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    Maintenance Schedule DH76

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    This document outlines the daily, weekly, monthly, and as needed maintenance plan for a particular hematology analyzer model. The daily maintenance includes checking reagents, waste containers, backgrounds, and performing cleaning cycles for the white blood cell, red blood cell, flow chamber, differential path, and sample probe areas. Weekly maintenance includes soaking the white and red blood cell channels and checking/cleaning chambers. Monthly maintenance is cleaning and decontaminating the outer surfaces of the analyzer. As needed maintenance consists of fluidics initialization, cleaning, and emptying under certain conditions.

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    This document outlines the daily, weekly, monthly, and as needed maintenance plan for a particular hematology analyzer model. The daily maintenance includes checking reagents, waste containers, backgrounds, and performing cleaning cycles for the white blood cell, red blood cell, flow chamber, differential path, and sample probe areas. Weekly maintenance includes soaking the white and red blood cell channels and checking/cleaning chambers. Monthly maintenance is cleaning and decontaminating the outer surfaces of the analyzer. As needed maintenance consists of fluidics initialization, cleaning, and emptying under certain conditions.

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    This document outlines the daily, weekly, monthly, and as needed maintenance plan for a particular hematology analyzer model. The daily maintenance includes checking reagents, waste containers, backgrounds, and performing cleaning cycles for the white blood cell, red blood cell, flow chamber, differential path, and sample probe areas. Weekly maintenance includes soaking the white and red blood cell channels and checking/cleaning chambers. Monthly maintenance is cleaning and decontaminating the outer surfaces of the analyzer. As needed maintenance consists of fluidics initialization, cleaning, and emptying under certain conditions.

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    This document outlines the daily, weekly, monthly, and as needed maintenance plan for a particular hematology analyzer model. The daily maintenance includes checking reagents, waste containers, backgrounds, and performing cleaning cycles for the white blood cell, red blood cell, flow chamber, differential path, and sample probe areas. Weekly maintenance includes soaking the white and red blood cell channels and checking/cleaning chambers. Monthly maintenance is cleaning and decontaminating the outer surfaces of the analyzer. As needed maintenance consists of fluidics initialization, cleaning, and emptying under certain conditions.

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    Daily/weekly/monthly/as needed maintenance plan

    Operator: month: Inst. Model : DH76 S/N:

    DATE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 31
    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

    DAILY
    MAINTENANC
    E

    Check reagents

    Check waste
    container

    Check
    Backgrounds

    Perform clean
    WBC

    Perform clean
    RBC

    Perform clean
    Flow chamber

    Perform clean
    diff. path

    Perform clean
    sample probe

    Perform
    cleanser soak

    Weekly
    Maintenance

    WBC Channel
    Cleanser soak

    RBC Channel
    Cleanser soak

    Check
    WBC/RBC/DIFF
    . chambers
    area for any
    calcification
    and clean as
    needed

    Clean sample *Remove dust, wipe with 10%


    probe outside sodium hypochlorite.Then wipe
    surface with D. Water.

    Clean input & Remove dust, wipe with 10%

    output rack sodium hypochlorite.Then wipe


    area with D. Water.

    Monthly
    Maintenance

    Clean and *Remove dust, wipe with 10% sodium hypochlorite.


    Decontaminate
    Then wipe with D. Water.
    analyser outer
    surfaces.

    As needed
    Maintenance

    Fluidics NEEDED AFTER MAINTENANCE OR CLEANING PROCEDURES DONE ON FLUIDICS SYSTEM INSIDE ANALYZER
    initialization

    Clean fluidics NEEDED WHEN BACKGROUNDS RESULTS OUT OF RANGE.

    Empty fluidics NEEDED WHEN: 1-ANALYZER WILL NOT USED FOR 3- 10 DAYS 2- INCORRECT REAGENTS USED.

    *Backgrounds Reference ranges: •WBC ≤ 0.2 •RBC ≤ 0.02 •HGB ≤ 1 •PLT ≤ 10

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