Replacing the sd system with a sheath bottle, Storing the system, Taking the system out of storage – Luminex 200 User Manual with IS 2.3 Software User Manual

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Maintenance and Cleaning

PN 89-00002-00-144 Rev. B

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Replacing the SD System
with a Sheath Bottle

1. Turn off the SD and disconnect the tubing from the Luminex 200

analyzer.

2. Turn the black regulator screw inside the center door of the

Luminex 200 one full turn counter-clockwise.

3. Attach the sheath bottle. Make sure there is sheath fluid in the

bottle (to the fill line) and the cap is tightened.

4. Prime the system.

5. As the system is priming, adjust the black regulator screw inside

the center door of the Luminex 200. Turn clockwise to increase
or counterclockwise to decrease, until the sheath pressure value
is within +/- 0.1 psi of the normal level of your instrument.
Visually monitor the pressure gauge on the Run Batch tab. Make
sure pressure is centered within the green tolerance range.

6. When the prime function is complete, loosen the sheath bottle

cap to release pressure.

7. Tighten sheath cap and prime the system once again.

8. Make sure that the sheath and air pressure values increase to the

normal level once again.

Storing the System

This procedure explains the steps you should take before placing the
system into long-term storage.

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Before storing the system:

1. Run a sanitize with 10% to 20% household bleach solution.

2. Run a sanitize with distilled water.

3. Run four washes with distilled water.

4. Remove the sample probe from the instrument, flush with

distilled water from the narrow end out through the larger end,
replace it in the sample arm, and wrap the end with Parafilm.

Taking the System out of
Storage

Follow this procedure before you begin using the system after it has
been stored long-term.

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Before using the system:

1. Turn on the Luminex 200 and XY Platform and watch for the

following indications that the instruments are responding
correctly:

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