3M Sarns TCM II - Operation; Using the Ice Maker

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Operation
Using the Ice Maker
Up to ten hours before use:
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Remove any attached equipment. Turn the System
Power and Ice Maker On.
Use the Defrost mode to melt the ice of of the
cold plate and sensor; excess ice or uneven or high
ice buildup around the ice sensor may cause poor
cooling performance, premature compressor
shutoff or damage the pump.
Note: The Defrost mode can only be entered
through the Standby mode.
When the water temperature reaches 20°C, the unit
will automatically go into Standby mode. After
about a 4 minute delay, the compressor will turn
on.
Turn the System Power off once the compressor
has started. Leave the Ice Maker On; the ice
sensor will automatically turn the compressor of
when an adequate amount of ice is made.
Check the ice block. A large block of ice should
be formed around the cold plate. lce should
surround the ice sensor. There should be 1 to
1-1/2 in. (2,5 to 3,8 cm) of water between the front
and rear of the tank and the ice block. The sides of
the ice block may touch the tank.
Icc may be saved for 48 hours. After 48 hours,
follow the Cleaning and Sanitizing Procedure in
the Maintenance Section. The unit may be stored
indefinitely only when cleaned and drained.
To replenish ice between surgical procedures:
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Note: Defrost is not necessary when an operator is
monitoring the ice maker.
Turn the Ice Maker On and selcct Standby mode.
Fill the large tank to the maximum level with fresh
cold water and replace the cover. The Ice Making
LED will light to indicate ice is being made.
Check to see the sensor has turned the compressor
of when an adequate supply of ice is made.