What to do if the 3M Measuring Instruments was dropped?
If you dropped your 3M Clean-Trace Measuring Instruments, turn the power off and wait for 5 minutes. Then, restart the Luminometer. If there is no error message after restarting, the Luminometer is okay to use.
Why is there no display on my 3M Clean-Trace LM1?
If your 3M Clean-Trace Measuring Instruments screen is blank, first press and hold the Up Navigation button for about 3 seconds to see if it's in Sleep mode. If that doesn't work, recharge the battery. The issue might be due to the instrument being in sleep mode, a fully discharged battery, or an instrument malfunction.
How to resolve a synchronization failure with 3M Clean-Trace LM1 Measuring Instruments?
If you experience a synchronization failure with your 3M Clean-Trace Measuring Instruments, and you are using USB or Bluetooth, ensure you are signed in to the Sync Manager on your workstation before attempting synchronization again. If using Wi-Fi, verify that the Luminometer has been registered in the 3M Clean-Trace Desktop software. This issue occurs when the instrument is not registered.
What to do if 3M Clean-Trace LM1 Measuring Instruments shows 'Error: 7'?
If your 3M Clean-Trace Measuring Instruments displays Error 7, first restart the instrument by pressing and holding the On/Off button for 3 to 5 seconds, then tap 'Restart'. Next, re-run the firmware upgrade. The error is caused by a firmware upgrade problem.
What to do if 3M Clean-Trace LM1 becomes unresponsive?
If your 3M Clean-Trace Measuring Instruments becomes unresponsive, restart the instrument by pressing and holding the On/Off button for 3 to 5 seconds, then tap 'Restart'. This issue is caused by a temporary software malfunction.
What to do if 3M Clean-Trace LM1 says 'No Swab Detected'?
If your 3M Clean-Trace Measuring Instruments indicates 'No Swab Detected', first insert a 3M Clean-Trace Test. The issue may be because no swab was inserted or due to an instrument or swab malfunction.
What to do if 3M Measuring Instruments shows 'Error: 12' or 'Error: 16'?
If your 3M Clean-Trace Measuring Instruments displays Error 12 or Error 16, use the instrument at ambient temperatures greater than or equal to 5°C. This is because the instrument temperature is below 5°C.
What does 'Rocker Cap Open' mean on 3M Clean-Trace LM1?
If the 3M Clean-Trace Measuring Instruments displays a 'Rocker Cap Open' message, close the rocker cap after you insert a 3M Clean-Trace Test and before you start the reading process. This message appears when the rocker cap was open while attempting to start the reading process.
What should I do if my 3M Clean-Trace LM1 Measuring Instruments experienced a mechanical shock?
If you suspect your 3M Clean-Trace Measuring Instruments has experienced a mechanical shock, switch off the power by pressing and holding the On/Off button for about 3 to 5 seconds, then tap 'Power off'. Wait about 5 minutes, then switch the power back on. If there is no error message after restarting, the Luminometer is okay to use.
What to do if 3M Clean-Trace LM1 shows a range of errors (1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 14, 28, 17, 31, 18-30, 33-123)?
If your 3M Clean-Trace Measuring Instruments displays any of the following errors: 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 14, 28, 17, 31, 18-30, or 33-123, restart the instrument by pressing and holding the On/Off button for about 3 to 5 seconds, then tap 'Restart'. Then, repeat the task.
Identifies and explains the physical buttons, ports, and screen controls on the 3M Clean-Trace LM1 Luminometer.
Provides step-by-step instructions for correctly inserting and removing test swabs into the luminometer.
Explains how to use the accessory base for stability and optimal viewing angle of the luminometer.
Details battery life, care, and replacement recommendations for optimal performance of the luminometer.
Guides users on the process of connecting and charging the luminometer's internal battery.
Describes the indicators and procedure when the luminometer's battery has finished charging.
Explains how to interpret the on-screen battery level and charging status indicators.
Details the device's power-saving features like sleep mode and automatic shutdown to conserve battery.
Instructs users on how to resume operation from the device's low-power sleep mode.
Explains the importance and process of annual maintenance and calibration for ensuring accuracy.
Provides step-by-step instructions for powering on the luminometer and initial setup.
Describes the automatic self-check procedure performed when the luminometer is powered on.
Details the procedures for safely powering off or restarting the 3M Clean-Trace LM1 Luminometer.
Explains how to navigate and interact with the luminometer's software interface using touch or buttons.
Guides users through the sign-in process for accessing the luminometer's features and data.
Describes sensors that detect swab presence and device orientation for accurate readings.
Instructs users on how to find calibration status and software version information on the device.
Provides instructions for properly logging out of the user session on the luminometer.
Step-by-step guide for performing unplanned tests on a luminometer not yet assigned to a location.
Step-by-step guide for performing unplanned tests on a luminometer assigned to a location.
Instructions for conducting tests on specific points within a pre-defined sample plan.
Guidance on resuming or restarting a previously interrupted sample plan test.
Details the procedure for conducting an ATP test using the luminometer and test swabs.
Instructions for retesting an ATP test point before proceeding to the next point.
Guidance on retesting an ATP test point from a different sample plan.
Details how to perform and record results for visual inspection tests.
Explains how to add pre-defined comments to test results before synchronization.
Guides on recording temperature or pH values for specific test points within a sample plan.
Instructions for navigating between test points within the current sample plan.
Instructions for navigating to test points in other sample plans.
Details how to access and interpret previously recorded test results on the device.
Defines synchronization and the types of information exchanged between the luminometer and desktop software.
Guides on configuring data synchronization using a USB cable connection to a computer.
Guides on configuring data synchronization using a Bluetooth wireless connection.
Guides on configuring data synchronization using a Wi-Fi wireless connection.
Details how to set an automatic schedule for Wi-Fi data synchronization.
Instructions for setting the device's date, time, and time zone, including automatic updates.
Step-by-step guide to manually adjust the luminometer's date and time settings.
Details how to manually set or automatically update the device's time zone based on location.
Explains how to adjust the inactivity period before the device enters sleep mode.
Guides on adjusting the display brightness for optimal visibility.
Provides instructions for resetting the device to factory defaults or clearing test results.
Instructs users on how to find calibration status and software version information on the device.
Provides detailed instructions for safely cleaning and decontaminating the luminometer.
General| Type | ATP Hygiene Monitoring System |
|---|---|
| Detection Method | Bioluminescence |
| Technology | ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) detection |
| Power Supply | Rechargeable lithium-ion battery |
| Weight | 255 g (9 oz) |
| Resolution | 1 RLU |
| Relative Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Design | Handheld |
| Measurement Range | 0 to 9999 RLU |
| Units | RLU (Relative Light Units) |
| Display | LCD |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 40°C |
| Battery Life | Approx. 8 hours of continuous use |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 55°C |
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