[3dem] Vitrobot - plunging mechanism
Bob Grassucci
rg2502 at columbia.edu
Tue Jul 29 06:04:02 PDT 2008
Hi Oren,
If you look at the blotting pads there is a metal wire that engages
teeth in the back of the blotting pads that cause the pads to rotate
after each blot. My guess is that that pin is either bent or pushed to
the side so it does not rotate. Have a look behind the pads.
Regards,
Bob
Oren Regev wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> We use Vitrobot (first commercial FEI version) and have serious problems
>
> with the blotting mechanism unit: blotting is not completed and the
> filter papers do not rotate.
>
> Have any of you share the same problems, or solved this problem?
>
> Thank you,
>
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> Oren Regev
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