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BELIMED WD290 - User Manual

BELIMED WD290
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Instruction Manual
WD290
Article number: 10268-0068
Version: 001-03/08

Table of Contents

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Summary

1 Introduction

1.1 Before you read on

General advice to read the instructions carefully for optimal product use.

1.2 Target group

Identifies the intended users and personnel for the instruction manual.

1.3 Amendments

States that manual content reflects the technical status at printing time.

1.4 Symbols and references used

Explains important symbols for occupational safety to prevent harm.

2 For your safety

2.1 Intended use

Specifies approved uses for central sterilisation, surgery, labs, and industry.

2.2 Duty of care in handling the device

Outlines user responsibilities for safe operation, maintenance, and parts.

2.3 Non-intended use

Defines prohibited applications and limits manufacturer liability for misuse.

2.4 Instruction of personnel

Emphasizes that only authorized, trained personnel should operate the device.

2.5 Fields of application for the device

Lists the types of medical instruments and items suitable for cleaning.

2.6 Process validation

Details the aim, components, and importance of process validation for safety.

3 Device description

3.1 Device unclean side (US)

Provides a labeled diagram and description of the device's unclean side components.

3.2 Device clean side (CS)

Provides a labeled diagram and description of the device's clean side components.

3.3 Controller unclean side (US)

Explains the control panel functions and display for the unclean side.

3.4 Controller clean side (CS)

Explains the control panel functions and display for the clean side.

4 Pre-treating medical devices

4.1 Responsibility for pre-treatment

Assigns responsibility for pre-treatment and warns about fixing proteins.

4.1.1 SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures)

Lists key criteria and specifications that must be regulated in SOPs.

4.2 Preparing medical devices

Gives instructions on preparing medical devices for mechanical reconditioning.

4.3 Pre-cleaning pre-treatment

Details immediate removal of gross soiling to maintain cleaning effectiveness.

4.3.1 Avoiding subsequent cleaning

Warns about pre-treatment methods that can negatively affect subsequent washing.

5 Preparing the device

Device Preparation and Status Checks

Covers initial checks, servicing after disuse, and understanding display status messages.

6 Self-disinfection

6.1 Why self-disinfection?

Explains the necessity of self-disinfection to prevent microbial growth after disuse.

6.2 Starting self-disinfection

Provides step-by-step instructions for initiating the self-disinfection program.

Procedure in case of faults

Guides users on how to respond to faults during the self-disinfection process.

7 User identification

7.1 Identification via operating panel

Details the process for identifying users through the device's control panel.

7.2 Identification via barcode reader

Explains user identification using a barcode reader and label creation.

8 Loading and identifying racks

8.1 Loading racks

Provides instructions for correct loading of items onto racks for washing.

8.2 Rack identification

Describes methods for identifying racks for accurate batch tracking.

9 Identification of batch content

9.1 Batch content identification via operating panel

Outlines the procedure for identifying batch contents using the device's panel.

9.2 Batch content identification via barcode

Details the process for identifying batch contents using barcodes.

10 Loading from the unclean side

10.1 Manual loading

Step-by-step guide for manually loading racks into the washing chamber.

10.2 Automatic rack station (optional)

Information regarding the optional automated rack station for loading.

11 Washing and disinfection

11.1 General information

Includes important general warnings about operating the device during cycles.

11.2 Washing, disinfecting

Describes the procedure for initiating and executing the washing and disinfection cycle.

12 Unloading from the clean side

Unloading Procedure and Inspection

Covers removing cleaned items, safety precautions, and visual inspection of results.

13 Switching off the device

Device Shutdown and Safety Notes

Instructions for powering down the device and safety considerations for servicing.

14 Daily servicing and cleaning work

14.1 Servicing in general

General safety precautions and procedures for daily maintenance tasks.

14.2 Servicing the bottom washing arm

Detailed steps for cleaning and servicing the bottom washing arm.

14.3 Servicing the top washing arm

Detailed steps for cleaning and servicing the top washing arm.

14.4 Cleaning the surface sieve and coarse sieve

Instructions for removing and cleaning the device's sieves.

15 Device fails to clean properly

15.1 Checking the device

A checklist of potential device-related issues causing cleaning failures.

15.2 Checking dosing

Focuses on verifying the correct amount of cleaning agent is dispensed.

15.3 Checking rack loading

Addresses potential problems with how items are loaded onto racks.

16 Faults

16.1 Fault text without process interruption

Lists common faults that don't stop the process, with their causes and remedies.

16.2 Fault text with process interruption

Lists faults that halt the process, with their causes and remedies.

16.3 Device does not run

Troubleshooting steps for when the device fails to operate at all.

17 Options

17.1 Modem connection

Explains how to establish a modem connection for remote service and monitoring.

17.2 Independent measurement data acquisition IPD

Describes the IPD function for acquiring and processing measurement data.

17.3 Tank heating manually switchable

Details how to manually switch the tank heating between electrical and steam modes.

17.4 Built-in printer CS; US

Explains the function of the built-in printer for recording operational data.

17.4.2 Operation

Provides instructions on how to operate the built-in printer functions.

17.4.3 Changing paper rolls

Describes the procedure for replacing paper rolls in the built-in printer.

17.5 Emergency stop CS

Details the function and operation of the emergency stop for immediate process interruption.

18 Conformity and certifications

Declaration of Conformity

Presents the official Declaration of Conformity with relevant EU directives and standards.

19 Glossary

Key Term Definitions

Provides definitions for important technical terms used throughout the manual.

20 Organisation Belimed AG

20.1 Manufacturer

Information about the manufacturer, Belimed AG, and its primary location.

20.2 Subsidiaries, Customer Service

Contact details for Belimed's global subsidiaries and customer service departments.

21 Notes

BELIMED WD290 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBELIMED
ModelWD290
CategoryRacks & Stands
LanguageEnglish

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