Wave/Xuri Basic care, calibration, and troubleshooting

Proper routine care procedures, calibration verification, and basic troubleshooting are critical to ensuring your WAVE/Xuri 25 system operates in peak condition and contributes to your success. We’ll help you understand when service may be required, who to call, and what information will be important to help expedite diagnosis and repair. Our field service engineers and technical leaders have gathered their best practices and are ready to share their knowledge with you — helping you maximize the uptime of your system and provide optimal conditions for your cell production.

Speaker:
Thomas Imranyi
Lead Service Engineer, Cytiva

Thomas Imranyi has a long history with the WAVE Bioreactor platform. He transitioned from WAVE Biotech LLC to GE Healthcare in 2004 and to Cytiva in early 2020. During his tenure, Thomas has witnessed the evolution of the WAVE Bioreactor platform and has become a technical expert in service and support. Thomas gained an intimate knowledge of the inner workings and accessories of WAVE Bioreactors while working on the manufacturing floor and has held positions from field service engineer and technical trainer to field technical leader. For the last nine years, he has been an integral member of the Global Service Engineering Team for new product introductions as they relate to service and serviceability.