The process of removing, replacing, and reinstalling the F1 tip ejector sleeve requires great care, a high attention to detail, patience, and steady hands. Please dedicate a good work area with good lighting and space where small parts can be located should they pop/fly out during disassembly. Pipette damage and lost parts may occur if attention to detail is not maintained. Please proceed at your own risk.
Replacement Parts:
Finnpipette F1 Single Channel
Finnpipette F2 Single Channel
Disassembly Process:
Step 1:
Press down and hold the tip ejector button. This will lower the tip ejector sleeve for disassembly.
NOTE:
See ‘Replacement Parts’ above for F1 and F2 Tip Ejector Sleeve replacement parts, including ejectors.
Step 2:
Grasp the tip ejector sleeve and gently twist to the left to disengage it from the pipette body.
Step 3:
Once disengaged slide it down and away from the shaft.
Reassembly Process
Step 4:
Slide the new tip ejector sleeve up the shaft.
Step 5:
Press down and hold the tip ejector button.
Step 6:
Twist the tip ejector sleeve gently to the right to engage it with the pipette body.
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