Idexx VetTest User Manual

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IDEXX VetTest* Chemistry Analyzer Operator’s Manual
Screen display reads: “Calibration data error.” continued
Cause: The knob in the center of rotor is loose.
Solution: Remove the rotor and tighten the white thumb screws:
1. Turn off the VetTest analyzer.
2. Remove the rotor cover.
3. Remove the two white “thumb” screws on the bridge (see illustration
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left.
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in the center of the rotor by turning it clockwise.
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Important: Ensure the rotor cover is refitted correctly. Light entering the
analyzer could interfere with the result readings.
8. Turn on the VetTest analyzer to reset the rotor to its proper position.
Note: If no physical obstruction is noted and rotor knob is tight, slide
chute may need adjustment or ejector arm may be stuck. Call IDEXX
Technical Support for assistance.
Do not unscrew any parts other than indicated.
Do not press keypad when fingers (or tools) are close to the rotor.
Do not attempt to look at light sources. UV light can damage eyes.
Do not apply any force to the rotor.
Screen display reads: “Possible sensor problem. Insert pipette and press E.”
Cause: The pipettor was not reinserted within 20 seconds.
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and immediately replace the pipettor in its holder.
Note: If “Possible sensor problem” message occurs frequently, the
pipette sensor may need adjusting. Call IDEXX Technical Support.
Cause: Highly viscous sample.
Solution: Simply press E to bypass the sensor. This will not affect your results.

Idexx VetTest Specifications

General

Brand	Idexx
Model	VetTest
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English