What to do if HemoCue Medical Equipment display does not switch to three flashing dashes and ready for measuring?
If the display does not switch to three flashing dashes and ready for measuring, the magnet in the cuvette holder may be missing, or the magnetic sensor is out of order. The analyzer requires service.
What does E00 error mean on HemoCue Measuring Instruments?
The E00 error code on your HemoCue Measuring Instruments indicates either a faulty cuvette or a circuit board issue. First, check the expiry date of the microcuvettes and try a new one. If the problem continues, the analyzer needs service; contact your distributor.
What does E06 error mean on HemoCue Measuring Instruments?
The E06 error on your HemoCue Measuring Instruments signifies an unstable blank value, possibly because the analyzer is cold. Turn off the analyzer and allow it to reach room temperature. If the problem persists, the analyzer requires servicing; contact your distributor.
What does E07 error mean on HemoCue Measuring Instruments?
The E07 error code on your HemoCue Measuring Instruments indicates low battery power. Replace the batteries with 4 type AA, 1.5 V batteries, or use the mains power supply.
What does E08 error mean on HemoCue Measuring Instruments?
The E08 error on your HemoCue Measuring Instruments indicates a light blocking item in the cuvette holder. Ensure that the analyzer and microcuvettes are used according to the HemoCue Hb 201+ operating manual and instructions for use. If the problem persists, the analyzer needs service; contact your distributor.
What does HHH mean on HemoCue Medical Equipment?
If 'HHH' is displayed, it means the measured value is greater than 256 g/L. Repeat the measurement with a new microcuvette and confirm the result with a laboratory method.
What to do if HemoCue Measuring Instruments displays erroneous characters?
If your HemoCue Measuring Instruments displays erroneous characters, it indicates that the display or the microprocessor is faulty. The analyzer needs service; contact your distributor.
What to do if patient measurements are higher or lower than anticipated on HemoCue Medical Equipment?
If patient measurements are higher or lower than expected, consider the following possible causes: * Improper sampling technique. * Microcuvettes that are past their expiry date, damaged, or improperly stored. * Contamination of the optical eye of the microcuvette. * Air bubbles in the cuvette. * A dirty optronic unit. * Changes in the analyzer's calibration. To address this: * Review the collection procedure, ensuring the puncture site is dry from disinfectant by wiping away 2 to 3 drops before collecting the sample. * Check the microcuvette's expiry date and storage conditions. * Repeat the measurement with a new microcuvette. * Clean the optronic unit. * Note that the analyzer may require service.
What does E00 error mean on HemoCue Medical Equipment and how to fix it?
Error code E00 indicates that no stable endpoint was found within the time range, possibly due to a faulty cuvette or circuit board. Check the microcuvette expiry date and repeat the measurement with a new microcuvette. The analyzer may require servicing if the issue persists.
What to do if HemoCue Medical Equipment analyzer shows an error code?
If the HemoCue analyzer displays an error code, it might be a temporary issue. Try turning the analyzer off, waiting for 30 seconds, and then turning it back on. Use a new microcuvette and repeat the measurement. If the error persists, further investigation of the specific error code is needed.
Provides a general introduction and overview of the HemoCue Hb 201+ Analyzer's capabilities and intended use.
Lists and illustrates all components included with the HemoCue Hb 201+ system.
Instructions for powering on the analyzer and configuring settings like audio, date, and time.
Step-by-step instructions for collecting and preparing capillary blood samples for analysis.
Procedures for collecting and preparing venous or arterial blood samples for measurement.
Instructions for executing quality control tests on the HemoCue Hb 201+ Analyzer.
How to view, manage, and delete measurement results stored in the analyzer's memory.
Instructions for connecting the HemoCue Hb 201+ Analyzer to a PC or printer.
Guides for performing daily cleaning of the analyzer and its optical components.
Steps to resolve errors like E00-E35, HHH, display faults, and incorrect character displays.
Resolving issues with out-of-range results, control materials, and patient sample readings.
Key technical data, measuring range, limitations, and essential performance of the HemoCue Hb 201+.
Information regarding electromagnetic immunity and emission standards for the HemoCue systems.
Explanation of various symbols and notations found throughout the operating manual.
Contact information and address for HemoCue AB, the manufacturer of the analyzer.
General| Sample Volume | 10 µL |
|---|---|
| Calibration | Factory calibrated |
| Display | LCD |
| Measurement Principle | Photometric |
| Measurement Range | 0–25.6 g/dL |
| Operating Temperature | 15–30 °C |
| Storage Temperature | 0–50 °C |
| Power Supply | 4 x AA batteries or AC adapter |
| Weight | 350 g (with batteries) |
| Precision | < 1.5% CV |
| Measuring Time | Approximately 1 minute |
| Power | 4 AA batteries |
| Data Storage | 600 results |
| Connectivity | Not available |
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