount (ServoDyne system shown)
Note: The controller can be placed on any flat surface within 6 feet of the mixer head or can be
mounted on a support platform (not supplied) or a pivot mount (not supplied). Refer to the
ACCESSORIES section for part numbers.
To attach the support platform proceed with step 7. To attach the pivot mount proceed with step
8. If controller is placed elsewhere proceed with step 9.
7. To install the support platform proceed as follows:
a. Attach a double (rod) clamp to the vertical support rod and position so that platform will be clear
of mixer head.
b. Slide the mounting rod of the support platform into the double (rod) clamp and tighten clamp.
c. Place controller on platform and proceed to step 9.
8. To install the pivot mount proceed as follows:
a. Remove the two cap nuts from the mounting studs on bottom of controller (see Figure 4).
b. Position pivot mount bracket over two studs, reinstall two cap nuts and tighten.
c. Attach a double (rod) clamp to the vertical support rod on the stand and position so that pivot
mount bracket will be clear of mixer head.
d. Slide the mounting rod of the pivot mount bracket into the double (rod) clamp and tighten clamp.
e. Adjust position of controller by first loosening knob on pivot mount bracket, adjust position and
then retighten knob.
9. Connect the 6-foot cable between the mixer head and the controller rear panel.
10. Check that the controller is not powered.
a. For Stir-Pak controller, ensure that the FWD-OFF-REV switch is in the OFF position.
b. For the ServoDyne controller, check that the rear panel ON-OFF switch is in the OFF position.
11. Connect the 6-ft line cord from the controller to the appropriate 3-wire, grounded power source.
• Check that all cords are clear of any moving parts and not
subject to splashes or spills.
• Be sure the SPEED control is fully counterclockwise before
the POWER switch is placed in the FWD or REV positions
12. Place the red safety switch on the top of the mixer head in the On ‘1’ position.
(Stir-Pak models only).
The mixer is now ready to operate.
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Installation Using a Tank Clamp
The tank clamp is attached to the side of a tank and supports both the mixer head and the controller (see Figure
5).
1. Position the tank clamp over the edge of the tank with large knob to the outside of tank.
2. Allow clamp to rest on edge of tank for added stability and tighten knob.
3. Position mixer head over material to be mixed and insert mixer mounting shaft into upper hole in tank
clamp, tighten locking knob securely.
4. Select an impeller and shaft for the required operation and install as follows:
a. Place impeller on shaft and tighten set screw.
b. For high-torque mixer head, slide the 5/16 inch to 3/8 inch shaft of the stirring device into the
keyless chuck and tighten.
c. For high-speed mixer head, slide the 0.375 inch mixer shaft through the collet and tighten collet.
Be sure only 0.375 (+/-0.0005) inch shafts are used. Contact Cole-Parmer or your dealer for
obtaining the proper shaft size. Refer to the ACCESSORIES section for the part numbers.
• Exercise extreme care when adjusting mixer head height
and/or position to avoid personal injury. Never make these
adjustments while the mixer shaft is rotating.
• Mixer shafts must be inserted into high speed through-
shaft mixers at least 3 inches and the collet hand-tightened
firmly to ensure adequate shaft retention. Keep mixer
shafts as short as possible to reduce resonant vibrations
caused by the shaft flexing at higher speeds.
• Do not operate mixers where explosive vapors or
flammable materials exist. Death or serious injury could
result. Check NEC and local codes before installing.
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Figure 5: Typical mixer setup using a tank clamp (ServoDyne controller shown)
5. Position the height of the mixer head on high-speed models by loosening the collet and positioning the
shaft.
Note: The controller can be placed on any flat surface within 6 feet of the mixer head and can be
mounted on a support platform (not supplied) or a pivot mount (not supplied). Refer to
ACCESSORIES for part numbers. To attach the support platform, proceed with step 6. To
attach the pivot mount, proceed with step 7. If controller is placed elsewhere, proceed with
step 8.
6. To install the support platform proceed as follows:
a. Slide the mounting rod of the support platform into the lower hole on the tank clamp and tighten
clamp.
b. Place controller on platform and proceed to step 8.
7. To install the pivot mount proceed as follows:
a. Remove the two cap nuts from the mounting studs on bottom of controller.
b. Position pivot mount bracket over two studs, reinstall two cap nuts and tighten.
c. Slide the mounting rod of the pivot mount bracket into the lower hole on the tank clamp and
tighten clamp.
d. Adjust position of controller by first loosening knob on pivot mount bracket, adjusting position
and then retighten knob.
8. Connect the 6-foot cable between the mixer head and the controller rear panel.
9. Check that the rear panel ON-OFF switch is in the OFF position.
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10. Connect the 6-ft line cord from the controller to the appropriate power source, either a 90-130VAC
50/60Hz 3-wire, grounded power source or a 200-260VAC 50/60Hz 3-wire, grounded power
source.
11. Place the red safety switch on the top of the mixer head in the On ‘1’ position.
The mixer is now ready to operate.
• Check that all cords are clear of any moving parts and
not subject to splashes or spills.
• Be sure the SPEED control is fully counterclockwise
before the POWER switch is placed in the FWD or REV
positions (Stir-Pak models only).
• Always wear appropriate eye protection when mixing
any kind of fluid.
• Avoid wearing loose clothing that may be caught by a
rotating mixer shaft.
• Use care when setting the operating speed of the
mixer. Operation at high speeds in small mixing
vessels could result in hazardous splashing on the
operator and equipment.
• Be sure the SPEED control is fully counterclockwise
before the POWER switch is placed in the FWD or REV
positions (Stir-Pak models only).
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50007-00, -05STIR-PAK CONTROLLER OPERATION
FWD-OFF-REV Switch
In the FWD position, the shaft will rotate in a
counterclockwise direction when viewed from
the impeller.
The center or OFF position removes power from
both the controller and mixer head.
In the REV position, the shaft will rotate in a
clockwise direction when viewed from the
impeller.
POWER Indicator
The green LED indicator illuminates whenever
the FWD-OFF-REV switch is in either the FWD
or REV position.
SPEED Control
The SPEED control precisely sets the output speed of the shaft. The controller has a range of 100:1
depending on the model; shaft speed can be as low as 2RPM or as high as 6000RPM.
Slowly adjust the SPEED Control from the 0 position to a setting that provides the desired mixing speed.
Always return the speed control to the 0 position when mixing is complete.
FORWARD-OFF-REVERSE
SWITCH
• To stop the mixer head in an emergency, place the FWD-
OFF-REV switch in the OFF position or remove the power
plug.
POWER ON
INDICATOR
LIGHT
SPEED
CONTROL
• Be sure the SPEED control is fully counterclockwise before
the POWER switch is placed in the FWD or REV positions.
• Use care when setting the operating speed of the mixer.
Operation at high speeds in small mixing vessels could
result in hazardous splashing on the operator and
equipment.
• When running at full speed and load at higher ambient
temperatures, the mixer head may get very hot to the touch.
• Never insert or remove the mixer shaft/impeller while the
mixer shaft is rotating.
Note: With new mixing heads, allow approximately 20 minutes run-in time to allow warm-up drift to
become minimal.
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50008-00 SERVODYNE CONTROLLER OPERATION
Power On
An EEPROM permits storage of all previously set parameters including speed, torque, time and
calibration constant. Turning the rear-panel mounted ON/OFF switch to the “ON” position
energizes the display without running the motor. The display will come up in the last mode
operated. Depressing the START button causes the mixer motor shaft to rotate at the previously
programmed speed. Depressing the STOP button stops the motor. Changing Display Modes
(TIME, RPM, TORQUE) is accomplished by pressing the desired mode button once. Additional
operation of the mode button advances operation to the set mode.
Set Run Time
The use of the TIME button in conjunction with the INC/DEC buttons permits entry of a desired
mixing time. Pressing the TIME button once when already in the time display mode causes the
left (minutes) digit to flash, pressing the TIME button once again causes the right two (seconds)
digits to flash. During this period the time can be set with the INC/DEC buttons. Pressing the
TIME button a third time starts the countdown provided the motor is running; otherwise the display
shows the set time. Maximum programmable time is 99 minutes 59 seconds. A “0” programmed
time results in continuous motor operation.
Set Motor Speed
Depressing the RPM button when in the RPM mode causes the display to flash and read the set
motor speed. Use of the INC/DEC buttons changes the desired speed.
Set Motor Torque Limit
The TORQUE limit feature provides for the setting of both HI and LO torque limits. Depressing
the TORQUE button when in the TORQUE mode causes the first digit of the display to read either
on “H” or “L” (for High or Low limit) and the last three digits to flash and read the set limit.
Pressing the INC/DEC buttons changes the set torque limit.
Pressing the Torque button once again while the digits are flashing causes the H or L to flash
while the set limit digits stop flashing. It is now that the High or Low limit can be selected by
pressing either the INC/DEC buttons. Pressing any button other than INC/DEC buttons returns
the display to actual torque. If the motor is running while the torque limit is being modified, the
previously programmed limit will be in effect until the torque limit mode is exited; then the new limit
will take over.
Regardless of the set torque limit, there is always a maximum torque limit check to guard
against motor overheating. If this limit is exceeded, the motor stops, the alarm sounds, the
display flashes “HI” and the in-oz LED flashes. Pressing any key causes the display to return to
what was previously displayed before the alarm. The error must be corrected or the over-limit
warning will sound again when the motor is restarted.
The TORQUE ZERO button is used to zero the torque display so that the actual torque necessary
to mix something can be read directly on the display. To use this feature, the TORQUE ZERO
button is pressed while the mixer head shaft is running in free air; the display will zero. The mixer
shaft is then placed into the solution being mixed, the reading on the display will now indicate the
torque necessary to mix the solution. This number can now be used to determine the proper shut
off or torque limit when mixing several batches of the same consistency.
When the TORQUE ZERO button is operated, the maximum torque limit that can be set is
adjusted so that the absolute torque does not exceed the continuous torque of the mixer head
being used.
Example: The operator has set a high torque limit of 50 oz-in for a motor rated for 65. The motor
is then running with an actual torque reading of 30 oz-in. When the TORQUE ZERO button is
pressed, the maximum torque that can be set would be 35 (65-30). Since the set limit of 50 is
above this, it will automatically be changed to 35. The operator will see this when the set mode is
entered, which will prevent a setting over 35.
An audible alarm will sound and the LED that corresponds to the limit that has been reached will
flash when either the preset time or the torque limit is reached. Both the LED and alarm will cycle
on and off until turned off by pressing any button other than the INC/DEC buttons.
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• Never insert or remove the mixer shaft/impeller while the
mixer shaft is rotating.
• When running at full speed and load at higher ambient
temperatures, the mixer head may get very hot to the touch.
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Specifications – Mixer Head
Direction of Rotation:
50007 Stir-Pak Series
50008 ServoDyne Series
Speed Range:
50007-10 and 50007-15
50007-20 and 50007-25
50007-30 and 50007-35
50007-40 and 50007-45
50008-10
50008-20
50008-30
50008-40
Torque Output, max:
50007-10, 50007-15, and 50008-10
50007-20, 50007-25, and 50008-20
50007-30, 50007-35, and 50008-30
50007-40, 50007-45, and 50008-40
Mixer Shaft Interface:
50007-10, -15, -20, -25
50008-10, -20
Bi-directional controlled with the FWD-OFF-REV switch
CCW (Viewed from Impeller end)
-45 to 65°C (-49° to 149°F)
10% to 90%
< 2000 m
2 per IEC 664, (indoor usage – lab, office)
nd
Edition
nd
Edition
st
Edition
7¾ x 6½ x 3½ inches
(197 x 165 x 89 mm)
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MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Maintenance is limited to replacement of motor brushes on the mixer head, replacing the fuse on
the controller, and cleaning the unit. If a fault is detected when troubleshooting and cannot be
corrected by the suggested remedy, contact Cole-Parmer or your dealer for service.
Motor Brush Check/Replacement
Note: Brushes should be checked every 6 months or 1000 operating hours or if erratic operation
occurs. Erratic operation may occur immediately after brush replacement. Allow motor to
run up to an hour to allow brushes to seat.
1. Turn the controller off
a. For the Stir-Pak controllers, place the FWD-OFF-REV switch in the OFF position
b. For the ServoDyne controller, place the rear panel ON-OFF switch in the OFF position.
2. Disconnect the AC line cord from the AC receptacle.
3. Disconnect the mixer head cable from the receptacle on the rear of the controller.
4. Carefully unscrew each brush holder cap. Withdraw the brush and examine it for wear.
Note: Replace both brushes if either brush is less than 0.300 inch (8 mm) long. The
replacement brushes (set of 2) part number is listed under REPLACEMENT PARTS.
5. Insert brushes into brush holder on each side of motor as shown in Figure 6 and screw in brush holder
caps.
6. Reconnect mixer head to rear-panel connector on controller.
7. Reconnect controller to primary power source.
Figure 6: Motor brush orientation
ServoDyne Controller Fuse Replacement
1. Place the power switch in the OFF position.
2. Disconnect the AC power input line cord from the AC receptacle.
3. Remove and check the fuse and replace if defective.
4. Reconnect the AC power input line cord to the AC receptacle.
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Cleaning the Mixer/Controller System
Keep the mixer housing and controller enclosure clean with mild detergents. Never immerse nor use
excessive fluid.
Replacement Parts
No user-serviceable parts are inside of this instrument. Refer servicing to Cole-Parmer or your dealer.
The following parts are user-replaceable:
Description For model(s) Part Number
Speed Control Knob
Fuse, T3.15A
Fuse, T1.6, 5x20mm
Motor Brushes (2)
3-Jawed Chuck Assembly
Contact Cole-Parmer or your dealer if you have service needs.
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Troubleshooting – Stir-Pak
Symptom Cause Remedy
Mixer shaft does not rotate
when controller is switched
to FWD or REV regardless
of SPEED control setting.
POWER indicator does not
glow.
• Disconnected
• Defective fuse
or defective line
cord
1. Check that the unit is plugged
into a live line.
2. For 115VAC unit: Return for
service (fuse is not user
replaceable)
3. For 230VAC unit: Replace fuse
Mixer shaft does not rotate
when controller is switched
to FWD or REV regardless
• Defective mixer
head or
controller
of SPEED control setting.
POWER indicator glows.
Troubleshooting – ServoDyne
The controller microprocessor detects and indicates system faults. The display alternately shows
the error number and a “FAIL” message. The following table summarizes the faults and suggested
corrective action. The system cannot be operated until the fault is corrected.
Error
Code
Err1 No mixer head connection Plug mixer head into controller.
Err2 Invalid mixer head Bad motor cable - return mixer head for repair.
Err3
Err4 Motor speed is excessive Return mixer head and controller for repair.
Err5 No torque information display Return controller for repair.
Err6 Bad PROM check Return controller for repair.
Err7 Motor overload Check mixer for obstructions. Turn off unit to clear error.
Err8 Zero cross failure Return controller for repair.
Err9 Bad EEPROM data Return controller for repair.
Fault Corrective Action
Safety Switch in Off ‘0’
position
No encoder pulses
1. Check mixer cable connections
at rear of the controller - make
sure connector is fully inserted
into the receptacle
2. Check motor brushes (see motor
brush check/replacement for
details)
3. Replace mixer head or controller
with known working unit, if
available, to determine source of
the problem
4. Return for service
5. Check that the red safety switch
on the mixer head in the On ‘1’
position.
Check that the red safety switch on the mixer head in
the On ‘1’ position.
Return mixer head and controller for repair.
“HI” Limit Message
A flashing “HI” limit message will be displayed and the mixer head will stop if the maximum rated torque
of the mixer head is exceeded when the low torque limit mode is being used. To protect the mixer head
motor from overheating, it cannot be restarted until the fault is corrected.
Note: Before contacting Cole-Parmer or your dealer for repair, try to determine whether the fault is in
the controller or mixer head. The best way is to substitute a known good unit, if available, and
recheck.
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ACCESSORIES
The accessories listed below, used for mounting the mixer head and controller, are available from ColeParmer or your dealer. Many other accessories such as shafts and impellers are also available.
Contact your dealer for the full line of available accessories.
Part Name Part Number
Tank Clamp 04552-65
Controller Support Platform 04552-75
Pivot Mount Controller Support 04552-70
Support Stand 04552-80
Double (Rod) Clamp 08041-22
Software 07550-74
ServoDyne RS-232-C Interface Cable 07550-64
Satellite Cable 07550-66
Shaft, 12 inches (305 mm) 04552-25
Shaft, 18 inches (457 mm) 04552-35
Shaft, 24 inches (610 mm) 04552-00
Shaft, 30 inches (762 mm) 04552-05
WARRANTY
The manufacturer warrants this product to be free from significant deviations from published
specifications. If repair or adjustment is necessary within the warranty period, the problem will be
corrected at no charge
if it is not due to misuse or abuse on your part as determined by the manufacturer. Repair costs
outside the warranty period, or those resulting from product misuse or abuse, may be invoiced to
you.
The warranty period for this product is noted on the Warranty Card.
PRODUCT RETURN
To limit charges and delays, contact Cole-Parmer or manufacturer for authorization and shipping
instructions before returning the product, either within or outside of the warranty period. When
returning the product, please state the reason for the return. For your protection, pack the product
carefully and insure it against possible damage or loss. Any damages resulting from improper
packaging are your responsibility.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
If you have any questions about the use of this product, contact Cole-Parmer or your local dealer.
SSMPK027 Rev 1.02
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