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Operating Instructions
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arefully tins mamjal before using the machine; an improper utilization of the sterilizer should carrv on dpfprti\/p
sterilization with unattended consequences. 5 ouia carry on defect,ve
in case of doubt or questions, please call the agent.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. GENERAL.4
1.1 FOREWARDS.4
1.2 CONFORMITY TO EUROPEAN DIRECTIVES...4
2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS..5
2.1 PACKAGE DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT. 5
2.2 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS. 5
2.3 CHAMBER DIMENSIONS AND CAPACITY.5
2.4 SAFETY FEATURES.6
2.5 DEVICES OF THE STERILIZER. 7
2.6 STANDARD. ACCESSORIES.8
2.7 TECHNICAL DATA. .8
2.7.1 Environment operating conditions.8
3. INSTALLATION. 9
3.1 BASIC REQUIREMENTS.9
3.2 PRELIMINARY STEPS.10
3.3 NOTES ABOUT THE ALTITUDE COMPENSATION...11
4. OPERATION. 12
4.1 FRONT PANEL.12
4.2 CYCLE SEQUENCE. 13
4.2.1 Program selection.13
4.2.2 Running the cycle.14
4.3 STOPPING THE CYCLE..15
4.4 TOPPING UP THE MAIN TANK - DRAINING THE USED WATER TANK.16
4.4.1 Topping up the main tank.16
4.4.2 Draining the recovery tank.16
4.5 SOUND WARNING SIGNALS.16
5. PROGRAMMING.17
5.1 SETTING DATE AND TIME.17
5.2 SETTING MEASUREMENT UNIT AND OPTIONS.17
5.3 SETTING THE SPECIAL CYCLE S5...18
6. MAINTENANCE.19
6.1 PERIODIC CLEANING CYCLE.19
6.2 CLEAN THE INSTRUMENTS BEFORE..19
6.3 H 2 0 FILTER MAINTENANCE OR REPLACEMENT.20
6.4 REGULAR STERILITY CHECKS.21
6.4.1 Bowie & Dick Test. 21
6.4.2 Vacuum Test. 21
7. TROUBLESHOOTING.22
7.1 MANUAL DIAGNOSIS. 22
7.2 AUTOMATIC TROUBLESHOOTING.23
7.2.1 Water quality check.23
8. ALARMS.24
8.1 WARNING MESSAGES.24
8.2 PRE-WARNING ALARMS.25
8.3 ABORTED CYCLE ALARMS...26
8.4 CLASS B ADDITIONAL ALARMS.26
9. CONNECTIONS.27
9.1 PRINTER CONNECTION.27
9.2 PC CONNECTION.27
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1. GENERAL
1-1 FOREWARDS
Object of this manual is to supply the instructions for the operators in order to ailow:
• the correct installation
• the right use
• the proper maintenance of the sterilizer
The nt.chine must be ins ,, l|ed operaw accordjng )o prooMms dssc(|bed , n thfe manu>i
operation of the sterilizer. Wha ' concems ,h ~ fulfillment in [he legal subject concerning the installation and the
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operating condihonsthroughTyJarTy Sspectiom' 355 " a mediCa ‘ deV ‘ Ce must fae maintained in safe
cannot be consideredTesX is carried out, the manufacturer
Please, check for the packing integrity and no evident damages or missing parts (see delivery note).
fo™Tr,™ AND IN DETAIL THE
1.2
CONFORMITY TO EUROPEAN DIRECTIVES
devices and in conformity with the 93/42/CEE for medical
f and warrants the^ustome^^^^ 'sa^anT^ ^ the Directive 93/42/CEE
1 standards. equipment is safe and according with the international
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2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
2.1 PACKAGE DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
Package weight: 67 Kg
otore the package for future shipment.
600!
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2.2 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
Net weight: 55 Kg
USEFUL DIMENSIONS
Minimum dimensions for the support plane:
350x400mm.
2.3 CHAMBER DIMENSIONS AND CAPACITY
Diameter: 240 mm
Depth 384 mm
Capacity 18 liters
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2.4 SAFETY FEATURES
SIROCLAVE B provides several safety features:
Double door lock mechanism
Chamber can be opened only when internal pressure is at atmospheric value.
Double Safety Pressure System
pressure exceeds ValVS ° PenS 3S backup P rote ction to reduce chamber pressure in the event
' “ a ” m '’ Sr P, " SUr6 *»*« 2 '- *">' «» »«"• »M> - open ana me ALARM ,0 wi„ b .
Overheat Protection
Chamber temperature is set so as not to exceed uprannh,.
reaches 150 °C. d 142 C and has an additional overheat protection if temperature
Electrical Power Interruption “Black Out”
2 th^atmospheric vahje^ dUri " 9 CyCle ' the p — «" chamber is automatically vented up
As the power returns, message BLACK OUT will be displayed.
Automatic switch-off
At the end of a cycle the sterilizer turns off
activated or the door opened.
automatically after a period of 30 minutes
if
no program
keys are
Class B
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2.5
DEVICES OF THE STERILIZER
Main tank top filling point
Door
COritrof pane)""
Door handle
; ssrso ..smocuwhe'
- ' * ~ . . <. .
5 - '
PC connector
Safety valve connection
Bacterial filter
Fast fitting for draining the main tank
Fast fitting for draining the used water tank
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2.6
Trays (q.ty 2+2)
REF 5833822 5833830
Tray removal tong Unit Passport
REF 5833871
Tray holder
REF 5833848
Operating manual
Funnel (option)
REF 5893222
Before installing the machine, verify all the accessories and that the Unit Passport is correctly signed. To make
the warranty active it is necessary that a copy of the supplied Unit Passport is sent, through the agent, to the
manufacturer; for want of this the warranty will decline.
TECHNICAL DATA
Chamber dimensions
0 240 mm, depth 384 mm
Chamber capacity
181
Maximum load
4 kg (solid instruments)
1,5 kg (porous instruments)
Warming-up time
20 min. starting from room
temperature
10 min. starting from chamber
pre-heated
Sterilization time
from 3 to 90 minutes,
depending on the selected
cycle
Drying time
from 3 to 14 minutes,
depending on the selected
cycle
External dimensions
443 x 590 x 428 mm
(L x D x H)
Net weight
55 Kg
Power supply voltage
200 - 250 VAC
Frequency
50 Hz
Max consumption
1920 W
Average consumption
1000W
Standby consumption
1 W
Fuses
2 x 10 AT (type 6.3 x 32 CT) -
IEC 127
The machine switches-off
Auto-switching-off
elapsed 30 min. after the
end of a cycle
Dual water tank
4 liter each
Vacuum pump
20 1/ min. - 0.97 bar
0,3 pm at 99.97 %
Bacterial filter
certification 21 (see 820
FDA) autoclavable
Differential heating system - SDR
Class B - prEN13060
3 LCD displays and signaling LEDs
Soft-touch diaphragm key
10 different programs:
- 2 for test
- 6 for sterilization
-1 for disinfection
-1 individual program
Door with double insulating layers and safety lock
Control of the water quality
2.7.1 Environmerit operating conditions
SIROCLAVE B has been designed to operate at the environmental conditions between 3°C and 45°C, H.R. lower than
95%, and pressure from 750 mBarto 1050 mBar.
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3. INSTALLATION
3.1 BASIC REQUIREMENTS
1. Make sure that the features of the electric plant is according
with the requirements indicated on the rear plate, the power
supply socket should provide at least 10 A and adequate
earth connection.
The manufacturer disclaims any responsibility for
damage caused by inadequate or not earth-
connected electrical plant.
2. The sterilizer should be slightly tilted to facilitate water outflow
during the steam draining phase. For this reason the
equipment is delivered with feet already set; if necessary
adjust the front feet.
3. To warrant the correct working of the sterilizer it is imperative
that the rear and lower panels are not clogged and that the
unit is not installed in extremely moist environments or
arranged close to inflammable gas sources.
4. The distance from the rear wall should be at least 4 cm.
The sterilizer may be installed recessed, as long as adequate free
space around the unit (> 10cm) is guaranteed.
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3.2 PRELIMINARY STEPS
These adjustments should be carried out only by
qualified service technicians. Incorrect settings might
effect the quality of sterilization.
1. Verify that the electric plant meets the equipment
requirements; plug the power supply cable into an AC socket.
2. The sterilizer is delivered without water into the tank; before
proceeding it is necessary to fill the tank with demineralized
water.
Poor-quality water might lead to calcareous deposits on
the instruments, chamber walls and trays. Read the label
carefully before using the water. Tap water must never
be used , even if conditioned through filters or softeners.
A Never use battery distilled water bottles as the sulfuric
/1 \ acid additioned will cause irreversible sterilizer’s
/ l \ damage.
Fill completely the distilled water tank.
3. Turn-on the sterilizer by the rear power supply switch. This
should preferably be kept in “on” position, as in stand-by
status the power consumption is very negligible.
4. Take basket and trays out of the chamber and close the door.
5. Hold pressed the key o and select the key POWER; the
display will show <SET ALT 100 MT> (100 is the factory-set
standard altitude value).
Modify the value according to the current installation altitude
(see next page) by operating on the keys Q or 0
Then press the key SET to store the set value and to start
the automatic procedure for the first water filling of the
hydraulic circuit and the chamber itself.
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6. At the turning on of the signaling READY, open the door and
and wipe the chamber with a clean cloth.
In case of wrong procedure or incorrect condition, the display
show one of the following warnings:
will
DOOR OPEN: the door must be closed
ADD H20. the tank must be filled
NEED INST:
failed or missed installation procedure. Repeat
the procedure from the step 5.
Now the sterilizer i3 ready for the first sterilization cycle.
Position the tray holder and the trays with the load to be sterilized
in the chamber and select the first sterilization cycle.
instructions are detailed on chapter 4
3.3 NOTES ABOUT THE ALTITUDE
COMPENSATION
To ensure the correct operation of the sterilizer’s pressure
transducer the equipment must know the environment data in
order to allow the necessary pressure compensation.
The correct altitude value (above sea level) must be set at the first
installation and in case the sterilizer is moved at altitude differing
from the set value. a
The factory-set value is 100 meters. If the actual altitude is
between 0 and 200 meters no adjustment is needed. Differences
of ±100 meters do not affect the correct sterilizer operation.
To ensure the right sterilization verify that the altitude value set
during the installation does not differ from over 200 meters from
the current one. An incorrect altitude setting may result in a
prolonged vacuum cycle and/or false or premature AL8 and AL5
error messages.
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4. OPERATION
4.1 FRONT PANEL
All controls and displays are on the front panel. The panel being slightly
tilted, displays are clearly visible and controls can be readily operated.
The touch-sensitive keys enable and control all functions of the sterilizer.
Displays and Led’S : Visualize the parameters of the different
cycle phases and other useful information on the unit operation; the
upper display shows time values or alarm codes (signaled by the Led
Time or the Led Alarm) - the middle display shows the pressure values
(bar or psi unit) - the lower display shows the temperature values (°C or
°F unit). The associated Led indicates the measurement unit.
Program selection keys : The first three recall different pre-set
programs, the last recalls 4 special pre-set cycles, plus 1 programmable
by the operator. Each key has own signaling Led.
1 Sterilization 134°C, 5 min., 3 vacuum phases:
for all instruments (wrapped or unwrapped)
2 Sterilization 121°C, 20 min., 3 vacuum phases:
for porous instruments and textiles
3 Fast sterilization 134°C, 3 min., 1 vacuum phase,
for solid unwrapped instruments
4 Four pre-set special cycles (SI, S2, S3 and S4) + one special cycle
(S5) programmable by the operator
Key Start/Stop*. starts or stops the cycle after it is running.
Led Of the current phase: lights or flashes during the phases.
Led H20 max/min: lights for main tank full or empty.
Led H20 max : lights for used water recovery tank full.
Key Power: actives the control board and display panel, the
switching-on autotest and the heaters for the pre-heating process.
Key Set: allows to set current date/time, measuring unit, printout
language, and temperature/time/number of the vacuum phases for the
programmable cycle.
Key Test: allows to carry out Bowie & Dick Test if the sterilizer is
active, or Vacuum Test if the sterilizer is in stand-by and the chamber
temperature lower than 35°C. The key has own signaling Led.
Sterilization
134:??C5 JTYirr.
' 3 vacuum.; .
Sterilization
i2i^C2dmin..
'•’(.3::yacuDrh ; ;v : -;'' : !. •
;Fast;sterilization
134 °C 3 min.
1 vacuum
Special ;
Program
• Vacuum:...
Steril'izp':;:.;;
• Drying::
• Ready
H20 max.
H20 mih...::
H20 max.
Test
Power
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4.2 CYCLE SEQUENCE
1. Press the switch on the rear panel to power the sterilizer.
• “TIME” display shows the current date and time
• “PRESS.” display shows day and month
• “TEMP” display shows OFF
2. Press key POWER on the front control panel and wait a few seconds for the
automatic autotest completion; during this period the set-points of the
parameters and the check-up of the main assemblies will appear in
sequence on the display. Ended the autotest, the upper display “TIME” will
show again the current time, the display “PRESS” the pressure into the
chamber, the display ‘TEMP” the chamber temperature (or the message
“Low” if lower than 35°C). The pre-heating process starts and the
microprocessor drives the heaters at reduced power in order to set the
chamber surface temperature up to about 100°C.
ra=»
During this phase the temperature reading on the display is inaccurate,
because no steam being there.
3. Arrange the material to be sterilized on the trays, load the tray into the
chamber and close the door.
4. Verify that the red Led MIN of the main tank is off. If not fill up the main tank
with demineralized water up to the lighting of Led MAX.
4.2.1 Program selection
AVAILABLE PROGRAMS
Key
Program
Parameters
Load type
1
STERILIZATION
134°C 5 min.
3 pre-vacuum phases
drying 10 min. (6 vacuum + 4 ventilation)
Every load type that could be submitted to
134°C (Helix Test)
2
STERILIZATION
121°C 20 min.
3 pre-vacuum phases
drying 11 min. (7 vacuum + 4 ventilation)
Every load type that could be submitted to
121°C (Helix Test)
3
FAST
STERILIZATION
134°C 3 min.
1 pre-vacuum phase
drying 3 min. (2 vacuum + 1 ventilation)
Solid unwrapped instruments
SPECIAL
SI
disinfection
105°C, 8 min. 3 pre-vacuum phases,
drying time 7 + 4 min.
Items which are only resistant up to 105°C
S2
big load
134°C, 5 min. 4 pre-vacuum phases,
drying time 8 + 5 min.
Critical instruments
4
S3
big load
121°C, 20 min. 4 pre-vacuum phases,
drying time 8 + 5 min.
Very critical instruments
S4
Prions
135°C, 19 min. 3 pre-vacuum phases,
drying time 6 + 4 min.
Creutzfeld-Jacob/mad cow disease
S5
custom
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Parameters set by the operator:
Temperature: 105 + 135°C
Time: 3 + 90 min.
Pre-vacuum: 1,3 or 4 phases
Drying + Ventilation time: 3+2, 6+4 or 8+6 min.
It depends on the selected parameters
Test
Bowie & Dick
Test
134°C , 3.5 min., 3 vacuum phases
B&D tests
(3M™ COMPLY™ code 1300)
Vacuum Test
Temperature under 35°C
No load
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To select the program 1 , 2 or 3 press on the relating key.
To select one of the programs of the option 4, hold pressed the key 4 and select
the key 1 or 2 to display the choice (SI ,S2, S3, S4 or S5) on the middle display.
The displays will show for 5 seconds the preset parameters of the selected cycle.
4.2.2 Running the cycle
Press the key START/STOP to start the selected program.
Programs 3, SI and S5 do not grant a class B sterilization; to start these
type of programs previously selected, hold pressed the key 3 (or 4) and
select the key START/STOP.
Once again the preset parameter values of the selected program are displayed
for 10 seconds, then the sterilizer starts to run automatically in sequence the
phases of the cycle. The various steps of the cycle are microprocessor controlled
and sequentially shown on the display; in this way the operator can monitor the
cycle phases and times.
• Led VACUUM turns ON
• Upper display TIME starts recording the cycle duration
• Display PRESS shows the pressure
• Display TEMP shows the temperature
• The Led on the program key selected starts to blink
In this first phase the microprocessor enables the vacuum pump and supplies a VACUUM phase (chamber
water dose into the chamber. The Led VACUUM flashes. This phase will be water filling and pre-vacuum
repeated more times and should require 10 to 20 minutes depending on the phases)
chamber conditions and the type of material to be processed. Pump operation
may be slightly noisy.
C ® B * For unwrapped solid instruments we recommend to use the cycle 3. In
this way the sterilization time will be faster, and power consumption
reduced.
Reached the pre-set parameter values, Led VACUUM turns OFF, and Led
STERILIZE turns ON. The upper display starts the countdown marking the
remaining time for the sterilization process; the other displays are showing the
steam temperature and pressure values.
STERILIZATION phase
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Ended the sterilization phase, starts the decompression phase, with the PRESS
display showing the decreasing pressure values down to 0. Again, the display
TIME will start the countdown of the decompression phase. Based on previous
experiences, the decompression time has been slightly extended in order to
minimize the thermal shock consequent to the steam changing its state.
When decompression is through, Led STERILIZE starts to flash to signal the
process has been completed. At the same time Led DRYING turns ON, signaling
the start of the drying cycle. Throughout this phase, the heaters hold the
chamber warm according to a microprocessor-controlled differentiated logic, the
vacuum pump comes into operation again to suck in all residual steam. Display
TIME shows the countdown of this phase.
Follows the forced ventilation through the bacterial filter; the countdown of this
phase is signaled on the display TIME.
Ended the drying phase, Led DRYING turns OFF and Led READY and
STERILIZE turn ON. A 10-second alert signal is generated to draw the attention
by the operator. The heaters are swilched to a reduced power until the door Is
open. Display TIME will show the total time of the cycle, and the displays TEMP,
and PRESS the chamber current temperature and pressure.
At the end of the cycle 3, SI or S5, only Led READY will light (not the
Led STERILIZE) to signal that the cycle selected by the operator does
not grant a class B sterilization.
The process is over and the instruments can be downloaded.
Be careful!,
both instruments and chamber are hot!
Opening the door, the displays will show again the current time, chamber
temperature and pressure, and the sterilizer is ready for a new cycle.
If a printer is connected and ready, a report will be issued during the cycle
phases with significant information, allowing a proof of the sterilization process.
The operator can arrange a new load and start a next sterilization cycle, taking
the advantage of shorter warming-up time as the chamber is already warm, or
press the key POWER to switch in stand-by status the unit (OFF status).
If the door is not opened or no key is pressed within 30 minutes from the end of
the cycle, the sterilizer will switch automatically in stand-by (OFF status).
Should any failure or error occur during the cycle, Led ALARM turns ON and the
upper display will show the alarm type and code (see chapter ALARM).
DRYING phase
END - Led READY and
STERILIZE turn ON
Time (; Alarm •
4.3 STOPPING THE CYCLE
To stop the sterilization cycle, press the key START/STOP.
The upper display will show MANU STOP.
Before opening the door, make sure that the pressure value
PRESS is equal to zero. A safety device will anyway prevent
door if the chamber is over-pressurized.
Remove the instruments and check for the presence of water
In case of wrapped instruments, we suggest to replace with new.bags.
In case of residual water in the chamber, wait 10 minutes before loading again
the chamber so as to allow the water to evaporate and be drained. Wipe the
chamber with a clean cloth.
shown on display
from opening the
into the chamber.
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4.4 TOPPING UP THE MAIN TANK - DRAINING THE
USED WATER TANK
The sterilizer is fitted with two 4-liters tanks: main tank for the demineralized
water and recovery tank for the used water.
The hydraulic system does not reuse the steam generated during the sterilization
process; this steam is collected in a recovery tank that must be periodically
drained. This mode of operation involves the progressive emptying of the main
tank and the filling of the recovery tank.
Main tank Recovery tank
4.4.1 Topping up the main tank
The average water consumption for any sterilization cycle is 520 cc, so 7 cycles
can be performed by the tank fully loaded.
The lighting of Led MIN signals the operator that the water level in the main tank
is insufficient to perform a new process.
Provide for the topping up of the main tank, taking care to not exceed the limit of
the hole’s grid. The lighting of Led MAX and 7-beep signal warns that the tank is
full.
4.4.2 Draining the recovery tank
The lighting of Led MAX relating the recovery tank warns that the overflow limit
has been reached. In this case:
• Get a bucket or a tank with a capacity of at least 4 liters,
• Fit the draining hose into the gray-colored fast fitting (unthreaded side),
• Wait until the water has been completely drained,
• Unfit the hose pushing the ring nut against the machine and drawing the
hose.
4.5 SOUND WARNING SIGNALS
In order to make SIROCLAVE B operation even simpler and more user-friendly, some acoustic signals are generated to
draw the attention of the operator at the main steps of the sterilization cycle or at the occurring of an alarm:
• Whenever a key is pressed, a short beep is generated.
• 3 beeps signal the end of the switching-on autotest.
• 10 beeps signal the end of the sterilization process.
• 1 intermittent beep signals that the door has not been properly closed.
• 30-seconds beep warns the operator in case an alarm occurs during the cycle.
• 7 beeps signal that the main tank is full.
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5. PROGRAMMING
5.1 SETTING DATE AND TIME
Press key SET and use arrow keys 1 and 2 (arrow A or T) to fine adjust the values. Whenever the key SET is pressed,
a different function is enabled:
PRESS IN A
SEQUENCE
ON THE “TIME”
DISPLAY
PARAMETER TO
BE ADJUSTED
USE KEY
to increase the value,
or
iQl to decrease the value
SET
SET YEAR
YEAR
SET
SET MONTH
MONTH
SET
SET DAY
DAY
SET
SET HOUR
HOUR
SET
SET MIN
MINUTES
SET
Exit the programming mode
Example: to adjust the current hour, press key SET four times and set the time by using the arrow key (1 or 2).
5.2 SETTING MEASUREMENT UNIT AND OPTIONS
The display PRESS shows:
SET UNIT °C
or
SET U NIT F
-1
Use key 1 to set the desired temperature
measurement unit
Press keys SET and 3
sequentially to access the
setting mode
The display TIME shows:
LI
L2
L3
L4
L5
L6
Press more times key 2
LI = Italian \
L3 = Spanfsh jo set the language of
L4 = French J the printing report
L5 = German '
L6 = saving the sterilization cycle data on PC
(through a link with an external optional
interface)
Press key SET 1
1
display PRESS shows:
SET UNIT BAR
or
SET UNIT PSI
Use key 1 to set the desired pressure measurement
unit
Press key SET to exit the programming mode
The sterilizers are generally factory pre-set for the measurement unit and options used in the destination countries (°C,
bar and L2).
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5.3 SETTING THE SPECIAL CYCLE S5
The operator can set a special customized sterilization cycle as follows:
Press keys SET and 4 in a
sequence
The display press shows:
SET TEMP
Set the process temperature value between 105 and
135 °C through keys 1 and 2
Press key SET once again
The display press shows:
SET TIME
Set the process time between 3 and 90 minutes
through keys 1 and 2
Press key SET once again
The display press shows:
VAC
or
DRY
Set the number of vacuum phases (1, 3 or 4) by key 1;
the value is shown close to message VAC.
Set the duration of the drying phase (vacuum +
ventilation = 3+2, 6+4 or 8+6 minutes) by key 2;
the value is shown close to message DRY.
Press key SET again to exit the programming mode. The parameter values of the SPECIAL cycle are automatically
stored and maintained untii new vaiues are set through the same procedure.
* Depending on the time + temperature value combination selected by the operator, the processed cycle may
/|\ differ from class B sterilization program. We recommend to test the sterilization performance by means of
/ I \ adequate procedures. At the end of the cycle S5, only Led READY will turn on (not Led STERILIZE) to signal
that the efficiency of the cycle selected by the operator has not been tested by the manufacturer.
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6. MAINTENANCE
6.1
PERIODIC CLEANING CYCLE
A proper maintenance program is an essential prerequisite for the smooth
running of the sterilizer. To this regard, it is important to carry out the
following cleaning cycle at least every month .
Every 60 cycles the sterilizer will display the warning
<NEED CLEANING >.
0 Put in stand-by mode the sterilizer by pushing on the key POWER (OFF
on the display).
( 2?) Take the basket and the trays out of the chamber and wash them with an
' —' ordinary dish washing powder, then rinse with water and wipe them.
3^
DO NOT USE ABRASIVE DETERGENTS
3. N , Put one cleaning tab into the chamber and close the door.
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6.2 CLEAN THE INSTRUMENTS BEFORE
In order to extend the sterilizer life, we recommend to carry out an accurate
cleaning of instruments, as one of the main causes of an early wear of the
unit is the settlement and accumulation of debris and fragments for an
inadequate cleaning of the instruments. A consequent stains, fouling and
progressive clogging of filters, electrovalves and hydraulic circuits will occur.
We remind you that the electronic control system tracks and stores the
number of maintenance cycles actually performed.
The lacking of appropriate and regular maintenance according to the above
guidelines may require early service activities and involve the warranty lapse.
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6.3 H 2 0 FILTER MAINTENANCE OR
REPLACEMENT
The water filter is located at the left side of the stainless steel front panel; to
carry out its cleaning or replacement, proceed as follows:
1. Empty the main tank by plugging the hose (unthreaded end) into the fast
fitting located at the right side of the front panel,
2. Use a coin to unscrew the cap closing the filter seat; pay attention for
possible overflow of the residual water in the tank connecting internal
tube. Unscrew the filter using the supplied spanner,
3. Clean the filter by compressed air (or ultrasonic cleaner) or replace it if
the filter is damaged,
4. Reassemble the filter in its seat and the cap by a coin without tightening
both excessively,
5. Fill the main tank with demineralized water as for the standard operation
of the unit.
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automatic exhausting of the residual air from the filter. This procedure
ends with the lighting of the signal READY.
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6.4 REGULAR STERILITY CHECKS
For a correct use of the sterilizer, it is advisable to carry out sterility tests regularly. In particular, we suggest to carry out
the microbiologic tests, Bowie & Dick and Helix test that may be easily find on the market. For carrying out these tests,
refer to the instructions and indications provided by the suppliers.
For the microbiologic tests, we recommend to place biological indicators at different points of the sterilization chamber in
order to verify the homogeneity of the sterility conditions. For more information, please call your retailer or Sirona Dental
Systems directly.
SIROCLAVE B have been submitted to strict tests of sterility by University of Siena (Institute of Hygiene and Human
Anatomy). According to the international standard, all the sterilizers are moreover tested in factory with the above tests.
6.4.1 Bowie & Dick Test
The test can be performed at any time with sterilizer turned on and operating.
Load the sterilizer with a B&D test (i.e. 3M™ COMPLY™ code 1300)
according to the standards for the test procedure.
With the unit switched-on, hold pressed the key TEST and press on the
key START/STOP.
The test is characterized by the cycle parameters of 3 pre-vacuum phases,
134°C and 3,5 minutes for sterilization temperature and time respectively.
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Take care to carry out the test at the beginning of the working day in
order to check the leakproof of the chamber and vacuum system.
The test can be enabled on condition that the machine is in stand-by mode
(signaling OFF on the display) and the internal temperature is lower than
35°C (normal conditions at the beginning of the day).
Press the key TEST
The vacuum test starts automatically and takes about 15 minutes.
Ended the test, the sterilizer goes back in stand-by mode; press key
POWER to set for a new cycle.
In case of negative result, alarm display will show the signaling TEST FAIL to
warn for an insufficient vacuum condition in the chamber (see Chapter 8 -
Alarms).
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7. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.1 MANUAL DIAGNOSIS
The operator can perform at whenever time a test to verify the correct operation of the unit; proceed as follows:
Step 1
Actions
Displayed message
Press keys SET and TEST in a
sequence
The displays show respectively: TEST, pressure and temperature values of the
chamber
Press key 1
Temperature measurement of the chamber upper wall
Press key 2
Temperature measurement of the chamber lower wall
Press key 3
Message CICL, and total number of the cycles
Press key 4
Message ABOR, and number of the aborted cycles
Press key Test
Number of the cleaning cycles actually performed
Press key Power
Message ALARM, and codes of the last three alarms
Press key Set
Exit to normal mode
During manual troubleshooting the unit cannot be switched off by key POWER. The above procedures should
be performed by skilled personnel.
Step 2
Actions
Displayed message/Result
Press keys SET and POWER in
a sequence
Message TEST OUT shown on the display
Press key 1
Electrovalve 1 energized (open)
Press key 2
Electrovalve 2 energized (closed)
Press key 3
Electrovalve 3 energized (open), electrovalve 5 energized (closed), vacuum pump
and drain pump enabled
Press key 4
Electrovalve 4 energized (open)
Press key Power
Electrovalve 5 energized (closed)
Press key Test
Fan of the condenser assembly enabled
Press key Set
Exit to normal mode
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7.2 AUTOMATIC TROUBLESHOOTING
Switching on the unit, an automatic 15-sec. duration troubleshooting cycle is started. 3 beeps are generated at the end
of this autotest. During this test the main components are sequentially controlled.
If the test is positive, message Card Good will be shown. Whatever fault occurs, this is shown on the display and stored
according to the alarm codes listed in table C (see chapter ALARM).
To skip the troubleshooting, press any key as soon as the sterilizer is switched-on.
7.2.1 Water quality check
In order to prevent fail due to poor quality of the demineralized water, the Siroclave B is equipped with a special water
quality check system.
The control, based on water conductivity measurement, is performed at the switching on of the autoclave and on
condition that the machine is cold and the main tank is full.
At the end of the initial autotest the display will show “H20 good” if the conductivity is below 15 pS and “H20 hard” if
above 15 pS.
ATTENTION
The negative result of the water quality check does not jam the operation of the sterilizer, but we strictly
recommend to replace and change the water type.
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8. ALARMS
8.1 WARNING MESSAGES
The supervisory system of the sterilizer monitors the phases of the cycle and the operation of the sterilizer’s elements.
Any possible trouble occurred during the cycle is detected, reported and signaled on the alarm display and by a warning
tone.
To make easier the interpretation and identification, the alarms have been divided into four classes, as shown in tables
A, B, C and D.
Table A lists the warning messages.
TABLE A
Displayed
message
Cause
Recommended action
OPEN DOOR
Door not opened at the end of the cycle.
Start command entered with the door open.
Open the door.
Close the door
FAIL
Failed cycle
See table C
DRY FAIL
Drying phase not completed due to manual
interference (the load has been removed before the
drying cycle completion). However the sterilization
process has been achieved.
Press key STOP
ADD H20
Insufficient water in the main tank (the message
appears before starting a cycle)
Top up the main tank
FULL H20
The recovery tank is full (the message appears
before starting a cycle)
Empty the water recovery tank
MANU STOP
The cycle has been manually interrupted. The
sterilization process has not been completed
Wipe the chamber, and start the cycle
again
BLAC OUT
Power supply black-out during the cycle
Verify the AC plug and socket.
Dry the chamber and repeat the cycle.
NEED CLEANING
60 cycles without any intermediate cleaning cycle
Perform the cleaning cycle
(see Chapter 6.1)
NEED SERVICE
One year from the first installation
or over 1500 cycles performed without the service
check-up
The warning disappears as soon as a next
cycle is selected, but will appear again at
the next switching on.
Call for a complete check by a qualified
technical service; the message will be
reset after the servicing.
NEED INST
Need for the installation procedure
Perform the installation procedure (see
Chapter 3.2)
NEED TEST
Detected a pre-warning alarm
See table B
TEST FAIL
Negative result of the vacuum test
Clean the door gasket and repeat the test.
Call for a technical service
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8.2 PRE-WARNING ALARMS
The alarms listed in Table B do not stop the sterilizer operation, but warn that the detected problem might interfere with
the correct sterilizer performance.
The trouble should be checked and the recommended action promptly performed.
These alarms are coded and follow the prompt NEED TEST.
Example: Need Test cd 1.
TABLE B
Alarm code
Cause
Recommended solution
cd 1
Outflow filter dirty j
Clean or replace the filter
cd 2
Slow heating of the upper
surface of the chamber
Perform a cycle with reduced load. In case, call for a
technical service. Verify the mains voltage.
cd 3
Slow heating of the lower
surface of the chamber
Perform a cycle with reduced load. In case, call for a
technical service. Verify the mains voltage.
cd 4
Water dose distributor blocked
H 2 0 filter dirty
Impurities in the main tank.
Carry out the H 2 0 filter maintenance.
Carry out the standard cleaning cycle!
cd 5
Water charge valve dirty
If the problem occurs more than 3 times, call for a technical
service
cd 6
Bacterial filter clogged
Replace the filter
cd 7
Vacuum phase too slow
Wipe the chamber and perform a cleaning cycle
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8.3 ABORTED CYCLE ALARMS
The alarms listed in Table C signal a detected fault that prevent the sterilization process from being completed.
Identify the fault and the recommended action on the table.
The alarm condition is signaled by the lighting of the Led ALARM, and on the upper display by the flashing message
FAIL followed by the code number of the detected alarm.
Example: FAIL AL 6
TABLE C
Alarm code
Cause
Recommended solution
AL 1
Fault of the electrovalve 1
Call for a technical service
AL 2
Fault of the electrovalve 2
Call for a technical service
AL 3
Fault of the electrovalve 3
Call for a technical service
AL 4
Fault of the electrovalve 4
Call for a technical service
AL 5
The pressure has not reached the set-point value
within the preset time
Excess of load or pressure leakage.
Carry out the cleaning cycle
AL 6
Too long time during the initial vacuum phase
Perform the cleaning cycle
AL 7
The door was opened after the start of the cycle
Make sure that the door is correctly closed.
AL 8
Air into the sterilization chamber
Verify the door tightness.
Clean the gasket.
AL 9
Interruption of the countdown for over 60 sec.
during the sterilization phase
Verify the door tightness.
Perform the cleaning cycle and, if needed,
clean the door gasket.
Perform the vacuum test
ALIO
Too high pressure
Call for a technical service.
ALII
Too low pressure
Verify the door tightness.
Perform the cleaning cycle, if needed.
Perform the vacuum test
AL 12
Temperature out the normal range
Perform the cleaning cycle
AL 13
Fault of the chamber temperature sensor
Call for a technical service
AL 14
Fault of the temperature upper sensor
Call for a technical service
AL 15
Fault of the temperature lower sensor
Call for a technical service
AL 16
Fault of the pressure sensor
Call for a technical service
8.4 CLASS B ADDITIONAL ALARMS
TABLE D
Alarm code
Phase Involved
Cause
Recommended solution
18
Drying phase
Drying interrupted
Dry the instruments
31
Drying phase
Vacuum not sufficient
Excess of load
NOTE: The Class B alarms may occur in the programs 1, 2, 32, S3 and S4 only.
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