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112 Dako Autostainer Plus | User Guide
Symptom Possible Causes Solutions
Buffer or DI Water does not
flow out during a run or a
prime.
Autostainer Plus was not
primed properly.
Not enough buffer or DI water
in the appropriate reservoir.
Bent or pinched tubing.
Tubing is disconnected at the
inlet fitting(s).
Inlet filters are clogged and are
restricting fluid flow.
Tubing not completely inserted
into carboy.
Faulty buffer / DI water pump.
Prime pump, see Starting a
Run, section 14. Pump may
need to be activated several
times in order to activate a
prime
Fill the reservoir with the proper
level of fluid. Then prime the
pump, see Starting a Run,
section 14.
Straighten out the tubing and
prime the pump, see Starting a
Run, section 14.
Check the tubing to verify that
the fittings are secured
properly.
Check the inlet filter at the end
of the tubing in the carboy -
clean if necessary. Dako
recommends using a tube and
cap assembly (S3472) to
prevent foreign objects from
entering the carboys and
possibly clogging the filter.
Insure that buffer and DI water
tubing is fully inserted into the
proper carboys.
Contact your local Dako
representative.(See Dako
Companies and Distributors,
Section 23).
All waste collects into one
waste container.
“Switch” is not programmed in
the Protocol Template.
Waste tubing not placed in the
proper waste carboy.
Faulty waste pump.
Program a “Switch” in the
Protocol Template.
Insure that all waste tubes lead
to proper carboy.
Contact your local Dako
representative (see Dako
Companies and Distributors,
Section 23).
Waste backs up in the sink. Clogged sink filter. Clean the filter when the
instrument is not in use. Using
a small brush and some water,
remove the material causing
the blockage.
- For In Vitro Diagnostic Use 1
- UL and cUL 1
- Contact Dako 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Section 1 9
- Slide and Reagent Labels 10
- Hardware Specifications 13
- Software Specifications 13
- Requirements 15
- Recommendations 15
- Menu Bar Options 20
- File Menu 20
- Copy Function 22
- Auto Function 22
- Command Buttons 22
- Software 23
- Entering Staff Information 27
- Editing User Information 28
- Deleting User Information 29
- Adding a New Doctor 29
- Assigning Reagent Drop Zone 31
- Cleaning Schedule 31
- Slide Labels 32
- Slide Labels with Bar Codes 32
- Reagent Labels 34
- Label Adjustment 35
- Scanner Port 35
- Communication Port 35
- Printer Selection 36
- The Options Screen 36
- Program Grid 36
- IHC Report 37
- Custom Options 37
- Slides Function 39
- Adding Slides 39
- Deleting a Slide 40
- The SLIDE INFORMATION Button 40
- Deleting a Case # 43
- Deleting a Block ID 43
- Deleting a Specific Slide 44
- Slide Rearrangement 44
- Protocol Elements 46
- Rinse Buffer 46
- Rinse Water 46
- Standard Rinse Replacement 46
- Substrate-Batch 47
- Switch (*Swtch) 47
- Saving a Protocol Template 48
- Deleting a Protocol Template 49
- Protocol 50
- Step in a Protocol 51
- Defining Primary Antibodies 54
- Negative Controls 55
- Defining Specific Rinses 56
- Auto Programming 57
- Copy/Paste 59
- Copy/Paste Entire Rows 60
- Editing a Protocol Step 60
- Printing Options 61
- The Main Grid Report 63
- Run Log Printout 64
- Viewing Programmed Slides 64
- ALL SLIDES Tool 66
- Printing a Slide Layout Map 67
- Adding Primary Antibodies 70
- Editing Reagent Lists 72
- Printing Reagent Labels 74
- Compatibility Check 75
- Reagent Layout Map Screen 77
- Reagent List Screen 78
- Missing Reagent Error 78
- Paused to Add Reagent 79
- Slides Skipped 79
- Partial Reagent Application 79
- Loading Microscope Slides 81
- Scanning Slides 82
- Section 14 83
- Delaying the Start of a Run 85
- Adding Priority Slides 86
- Printing a Run Log 94
- Printing a Temporary Run Log 94
- Emergency Stop 95
- Immunohistochemical Report 95
- Automated Cleaning Cycle 99
- Cleaning Log 100
- Reservoir Cleaning 100
- Slide Rack Cleaning 101
- Reagent Vial Cleaning 101
- Computer Maintenance 101
- Backing Up Files 101
- Section 19 105
- Shelf Life and Storage 106
- Tris-Buffered Saline 106
- Intended Use 106
- Materials Required 107
- Reagent Preparation 107
- Phosphate Buffered Saline 109
- Section 20 111
- Symbol Definitions 120
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