Beckman Coulter UniCel DxC 600, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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0x0262001B
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Unrecovered CC
Sample Probe
Obstruction CAU: Unrecovered CC Sample
Probe Obstruction
Message ID: 0x0262001B
Subsystem: ccScheduler
This error occurs when there was an
Obstruction present at the CC sample
probe. The probe tried to clear the
obstruction by flushing, but the
obstruction could not be removed. The
CC side of the system will finish any tests
that are in progress and then go to a
Stopped state.
• Flush the CC Sample probe per the "As Needed"
Flush the Sample and Reagent Probe procedure.
• If flushing probe is not successful, Replace the
Sample and Reagent Probe .
• If probe is clear and error continues, check for
pinched Sample line tubing.
• If the error continues contact Beckman Coulter
Support Center for additional information.
0x0262001D
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CC Reagent Probe A
Motion Error CAU: CC Reagent Probe A
Motion Error
Message ID: 0x0262001D
Subsystem: RASched
Action Name: action name
This error is caused by a Vertical or
Rotary motion error. This will cause the
instrument to go into a
Stopped state.
• Raise canopy and check for obvious obstruction
of the CC reagent Probe A.
• Press the STOP button and Home the system.
While system is homing, observe motion of the
CC reagent probe A. The probe should complete
its operations in a smooth manner.
• If the error continues, check the event log to
determine the specific subsystem error. Refer to
Event Log .
• If event log indicates a vertical error, make sure
the reagent cartridges on the carousel are
pushed in and seated properly.
• Perform the appropriate vertical or horizontal
CC reagent Probe A alignment. Refer to step 3 in
the
Install the New Probe procedure.
• Contact Beckman Coulter Support Center for
additional information.
Table 12.10 Error Messages and Corrective Actions (Continued)
ID
Class #
Pop-up Event Log Description Corrective Action