Using The Base; Logging In On The 3M Clean-Trace Luminometer - 3M LM1 User Manual

Figure 3 shows the step-by-step procedure for inserting a 3M Clean-Trace
Test into a 3M Clean-Trace Luminometer for testing, and removing it after testing
is completed.
1. Open the 3M Clean-Trace Luminometer by pressing the rocker cap.
2. Insert an activated 3M Clean-Trace Test into the chamber, making sure the
cuvette is at the bottom of the chamber.
3. The 3M Clean-Trace Test handle should be visible at the top of the chamber.
4. Release the rocker cap. Now you can do an ATP test with the 3M Clean-Trace
Test that's inside the chamber.
5. After the ATP test is completed, open the chamber by pressing the rocker cap.
6. To remove the 3M Clean-Trace Test, grasp the top of the test and pull
upwards. Follow the instructions for disposal in the 3M Clean-Trace Test
Instructions for Use. Consult with local regulations for any additional
regulations regarding disposal.

Using the Base

For extra stability and convenience, the 3M Clean-Trace Luminometer can be
placed on the 3M™ Clean-Trace™ Base. The 3M Clean-Trace Base also holds the
3M Clean-Trace Luminometer at an optimum working and viewing angle.
(See Figure 4).
The 3M Clean-Trace Luminometer also has a fold-out stand built into the bottom
of the instrument. (See Figure 5).
Logging in on the 3M Clean‑Trace Luminometer
When the 3M Clean-Trace Luminometer is turned on, it automatically does a diagnostic check. If the diagnostic check is
within the required limits, the login screen appears.
1. The Default User is automatically logged in. Tap [Login].
• Or, if you set up Users using 3M Clean-Trace Hygiene Management Software, to select your User name, tap select
and tap your User name. Tap [Login].
User
2. Unplanned Test automatically appears. Sample Plans appear if you have created and synchronized them using the 3M
Clean-Trace Hygiene Management Software. You can start a new run of a sample plan or start new unplanned testing.
To return to this screen at any time, tap Home
• For more information, refer to the Performing Unplanned Testing or the Performing Tests on Test Points in Sample
Plans sections in this User Manual for more information.
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