© Boule Medical AB, March 2018. Article no. 1504496 Page 89
10. Analyzer Care and Maintenance
Maintenance/Service
Maintenance/Service
When service or maintenance is required for the analyzer contact an authorized service technician or
local distributor. The maintenance should be performed at the following intervals by local distributor
or authorized service technician:
1 year or 20,000 samples
Refer to local distributor for specic warranty requirements.
Disposal Information
Customers are advised to be knowledgeable of applicable local, state and federal requirements,
and the content of euent streams, before disposing of waste in public sewer systems or recycling
decontaminated equipment.
Disposal Material
Used reagents
Reagents mixed with potentially biohazardous material
Instrument and instrument components
Controls and calibration material
Li-Ion battery
Manufacturer Guidelines for Waste Products
Place the instrument close to a waste container or drain suitable for disposal of used reagents.
Check that the drainage is suitable for disposal of chemical and biological waste.
Check that the waste tube is securely fastened in the drain.
Always follow local guidelines for open drain
Decontamination and Disposal
The European Directive 2012/19/EU on Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) aims
to minimize the impact on the environment by prevention of waste. The Exigo H400 hematology
analyzer has been labeled with the WEEE symbol, and there is a procedure to allow waste collection
and recycling of the equipment at the end of it’s life cycle.
The instructions for decontamination and disposal, including reagents, can be found on the Exigo
home page www.exigo-vet.com under Support, Downloads, SDS (MSDS), Waste Electric and
Electronic (WEEE).
If there are any question on how to follow this procedure, contact your local distributor for more
information.
The analyzer should be considered as infected and the end user must follow a decontamination
procedure before it is safe to hand over to a recycler.
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