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Symptom Possible cause Solution
The microtiter plate is warped. Inspect the microtiter plate. Replace it if it
is warped.
The sample probe is bent. Remove the sample probe from the
instrument. Roll it on a flat surface. If a
sample probe has been bent and rolled
straight more than once, discard it and
replace it with a new sample probe.
Perform an automatic sample probe height
adjustment using the software.
Calibration Problems
TABLE 6.
Calibration Problems
Symptom Possible cause Solution
Calibration is slow or fails. The calibration microspheres are not fully
suspended.
Vortex the calibration vials to resuspend
the microspheres.
The wrong lot number or target values are
entered in the appropriate software user
interface.
Check the lot number and target values to
make sure they are correct.
The instrument calibrators are in the wrong
well.
Verify that calibration microspheres are in
the correct well.
There are not enough calibrator
microspheres in the well.
Add at least five drops of calibrator
microspheres to the well. For accurate
drop volume, hold the vial upside down at
a 90 degree angle to the microtiter plate
while dispensing them.
The calibrator lot is expired. Use an unexpired bottle of calibrator
microspheres.
The sample probe height is incorrect. Perform an automatic sample probe height
adjustment.
The sample probe is clogged. See the section titled "Clogs".
There is a partial clog in the instrument. See the section titled "Clogs".
There is air in the instrument. The waste
line was moved during instrument
operation, resulting in an unstable flow
rate.
Perform an automatic sample probe height
adjustment. Use the software to run a
prime command three times, an alcohol
flush command twice, then a wash
command three time with deionized water.
The waste line was moved during
instrument operation, resulting in an
unstable flow rate.
Stabilize the waste line during instrument
operation. See the section titled
Maintaining Fluids”.
TABLE 5.
Sample Probe Problems Continued
For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
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