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Roche cobas c 513 - Reagents and Other Working Solutions; Foam, Clots, Films, or Air Bubbles

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Roche Diagnostics
cobas c 513 analyzer · Software Version 02-05 · Safety Manual · 6.0
27Warning messages
Sharp objects Contact with probes may result in infection.
r When you wipe probes, use several layers of lint-free
cloth and wipe from the top down.
r Take care not to puncture yourself.
r Wear appropriate personal protective equipment.
Take extra care when working with lab gloves. They
can easily be pierced or cut, leading to infection.
r Take care not to touch the tips of the sample or
reagent probes without personal protective
equipment.
Smoke due to electrical malfunction Electrical malfunction can result in the emission of
hazardous smoke. Inhaling smoke emitting from the
analyzer can lead to personal injury.
r If you see smoke coming from the analyzer:
o Avoid inhaling
o Disconnect from power supply
o Contact your Roche Service representative
immediately
Troubleshooting procedures Corrective measures in troubleshooting procedures can
result in exposure to biohazardous materials.
r Always follow the troubleshooting procedures given in
software wizards and/or in the user documentation.
r Wear appropriate personal protective equipment
when implementing corrective measures.
Reagents and other working solutions
Foam, clots, films, or air bubbles Incorrect results may occur due to foam, clots, films, or air
bubbles in reagents or samples.
r Ensure good sample preparation and reagent
handling techniques to avoid the formation of foam,
clots, and air bubbles in all reagents, samples,
calibrators, and controls.

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