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General| Brand | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Model | Hematek 3000 System |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details the purpose, scope, and intended audience of the instruction manual.
Explains symbols, numbering, and formatting used to guide users through the manual.
Information on how to obtain service, contact representatives, and find support.
Covers warranty coverage, limitations, and conditions for repairs and servicing.
Guidance on ordering original Siemens consumables, accessories, and spare parts.
Defines the system's purpose as an automated, bench-top hematology stainer.
Provides essential safety guidelines and precautions for hazard-free system operation.
Specifies that only qualified personnel should operate the system.
Details measures to prevent risks of electric shock from live parts and liquids.
Outlines safety procedures to avoid injury from the system's moving parts.
Covers safety related to flammable liquids, system handling, and maintenance.
Instructions for safely handling potentially infectious materials and consumables.
Explains the meaning of signal words and the structure of safety alerts.
Identifies and explains common symbols found on the slide stainer and its accessories.
Details the system's compliance with European directives and international standards.
Outlines the responsibilities of the system owner under national legislation.
Procedures for receiving, unpacking, and checking the delivered system components.
Lists all items included in the standard delivery package of the Hematek 3000.
Step-by-step instructions for setting up and installing the Hematek 3000 system.
Guidelines for safely preparing the system for extended periods of inactivity.
Steps required to safely remove the system from its operational environment.
Instructions and precautions for safely transporting the system.
Information on proper disposal methods for the system and its components.
Front view detailing key components like power switch, lights, and fluid delivery.
Detailed description of pump assemblies, adjustment knobs, and priming controls.
Explanation of components that move slides, including platen, spirals, dryer, and drawer.
Identification and description of power switch, lights, and power module.
Details on the circular bubble level and leveling feet for system alignment.
Description of the system's protective lid.
Comprehensive list of consumables and spare parts with descriptions and order info.
Details and description of the Modified Wright’s Stain reagent kit.
Details and description of the Wright-Giemsa Stain reagent kit.
Information about the cannula set used for fluid transfer into stain packs.
Description of the tubing used for transferring fluids from the pumps.
Description of the tubing located beneath the platen.
Dimensions and specifications for the glass slides used with the system.
Details about the type and rating of the system's line fuses.
Description of a specific securing screw used for transport.
Step-by-step guide to powering on and initializing the Hematek 3000 system.
Procedure to ensure pump tubing is free of air bubbles before use.
Instructions for preparing slides used to prime the system and test fluid flow.
Guidance on correctly placing slides into the system for the staining process.
Procedures for safely powering down and shutting off the Hematek 3000 system.
Lists routine cleaning tasks and their recommended intervals for system upkeep.
Instructions for cleaning the external casing of the Hematek 3000 system.
Procedures for cleaning the fluid pathways, including tubes and cannulas.
Detailed steps for cleaning the slide support surface (platen) and mixing grooves.
Instructions for safely emptying and cleaning the system's waste fluid tank.
Guide for cleaning specific internal components after removing the middle cover.
Lists maintenance tasks based on system usage, such as replacing tubing.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the reagent Stain Pak.
Procedures for removing and installing the pump tubing set.
Procedures for removing and installing the underplaten tubing set.
Lists common problems, probable causes, and corrective measures for system operation.
Procedure to ensure the system is correctly leveled using the bubble level.
Steps to verify the correct positioning of sensing switch fingers for pump activation.
Instructions on how to adjust the sensing switch fingers for accurate operation.
Guide to check and correct fluid volumes for optimal staining results.
Methods to check rinse volume and stain-to-buffer ratio for system calibration.
Instructions for safely replacing the system's line fuses.
Explains the step-by-step process of how the system stains glass slides.
Describes the continuous process, fluid ratios, and factors affecting stain quality.
Provides an example calculation for determining the stain-to-buffer ratio.
Lists physical, electrical, environmental, and glass slide specifications.
