Arkray AUTION MAX AX-4030 User Manual

Follow instructions to prevent exposure to pathogenic microbes or injury and property damage.

Follow instructions for accurate results. NOTE: Useful information. REFERENCE: Additional explanations.

Avoid injury by keeping hands away from nozzle. Contact with moving racks may result in injury.

Do not touch parts contaminated by urine. Wear protective gloves for cleaning.

Do not touch liquid waste with unprotected hands to prevent exposure to microbes.

Do not touch parts contaminated by urine. Wear protective gloves for cleaning.

Avoid injury from moving storage section. Turn off power before cleaning.

Analyze urine samples automatically for comprehensive assessments using test strips.

Easy to operate, dual feeders, large LCD, thermal compensation, diagnostics support.

Technical specifications for AUTION MAX AX-4030, including measurement items and ranges.

Explains principles for test strip, S.G., color, and turbidity measurement.

Contents of instrument box: AUTION MAX AX-4030 unit and waste box.

Contents of sampler box: Rack type sampler unit.

List of included accessories: bottles, power cord, printer paper, racks, etc.

Contents of accessory case: check strips, screwdrivers, filters, fuses, tubes, etc.

Diagram and description of front panel components like switches, display, and ports.

Diagram and description of rear panel components like joints, terminals, fan, and power switch.

Safety advice for installation: weight, clearance, environment, stability, and electrical safety.

Procedure to remove anchoring tape and retainers before installation.

Steps to connect sampler cables and secure it to the instrument.

Procedure to prepare and connect the washing solution bottle.

Procedure to connect the drain bottle to the instrument.

Procedure to install the waste box for collecting used test strips.

Instructions for connecting power cord and communication cables.

Steps to turn on main and standby power for initial operation.

Loading printer paper and setting the instrument's date and time.

Procedure to safely turn off the instrument's power.

Safety steps before moving: remove bottles, drain, disconnect cables, close covers.

Checking feeders and waste box for any remaining test strips.

Procedure to discharge washing solution from flow lines before relocation.

Steps to disconnect the power cord.

Procedure to disconnect tubes and sensor cords.

Procedure to detach the sampler from the main instrument.

Moving the instrument to a new location and installing it.

Description of keys, display, and function labels on the operator panel.

Explanation of standby, menu, and setup screens.

How to navigate menus, use function keys, and perform basic operations.

Step-by-step flowchart for instrument operation from check to shutdown.

Types of measurements (Normal, STAT, Control, Check) and S.G. calibration.

Definitions for terms like Batch, Measurement Number, and Rack-port Number.

Standards for sample tubes and types of sample racks available for use.

Precautions for qualified personnel, touching parts, waste disposal, and contacting distributor.

Careful handling of urine samples: freshness, mixing, bubbles, preservatives, sunlight, and abnormal samples.

Proper handling of test strips: use specified type, check expiration, avoid touching pads.

Checking for used test strips, liquid waste, washing solution, and printer paper.

Procedure to turn on the instrument and wait for warm-up.

How to set test strip types and load strips into feeders.

Assigning feeders to item racks for automatic test strip selection.

Procedure for preparing sample tubes and loading them into racks.

Procedure for continuous sample measurement.

Procedure for measuring urgent single samples via STAT port.

Procedure for measuring up to 7 urgent samples using STAT and control rack.

How to prepare low and high S.G. standard solutions.

Steps to input obtained S.G. values and start calibration.

Format and components of results displayed on the screen.

Details included in printed results reports: marks, types, values, errors.

Information about abnormal results and error messages.

Automatic reports of error and trouble codes with detailed information.

Manually printed list of recorded error and trouble history.

Format of results reports for check measurements.

Printable list of current instrument parameter settings.

Hierarchy of the menu system and accessible options.

Configuration options for instrument parameters.

Setting how measurement numbers are assigned to samples or ports.

Options for managing stored measurement results.

Printing or transmitting stored results based on specified criteria.

Viewing stored results and editing sample IDs.

Deleting unwanted results and trouble data from memory.

Configuration of instrument's initial settings.

Adjusting the instrument's date and time for accurate reporting.

Enabling or disabling the printer functionality.

Enabling or disabling data output to external devices.

Adjusting the volume level for beeper alerts.

Options for printing various instrument data.

Printing a history of recorded errors and troubles.

Printing a list of abnormal results to identify causes.

Printing current instrument parameter settings for reference.

Access to hardware maintenance options.

Displaying dates of last performed maintenance tasks.

Table listing maintenance tasks and their required intervals.

Routine maintenance tasks performed daily or frequently.

Procedure for discarding used test strips and cleaning the waste box.

Procedure for emptying and cleaning the drain bottle.

Procedure for cleaning feeders to prevent clogging and ensure accurate results.

Procedure for cleaning the test strip stopper to prevent clogging.

Procedure for washing and sterilizing the introduction tray.

Procedures for replacing consumables.

Steps to refill the washing solution bottle with new solution.

Procedure for replacing the thermal printer paper roll.

Maintenance tasks performed on a regular schedule.

Procedure for washing the instrument's air filter monthly.

Procedure for washing the transport tray weekly.

Procedure for cleaning the S.G. cell weekly.

Procedure for cleaning the washing bath monthly.

Procedure for replacing the washing solution filter monthly.

Procedure for replacing worn drain pinch valve tubes.

Procedure for replacing the white plate in the optical system.

Procedures for preparing and starting the instrument after disuse.

Steps to clean the instrument before storing it for an extended period.

Steps to start up the instrument after a week or more of disuse.

Information on how warnings are generated and how to remedy them.

Procedure for being notified of a warning and taking corrective action.

Common warning codes (W001-W003) and their solutions.

Common warning codes (W004-W009) and their solutions.

Information on how errors are generated and how to remedy them.

Procedure for being notified of an error and taking corrective action.

Common error codes (E101-E104) and their solutions.

Common error codes (E110-E140) and their solutions.

Information on how troubles are generated and how to remedy them.

Procedure for being notified of a trouble and taking corrective action.

Common trouble codes (T999-T203) and their solutions.

Common trouble codes (T210-T240) and their solutions.

Common trouble codes (T221-T222) and their solutions.

Common trouble codes (T223-T240) and their solutions.

Common trouble codes (T241-T261) and their solutions.

Lists messages appearing on results reports for incorrect measurements.

Errors like 'No sample', 'Skipped', 'Reflection light intensity drift'.

Errors related to Specific Gravity measurement like 'UNDER', 'OVER', 'CAL. ERR'.

Errors related to Turbidity measurement like 'CAL. ERR', 'ERROR'.

Messages on abnormal list: Barcode misread, No sample, Measurement error.

Troubleshooting for specific instrument issues.

Procedure to replace blown fuses if the instrument fails to start.