Bayer HealthCare ADVIA 60, Руководство оператора

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9.1. MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
9.1.1. Overview
One of the principle factors contributing to accurate and reliable results is a well-maintained
instrument. Routine maintenance is required to keep your instrument functioning properly. The
ADVIA 60-
CT
is designed to keep this maintenance automated and to a minimum. This section
describes the daily and periodic maintenance procedures.
9.1.2.1. Startup and standby cycles
At the beginning of each day, a startup cycle must be performed. This can be performed
automatically without the operator's involvement or manually by pressing the
STARTUP key.
At the end of each day, press the STAND BY key. The instrument goes into "STANDBY" at the
end of the cycle. This cycle takes 1 minute. Leave the instrument in this mode overnight (instru-
ment has to be switched off in this mode) with
sysKLEN in the chambers.
9.1.2.2. Automatic cleaning
A cleaning cycle is activated automatically after the number of samples programmed by the
operator. The cycle frequency can be adjusted to the laboratory workload. This one can be run
directly from the service menu.
9.1.2.3. Instrument general cleaning
In general, intrument has to be cleaned with a wet piece of cloth. Use water and a drop of liquid
soap if necessary to clean the outside of the instrument. Never use solvant or abrasive materials.
Wipe off any trace of blood as soon as possible. Disconnect instrument from the main electrical
supply before any cleaning intervention and make sure the instrument is clean and dry before
reconnection.
9.1.2. Daily maintenance
These cleaning procedures are required daily to maintain optimum performance of your ADVIA 60-
CT.
CAUTION: Failure to perform any of these recommended cleaning procedures may
result in decreased reliability of your system.
CHAPTER 9. MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
BIOHAZARD: Wear personal protective equipment. Use universal precautions. Refer
to Appendix B for recommended precautions when working with biohazardous
materials.