
The process of calibrating Thermo Fisher Finnpipette Novus pipettes requires great care and a high attention to detail. Please dedicate a good work area with good lighting. Pipette damage may occur if attention to detail is not maintained. Please proceed at your own risk.
How to adjust a Finnpipette Novus electronic pipette. This will apply to the single and multi channel pipettes.

Step 1:
Access the option to calibrate by clicking on the menu button.

Step 2:
Move the down button until you reach the ‘Options’ and click ‘OK’

Step 3:
Move down until you reach the ‘Calibrate’ option and click ‘OK’

Step 4:
Select the ‘Two Points’ option by clicking ‘OK’

Step 5:
The next screen will show what the target volumes should be. Click ‘Edit to move to the next screen.

Step 6:
The next screen will show the actual volume. This is where you will edit to show what your actual readings are. You will edit ‘Actual Max’ first, then ‘Actual Min’. Click ‘OK’ when you are done adjusting the volumes on the screen. (The volumes are blinking on this screen. This picture happened to be taken during the blink)

Step 7:
Click the ‘Save’ button

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