To Next PageTo Next PageWhy Hygiena EnSURE v2 Measuring Instruments display appears washed out or very dark?
If the display on your Hygiena Measuring Instruments appears washed out or very dark, the luminometer may be too hot or too cold. The LCD contrast might be incorrectly adjusted, the luminometer may be used in inappropriate lighting conditions, or the luminometer or display may be damaged or faulty.
What to do if Hygiena EnSURE v2 luminometer will not turn on when the button is pressed?
If your Hygiena Measuring Instruments luminometer won't turn on, check if the batteries are low, of the wrong type, or incorrectly inserted. It's also possible that the luminometer or keypad is damaged or faulty.
Why Hygiena Measuring Instruments luminometer turns off unexpectedly?
Your Hygiena Measuring Instruments luminometer may be turning off unexpectedly because the batteries are low or loose. Other potential causes include if the luminometer was dropped or subjected to shock/vibration, if the luminometer has not been used for 10 minutes (automatically entering standby mode), or if the luminometer is damaged or faulty.
What to do if Hygiena EnSURE v2 measurement result is always zero RLU or is much lower expected?
If the measurement result from your Hygiena Measuring Instruments is always zero RLU or much lower than expected, consider the following: ensure correct use of the testing device, make sure the luminometer is upright when taking a measurement, check if the testing device is out-of-date, turn the luminometer off and back on if used in an unstable thermal environment, ensure the protective pocket or testing device is fully inserted, check the protective pocket (it might be dirty, severely scratched, or damaged), or the luminometer may be damaged or faulty.
What to do if Hygiena EnSURE v2 Measuring Instruments luminometer will not turn off when the button is pressed?
If your Hygiena Measuring Instruments luminometer will not turn off, it might be busy performing a reading or calibration self-check operation. If this is not the case, try removing the batteries for 30 seconds and then reinserting them. It's also possible that the luminometer or keypad is damaged or faulty.
What does E6 error mean on Hygiena EnSURE v2 Measuring Instruments?
If your Hygiena Measuring Instruments shows error E6, power the luminometer off and then back on. This error can also indicate failed calibration self-checks, an unstable operating environment, a dirty or scratched protective pocket, a lid that is not fully closed, a damaged lid seal, a damaged protective pocket, or a damaged or faulty luminometer.
What to do if Hygiena Measuring Instruments display segments missing or garbage displayed?
If the display on your Hygiena Measuring Instruments is missing segments or displaying garbage, check if the display window is dirty, scratched, or dented. It is also possible that the display or luminometer is damaged or faulty.
Why Hygiena EnSURE v2 Measuring Instruments luminometer lid will not close properly or springs open during use?
If the lid on your Hygiena Measuring Instruments luminometer does not close properly or springs open, make sure the protective pocket is correctly and fully inserted. Check if the RS232 connector cover is interfering with the lid. Verify that the testing device is correctly and fully inserted. The lid or luminometer casework may also be damaged.
What to do if Hygiena EnSURE v2 beeps when turned on, but nothing is displayed?
If your Hygiena Measuring Instruments beeps when turned on but the display is blank, the batteries may be low, or the luminometer or display may be damaged or faulty.
What does E5 mean on Hygiena EnSURE v2?
Error E5 on your Hygiena Measuring Instruments indicates that program thresholds, test plan data, or the User ID are not defined.
General| Brand | Hygiena |
|---|---|
| Model | EnSURE v2 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Explains the chemical reaction involving Luciferin/Luciferase and ATP to produce light.
Defines Relative Light Unit (RLU) as the unit of light measurement displayed by the luminometer.
Instructions on how to install both non-rechargeable and rechargeable batteries.
Procedures for powering the luminometer on and off, including self-check and calibration.
Guides on programming test locations and defining pass/fail thresholds for measurements.
How to access and review up to 2000 stored test results from the luminometer's memory.
Instructions on how to permanently delete all stored test results from the luminometer's memory.
Step-by-step guide on how to perform a sample measurement using the luminometer.
Procedure for retesting a previously failed measurement, marked with a specific icon.
General advice for diagnosing and resolving luminometer malfunctions and checking for damage.
Explains various error codes displayed by the luminometer and their possible causes.
