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Thermo Scientific Shandon Citadel 1000

Has the spare part number 69820035 been changed to another number?
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Dantoni
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Thermo Scientific Team
Sorry for the delay in our response. The part number that you requested has been discontinued and replaced with P/N A69810156. I hope this helps, if you have any other questions or want to talk to someone directly regarding this part, please do not hesitate to contact us. Lisa Thermo Fisher Scientific
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Hector Morales

Do you have the service manual of Shandon Citadel 1000?

Or you know what mean the error "AL 7"?

Thank you in advance.

Hector Morales. isaiasin@hotmail.com

 

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scott almburg

On the Citadel 1000  what are the most common  parts that fail?      On our unit,  the Position LEDS 1-4 5-7 and 9-11 function normally.

Each index position displays the correct LED sequence.     CW , CCW  and motor brake functions.

But, when trying to index from 1 slot to the next,  sometimes  the head only moves a few degrees,  not the 30 degrees that it should.

 

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scott almburg

On the Citadel 1000  what are the most common  parts that fail?      On our unit,  the Position LEDS 1-4 5-7 and 9-11 function normally.

Each index position displays the correct LED sequence.     CW , CCW  and motor brake functions.

But, when trying to index from 1 slot to the next,  sometimes  the head only moves a few degrees,  not the 30 degrees that it should.

 

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scott almburg

On the Citadel 1000  what are the most common  parts that fail?      On our unit,  the Position LEDS 1-4 5-7 and 9-11 function normally.

Each index position displays the correct LED sequence.     CW , CCW  and motor brake functions.

But, when trying to index from 1 slot to the next,  sometimes  the head only moves a few degrees,  not the 30 degrees that it should.

 

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scott almburg

P/N A69810156    replaces   A69820035  which appears to have replaced the A69820036 board.

The ***35 board uses a 64 pin HD63B03YP microproceesor and  uses PALCE16V8 programmable gate arrays

The **36 board appears to be an older version that uses a 40 pin Hitachi microprocessor and discreet 74HC14 gates instead

of the gate arrays.  It appears both boards work in the Citadel 1000 and 2000.

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