Why does GREINER Medical Equipment battery drain so fast?
If battery operation with sufficient charge is only possible for a short time on your GREINER Medical Equipment, further inspection is needed, as the battery life limit may have been reached. If necessary, replace the battery.
What to do if potential equalisation does not function properly on GREINER Medical Equipment?
If the potential equalisation on your GREINER Medical Equipment does not function properly, further inspection is needed, as the equipotential bonding pin may be damaged or not present. If necessary, replace the equipotential bonding pin.
Why won't the LED reading lamp turn on for GREINER Medical Equipment?
If the LED reading lamp on your GREINER Medical Equipment cannot be switched on, further inspection is needed. If necessary, plug in the connection cable or replace the LED reading lamp. The cause may be a defective LED reading lamp or a connection cable that is either plugged out or defective.
What to do if central locking of the 4 castors does not function properly on GREINER Medical Equipment?
If the central locking of the 4 castors on your GREINER Medical Equipment does not function properly, further inspection is needed. If necessary, replace the castors. The cause may be defective castors or a brake linkage that is bent or defective.
What to do if single-braked castor(s) do(s) not function(s) properly on GREINER Medical Equipment?
If the single-braked castors on your GREINER Medical Equipment do not function properly, further inspection is needed. If necessary, replace the castors. The cause may be defective castors.
Details legal requirements and recommendations for safety checks.
Emphasizes user instruction and operator responsibilities.
Specifies the medical couch's designated purpose and environment.
Highlights safety precautions and user responsibilities during setup.
Describes the steps to unpack and prepare the couch for assembly.
Outlines essential checks before first use or after storage.
Details critical safety measures during couch usage.
Explains the functions and operation of the device's primary control interface.
Describes the procedure to enable or disable couch movements.
Details how to return the couch to its default neutral position.
Explains how to achieve a comfortable reclining posture for the patient.
Describes the function to flatten the couch into a bed-like state.
Details the emergency function for rapidly positioning the patient.
Provides instructions for safely moving the couch, including braking.
Describes the systems used to secure the couch in a stationary position.
Details the operation of a common central braking system.
Explains combined central locking and directional castor features.
Describes the operation of individual locking castors.
Provides guidance for safe patient ingress and egress.
Provides instructions for routine cleaning of the couch surfaces.
Explains how to reset actuator positions when errors occur.
Describes the procedure to reset the couch's main control unit.
Lists common problems, causes, and solutions for electrical and mechanical issues.
Details checks required after storage before returning to service.
General| Product Type | Automated Chemistry Analyzer |
|---|---|
| Model | Multiline NEXT DC |
| Application | Clinical chemistry analysis |
| Throughput | Up to 400 tests per hour |
| Brand | GREINER |
| Measurement Technology | Photometric, ISE (ion selective electrode) |
| Sample Type | Serum, Plasma, Urine |
| Data Transfer | LIS connectivity, USB |
| Battery Type | Not applicable (mains powered) |
| Operating Conditions | 15-30°C |
| Measurement Range | Instrument specific for each parameter |
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