LION INTOXILYZER 8000, Руководство оператора

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Originally Adopted: 07/13/2006
Revision #: 1.1
Revision Effective Date: 09/08/2006
Interfering Substance Detected
This exception will occur when a substance other than alcohol (e.g., acetone, toluene, etc.) was
detected in the breath sample. The subject may be suffering from a dangerous medical condition.
The instrument will display
“Interferent Detected” and print “*Invalid Test – Interfering
Substance Detected” . The test is complete and should not be restarted.
In addition, the following suggested corrective action is provided: 1) The operator should
discontinue the Implied Consent process. 2) Ask the subject about diabetes, fasting, and solvent
exposure. If diabetic, consider EMS assistance. 3) Consider requesting a voluntary blood sample
from the subject or obtain a warrant. 4) Any observations made by the Operator during the testing
sequence may be recorded in the comments section.
Improper Sample
This exception will occur when a subject blows into the mouthpiece at an improper time during the
testing sequence. The instrument will display
“Improper Sample” and print “*Invalid Test –
Improper Sample” . The test is not complete and can be restarted.
In addition, the following suggested corrective action is provided: 1) The operator should consider
re-instructing the subject on how to provide a proper breath sample. 2) Use a new mouthpiece and
restart the test. 3) Continue the test until the subject properly submits to or refuses the test. 4) Any
observations made by the Operator during the testing sequence may be recorded in the
comments section.
Check Ambient Conditions
This exception will occur when alcohol, or a contaminant, is being introduced into the sample
chamber from the surrounding room air during the “Air Blank”. The instrument will display
“Ambient Fail” and print “*Invalid Test – Check Ambient Conditions” . The test is not complete
and can be restarted.
In addition, the following suggested corrective action is provided: 1) The operator should consider
removing any contaminants from the area (to include the subject, if necessary). 2) Use a new
mouthpiece and restart the test. 3) Continue the test until the subject properly submits to or
refuses the test. 4) Any observations made by the Operator during the testing sequence may be
recorded in the comments section.
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