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Binder CB 170 - Preparation for a Hot-Air Sterilization

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CB (E7) 06/2018 Page 139/174
Note: in the case when two chambers are directly stacked on top of each other without using the original
BINDER stacking stand or the BINDER stacking adapter, the exact maintenance of the incubation set
parameters in one of the chambers while carrying out sterilization in the other one cannot be assured.
Therefore, without using the stacking stand or the stacking adapter, safe incubation is not possible during
sterilization of the other chamber. We recommend using a stacking stand (chap. 18.8.1) or a stacking
adapter (chap. 18.8.2).
CO
2
/ O
2
control is deactivated during the sterilization cycle. To activate gas control, the following
conditions are required:
Completing or prematurely terminating the sterilization cycle and confirming the corresponding
information message
Inner chamber temperature below 80 °C
If the temperature exceeds < 80 °C, gas control will remain deactivated even after completing
or prematurely terminating the sterilization cycle.
Only after the temperature has decreased below 80 °C, gas control will turn on again.
21.3.2 Preparation for a hot-air sterilization
Before carrying out the first hot-air sterilization, remove any protective lamination sheet from
the inner metal surfaces.
When starting a hot-air sterilization, all gas controls automatically deactivate.
The safety controller settings are inactive during sterilization. They become functional again
following completing or prematurely terminating of the sterilization cycle and/or restart of the
chamber at the main power switch.
The O
2
sensor must be plugged in during a hot-air sterilization.
Empty the Permadry™ water pan.
WARNING
Danger of implosion.
Destruction of the chamber.
Empty the Permadry™ water pan before starting the hot-air sterilization.
Water pans and shelves must be inside the chamber.
Close the inner glass door and the outer chamber door.
Before starting a hot-air sterilization, the entire interior must be clean and dry. No residue of
e.g., water, medium or plastic must remain inside the chamber.

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