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Check list

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Power up sequence

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ESR Unit check

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Priming the fluid system

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Liquid levels sensors

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Checks during operation

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Fill procedure

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Manual sampling

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End of day

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End-of-day-wash procedure

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Turn off sequence

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Control pipettes

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Reporting

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Result Printout

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Report 60-Minute mode

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Report 30 Minute mode

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ESR Error

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ESR Error and Warning code messages

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Reporting range

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Limit error settings

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Reporting range

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Aspect Hazy

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Waste handling

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Data safety management

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Power failure

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Maintenance

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Daily

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Weekly

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Check the sensors in service mode

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Blood spill removal

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Cleaning liquid separator

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Level 4 maintenance

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Contents

MRN-164_2-EN Version 1.08 Starrsed TL

Summary of Contents for STARRSED TL

Page 1: ...Instructions for Use Starrsed TL MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08...

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Page 3: ...User Interface 15 2 2 Technical specifications 16 2 3 Used reagents 18 2 3 1 Starrsed Rinse solution 18 2 3 2 Starrsed Diluent 18 2 3 3 Deionized water 18 2 3 4 Starrsed Disinfectant 18 2 3 5 Starrsed...

Page 4: ...n 40 5 3 6 Set start end date 41 5 3 7 History analyse results 42 5 4 Reagents screen 43 5 4 1 Display reagent history 44 5 4 2 New reagent input 45 5 4 2 1 New reagent input cont 45 5 5 Maintenance s...

Page 5: ...lt Printout 59 7 1 1 Report 60 Minute mode 60 7 1 2 Report 30 Minute mode 61 7 2 ESR Error 61 7 2 1 ESR Error and Warning code messages 61 7 2 2 Reporting range 62 7 3 Limit error settings 62 7 4 Repo...

Page 6: ...not sensing 80 11 9 Sampling and results troubleshooting 80 11 10 Robot arm error general procedure 81 11 11 Air bubbles 81 11 11 1 Pipette looks like zebra crossing 82 11 11 2 Foam in column 82 11 11...

Page 7: ...Index 136 Contents MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08 Starrsed TL 7...

Page 8: ...w chapters H Schavemaker 1 04 January 2017 all Model TLAX109100 items added Minor corrections H Schavemaker 1 03 August 2016 Introduction Maintenance screen History screen Appendix Revised specificati...

Page 9: ...mity with the Westergren standard For professional use in medical laboratories only To be used for all patient populations not restricted by age or any other anatomical or physiological particulars 1...

Page 10: ...barcode reader and each sedimentation measurement is linked to the identified sample so that a manual work sheet is unnecessary Patient ID s are provided by the Laboratory Information System The Inte...

Page 11: ...ally assess the performance of the Starrsed instrument at your lab Through EQAS the test results of the instrument obtained with Starrsed Control are objectively compared with a worldwide peer group u...

Page 12: ...sible Laboratories that operate different Starrsed instruments in different capacities are assured that correlations are precise and fully reliable 1 8 Dilution principle The principle of adding Dilue...

Page 13: ...Graphic showing typical absorption values of a sample Introduction MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08 Starrsed TL 13...

Page 14: ...nt followed by a drying cycle The fill line is back flushed using diluent The temperature is corrected to the standard value of 18 C and ESR s may be read after one hour or 30 minutes A foretell one h...

Page 15: ...iners for reagent supply and is delivered with level sensors 2 1 PC Operation and User Interface The entire operation of the Interrliner is driven by a personal computer with Windows operating system...

Page 16: ...blood specimen types For EDTA mode Whole blood with 1 EDTA anticoagulant Automatic dilution 4 vols blood 1 vol Starrsed Diluent Reported result mm after 1 hour Blood volume Aspirated blood volume per...

Page 17: ...tandby 70 Watt Operation 360 Watt Environment Sound level Less than 65 dBa Environment temperature 18 35 C Relative humidity 10 90 Total dimensions Minimum Working space 1700x1100 mm Total height cabi...

Page 18: ...nized water After each aspiration the fill nozzle is flushed with de ionized water The water container is a 5 liter plastic container and must be filled up when empty If the deionized water comes up w...

Page 19: ...s to the instrument to a non authorised person at any time Whenever it is likely that safety protection has been impaired the instrument must be made inoperative and be secured against any unintended...

Page 20: ...eck error message on the monitor Note the rack input status indicator at the front of the cabinet for safe use of the manual rack input During processing three coloured signals are used after activati...

Page 21: ...checked by a trained engineer prior to first operation Detailed installation instructions are given in the Interrliner Installation manual Connect the instrument only to a properly earthed power conn...

Page 22: ...screen The Reagents screen is used to check the reagent levels and log reagent replacement To activate priming sequences and cleaning operations the screen Maintenance is used The Settings and Service...

Page 23: ...software and manuals for the Interrliner can be downloaded from the RR Mechatronics website www rrmechatronics com Login part The following program description is valid for software from version 6 12...

Page 24: ...ime at the measure position Do not perform normal sampling when Service mode is activated When the ESR analyser unit is running in the NORMAL MODE the instrument uses the standard saved settings For i...

Page 25: ...h pipette is washed at position D On the display the belt is also moving accordingly The numbers A next to the pipettes are the numbers on the pipette belt When a pipette is filled successfully a blue...

Page 26: ...ad correctly waiting for response from LIMS Barcode was read correctly but ESR is not required for this sample ESR is required and waiting to be done ESR was measured successfully ESR was measured but...

Page 27: ...s is the button to start or stop the manual sampling It is possible to perform sampling manually to be able to process samples with high priority Depending on the LIMS communication settings sampling...

Page 28: ...5 2 3 Pipette information The following information is shown Starrsed TL program 28 MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08 Starrsed TL...

Page 29: ...has been measured and the pipette is marked to be washed when it reaches the rinse station This indicator is also on when a sample could not be aspirated properly 5 3 History screen In History the fo...

Page 30: ...splay pipette data This table shows information of the samples in the carousel during the selected ESR process time After measuring the pipette the pipette data is transferred to the sample history fi...

Page 31: ...a number of past days Default value is set for 7 days Show results of a specific day Show results of the range between the first selected date to the next selected date Select in the table a Sample ID...

Page 32: ...day Show results of the range between the first selected date to the next selected date From the selected Sample ID detailed information is shown on this screen Sample ID Sample Identification number...

Page 33: ...ed over a selected period Make a selection of the following graphs Daily mean mm Use this to check variations in the daily mean ESR Hazy Increasing hazy aspects are an indication for contamination of...

Page 34: ...ults can be displayed in table format or in graphical format When the Starrsed Control sample ID is used results are only listed here When Lab ID barcode is used QC results are also listed in Patient...

Page 35: ...ed Control expiry date is exceeded it is not possible to continue with this QC sample The sample is not measured but the failed attempt is logged in the table Expected ESR This is the temperature corr...

Page 36: ...S is activated at QC Settings Related patient results This screen is simular to the Display sample history screen The background colour of the patient history table is switched to light yellow to dist...

Page 37: ...iation the average deviation of all QC results compared with the expected ESR Coefficient of variation ratio of the standard deviation to the expected ESR expressed in a percentage Number of QC result...

Page 38: ...QC result The results are presented in the layout of the Display sample history screen Depending on the frequency of QC samples related patient results may span over multiple days and are listed per...

Page 39: ...Settings the links can be removed automatically when a usable ESR result has been reported for this particular Lab ID 5 3 4 7 QC Result analysis Authorized staff should identify and differentiate acce...

Page 40: ...ction for all or today s results between start time and end time or make a selection for 1 A specific number of past days 2 A specific date 3 A range of days from start date to end date Starrsed TL pr...

Page 41: ...5 3 6 Set start end date Enter the Start End date and time Starrsed TL program MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08 Starrsed TL 41...

Page 42: ...l the samples with a dilution rate 110 are displayed in the table By selecting Dilution 90 all the samples with a dilution rate 90 are displayed in the table Aspect By selecting one of the three Hazy...

Page 43: ...s To input new reagent information when reagent container is replaced click on the appropriate text box Note When the expiry date is exceeded the text box will flash red The software checks the reagen...

Page 44: ...y of the used reagents Select the reagent type on the right side For external use of the information all the logged reagent data can be exported to EXCEL CSV format by clicking Export to Excel CSV Sta...

Page 45: ...e for all reagents Input screen for new reagents Make a selection to add new default setting or delete the current information and continue with Next 5 4 2 1 New reagent input cont Data can be entered...

Page 46: ...date when the reagent was placed 5 Check if the preview box shows the correct information then press OK 5 5 Maintenance screen When there is a sensor alarm an alarm indicator is shown in the tab This...

Page 47: ...outer needle sample probe and fill nozzle are washed Prime Diluter The Diluter prime cycle is 5 strokes of the syringe Prime Nozzle with water After each aspiration the fill nozzle is flushed with de...

Page 48: ...ll Clean This button starts the Fill Clean procedure During prolonged use of the instrument proteins are building up in the Westergren pipettes which need to be removed using a strong cleaning agent T...

Page 49: ...belt The value can be set in tab Settings Check Diluter start sensor This sensor is only used in EDTA mode If the diluter does not start during the aspiration the status of this sensor must be checked...

Page 50: ...the sensor value is in range Press the button Measure The pipette currently at the measure position will be measured The results are displayed in graphical form Measure head start position correct Me...

Page 51: ...All errors that occurred during operation are logged automatically This list can be used by field engineers to check the status of the instrument and locate possible problems This log can be saved e...

Page 52: ...alarm indicator is shown in the tab Maintenance All performed maintenance functions are logged automatically This log can be saved e g to a memory stick by clicking button Save As 5 5 5 Maintenance i...

Page 53: ...rt to wash all pipettes needle fill nozzle and rinse nozzle wash station The function can be set up for automatic execution in the following screen Close program will only close down the program 5 5 7...

Page 54: ...restart sample mode when finished if needed 5 5 8 End of day wash schedule settings Select the time of the day in hours and minutes for automatic start of this function 5 6 Settings screen The Setting...

Page 55: ...dure Switch ON the Interrliner Wait until Windows is ready for use Start the Starrsed software 6 1 3 ESR Unit check Check if there are no error messages maintenance warnings or reagent level warnings...

Page 56: ...time 6 2 Liquid levels sensors The Interrliner has liquid level sensors When the level sensor alarm appears replace reagent as soon as possible 6 3 Checks during operation Perform regularly visual che...

Page 57: ...e instrument is busy with another process 4 Sample tubes which were present in the tube disk before the manual input process from earlier track feeding will be temporarily transported to the 2 buffer...

Page 58: ...ut running the End of day wash procedure When End of day wash procedure is selected a selection screen for this function is shown The following options are available for this function 1 Select from th...

Page 59: ...9 Compact bidirectional 10 Compact unidirectional String format for StaRRsed 11 StaRRsed III V14 12 Vesmatic 13 Sedimatic 15 14 Sedimatic 100 15 Opus bidirectional 16 Advia 120 bidirectional 17 Advia...

Page 60: ...21 60 23 EDTA 905006 5 5 CLEAR 22 60 23 EDTA 079 905007 24 60 23 Too many borders found 905008 25 60 23 L_err 84 75 200 EDTA 905002 905003 905004 Sample results with hazy aspect 905005 Sample result...

Page 61: ...e following codes are defined 0 No errors 1 No cells plasma found Error No contents could be detected in the pipette 2 ESR Probably 140 mm Error Extremely high ESR value 3 Too many borders found Error...

Page 62: ...temperature corrected 60 minute result ccc is the column height Example of a limit error message L_err 42 84 75 200 means 42 mm in the 30 minute method and temperature correction 75 with a correct co...

Page 63: ...ill state HAZY Hazy see on page 135 reports are shown when the change from the hazy level to the cell plasma separation level occurs outside the given distance The following code messages are reported...

Page 64: ...8 Waste handling The Interrliner has to be connected on a centralised waste system according local regulations and specifications Waste handling 64 MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08 Starrsed TL...

Page 65: ...entation time 60 or 30 min may be exceeded However the start time is saved and therefore the actual sedimentation time can be checked Important system settings are kept in an internal Flash Eprom insi...

Page 66: ...el 1 2 Maintenance By service technician WARNING Always be aware of the danger of infection especially during maintenance Take appropriate precautions There is blood involved and therefore a BIO HAZAR...

Page 67: ...Check Temperature sensor box Temperature sensor TS Room temperature Diluent flow sensor check Go to tab Maintenance Check sensor Select Check Diluent flow sensor box Press test When test is finished...

Page 68: ...maintenance 10 3 1 Replace bacterial filters Detailed instructions of this procedure can be found in WI Cleaning liquid separator As part of the Cleaning liquid separator procedure the bacterial Hepa...

Page 69: ...be moved freely 11 Place the adapter with dummy tube on the tube disk Ensure tubing between adapter and dummy sample tube is below the tube disk 12 Rotate the tube disk until the dummy sample tube is...

Page 70: ...panner TLAX110026 are needed Needle removal 1 Remove drip tray metal sheet under needle unit behind door 2 Disconnect both tubes 3 Loosen the knurled knob 4 Remove the complete needle assembly outside...

Page 71: ...rew slightly Hold the needle assembly block tight and turn just the spring clockwise 10 Insert the outer needle carefully into the needle tool TLAX110023 place the inner needle without damaging the in...

Page 72: ...blocking the LEDs If cleaning is needed continue with step 2 2 Clean the tube near the Liquid sensor with De ionized water and dry with canned air or a gauze pad 3 Remove the drip tray under the needl...

Page 73: ...pump plate holder 6 Pull the new tube over the peristaltic pump rotor 7 Pull pump tube slightly downwards and at the same time towards the back of the Interrliner If the tube is not fitted correctly...

Page 74: ...pty container 3 Remove the container screw caps and pull the necks of the bottle packs out of the cardboard box 4 Install the level sensors and spacers 5 Add new reagent information in the software WA...

Page 75: ...nfectant White 5 Check if reagent tubing is not pinched off 6 Close cabinet 7 Enter new reagent information see Reagents screen After each reagents change the fluid system must be primed 1 Select Main...

Page 76: ...of alcohol or solvents Always spray the glass cleaner on a microfiber cloth or towel and then clean the touchscreen Glass cleaner sprayed directly on the monitor could possibly leak inside a non seale...

Page 77: ...not cleared or the error occurs again and cannot be solved 1 Close the Interrliner PC software 2 Reset the internal power unit switch is located at the bottom of the internal power supply 3 Start the...

Page 78: ...ates a separator error Separator error may be caused by Extensive foam build up in the liquid separator Check the separator assembly and connections for possible air leaks Waste tube between liquid se...

Page 79: ...y important that the system is kept sterile Erroneous haziness looks more like haemolytic plasma than normal hazy plasma If there is an abnormal number of hazy aspects check the dispenser system caref...

Page 80: ...ease the conductivity 11 9 Sampling and results troubleshooting Results are not sent to LIMS If samples are processed and results are visible in patient history but are not sent to the LIMS Check in L...

Page 81: ...d to the track not aspirated sample tubes will be processed after initial check Do not remove tubes from the gripper or other positions Samples are routed with use of the track system and Laboratory I...

Page 82: ...op of the blood column does not affect the sedimentation process itself The sedimentation develops normally below the bubbles However too many bubbles bring about a shortening of the effective blood c...

Page 83: ...op sensor by more than 10mm One air bubble can result in ESR Error 3 11 11 4 One air bubble rising in pipette 1 Usually this is caused by a wet or dirty fill nozzle The blood column should not reach r...

Page 84: ...le tube Small air bubbles result in ESR Error 3 11 11 6 Random air bubbles in pipette 1 Check Diluent flow by priming the diluter system 2 Insufficient sample volume Random air bubbles result in ESR E...

Page 85: ...t of range ESR Result is given Temperature correction not activated Consider QC Sample as not correct Try new QC sample tube normal samples will be finished Check acceptable range in QC settings If th...

Page 86: ...cceptable range The last QC result should be evaluated by authorized staff to decide whether the Interrliner may run patient samples depending on the the nature of errors Press Yes to continue samplin...

Page 87: ...Compare only results from one batch If Lab ID is used check the linked Starrsed Control ID It is possible that a new batch is in use without changing to the new assayed mean value Systematic QC error...

Page 88: ...12 Work instruction Interrliner Work instruction section Work instruction Interrliner 88 MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08 Starrsed TL...

Page 89: ...e and start filling the adapter until the dummy sample tube is filled without air Place red cap on dummy sample tube and turn adapter again fill the adapter completely Check for air in the dummy sampl...

Page 90: ...and press Continue 14 The needle goes up and the fill and clean process is started This cycle takes about 90 minutes 15 When all the pipettes are filled the needle goes back to the home position 16 Op...

Page 91: ...embly and needle assembly 6 Open carousel plate and inspect the peristaltic pump tubes and connections for leaks 7 Check tubing from the syringe for trapped air bubbles 8 Check Diluent syringe for tra...

Page 92: ...nstrument status in the LAS from online to offline Clean Fill nozzle 1 2 3 4 5 6 Clean fill nozzle The use of a toothbrush and detergent is recommended Carefully scrub the fill nozzle inner part Use a...

Page 93: ...he glass jar Cleaning C A little silicon grease on the rim of separator will make the assembling and adjustment easier D If applicable replace the bacterial HEPA filter For Maintenance Level 4 Exchang...

Page 94: ...Flow must shown as activated Separator check Go to tab Maintenance Check sensor Select Check Separator sensor box Separator sensor 200 600 700 Liquid sensor check Go to tab Maintenance Check sensor Se...

Page 95: ...n the guide fork is free of clogging remove clogging if needed 11 Wipe stainless steel plates below the pipettes with disinfectant 12 Close cover front doors and activate the instrument in the LAS Wor...

Page 96: ...019 Inactivate the instrument in the LAS Clean fill nozzle and exchange O ring Fill Nozzle 1 2 3 4 5 6 Clean fill nozzle The use of a toothbrush and detergent is recommended Carefully scrub the fill n...

Page 97: ...liquid separator Removing A Clean all parts with hot water and a brush B Use some acid free vaseline on the screw thread of the glass jar Cleaning Work instruction Interrliner MRN 164_2 EN Version 1...

Page 98: ...t de ionized water 3 Mix the solution well 4 Fill adapter TLAX110906 with the cleaning solution Turn adapter upside down and remove red cap from dummy tube and start filling the adapter until the dumm...

Page 99: ...dummy sample tube is centered over the needle 12 Close the hood and press Continue 13 The needle goes up and the fill and clean process is started This cycle takes about 90 minutes 14 When all the pi...

Page 100: ...ehind door 2 Disconnect both tubes 3 Loosen the knurled knob 4 Remove the complete needle assembly outside the instrument 5 Clean the needle with a disinfectant O ring replacement Work instruction Int...

Page 101: ...se 10 Insert the outer needle carefully into the needle tool TLAX110023 place the inner needle without damaging the inner needle tip straight through the outer needle 11 Hold the spanner TLAX110026 in...

Page 102: ...he tube near the Liquid sensor with De ionized water and dry with canned air or a gauze pad 3 Remove the drip tray under the needle 4 Use a soft fine bristle toothbrush to remove any foreign particles...

Page 103: ...ed signal Standby and Flow must shown as activated Separator check Go to tab Maintenance Check sensor Select Check Separator sensor box Separator sensor 200 600 700 Liquid sensor check Go to tab Maint...

Page 104: ...Clean liquid sensor Sensor check Exchange waste pump tube Exchange pinch valve Final cleaning and preparation Air filter replacement Inactivate the instrument in the LAS Clean fill nozzle and exchang...

Page 105: ...7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Clean liquid separator Removing Work instruction Interrliner MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08 Starrsed TL 105...

Page 106: ...he assembling and adjustment easier D If applicable replace the bacterial HEPA filter For Maintenance Level 4 Exchange filter QWLV040002 Replacing Exchange peristaltic pump tubes New tube replacement...

Page 107: ...ll pump tube slightly downwards and at the same time towards the back of the Interrliner If the tube is not fitted correctly or is worn the following symptoms can occur Liquid flowing back into the co...

Page 108: ...the dummy sample tube is filled without air Place red cap on dummy sample tube and turn adapter again fill the adapter completely Check for air in the dummy sample tube 5 Ensure that the Interrliner...

Page 109: ...nutes 14 When all the pipettes are filled the needle goes back to the home position 15 Remove the adapter unit Replace needle O ring For assembling and disassembling the special needle holder tool TLA...

Page 110: ...0023 3 Remove the spring QWVR0012260 4 Loosen TLAX090012 O ringscrew from the needle holder 5 Remove the O ring QWLV050002 6 If needed Grease the outside of the inner needle base by removing TLAX09001...

Page 111: ...ock wise 12 Remove the spanner TLAX110026 hold the needle assembly by the assembly block and tighten the outer needle firmly with TLAX110023 13 Check if the pipes are facing the same direction 14 Comp...

Page 112: ...th canned air or a gauze pad 3 Remove the drip tray under the needle 4 Use a soft fine bristle toothbrush to remove any foreign particles in front of the sensor LEDs Brush up and down in the slots on...

Page 113: ...10 Temperature sensor check Go to tab Maintenance Check sensor Select Check Temperature sensor box Temperature sensor TS Room temperature Diluent flow sensor check Go to tab Maintenance Check sensor...

Page 114: ...bubbles are found go to tab Maintenance click button Prime Clean and perform the Prime Diluent function 7 Clean needle top with disinfectant 8 Wipe stainless steel plates below the pipettes with disin...

Page 115: ...Removing A Clean all parts with hot water and a brush B Use some acid free vaseline on the screw thread of the glass jar Cleaning C A little silicon grease on the rim of separator will make the assemb...

Page 116: ...Work instruction Interrliner 116 MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08 Starrsed TL...

Page 117: ...disinfectant 6 Leave the disinfectant in the system for 15 minutes Step 2 1 Take the diluent suction tube out of the disinfectant 2 Wipe the tube clean and dry with a tissue 3 Empty the bottle and ref...

Page 118: ...cial needle holder tool TLAX110023 and spanner TLAX110026 are needed Needle removal 1 Remove drip tray metal sheet under needle unit behind door 2 Disconnect both tubes 3 Loosen the knurled knob 4 Rem...

Page 119: ...se 10 Insert the outer needle carefully into the needle tool TLAX110023 place the inner needle without damaging the inner needle tip straight through the outer needle 11 Hold the spanner TLAX110026 in...

Page 120: ...Work instruction Interrliner 120 MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08 Starrsed TL...

Page 121: ...13 Appendix for Interrliner Appendix section Appendix for Interrliner MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08 Starrsed TL 121...

Page 122: ...or Check sensors Sample volume 450 per day 5 working days Parts Total amount year Or earlier after number of samples 91 000 Replace Fill nozzle O ring QWLV050004 12 Replace bacterial air filter HEPA Q...

Page 123: ...Grease needle holder drive spindle Molykote EM 30L Only applicable for Diluter syringe QWLV030009 Diluter syringe QWLV030021 has to be replaced after 2 years Note Periodical Maintenance Kit TLAX11098...

Page 124: ...90903 Peristaltic pump tube B QWLV090011 SQWLV090011 Waste tube assembly QWLV050004 SQWLV050004 O Ring 2 5x1 5 Fill nozzle QWLV040002 SQWLV040002 Bacterial air filter waste separator QWLV050070 SQWLV0...

Page 125: ...TLAX079200 STLAX079200 Tubing set Starrsed TL Appendix for Interrliner MRN 164_2 EN Version 1 08 Starrsed TL 125...

Page 126: ...rly shut down Check settings before continuing There is a possibility that changed settings which were not saved to disk are lost Program stopped and computer needed to be reset Computer reset after p...

Page 127: ...lt Path setting Selected result path is not valid Software is using the default setting Check result path setting Check if network or USB devices are used E30 No ACK NACK received from host after send...

Page 128: ...TLAX PCB s E221 No response from LAS system LAS system did not response to a message from Starrsed TL Check communication cable between Starrsed TL and the LAS system Check serial port settings E222 N...

Page 129: ...eplace master unit E233 TLAX slave 1 unit error Faulty TLAX slave unit Reprogram slave unit Replace slave unit E234 TLAX slave 2 unit error Faulty TLAX slave unit Reprogram slave unit Replace slave un...

Page 130: ...X PCB s E244 Tube lost on shaker position Tube lost during mixing at the shaker position Tube incorrectly placed in tube holder not deep enough Incorrect tube e g diameter too small Faulty tube holder...

Page 131: ...motor Faulty TLAX PCB s E254 Error while preparing to open gripper Error in prepare to open routine Faulty gripper close sensor detection E255 Error while opening gripper Error in open routine Faulty...

Page 132: ...ipper Tube maybe lost or still at the concerning location Faulty gripper sensor s Faulty internal mechanics of the gripper Faulty position calibration incorrect depth Tube lost E263 Tube too high in g...

Page 133: ...Needle system failure Liquid detected in needle tube after draining Drain cycle not completed during drying Sample mode stops Check Liquid sensor Check tubing E272 Needle system failure Liquid detect...

Page 134: ...t of supported tube types Interrliner Supported tube types Note Sarstedt Monovette is currently not supported This will be available in future updates Appendix for Interrliner 134 MRN 164_2 EN Version...

Page 135: ...of sedimentation setting of erythrocytes red blood cells in a blood column during a specified time Hazy A sedimentation is reported to be hazy when the boundary between blood plasma and erythrocytes...

Page 136: ...End of day wash options 53 End of day wash procedure 58 49 End of day wash schedule settings 54 EQAS 11 ESR Error 61 ESR Error and Warning code messages 61 ESR Statistics screens 33 ESR Unit check 55...

Page 137: ...74 Reagents screen 43 Replace bacterial filters 68 Replace needle O ring and check needle 70 Report 30 Minute mode 61 Report 60 Minute mode 60 Reporting 59 Reporting range 62 62 Result Printout 59 Ro...

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