More Information And Warnings; During Staining; During Editing Of Programs; During Setup - Leica Autostainer XL Instructions For Use Manual

7.2

More information and warnings

7.2.1 During staining

Program (x) cannot be used
for staining
Program (x) is not compatible
with programs in us
Ensure a rack is in the Load
drawer and close the drawer
Ensure the Exit drawer is
empty and close the drawer

7.2.2 During editing of programs

Station (x) and Station (y) are
in reverse order
The steps after Exit will be
ignored
Program (x) is in use for
staining and cannot be altered

7.2.3 During SetUp

SetUp lost. Default SetUp
used.
Battery backed RAM Failure!
Service is required.
Caution: increasing dips might
extend some station times
Leica Autostainer XL (ST5010)
Error Messages and Troubleshooting
Either the program in question contains no steps, or it consists only of
blank steps or steps with the time set to 0.
The program in question is incompatible with a program assigned
to one (multiple) specimen slide holder(s), which is (are) currently
being processed. Processing of the specimen slide holder(s) must be
finished before the program in question can be used.
(→ p. 31 – 5.4.9 Checking the compatibility of programs)
The load drawer must be closed for the instrument to be able to
remove a specimen slide holder from it.
The exit drawer must be closed for the instrument to be able to insert
a specimen slide holder for removal.
This message appears when two programs are checked for
compatibility. The stations in question are specified in the two
programs in reverse order. Therefore the programs cannot be used in
parallel.
The Exit step is not the last program step. The steps specified after
the Exit step are ignored.
A program that is currently being used for staining cannot be altered.
Copy the program to another program number and then edit it.
Programs and settings of the instrument parameters have been lost
and must be reentered.
The internal memory has to be replaced. Contact the after-sales
service responsible for you.
Increasing the number of up/down movements (dips) while specimen
slides are being processed can result in lengthening of exactly
defined incubation periods. If continuous up/down movement was
selected, only one specimen slide holder can be processed at a time.
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