Why is my Greiner Bio-One Timer data result not credible?
The data result might not be credible if the sample has a clot, in which case you should repeat sample collection. Another reason could be that the sample has foam, so you should re-mix it gently. Other causes could be related to the time from sample collection, instructions for sample mixing, or automatic temperature conversion.
What to do if no info on Greiner Bio-One Sed Rate 10/II display?
First, check if the power is switched on. If it is, verify that the power supply is working; replace it if necessary. If the problem persists, it may be an internal issue requiring service assistance.
What to do if Greiner Bio-One Sed Rate 10/II Timer data result is not printed?
Check the printer's power supply and cable connection. You may also need to check the printer configuration, referring to the manual for guidance. Additionally, you can perform a printer test by powering it on while pressing the key f/f. If all else fails, consider replacing the printer.
What to do if sample level is high or low on Greiner Bio-One Sed Rate 10/II?
If the sample level is either too high or too low, repeat the sample collection. If the label was not placed correctly, replace it and repeat the analysis.
What to do if Greiner Bio-One Sed Rate 10/II Timer system stopped?
The system may have stopped due to a motor or mechanical defect, so call service assistance.
What does temperature error mean on Greiner Bio-One Timer?
A temperature error indicates a sensor malfunction. In this case, data analysis is not converted to 18°C, so call service assistance.
What to do if one or more question marks appear on Greiner Bio-One Sed Rate 10/II Timer display?
The appearance of question marks on the display may indicate an obstruction of the infrared barrier by external materials like label parts, or a disconnection/defect of the internal cable, so call service assistance.
What to do if Greiner Bio-One Timer info on display scrambled?
Call service assistance.
What to do if sample has been removed from Greiner Bio-One Sed Rate 10/II Timer?
Repeat analysis.
Defines the primary purpose and application of the SRT 10/II ESR analyzer.
Essential safety rules for operators handling infectious materials and electro-mechanical systems.
Details potential electrical hazards associated with the instrument's power supply and components.
Advises on precautions for the instrument's mechanical parts when powered on or off.
Guides safe handling and disposal of patient samples and QC products treated as biohazards.
Explains setting up the instrument via dip-switches for analysis time and results formats.
Explains automatic adjustment of results to a reference temperature of 18°C.
Lists common warning messages displayed by the instrument and their meanings.
Describes critical system errors requiring service intervention.
Provides instructions for cleaning and decontaminating the instrument.
General| Capacity | 10 samples |
|---|---|
| Type | Sedimentation rate timer |
| Model | Sed Rate Timer 10/II |
| Manufacturer | Greiner Bio-One |
| Display | Digital |
| Usage | Laboratory |
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