VWR 1000, 3500, 3750, 5000, 10000 User guide

1000 Standard Orbital Shaker

Advanced Mini Shaker 15

3500 Standard Orbital Shaker

3500 Advanced Orbital Shaker

3750 Advanced Reciprocating Shaker

5000 Standard Orbital Shaker

5000 Advanced Orbital Shaker

10000 Advanced Orbital Shakers

15000 Advanced Orbital Shakers

Instruction Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Package Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Maintenance & Servicing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Environmental Conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Intended Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Equipment Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Standards & Regulations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Safety Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Specifications, Models 1000 / Mini Shaker 15 & 3500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Specifications, Models 3750, 5000, 10000 & 150000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Operating Instructions, Standard Orbital Shaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6

Control Panel, Advanced Orbital Shaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Operating Instructions, Advanced Orbital Shaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-9

Technical Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Replacement Parts, Model 1000 / Mini Shaker 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Model 3500 Standard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Model 3500 Advanced . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Model 3750 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Model 5000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Models 100000 & 150000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-18

PACKAGE CONTENTS

Orbital or Reciprocating Shaker, Non-skid rubber mat,
92” (234cm) detachable power cord, Instruction manual

INSTALLATION

Upon receiving the VWR Orbital or Reciprocating Shaker, check to ensure that no
damage has occurred during shipment. It is important that any damage that
occurred in transport is detected at the time of unpacking. If you do find such
damage the carrier must be notified immediately. After unpacking, place the shaker
on a level bench or table, away from explosive vapors. Ensure that the surface on

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which the unit is placed will withstand typical heat produced by the unit and place
the unit a minimum of six (6) inches from vertical surfaces. Always place the unit
on a sturdy work surface. The Orbital or Reciprocating Shaker is supplied with a
power cord that is inserted into the IEC connector on the back of the unit first,
then it can be plugged into a properly grounded outlet. The 120V unit plugs into
a 120 volt, 50/60 Hz source. The 230V unit plugs into a 230 volt, 50/60 Hz source.

WARRANTY

Manufacturer warrants this product to be free from defects in material and
workmanship when used under normal conditions for two (2) years. The
Advanced Shaker line has a five (5) year limited warranty on motor and drive
mechanism. Register your equipment or instrument online at
www.vwrsp.com/warranty for US residents or www.vwrcanlab.com/warranty
for Canadian residents. For your reference, make a note of the serial number,
date of purchase and supplier here.

Serial No.: ________________________________ Date of Purchase: __________________

Supplier: ______________________________________________________________________

MAINTENANCE & SERVICING

The Orbital or Reciprocating Shaker is built for long, trouble-free, depend­able service. No lubrication or other technical user maintenance is required.
It needs no user maintenance beyond keeping the surfaces clean. However
at least every three (3) months you should:

• Unplug the unit.

• Remove any accumulated dirt from the base and tray.

• Check all accessible items to make sure they are properly tightened.
The unit should be given the care normally required for any electrical

appliance. Avoid wetting or unnecessary exposure to fumes. DO NOT use a
cleaning agent or solvent on the front panel which is abrasive or harmful to
plastics, nor one which is flammable. Always ensure the power is disconnected
from the unit prior to any cleaning. If the unit ever requires service, contact
your VWR representative.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS - STANDARD

Operating Conditions: Indoor use only.

* For use in CO2 environments, incubators, or cold rooms.
Temperature: 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F)
Humidity: maximum 80% relative humidity, non-condensing
Altitude: 0 to 6,562 ft (2000 M) above sea level

Non-Operating Storage:

Temperature: -20 to 65°C (-4 to 149°F)
Humidity: maximum 80% relative humidity, non-condensing
Installation Category II and Pollution Degree 2
in accordance with IEC 664.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS - ADVANCED & RECIPROCATING

Operating Conditions: Indoor use only.

* For use in CO2 environments, incubators, or cold rooms.
Temperature: -10 to 60°C (14 to 140°F)
Temperature: -10 to 40°C (14 to 104°F) (Model 1000 Advanced)
Humidity: maximum 80% relative humidity, non-condensing
Altitude: 0 to 6,562 ft (2000 M) above sea level

Non-Operating Storage:

Temperature: -20 to 65°C (-4 to 149°F)
Humidity: maximum 80% relative humidity, non-condensing

Installation Category II and Pollution Degree 2 in accordance with IEC 664.

* Avoid cold starts: Unit is not designed to start after being in a cold room
environment. Bring unit into cold room from a room temperature environment,
operate and remove unit from cold room as soon as operation is complete.

INTENDED USE

These Shakers are intended for general laboratory use.

EQUIPMENT DISPOSAL

This equipment must not be disposed of with unsorted waste. It is your

responsibility to correctly dispose of the equipment at life-cycle-end by
handing it over to an authorized facility for separate collection and
recycling. It is also your responsibility to decontaminate the equipment
in case of biological, chemical and/or radiological contamination, so as
to protect the persons involved in the disposal and recycling of the
equipment from health hazards.

For more information about where you can drop off your waste of equipment, please
contact your local dealer from whom you originally purchased this equipment. By
doing so, you will help to conserve natural and environmental resources and you will
ensure that your equipment is recycled in a manner that protects human health.

STANDARDS & REGULATIONS

VWR hereby declares under its sole responsibility that the construction of this

product conforms in accordance with the following standards:

Safety standards:

IEC 61010-1 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement,

control and laboratory use. Part I: General Requirements. IEC
61010-2-051 Part II: Particular requirements for laboratory

equipment for mixing and stirring.
CSA/CAN C22.2 No. 0-M91
CSA/CAN C22.2 No. 61010-1-04

EMC standards: Associated EU guidelines:

IEC45501 IEC6100-3-2/3-3 EMC directive 2004/108/EC
IEC61000-4-5 FCC-B LVD directive 2006/95/EC
IEC61000-4-4 IEC61000-4-2
IEC61000-4-3 IEC61000-4-6
IEC61000-4-11 IEC61326-2005
CISPR 11

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Please read the entire instruction manual before operating the Orbital Shaker.

WARNING! DO NOT use the Orbital Shaker in a hazardous atmosphere or

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with hazardous materials for which the unit was not designed. Also, the
user should be aware that the protection provided by the equipment may
be impaired if used with accessories not provided or recommended by
the manufacturer, or used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer.

Always operate unit on a level surface for best performance and
maximum safety.

DO NOT lift the unit by the tray.

CAUTION! To avoid electrical shock, completely cut off power to the unit

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by disconnecting the power cord from the unit or unplug from the wall
outlet. Disconnect unit from the power supply prior to maintenance and
servicing.

Spills should be removed promptly. DO NOT immerse the unit for cleaning.

DO NOT operate the unit if it shows signs of electrical or mechanical damage.

Earth Ground - Protective Conductor Terminal

Alternating Current

Pinch Point - Keep fingers clear during operation.

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SPECIFICATIONS

STANDARD 1000 & MINI SHAKER 15

Overall dimensions LxWxH 11x17x4" (27.9x43.2x10.2cm)
Tray dimensions LxW 8.75x11.75" (22.2x29.8cm)
Electrical 120 volts, 5 amps, 25 watts

230 volts, 2.5 amps, 25 watts

Fuses 5mm x 20mm, 5 amp quick acting
Speed Range 40 to 300rpm
Speed Accuracy (Mini Shaker 15)

Above 100rpm ±2% of set speed

Below 100rpm ±2rpm
Orbit 0.6" (15mm)
Capacity 8 lbs (3.6kg)
Controls (Mini Shaker 15) See page 6

(Standard 1000) See page 5

Ship Weight 25lbs (11.3kg)

MODEL 3500

Overall dimensions LxWxH 16.25x14x5.75" (41.3x35.6x14.6cm)
Tray dimensions LxW 13x11" (33x22.2cm)
Electrical 120 volts, 5 amps, 75 watts

230 volts, 2.5 amps, 75 watts

Fuses 5mm x 20mm, 5 amp quick acting
Speed Range (Advanced) 15 to 500rpm

(Standard) 25 to 500rpm

Speed Accuracy (Advanced)

Above 100rpm ±1% of set speed

Below 100rpm ±1rpm
Orbit 0.75" (19mm)
Capacity ~35 lbs (16kg) @ 75rpm

~5 lbs (2.3kg) @ 500rpm

Timer (Advanced) 1 second to 160 hours

(Standard) 1 to 120 minutes

Controls (Advanced) See page 6

(Standard) See page 5

Ship Weight 49lbs (22.2kg)

MODEL 3750

Overall dimensions LxWxH 16.25x14x5.75" (41.3x35.6x14.6cm)
Tray dimensions LxW 13x11" (33x22.2cm)
Electrical 120 volts, 5 amps, 40 watts

120 volts, 2.5 amps, 40 watts

Fuses 5mm x 20mm, 5 amp quick acting
Speed Range 20 to 300rpm
Speed Accuracy

Above 100rpm ±1% of set speed

Below 100rpm ±1rpm
Orbit 0.75" (19mm) Total Travel
Capacity ~15 lbs @ 300rpm
Timer 1 second to 160 hours
Controls See page 6
Ship Weight 49lbs (22.2kg)

MODEL 5000

Overall dimensions LxWxH 23.6x26.7x6.0" (59.9x67.8x15.2cm)
Tray dimensions LxW 18x24" (45.7x70cm)
Electrical 120 volts, 5 amps, 75 watts

120 volts, 2.5 amps, 75 watts

Fuses 5mm x 20mm, 5 amp quick acting
Speed Range (Advanced) 20 to 500rpm

(Standard) 25 to 500rpm

Speed Accuracy (Advanced)

Above 100rpm ±1% of set speed

Below 100rpm ±1rpm
Orbit 1" (25.4mm)
Capacity ~50 lbs @ 125rpm

~10 lbs @ 500rpm

Timer (Advanced) 1 second to 160 hours

(Standard) 1 to 120 minutes

Controls (Advanced) See page 6

(Standard) See page 5

Ship Weight 109lbs (49.4kg)

MODEL 10000

Overall dimensions LxWxH 28.25x26.7x7.0" (71.8x67.8x17.8cm)
Tray dimensions LxW 24x24" (70x70cm)

Electrical 120 volts, 5 amps, 80 watts

Fuses 5mm x 20mm, 5 amp quick acting
Speed Range 10000-1 = 15 to 500rpm

Speed Accuracy

Above 100rpm ±1% of set speed
Below 100rpm ±1rpm

Orbit 15000-1 = 1" (25.4mm)

Capacity ~100 lbs @ 100rpm

Timer 1 second to 160 hours
Controls See page 6
Ship Weight 200lbs (90.7kg)

120 volts, 2.5 amps, 80 watts

10000-2 = 15 to 300rpm

15000-2 = 2" (50.8mm)

~40 lbs @ 300rpm

MODEL 15000

Overall dimensions LxWxH 28.25x36x7.0" (71.8x67.8x17.8cm)
Tray dimensions LxW 24x36" (70x91.4cm)

Electrical 120 volts, 5 amps, 80 watts

Fuses 5mm x 20mm, 5 amp quick acting
Speed Range 15000-1 = 15 to 350rpm

Speed Accuracy

Above 100rpm ±1% of set speed
Below 100rpm ±1rpm

Orbit 15000-1 = 1" (25.4mm)

Capacity ~150 lbs @ 100rpm

Timer 1 second to 160 hours
Controls See page 6
Ship Weight 230lbs (104.3kg)

120 volts, 2.5 amps, 80 watts

15000-2 = 15 to 300rpm

15000-2 = 2" (50.8mm)

~40 lbs @ 300rpm

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - STANDARD ORBITAL SHAKER

The Standard Orbital Shaker is used for general laboratory shaking needs.

Model 1000

1. Getting ready:

a. The speed knob should be at their extreme counter-clockwise

position or at the #1 on the dial.
b. Make sure the rocker switch is in the standby position.
c. Plug the cord into a properly grounded outlet.

2. Setting speed:

a. To run push rocker to the on position. Set speed knob to desired set-

ting and adjust if necessary. Unit will run until you move the rocker
switch to the off position. The microprocessor speed control slowly
ramps to set speed to avoid splashing.

3. Turning unit off:

a. To stop shaking function, turn the speed knob to the extreme

counter-clockwise position and push the rocker switch to the standby
position. The shaker should be kept in the standby position when not
in use. To completely cut off power to the unit, disconnect the power
cord from the unit or unplug from the wall outlet.

OPERATING TIPS

Centering your sample and even weight distribution on the tray helps with
balance and stability.

The shaker will automatically restart after a power interruption.

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Models 3500 and 5000

speed knob

time knob

Standard Orbital Shaker with optional platform and flask clamps

rocker switch

1. Getting ready:

a. The speed and time knobs have a built in on-off switch at their

extreme counter-clockwise position. Turn both knobs to the off position.
b. Make sure the rocker switch is in the standby position.
c. Plug the cord into a properly grounded outlet.

2. Setting speed:

a. To run in continuous mode, push rocker to the run position. Set speed

knob to desired setting and adjust if necessary. Unit will run until you
move the rocker switch to the standby position. The microprocessor
speed control slowly ramps to set speed to avoid splashing.

3. Setting time:

a. To run in timed mode, set timer and the speed knob to the desired

settings. Press the rocker switch to the time position and release.
The shaker will now run for the set time. b. To exit the timed mode
turn the time knob to the extreme counter-clockwise position.

4. Turning unit off:

a. To stop shaking function, turn the speed knob to the extreme counter

clockwise position and push the rocker switch to the standby position.
The shaker should be kept in the standby position when not in use. To
completely cut off power to the unit, disconnect the power cord from the
unit or unplug from the wall outlet.

OPERATING TIPS

Centering your sample and even weight distribution on the tray helps with
balance and stability. As a safety feature, a built-in program will shut power
off to the motor if the tray is prevented from rotating, or the unit is
overloaded beyond its recommended weight capacity. To reset the unit, press
the rocker switch to standby and then press the rocker switch to the on
position. The shaker will automatically restart after a power interruption.
Built-in memory maintains the last used speed and time settings during
a power interruption.

CONTROL PANEL - ADVANCED ORBITAL SHAKER

B

C

D

E

A

The front panel of the Advanced Orbital Shaker contains all the controls and
displays needed to operate the unit.

A. Standby button/standby indicator light: The standby indicator light will
illuminate when the unit is plugged in. The unit will be in standby mode.
Press the standby button to start the speed and time functions. The
standby indicator light will shut off. Press the standby button again and the
unit will once again be in standby mode.

B. Speed display: Displays the speed of the shaker.

C. Up/down arrows: For setpoint control. On/off button starts/stops

shaking function.

D. Time display: Displays accumulated time (continuous mode) or how
much time is remaining (timed mode). The display range is from 0 to 9,999
minutes in one (1) second increments. The display will indicate minutes and
seconds until the timer reaches 99 minutes and 59 seconds (99:59), then the
display will automatically display minutes up to 9,999.

E. Up/down arrows for setpoint control. On/off button starts/stops the
timer function.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - ADVANCED ORBITAL SHAKER

The Advanced Orbital Shaker has been designed for the speed and time
functions to work independently of one another. The speed can be reset with­out resetting the timer and the timer can be stopped and started
without interrupting the shaking function.

1. Getting ready:

a. Plug the cord into a properly grounded outlet. The standby indicator

light will illuminate, verifying power to the shaker.

b. Press the standby button to move the unit from standby mode. The

standby indicator light will turn off and the speed and time displays
will illuminate, displaying the previously used settings.

2. Setting speed:

a. Press the up/down arrow below the speed display until you reach the

desired speed. When you release the button, the display will blink off
and then on indicating the new set speed has been accepted.

b. Press the on/off button to start the shaking function. The indicator

light below the speed display will illuminate and blink until the
setpoint is reached. Once the setpoint is reached the light will stop
blinking and remain lit until shaking has ceased. The microprocessor
controlled ramping feature slowly increases speed until the setpoint
is reached which helps to avoid splashing, and provides excellent low
end control.

c. Speed adjustments can be made without interrupting shaking by using

the up/down arrows below the speed display. After the change has
been made and you release the button, the display will blink off and
then on indicating the new set speed has been accepted.

d. To stop the shaking function press the on/off button below the speed

display. The speed indicator light will turn off.

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3. Setting time to zero (0:00) and continuous mode: Accumulated time.

a. Press and hold the on/off button below the time display. After three

(3) seconds, the display will indicate the previous set time.
b. Simultaneously press both the up and the down arrows, the display

will indicate zero (0:00). The unit time is now set to zero (0:00)

minutes. Alternately, you can use the up/down arrows to get to zero

(0:00).
c. Press the on/off button below the time display. The display will

indicate accumulated time. The up/down arrows will become inactive.

To stop timer, press the on/off button again.

IMPORTANT: This will NOT interrupt the shaking function. Press the

on/off button below the speed display to interrupt the shaking function.
d. To reset, press and hold the on/off button below the time display.

After three (3) seconds the display will indicate the previous set time,

which was zero (0:00).

4. Setting timed mode: Programmed time.

a. Press the up/down arrows below the time display until you reach the

desired time.
b. Start this function by pressing the on/off button below the time

display. The unit will run for the selected time, the up/down arrows

will become inactive while the timer is running. The unit will stop

shaking when time display reaches zero (0:00). Four (4) audible beeps

will indicate the count down function is complete. The time display

will default back to the set time. To repeat for the same time, simply

depress the on/off button again.
c. To interrupt an automatic timing cycle before it is completed, press

the on/off button below the time display. The display will flash off and

on to indicate the time function is on “hold”.

IMPORTANT: This will NOT interrupt the shaking function. Press the

on/off button below the speed display to interrupt the shaking

function. Restart the timer by pressing the on/off button below the

time display. Unit will continue counting down to zero (0:00). When
the display reaches zero (0:00), you will hear the four (4) audible
beeps that indicate the count down function is complete and the
shaking function will cease.

5. Turning unit off:

a. To turn the unit off, press the standby button. The speed and time

displays will be blank, the standby indicator light will illuminate. The
Orbital Shaker should be kept in standby mode when not in use. To
completely cut off power to the unit, disconnect the power cord from
the unit or unplug from the wall outlet.

OPERATING TIPS

Centering your sample and even weight distribution on the tray helps with
balance and stability. As a safety feature, a built-in program will shut power
off to the motor if the tray is prevented from rotating, or the unit is over­loaded beyond its recommended weight capacity. The shaker will automati­cally restart after a power interruption. Built-in memory maintains the last
used speed and time settings during a power interruption.

LOAD SENSING FUNCTION

The Advanced Orbital Shakers Models 3500 and up, are equipped with a load
sensing function that can be activated by the user. This function provides
protection against improper positioning of load and maximum load being
exceeded. When activated, the unit will automatically sense improper load
conditions and slow to a safe running speed, then display that speed fol­lowed by E04 on the speed display. The unit will also beep three (3) times
every 60 seconds until the error is reset by pressing the speed on/off but­ton. To activate the load sensing function use the following steps:

1. Place the unit in standby mode.

2. Press and hold the speed on/off button and press the standby button.
The unit will beep two (2) times, confirming the function is enabled.

3. To restore normal operation, remove AC power to the unit for ten (10)
seconds and then restore power. If the E04 error occurs be sure the load
is within the maximum specification and properly balanced (centered on
tray) and/or reduce sample size/speed before restarting the unit. If the
E04 occurs due to acceptable sample vibration or another vibration
source, the load sensing function can be disabled as described above.

ADDITIONAL LOAD SENSING FEATURE

The Advanced Orbital Shaker Models 3750 and up, are equipped with an addi­tional overload protection feature that lets the user know when the unit’s set
speed is higher than the achievable speed of the unit. The unit speed dis­play will show an E7. The unit will also beep three (3) times every 60 sec­onds until the error is reset by pressing the speed on/off button.

To disable this feature perform the following steps:

1. Place the unit in standby mode by pressing the standby button.

2. Press and hold the speed up button and the standby button. The unit will
beep two (2) times, confirming the function is disabled.

3. To restore unit to normal operation, remove AC power to unit (unplug
power cord from wall outlet) for ten (10) seconds and restart.

BEEPER PREFERENCE

To silence beeper operation (except for error codes), with the unit in stand­by mode, press and hold the time on/off button and press the standby but­ton. To restore normal beeper operation, remove AC power to unit for ten
(10) seconds and then restore.

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CALIBRATION PROCEDURE (Advanced Orbital Shakers Models 3500 and up)
This procedure is used to self calibrate the Advanced Orbital Shakers Models
3500 and up. The tray should be free of any samples, vessels, and accessories
prior to calibrating.

TROUBLE SHOOTING - ADVANCED ORBITAL SHAKER

During operation, any rattling or ticking sounds may indicate a loose screw
on the tray, a tray attachment or an accessory. All accessories should be
sufficiently tightened in place before starting the unit.

1. Turn unit on. Speed and time displays will be illuminated.

2. Press and hold the standby button and momentarily press the speed
on/off button. The speed display should read “CAL”.

3. The unit will run for approximately one (1) minute and automatically
calibrate.

RS-232 SERIAL PORT

RS-232 serial port provides two-way communications for data logging and
unit control. If you need additional details, please contact your VWR repre­sentative or visit vwr.com.

(Advanced Orbital Shakers Models 3500 and up)

TECHNICAL SERVICE

For information or technical assistance contact your local VWR representa­tive or visit vwr.com.

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Error Code

E04 Improper positioning of load,

See ‘Load Sensing Function’ (page 8). If the E04 error persists, switch the
unit off and contact your VWR representative for repairs.

Error Code

E03 Mechanical obstruction

Remove mechanical obstruction. If the E03 error persists, the reason may be
drive system failure and should NOT be addressed by the end user. Switch the
unit off and contact your VWR representative for repairs.

(Available on Model 3750 and up)

Error Code

E07 Unable to reach

Set speed is higher than actual achievable speed E07 can be addressed by
the user. Reduce the speed setting or weight. Press Standby to clear error.
This function can be disabled by following the instructions listed under
“Additional Load Sensing Feature”

Error Code

E08 Electronics Error.
The E08 error should not be addressed by the end user. Switch the unit off
and contact your VWR representative for repairs.

Cause

maximum load exceeded.

Cause

drive system failure.

Cause

set speed.

Cause

REPLACEMENT PARTS - STANDARD 1000 & ADVANCED MINI SHAKER 15

DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER

1. Rubber Mat 480016-00

2. Tray (STD) 280760-00

Tray (ADV) 580050-00

3. Top Plate 280758-00

4. Housing 280302-00

5. Shaker Plate 280759-00

6. Belt 280757-00

7. Motor Pulley 280756-00

8. Motor Plate 280720-00

9. Power Supply 380762-00

10. PC Board 380806-00

11. Motor Connection Cable 380765-00

12. Motor 380763-00

13. Snap ring internal 180040-00

14. Idler Stud 280752-00

15. Bearing 180059-00

16. Snap ring external 180039-00

17. Eccentric counter weight 280754-00

18. Eccentric pulley 280755-00

19. Eccentric shaft 280753-00

20. Wire assembly, 120V 380760-00

21. Wire assembly, 230V 380767-00

22. Base plate, 120V 280328-00

23. Base plate, 230V 280329-00

24. Foot 530052-00

25. Front Panel Membrane Switch 380704-00

26. Idler Shaft 280721-00

27. Pulley Speed Reduction 280723-00

28. Washer, .25" Split Lock 180080-00

29. 1/4-20 Hex Nut 172007-00

30. Snap Ring, External .156 Dia 180081-00

31. Screw 180037-00

32. Belt Speed reduction 280722-00

33. Fuse 380238-00

STANDARD ONLY

34. Knob 287010-00

35. Switch Assembly 380769-00

36. Overlay 380764-00

37. PC Board 380766-00

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REPLACEMENT PARTS - STANDARD 3500

DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER

1. Rubber mat 480004-00

2. Thumbscrew 580001-00

3. Tray 280700-00

4. Top plate 280703-00

5. V-belt 580000-00

6. Motor 280633-00

7. Power supply 380623-00

8. IEC power inlet, 120V 380506-00
IEC power inlet, 230V 380237-00

9. Knob 287010-00

10. Rocker switch 349025-00

11. Front panel 380807-00

12. Control circuit board 380810-00

13. Feet 580002-00

14. Fuse 380238-00

Detachable 92" (234cm) power cord: 120V 330100-00

EURO 330101-00
UK 330102-00
SWISS 330103-00

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REPLACEMENT PARTS - ADVANCED 3500

DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER

1. Rubber mat 480004-00

2. Thumbscrew 580001-00

3. Tray 280700-00

4. Top plate 280703-00

5. V-belt 580000-00

6. Motor 280633-00

7. Power supply 380623-00

8. IEC power inlet, 120V 380506-00
IEC power inlet, 230V 380237-00

9. Front panel 380803-00

10. Control circuit board 380806-00

11. Feet 580002-00

12. Cable, RS 232, 25" 345152-00

13. Fuse 380238-00

Detachable 92" (234cm) power cord: 120V 330100-00

EURO 330101-00
UK 330102-00
SWISS 330103-00

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REPLACEMENT PARTS - ADVANCED 3750

DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER

1. Rubber mat 480004-00

2. Thumbscrew 580001-00

3. Tray 280533-00

4. Top plate 280531-00

5. V-belt 580000-00

6. Motor 280633-00

7. Power supply 380623-00

8. IEC power inlet, 120V 380506-00
IEC power inlet, 230V 380237-00

9. Front panel 380803-00

10. Control circuit board 380813-00

11. Feet 580002-00

12. Slides 180068-00

13. Fuse 380238-00

14. Cable, RS 232, 25" 345152-00

Detachable 92" (234cm) power cord: 120V 330100-00

EURO 330101-00
UK 330102-00
SWISS 330103-00

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REPLACEMENT PARTS - STANDARD & ADVANCED 5000

DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER

1. Rubber mat 280809-00

2. Thumbscrew 580001-00

3. Tray 280804-00

4. Top plate 280806-00

5. V-belt 580000-00

6. Motor 280633-00

7. Power supply, 24V 380623-00

8. Power entry module 386122-00

9. Advanced digital membrane switch 380803-00

10. Display circuit board 380813-00

11. Line filter 387022-00

12. Cable, RS-232, 33" 345153-00

13. Feet 580017-00

14. Fuse 380238-00

STANDARD ONLY

15. Knob 287010-00

16. Rocker switch 349025-00

17. Front panel 380807-00

18. Control circuit board 380812-00

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REPLACEMENT PARTS - ADVANCED 10000 - 150000

DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER

1. Feet 580017-00

2. Front bezel 280501-00

3. Advanced digital membrane switch 380803-00

4. Display circuit board 380813-00

5. Line filter 387022-00

6. Power supply, 386331-00

7. Cable, RS-232, 33" 345153-00

8. Power entry module 386122-00

9. Photosensor mounting bracket 280820-00

10. Photosensor 380636-00

11. Bearing 6000-ZZ, large 130111-00

12. Bearing, ball 6004-ZZ 130108-00

13. Encoder disk 280818-00

14. Motor 386332-00

15. Motor mounting plate 280817-00

16. Pulley 3.75:1 280819-00

17. Counter weight 280094-00

18. Counter pulley 280083-00

19. V-belt 580018-00

20. Top plate 280816-00

21. Drive/idler shaft 280815-00

22. Eccentric shaft insert 480013-00

23. Bearing holder 445026-00

24. Bearing, 1623DS 145027-00

25. Tray - Model 15K 280813-00
Mat - Model 15K 480015-00
Tray - Model 10K 280812-00
Mat - Model 10K 480014-00

26. Bearing cap 280087-00

27. O-ring 180006-00

28. Drive/idler shaft 280814-00

29. Fuse 380238-00

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PLATFORM USAGE CHART

PLATFORM SIZE PLATFORM TYPE PART NUMBER USED ON SHAKER MODEL NUMBERS

11 x 13” Universal 89027-702 Model 3500, Model 3750
13 x 13” Universal 97003-586 Model 3500, Model 3750
18 x 18”* Universal 97003-588 Model 3500, Model 3750**
18 x 24”* Universal 97003-590 Model 3500, Model 3750**, Model 5000**
18 x 30”* Universal 97003-594 Model 5000
24 x 24” Universal 97003-592 Model 10000
24 x 36” Universal 97003-596 Model 15000

* TWO TIER READY

DEDICATED PLATFORM SIZE PVC FLASK CLAMP CAPACITIES PART NUMBER USED ON SHAKER MODEL NUMBERS

DEDICATED PLATFORMS WITH

13 x 13” (125mL) 16 x 125mL 97003-616 Model 3500, Model 3750
13 x 13 (250mL) 12 x 250mL 97003-618 Model 3500, Model 3750
13 x 13 (500mL) 8 x 500mL 97003-620 Model 3500, Model 3750
13 x 13 (1L) 4 x 1L 97003-622 Model 3500, Model 3750
18 x 18” (125mL)* 27 x 125mL 97003-624 Model 3500, Model 3750 **
18 x 18” (250mL)* 20 x 250mL 97003-626 Model 3500, Model 3750 **
18 x 18” (500mL)* 13 x 500mL 97003-628 Model 3500, Model 3750 **
18 x 18” (1L)* 9 x 1L 97003-630 Model 3500, Model 3750 **
Tier Braces 97003-646

* TWO TIER READY

PLATFORM SIZE PLATFORM TYPE PART NUMBER USED ON SHAKER MODEL NUMBERS

18 x 18”* Culture Platform 97003-598 Model 3500, Model 3750**
18 x 24”* Culture Platform 97003-600 Model 3500, Model 3750**, Model 5000**
18 x 18” Adjustable Platform 97003-602 Model 3500
18 x 24” Adjustable Platform 97003-604 Model 5000
30 x 18” Large Vessel Carrier 97003-606 Model 5000
24 x 24” Large Vessel Carrier 97003-608 Model 10000
24 x 36” Large Vessel Carrier 97003-610 Model 15000
18 x 18” Separatory Funnel Platform 97003-632 Model 3500, Model 3750

* Two Tier Ready

** PLATFORM STACKING IS NOT AVAILABLE ON MODEL 3750 AND MODEL 5000

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FLASK CLAMP PLATFORM CAPACITY

Stainless Steel Erlenmeyer Flask Clamps

PLATFORM SIZE PART NUMBER 57018-775 57018-786 57018-797 57018-800 57018-811 57018-822 14215-224 14215-226 14215-228 14215-230 14215-232

11x13 89027-702 60 25 13 10 974 N/A N/A N/A N/A
13x13 97003-586 60 30 15 12 12 84 3 1 1 1
18x18 97003-588 113 64 32 20 20 13 8524 2
18x24 97003-590 158 88 44 28 28 20 12 634 3
18x30 97003-594 203 112 56 36 36 26 15 836 4
24x24 97003-592 221 121 61 41 41 25 16 955 5

10mL 25mL 50mL 125mL 250mL 500mL 1L 2L 2.8L 4L 6L

Stainless Steel Media Bottle Clamps

PLATFORM SIZE PART NUMBER 14215-236 14215-238

11x13 89027-702 52
13x13 97003-586 65
18x18 97003-588 16 10
18x24 97003-590 20 13
18x30 97003-594 28 18
24x24 97003-592 25 18
24x36 97003-596 40 30

500mL 1L

Microplate Clamp

PLATFORM SIZE PART NUMBER 97003-634

11x13 89027-702 4
13x13 97003-586 6
18x18 97003-588 12
18x24 97003-590 18
18x30 97003-594 21
24x24 97003-592 24
24x36 97003-596 36

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MICROPLATE CLAMP

PVC Erlenmeyer Flask Clamps

PLATFORM SIZE PART NUMBER 97003-576 97003-578 97003-580 97003-582 97003-584

11x13 89027-702 10 85 2N/A
13x13 97003-586 12 10 643
18x18 97003-588 20 18 12 84
18x24 97003-590 28 25 16 10 6
18x30 97003-594 36 33 20 14 8
24x24 97003-592 41 35 24 13 9
24x36 97003-596 61 55 38 22 13

125mL 250mL 500mL 1L 2L

TEST TUBE RACK PLATFORM CAPACITY

Half Size Stationary

PLATFORM SIZE PART NUMBER 12620-952 12620-956 12620-958 12620-960 12620-962 11301-134 11301-136

1.5 to 2mL 10 to 13mm 14 to 16 mm 18 to 20 mm 22 to 25 mm 15mL Centrifuge 50mL Centrifuge

Microtube Rack Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack

capacity = 70 capacity = 63 capacity = 48 capacity = 35 capacity = 24 capacity = 35 capacity = 12

11x13 89027-702 22222 2 2
13x13 97003-586 22222 2 2
18x18 97003-588 44444 4 4
18x24 97003-590 66666 6 6
18x30 97003-594 88888 8 8
24x24 97003-592 88888 8 8
24x36 97003-596 77777 7 7

Full Size Stationary

PLATFORM SIZE PART NUMBER 14215-240 14215-242 14215-244 12985-052

10 to 14mm 16 to 20mm 21 to 25mm 50mL Centrifuge

Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack

capacity = 48 capacity = 33 capacity = 21 capacity = 17

11x13 89027-702 N/A N/A N/A N/A
13x13 97003-586 N/A N/A N/A N/A
18x18 97003-588 3333
18x24 97003-590 5555
18x30 97003-594 6666
24x24 97003-592 7777
24x36 97003-596 5555

Full Size Pivoting

PLATFORM SIZE PART NUMBER 97003-636 97003-638 97003-640 97003-642 97003-644

13mm 16mm 20mm 25mm 30mm

Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack Test Tube Rack

capacity = 90 capacity = 60 capacity = 40 capacity = 24 capacity = 21

11x13 89027-702 11111
13x13 97003-586 22222
18x18 97003-588 22222
18x24 97003-590 33333
18x30 97003-594 44444
24x24 97003-592 44444
24x36 97003-596 66666

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MANUFACTURED BY: Henry Troemner, LLC • 201 Wolf Drive • PO Box 87 • Thorofare, NJ 08086-0087

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Phone: [phone] • Fax: [phone] • E-mail: [e-mail] www.troemner.com

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