If you are like most people working in a laboratory, you will know all of the issues that can arise with equipment faults. Most of the time you will get an unknown error message or the system displays a physical fault when you are part way through your test or experiment. This can be very frustrating, and potentially dangerous when working in a chemical lab or in a life science lab where someone’s life may depend on the results. The last thing you want to be doing is searching through paperwork trying to find the user guide or service manual.
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Zoe Gillan
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