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Brief Precautions and Limitations
Caution
To reduce the risk of analyzer damage
· For in vitro diagnostic use.
· Keep the STANDARD F200 Analyzer on a at and dry surface
and avoid direct sunlight when operating.
· The analyzer has internal correction for normal levels of
ambient light, but highly intense light falling into the analyzer
may cause serious interference for the result, so it must be
avoided.
· Never move the analyzer while a test is in progress.
· Do not drop the analyzer as it could damage the unit.
· Do not attempt to disassemble the analyzer.
· Do not immerse the analyzer in water or cleaning solutions.
To reduce the risk of incorrect results
· The analyzer should be used by trained operators.
· Do not use if the analyzer is displaying an error message that
cannot be corrected.
· To obtain accurate result, refer to the instructions included
in each test device package for test storage and system
operating conditions.
· Using test devices that are expired can cause the results to be
inaccurate.
Potential
Biohazard!
To reduce the risk of biohazard
· Dispose of used specimens in accordance with federal, state
and local requirements.
· Treat specimens as potentially biohazardous material.
· Seek specic training or guidance if you are not experienced
with specimen collection and handling procedures.
· Use of nitrile, latex, or other gloves is recommended when
handling patient specimens.
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