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General| Brand | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Model | PFA-100 System |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains conventions for page numbering, bullets, numbers, and arrows in the manual.
Lists abbreviations used in the manual with their meanings.
Describes the PFA-100 System as an in-vitro diagnostic device for platelet function analysis.
Provides general safety guidelines to ensure hazard-free operation and maintenance.
Outlines risks associated with moving parts and necessary safety precautions.
Covers safety aspects related to flammable liquids, explosion risks, and general handling.
Addresses risks of infection, false results, irritation, property damage, and pollution.
Highlights the importance of checking analyzer functionality for accurate results.
Explains the importance of observing all safety messages to avoid hazards.
Illustrates and explains common warning and information symbols used on the analyzer.
Lists directives and standards the PFA-100 System complies with.
Outlines the system owner's responsibilities regarding national legislation.
Provides information on transport, delivery, and immediate post-delivery steps.
States that the PFA-100 System must be handled with care during transport.
Lists the components delivered with the PFA-100 System and its accessory kit.
Details steps for checking the transport box and delivery for damage and completeness.
Provides step-by-step instructions for unpacking the PFA-100 System.
Instructs to open the accessories box and verify all items are present and in good order.
Covers operating conditions and worktop requirements for analyzer installation.
Details ambient conditions for storage and operation of the analyzer.
Outlines necessary requirements for the worktop where the analyzer is placed.
Details how to connect the analyzer to the power supply and voltage requirements.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely replacing fuses in the analyzer.
Provides instructions for inserting a new paper roll into the analyzer's printer.
Details how to thread the printer paper through the printer and close the door.
Explains how to insert the trigger solution bottle into the analyzer.
Describes how to verify correct installation using the analyzer's Self Test function.
Provides steps for safely taking the analyzer out of operation for storage or disposal.
Outlines the steps to switch on the analyzer and its initialization process.
Guides the user on how to perform a Self Test using the Maintenance menu.
Details the procedure for manually cleaning the O-Ring in case of vacuum test failure.
Explains how to prime the trigger solution system via the menu.
Provides instructions for preparing and loading blood samples into PFA test cartridges.
Instructs on the proper disposal of used PFA test cartridges.
Guides on how to safely switch off the analyzer after removing test cartridges.
Explains how to contact Siemens for repair services and software updates.
Details the warranty terms and conditions for the analyzer.
Lists wearing parts with restricted warranty duration and terms.
Provides information on ordering spare parts and consumables.
Outlines procedures for safe disposal of the analyzer and its components.
Introduces the PFA-100 System as a benchtop analyzer and its main function units.
Describes the carousel's function in holding and processing PFA test cartridges.
Explains the location and function of the trigger solution compartment.
Describes the LCD display's location and its role in showing software commands.
Details the composition of the keyboard, including numeric keys and softkeys.
Describes the integrated printer's location and its printing capabilities.
Introduces the chapter on consumables used with the PFA-100 System.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used on Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics consumables.
Lists consumables and parts with their specifications and catalog numbers.
Presents the technical specifications of the PFA-100 System.
Details the physical dimensions and weight of the analyzer.
Covers electrical specifications, including operating voltage and fuse details.
Lists environmental conditions for operation and storage of the analyzer.
Provides general technical parameters like installation category and sound pressure level.
Lists software-related parameters such as interface connectors and updates.
Describes the data connection ports for barcode scanners and external PCs.
Explains the function of the software upgrade slot for updating analyzer software.
Details how to transmit results to a host computer via the external PC port.
Explains the principle behind platelet function analysis using the PFA-100 System.
Provides step-by-step instructions for priming the analyzer system.
Outlines the software settings that can be configured during setup.
Explains how to select the desired language for the analyzer interface.
Guides on how to set the analyzer's time format to 12-hour or 24-hour.
Details how to change the date format displayed on the analyzer.
Explains how to configure the system to request patient identification numbers.
Describes the process of analyzer initialization and its automatic diagnostic tests.
Introduces the chapter on analyzer configuration options.
Details how to set low/high flag ranges for flagging results outside reference ranges.
Explains how to enable or disable audible tones for softkeys and numeric keys.
Guides on enabling or disabling the transmission of results to a host computer.
Provides instructions for inserting PFA test cartridges into the analyzer.
Explains how to start a single test when patient ID is disabled in setup.
Details the procedure for starting a single test without patient ID prompt.
Guides on performing duplicate tests or two test types with the same patient ID.
Explains how to perform two test types with different patient IDs.
Describes prompts for patient ID entry when the option is enabled.
Details the procedure for performing a single test with patient ID entry.
Explains how to perform duplicate or two test types with the same patient ID.
Guides on performing two test types with different patient IDs.
Provides steps to cancel a test, including confirmation prompts.
Introduces the chapter on printing test results.
States that results are automatically printed after testing is complete.
Details how to print the results of the most recent test run.
Guides on printing previously stored test results from the system log.
Explains how to print analyzer usage history, including serial number and test counts.
Details performing a self test for quality control and alignment checks.
Provides steps to perform a run control for quality assurance.
Guides on printing control results stored in the system.
Details procedures for regular cleaning of the analyzer's exterior.
Outlines the process for disinfecting the analyzer and its parts.
Warns about insufficient maintenance leading to false results or delays.
Provides instructions for safely replacing the trigger solution bottle.
Details the procedure for priming the system, especially after non-use.
Introduces the chapter on manual cleaning and replacement of the O-Ring.
Guides on inspecting the O-Ring for debris, wear, and proper fit.
Details the process for removing the O-Ring using the service tool.
Provides instructions for installing a new O-Ring using the service tool.
Details how to clean the O-Ring using cleaning pads and isopropanol.
Guides on how to replace the printer paper roll in the analyzer.
Details the procedure for replacing the printer ribbon cartridge.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely replacing fuses.
Explains the diagnostic tests performed when the analyzer is powered on.
Describes the analyzer's self test procedure, including vacuum leak and O-Ring cleaning.
Guides on how to print the analyzer's error log for problem diagnosis.
Explains how test results, events, and status messages are displayed.
Lists common status messages encountered during test runs and their causes.
Explains the "Maximum Test Time Exceeded" message and its interpretation.
Details the "Test Terminated Due To Air Leak" message, causes, and solutions.
Explains the "Test Terminated Due To Flow Obstruction" message, causes, and solutions.
Details the "Test Terminated Due To Insufficient Sample" message, causes, and solutions.
Explains the "Maximum Syringe Travel" message, causes, and solutions.
Lists other status messages and their corresponding causes and solutions.
