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Re: CBC analyzers
| Manky Badger | 25 May 2005 20:45 |
> How has tech support been with your CellDyn? > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > support for a problem that to my uninitiated mind - (reading all the > neutrophils as eos)- that seems to be a lazer problem? Maybe that will improve following the launch of ther Sapphire ?
What "sort" of tech support do you get ? - we had the old Bayer H1s and no matter what happened with it, they would INSIST on spending a couple of hours talking it over with me over the phone. there might have been flames coming out the back and they'd still ask me to try this and try that. We'd spend so long fiddling that we never got same day service. Main reason we left them. Went to Sysmex - marvellous service. I phone to tell them it's broke - fix-it chap's here by mid day.
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| nicstepro@aol.com | 25 May 2005 17:59 |
How has tech support been with your CellDyn?
We have 2- 4000s and would avoid them like the plague knowing what we know now.
Today alone, we have spent since last evening cleaning cleaning per tech support, today a rematch of cleaning, changing tubing, rinsing syringes from 9 am to now 2 pm, and rerunning batches per Z. on tech support for a problem that to my uninitiated mind - (reading all the neutrophils as eos)- that seems to be a lazer problem?
I keep thinking of the MASH episode with Margaret Houghlihan and her foot locker...
nicolette
> We are looking to replace our CellDyn 1700 in a lab doing 40-50 CBC's > daily. What analyzers do you recommend and why? Any to completely > stay away from? |
| RATech | 07 May 2005 00:36 |
We are looking to replace our CellDyn 1700 in a lab doing 40-50 CBC' daily. What analyzers do you recommend and why? Any to completel stay away from
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