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Roche cobas e 402 is a fully automated analyzer that offers comprehensive testing capabilities for a wide range of clinical applications. With its advanced technology, it delivers accurate and reliable results while maximizing laboratory efficiency and productivity. The system features user-friendly software, intuitive operation, and a compact design, making it an ideal choice for laboratories of all sizes.

Roche cobas e 402 is a fully automated analyzer that offers comprehensive testing capabilities for a wide range of clinical applications. With its advanced technology, it delivers accurate and reliable results while maximizing laboratory efficiency and productivity. The system features user-friendly software, intuitive operation, and a compact design, making it an ideal choice for laboratories of all sizes.

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Quick Reference Guide
Publication version 1.0
Software version 01-01
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Publication version Software version Revision date Change description
1.0 01-01 2020-11 First version
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Edition notice
This publication is intended for operators of
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Every effort has been made to ensure that all the
information contained in this publication is correct at the
time of publishing. However, the manufacturer of this
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as output of product surveillance activities, leading to a
new version of this publication.
Where to find information
The User Assistance contains all information about the
product, including the following:
Routine operation
Maintenance
Safety
Troubleshooting information
Configuration information
Background information, for example, about analytical
principles
The Safety Guide contains important safety information.
You must read the Safety Guide before operating the
system.
The User Guide focuses on routine operation and
maintenance. The chapters are organized according to
the normal operation workflow.
The Quick Reference Guide gives a brief introduction
to important routine tasks and daily maintenance.
cobas
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e‑library provides access to important updates,
Method Sheets, Value Sheets, and other important
documents from Roche.
The PC manufacturer’s manual contains all information
about the control unit hardware.
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General attention
To avoid serious or fatal injury, ensure that you are
familiar with the system and safety information before
you use the system.
r Pay particular attention to all safety precautions.
r Always follow the instructions in this publication.
r Do not use the system in a way that is not described
in this publication.
r Store all publications in a safe and easily retrievable
place.
Copyright
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All rights reserved.
Contact addresses
Inside the European Union and
EFTA member states
Manufacturer of the
instrument
Hitachi High-Tech Corporation
1-17-1 Toranomon
Minato-ku Tokyo 105-6409
Japan
Authorized
representative
Roche Diagnostics GmbH
Sandhofer Strasse 116
68305 Mannheim
Germany
Made in Japan
Outside the European Union and
EFTA member states
Manufactured by: Hitachi High-Tech Corporation
Manufactured for: Roche Diagnostics GmbH
Sandhofer Strasse 116
68305 Mannheim
Germany
Distributed in USA by: Roche Diagnostics
9115 Hague Road
Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
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Table of contents
Quick reference: Before routine operation ................. 6
Quick reference: Start up the system.................. 6
Quick reference: Pre-routine workflow .............. 7
Quick reference: Replacing reagents.................. 9
Quick reference: During routine operation.................. 13
Quick reference: Running patient samples....... 13
Quick reference: Checking test results .............. 15
Quick reference: Performing calibration............ 16
Quick reference: Performing QC........................... 17
Quick reference: After routine operation...................... 19
Quick reference: Post-routine workflow ............ 19
Reference information.......................................................... 21
Quick reference: Reagents and
consumables– ISE ..................................................... 21
Quick reference: Reagents and
consumables– c303 ................................................
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Quick reference: Reagents and
consumables– e402 ................................................
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Quick reference: cobaseflow HIV Duo ...........
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Quick reference: Before routine operation
In this section
Quick reference: Start up the system(6)
Quick reference: Pre-routine workflow(7)
Quick reference: Replacing reagents(9)
Quick reference: Start up the system
At the beginning of a daily shift, start up the system.
Then, check the system performance.
Non-observance of safety precautions
Failure to observe safety messages may result in injury,
infection, or damage to the system.
r Use quick reference tables only as a reminder for
tasks you are familiar with.
r Always adhere to the Safety Guide and the safety
messages in the corresponding task descriptions.
Steps User action
1 Starting up the system
1. The system starts up automatically at a
specified time.
2. Or, start up the system manually.
2 Checking the system
performance– splashes and
clogging
1. Check for any splashes on the instrument
surface.
2. Check for any splashes around the probes,
the wash nozzles, the wash station, and the
rinse station of the c303 analytical unit
and of the e402 analytical unit.
3. If necessary, eliminate clogging in the
sample probe of the c303 analytical unit.
3 Checking the photometer
check report
1. Choose Reports > Settings >
Photometer Check Report (SOM).
2. Confirm that the check value is less than
1.4 Abs.
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Quick reference: Pre-routine workflow
The system is intended for 8-hour operation, 5days a
week. At the beginning of a shift, log on to the system
and perform the pre-routine actions highlighted by
colors in the Pre-Routine dialog box.
Red: Action is crucial. Examples: A reagent is empty, or a
maintenance action is overdue.
Yellow: Action is needed. Examples: The volume of a
reagent is below the defined warning level, or a
calibration is required.
Purple: Loading new reagent is recommended. The
volume of at least one reagent is below the set daily
requirement and the Preventive Action check box is
selected.
Gray: No action required.
m The system or masked analytical unit is in Stand By
mode.
Steps User action
1 Checking for alarms 1. If the Alarms button flashes yellow or red,
choose the Alarms button.
2. Check the alarms and perform the
recommended remedies.
3. Delete the alarms.
2 Selecting Preventive
Action check box
1. Choose Pre-Routine button.
2. Select the Preventive Action check box.
3 Performing recommended
maintenance actions
1. Choose Pre-Routine > Recommended
Maintenance.
2. Choose and perform all maintenance
actions highlighted in yellow or red.
4 Replacing missing reagents 1. Choose Pre-Routine > Reagent
Management List.
2. Choose the Confirm button.
3. Choose Reports > Display.
4. Choose the reagent management list.
5. Use the list to fetch the missing reagents
from the reagent storage.
6. Replace the reagents.
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Steps User action
5 Downloading parameters 1. Choose Pre-Routine > Download
Required Items.
2. Check the 5tabs for available parameters.
3. Choose the desired item and choose the
Continue button.
The latest release is recommended.
Choose the desired settings and
choose the Download button.
4. If you have downloaded a new application,
load the corresponding reagent pack.
6 Ordering recommended
calibrations
1. Choose Pre-Routine > Recommended
Calibration.
2. To order the recommended calibrations,
choose the Confirm button.
7 Ordering QC
measurements
1. In the Pre-Routine dialog box, choose the
following:
Routine QC: To order QC for all
reagent packs in use
Standby QC: To order QC for all
standby reagent packs
2. Choose the Confirm button.
8 Generating calibration and
QC load lists
1. Choose Pre-Routine > Calibrator and QC
Load List.
2. Choose the Confirm button.
3. In the load lists, check the required
calibrator and QC lots. Also, check the
assigned rack positions and use volume for
the calibrators and QC material.
9 Running calibration and
QC measurement
1. Prepare calibrators and QC material in
appropriate sample containers.
2. Use black racks for calibrators and white
racks for QC material.
3. Place the racks onto a rack tray, black
calibrator racks first.
4. Load the rack tray onto a loading lane.
5. Start the run.
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Steps User action
10 Verifying calibration and
QC results
1. Choose Routine > Recent Calibrations.
2. Verify that all tests have a check mark in the
Status column. If not, choose the Monitor
button from the options menu and
troubleshoot the data alarm.
3. Choose the QC Chart tab.
4. Verify that today’s QC results are within the
acceptable range (green).
When calibration and QC are successful, the
system is ready for sample measurement.
11 Clearing Preventive
Action check box
1. Choose Pre-Routine button.
2. To disable purple alarms during operation,
clear the Preventive Action check box.
y Performing pre-routine actions
u Related topics
Quick reference: Replacing reagents (9)
Quick reference: Replacing reagents
When a reagent is running short or has expired, replace
it to ensure correct and continuous measurement.
Non-observance of safety precautions
Failure to observe safety messages may result in injury,
infection, or damage to the system.
r Use quick reference tables only as a reminder for
tasks you are familiar with.
r Always adhere to the Safety Guide and the safety
messages in the corresponding task descriptions.
m The system or masked analytical unit is in Stand By
mode.
m The status button for the system reagent or the
consumables shows the following: The blue LED is lit.
The green LED flashes or is off.
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Steps User action
1 Replacing reagent packs –
c303
1. Open the reagent disk compartment cover.
2. Rotate the reagent disk manually and
unload all desired reagent packs.
3. Load new reagent packs into empty slots.
Ensure the correct orientation.
4. Close the reagent disk compartment cover.
5. Close the main cover of the analytical unit.
6. Choose Reagents > Status > Reagent
Registration and perform a reagent
registration manually.
2 Replacing reagent packs –
e402
1. Open the reagent disk compartment cover.
2. Rotate the reagent disk manually and
unload all desired reagent packs.
3. Load new reagent packs into empty slots.
Ensure the correct orientation.
4. Close the reagent disk compartment cover.
5. Close the main cover of the analytical unit.
6. Choose Reagents > Status > Reagent
Registration and perform a reagent
registration manually.
3 Replacing reagents– ISE
1. Press the status button.
: The blue LED starts flashing.
2. Gently pull out the ISE reagent drawer.
3. To register the new reagent bottle, carefully
place the bottle onto the ISE reagent
drawer in front of the RFID reader.
: The green LED turns on.
4. Unload the empty bottle by unscrewing and
removing it.
5. Dry the aspiration tubing, the filter, and the
cap with a lint-free cloth.
6. Load the new bottle by placing it, lowering
the aspiration tubing, and screwing it
closed.
7. Press the status button again.
: The blue LED stops flashing and
remains lit. The green LED turns off.
8. Gently push the ISE reagent drawer back
into place.
9. Close the front door.
10. Choose Reagent > Status > Reagent
Prime to perform a reagent prime.
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Steps User action
4 Replacing system
reagents– c303
(Basic Wash or Acid Wash)
1. Press the status button.
: The blue LED starts flashing.
2. Gently pull out the ISE reagent drawer.
3. To register the new reagent bottle, carefully
place the bottle onto the ISE reagent
drawer in front of the RFID reader.
: The green LED turns on.
4. Remove the new bottle from the ISE
reagent drawer and gently push the ISE
reagent drawer back into place.
5. Unload the empty bottle by unscrewing and
removing it.
6. Dry the aspiration tubing with a lint-free
cloth.
7. Load the new bottle by placing it, lowering
the aspiration tubing, and screwing it
closed.
8. Press the status button again.
: The blue LED stops flashing and
remains lit. The green LED turns off.
9. Close the front doors.
10. Choose Reagent > Status > Prime Flow
Paths to perform a reagent prime.
5 Replacing system
reagents– e402
(ProCellIIM, CleanCellM,
or PreCleanIIM)
1. Press the status button.
: The blue LED starts flashing. The
green LED turns on.
2. Hook the aspiration pipe on its notch.
3. Dry each aspiration pipe with a separate
lint-free cloth.
4. Replace the bottle.
5. Lower the aspiration pipe.
6. Press the status button again.
: The blue LED stops flashing and
remains lit. The green LED turns off.
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Steps User action
6 Loading tip and cup trays–
e402
1. Press the status button.
: The blue LED starts flashing. The
green LED turns on.
2. Gently pull out the tip and cup tray drawer
to its full length.
3. Remove and dispose of the empty tip and
cup trays.
4. Load new full tip and cup trays.
5. Gently close the tip and cup tray drawer.
6. Press the status button again.
: The blue LED stops flashing and
remains lit. The green LED turns off.
7 Checking and replacing
solid waste boxes– e402
1. To check the solid waste box, press the
status button.
: The blue LED starts flashing. The
green LED turns on.
2. Check the capacity of the solid waste box.
3. Gently close the solid waste drawer without
pressing the status button again.
4. To replace the solid waste box, press the
status button and proceed with the
following steps.
: The blue LED starts flashing. The
green LED turns on.
5. Gently pull out the solid waste drawer.
6. Remove the full solid waste box.
7. Insert a new solid waste box in the solid
waste container.
8. Gently close the solid waste drawer
completely.
9. Press the status button again.
: The blue LED stops flashing and
remains lit. The green LED turns off.
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Quick reference: During routine operation
In this section
Quick reference: Running patient samples(13)
Quick reference: Checking test results(15)
Quick reference: Performing calibration(16)
Quick reference: Performing QC(17)
Quick reference: Running patient samples
When all required pre-routine steps are completed, you
can start routine operation and process samples.
Non-observance of safety precautions
Failure to observe safety messages may result in injury,
infection, or damage to the system.
r Use quick reference tables only as a reminder for
tasks you are familiar with.
r Always adhere to the Safety Guide and the safety
messages in the corresponding task descriptions.
Steps User action
1 Ordering tests manually
(when not downloaded
from host)
1. Choose Routine > Order Tests.
2. Choose the sample type and priority.
3. Choose the Micro option for micro cups, or
the Normal option for other containers.
4. Enter the sample ID from the barcode label.
5. Select all desired tests or test profiles:
: Test is selected.
: Result is available.
: Test is not selected.
6. Choose the Save button.
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Steps User action
2 Preparing samples
10 mm
1. Use suitable sample containers only.
2. Maximum filling level: 10mm below the
upper edge of the sample container.
The maximum sample filling level for
patient’s whole blood sample in a primary
tube is 55 mm from liquid surface of
maximum sample volume to the bottom of
the container.
3. Centrifuge the samples according to tube
manufacturer’s recommendation.
4. Sample containers must be in an upright
position on racks.
5. Ensure that the sample liquid surface is
free of foam, film, air bubbles, or separator
gel.
3 Preparing barcoded
samples
≥20 mm
≥17 mm
≥17 mm
≥20 mm
<63 mm
<38 mm
1. Use racks with rack ID according to the
rack assignment for the sample type.
2. Place the barcode label vertically on tubes
within the blue-marked scan zone.
4 Preparing non-barcoded
samples
1. To generate the worklist, select the
samples on Routine > Results.
2. Choose Reports > Routine > Test Order
List.
3. Choose the Generate button.
4. When the animation on the Reports button
ends, choose the Display button.
5. Load the samples onto the rack positions
as designated on the Test Order List.
5 Loading samples onto the
loading lane
1. Slide the racks onto a rack tray in any order
(barcode mode) or slide the racks onto a
rack tray in the correct order of tests to be
run (non-barcode mode).
2. Ensure that the status indicator of the
loading lane is lit and lift the loading lane
cover.
3. Load the prepared rack tray with the
handle at the front.
If you are loading samples in barcode
mode and the system is already in
Operation mode, the system processes the
samples automatically.
4. If the system is in other status than the
Operation mode, choose the Start button
and start the run.
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Steps User action
6 Loading samples at the
STAT port
1. Use a red STAT rack to indicate samples as
being STAT samples. (Any rack loaded via
the STAT port is processed with the same
priority.)
2. Load the rack into the STAT port as
directed by the label.
3. If you are loading samples in barcode
mode and the system is already in
Operation mode, the system processes the
samples automatically.
4. If the system is in other status than the
Operation mode, choose the Start button
and start the run.
7 Starting a run 1. Choose the Start button.
2. In non-barcode mode, enter the sequence
number of the first sample to be processed.
3. In the Rack Reception Mode area,
ensure that the setting is activated.
4. To start the run, choose the green Start
button.
8 Searching for a sample
based on the processing
status
1. Choose Sample Status > Rack Monitor.
2. If you know the sample ID, enter it and
choose the Search button.
3. To find samples with a specific processing
status, select the corresponding check box.
4. Select a sample.
y Running patient samples
Quick reference: Checking test results
During or after a run, you can view the results of selected
patient samples and QC measurements.
Steps User action
1 Viewing test results 1. Choose Routine > Results.
2. To view current samples, choose the
Routine View option.
3. In the left table, choose the required
sample.
Use the All Samples drop-down list to
filter for specific samples.
4. In the right table, check for results already
available and data alarms.
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Steps User action
2 Viewing test result details 1. Choose Routine > Results.
2. In the left table, choose the required
sample.
3. In the right table, choose the desired result.
4. From the options menu , choose the
Result Details button.
5. If a data alarm is displayed in the Data
Alarm column, look up the alarm
description and perform the described
remedies.
y Checking test results
Quick reference: Performing calibration
The software recommends calibrations according to the
intervals set for each application. You only have to order
the recommended calibrations.
Steps User action
1 Ordering calibrations 1. Choose Calibration > Order.
2. Check the Cause column:
: Calibration is recommended.
: Calibration is ordered for the next run.
3. To order recommended calibrations,
choose the Save button.
4. To order a calibration manually, choose the
test and choose > Calibrate.
2 Running calibrations 1. Choose Reports > Calibration >
Calibrator Load List.
Choose Generate > Display.
2. On the load list, check which calibrators
are required. For calibrators with position
assignment, also check the rack positions.
3. Prepare sufficient amounts of calibrators. In
addition to the use volume indicated on the
load lists, consider the dead volume of the
used sample container and the overdraw
volume.
4. Load the calibrator racks and start the run.
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Steps User action
3 Verifying calibration results
1. When results are available, choose
Calibration > Order.
2. View the R. P. Position column:
No color: The latest calibration was
successful.
: The latest calibration failed.
3. If a calibration failed, do the following:
Choose Routine > Recent
Calibrations
From the options menu, choose the
Monitor button.
Check which data alarm has been
generated.
Troubleshoot the data alarms
according to the following list:
4 Viewing details of a
calibration result
1. Choose Calibration > Results > and
choose the test:
Lot Calibration Result: The last valid
lot calibration of this specific reagent
lot.
Newest Calibration Result: The last
valid lot calibration of the test.
5 Unloading calibrators
1. Unload the calibrators from the unloading
lane.
2. Place an empty rack tray on the unloading
area.
y Performing calibration
Quick reference: Performing QC
You can order QC measurements for all tests and
reagents on board (routine QC), or for specific or standby
reagents only.
You cannot use expired QC material. Tests ordered for
expired QC material are masked and not performed.
i
You order QC measurements by QC material, not
by QC lot. The system performs the QC
measurement using the first QC lot loaded. The
system does not process any further QC lots for
the same QC material in the same run.
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Steps User action
1 Ordering QC for current
reagents
1. Choose QC > Order.
2. To order QC for all current reagents,
choose the Assign Routine QC button.
3. To order QC for specific reagents, select
the corresponding Select check boxes.
4. Choose the Save button.
2 Ordering QC for standby
reagents
1. Choose QC > Order > Standby Bottle
QC.
2. Select the Select check boxes of the
standby reagents for which you require a
QC measurement.
3. Choose the Save button.
3 Running QC 1. Choose Reports > QC > QC Load List.
Choose Generate > Display.
2. On the load list, check which QC material is
required on which rack position.
3. Prepare sufficient amounts of QC material.
In addition to the use volume indicated on
the load lists, consider the dead volume of
the used sample container and the
overdraw volume.
4. Load the QC racks and start the run.
4 Verifying QC results 1. Choose QC > QC Chart or Routine > QC
Chart.
2. Choose a test.
3. Verify that today’s QC results are within the
acceptable range (green circle).
If QC results are out of range (red
circle), troubleshoot the cause and
repeat the QC measurement.
When calibration and QC are
successful, the system is ready for
sample measurement.
5 Unloading QC material
1. Unload the QC material from the unloading
lane.
2. Place an empty rack tray on the unloading
area.
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Quick reference: After routine operation
Quick reference: Post-routine workflow
At the end of a daily shift, stop analysis and perform daily
maintenance actions. Then, shut down the system.
Non-observance of safety precautions
Failure to observe safety messages may result in injury,
infection, or damage to the system.
r Use quick reference tables only as a reminder for
tasks you are familiar with.
r Always adhere to the Safety Guide and the safety
messages in the corresponding task descriptions.
Steps User action
1 Stopping the system after
the current run
1. Choose the Start button.
2. In the Rack Reception Mode area,
choose the Change button.
3. Clear the Active Rack Reception Mode
check box.
After the run, the system will perform
finalization and unload all racks.
2 Preparing the system for
shutting down
1. Remove all racks.
2. Store or dispose of samples.
3. For maintenance pipes for the next day:
ensure that required reagents are
sufficient.
4. Place an empty rack tray on the unloading
area.
3 Running the daily wash
rack – ISE
1. Pipette 600μL of the following reagents:
ISE Cleaning Solution/SysClean into a
standard cup in rack position2.
Activator into a standard cup in rack
position3
2. Load the wash rack.
3. Start the run.
After running the wash rack, the ISE calibration
and QC results become invalid.
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Steps User action
4 Cleaning the sample probe
e402
1. Ensure the system is in Stand By in mode.
Choose Maintenance > User
Maintenance > Cleaning - Daily.
From the options menu, choose the
Select button.
ChoosePerform button and open the
main cover of the analytical unit.
2. Place a paper towel over the reagent
pipetting positions.
3. Clean the sample probe with alcohol.
4. Then clean with deionized water.
Always wipe from top to bottom.
5 Cleaning the nozzles of the
pre-wash unit – e402
1. Open the cover of the pre-wash and
detection area.
2. Pull out the pre-wash unit.
3. Clean the nozzles with alcohol.
4. Then clean with deionized water.
Always wipe from top to bottom.
6 Cleaning the ECL sipper
nozzle and the liquid level
sensor – e402
1. Clean the ECL sipper nozzle and liquid level
sensor with alcohol.
2. Then clean with deionized water.
Always wipe from top to bottom.
3. Close the cover of the pre-wash and
detection area.
4. Perform the maintenance action Reset.
7 Cleaning the reagent probe
e402
1. Clean the reagent probe with alcohol.
2. Then clean with deionized water.
Always wipe from top to bottom.
Visually check the reagent probes for
bends.
3. Remove the paper towel.
8 Shutting down the system
1. Shut down the system manually or
automatically.
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Roche cobas e 402 is a fully automated analyzer that offers comprehensive testing capabilities for a wide range of clinical applications. With its advanced technology, it delivers accurate and reliable results while maximizing laboratory efficiency and productivity. The system features user-friendly software, intuitive operation, and a compact design, making it an ideal choice for laboratories of all sizes.

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