For daily cleaning, the centrifuge uses water or neutral detergent to wipe rotors and chambers; alkaline or abrasive solvents are prohibited. Keep the top cover open when idle to keep the rotor chamber dry and remove debris promptly.

Special protection is required for toxic, radioactive or contaminated samples.

For accessories, ensure good grounding, keep away from strong electromagnetic interference, avoid intense UV radiation and prolonged heating. Replace cracked, deformed or leaking centrifuge tubes immediately.

After reinstalling rotors, fasten screws tightly and lubricate rotor pins regularly. The condenser at the rear needs regular dust removal by compressed air to maintain heat transfer.

Rotors, chambers and accessories can be disinfected with common agents, considering material compatibility.

Operators must check motors, rotors, shafts, fasteners and grounding before each run to ensure no corrosion, looseness or abnormal vibration. Regular maintenance reduces failures, extends lifespan and ensures safe and efficient experiments.