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Service Procedures Operator Manual 129390199
10.1 General
The material in this section is provided to allow for servicing
components of the sterilizer most likely to need attention. These
procedures are more advanced than cleaning and replacing
expendables (such as printer paper and door seals). These
procedures should always be performed by an experienced, trained
service technician.
10.2 Air Filter
Replacement
The purpose of the bacterial air filter is to filter air entering the
sterilization chamber. The chamber is exposed to contamination
whenever the filter or the air lines below the filter are opened. Keep
these components as clean as possible when servicing. The
bacterial air filter contains a replaceable filter cartridge; refer to the
IBCL for frequency.
1. Remove the old filter element and discard.
2. Insert the new filter, P101006-172.
WARNING – PERSONAL
INJURY HAZARD AND/OR
EQUIPMENT DAMAGE
HAZARD: Repairs and
adjustments to this equipment
should be made only by fully
qualified service personnel.
Maintenance performed by
inexperienced, unqualified
personnel or installation of
unauthorized parts could
cause personal injury,
invalidate the warranty, or
result in costly equipment
damage. Contact STERIS
regarding service options.
WARNING – BURN HAZARD:
Allow sterilizer and
accessories to cool to room
temperature before
performing any cleaning or
maintenance procedures.
WARNING – ELECTRIC
SHOCK HAZARD: Disconnect
all utilities to sterilizer before
servicing. Do not service the
sterilizer unless all utilities
have been properly locked
out. Always follow all locally
mandated Lockout-Tagout
and electrical safety-related
work practice standards.
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