What to do if thermostats trip in CBM SST 1700B?
If the thermostats trip due to overheating in your CBM Laboratory Equipment, leave the door open and wait a few minutes for the temperature to drop. Then, remove the cap (if there is one) and press the thermostat's reset button located at the back of the sterilizer.
How to fix CBM SST 1700B Laboratory Equipment when it's plugged in but everything is off?
If your CBM Laboratory Equipment is plugged in, the green power switch is in the 'I' position, but everything is off (including the green light), the issue could be due to: * No power supply: Check the power supply. * Burned fuses: Replace the fuses in the fuse box within the mains socket. Remember to remove the power cable from the socket before replacing the fuses.
General| Brand | CBM |
|---|---|
| Model | SST 1700B |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Critical safety information regarding burn and electrocution hazards, and general precautions for safe operation.
Guidelines for proper autoclave use, including instrument preparation and material sterilization advice.
Identification and description of the sterilizer's front-facing components and their functions.
Explanation of the first page of the touch screen interface, detailing various icons and their meanings.
Explanation of the second page of the touch screen interface, detailing additional icons and their functions.
Identification and description of the sterilizer's rear-facing components and their connections.
Detailed explanation of the function keys on the sterilizer's control panel and their respective operations.
Description of various icons displayed on the machine's status interface, indicating tank levels, door status, and connectivity.
Step-by-step instructions for properly installing the sterilizer, including placement, ventilation, and electrical connections.
Guide on the initial setup and operation of the sterilizer, including water filling and basic power-on procedures.
Comprehensive operational guidelines covering power switch, door operation, water tank filling, and general usage tips.
Instructions and warnings regarding the use of demineralized water, its quality, and potential damage from improper water usage.
Procedures for emptying the waste water tank using the rear tap and hosepipe.
Information on connecting external demineralizers for automatic water loading.
Explanation of the standby function, its activation, and power-saving benefits.
Description of the delayed start function, its purpose, and how to set a delayed cycle start time.
Explanation of the drying function, detailing the different drying options available (Normal, Double, Without Drying).
Explanation of the ECO function for optimizing power consumption and cycle life by adjusting time and load.
Description of the USB function for synchronizing cycles between the appliance and a USB flash drive.
Information on using the optional printer function for printing cycle data, such as the last cycle or recent history.
Information on accessing the maintenance schedule and contacting a technician for planned upkeep.
Access appliance serial number, firmware version, and cycle count.
Adjust display contrast based on ambient light conditions for better visibility.
Adjust display brightness based on ambient light conditions for better visibility.
Set or modify the appliance's current time setting.
Set or modify the appliance's current date setting.
Manage and change the password for security and access control.
Configure standby mode settings for power saving when idle.
Manage operator profiles for tracking appliance usage and operations.
Select water loading mode (manual/automatic) and manage password access.
Choose the preferred language for the appliance interface, requires password.
Enable or disable USB drive functionality; requires password for changes.
Access service functions and tests for authorized technicians only.
Importance and maintenance of the anti-bacteria filter for sterility and proper chamber pressure balance.
Explanation of the manometer's role in indicating chamber pressure and vacuum, and troubleshooting pressure issues.
Description of test cycles, including Helix Test, Bowie & Dick Test, and Air Leakage Test, for verifying appliance operation.
Procedures for performing Helix and Bowie & Dick tests to check steam penetration in medical devices.
How to perform the air leakage test to check chamber tightness and identify potential leaks.
Overview of different cycle types (B and S) and their intended uses and compatible material types.
Table detailing various sterilizing cycles, their material types, temperatures, times, and drying options.
Guidelines for loading instruments and materials into the sterilizer for optimal steam penetration and sterilization.
Table specifying the maximum load capacity for different materials and cycle types for SST 1700 and SST 2200 models.
List of common spare parts with their codes and descriptions, for maintenance and replacement.
Instructions for regular maintenance tasks, including cleaning, seal checks, filter replacement, and safety valve checks.
Procedures for cleaning and replacing the door seal to ensure chamber integrity.
Guidelines for cleaning the sterilizing chamber and its internal components regularly.
Instructions for replacing the bacteriologic filter to maintain air quality.
Procedures for checking and replacing safety valves for crucial safety functions.
Instructions for checking and replacing the dust filter for optimal performance.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the sterilizer's exterior, interior, and touch screen, using appropriate cleaning agents.
Information regarding the warranty coverage for the sterilizer, including limitations and terms.
Guidelines for the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment waste according to EU directives.
Tables outlining maximum advisable limits for contaminants in feed and condensate water for steam sterilization.
Table showing the compliance of different sterilization cycles with UNI EN 13060 standards.
Guide to diagnose and resolve common faults and issues with the sterilizer, including fuse checks and thermostat reset.
Specific troubleshooting for thermostats that trip due to overheating, including reset procedures.
A comprehensive table listing all possible alarms, their probable origins, and recommended solutions for resolving them.
Troubleshooting for alarm 20: chamber temperature sensor short circuit.
Troubleshooting for alarm 21: open sensor or temp >150°C.
Troubleshooting for alarm 22: generator temperature sensor short circuit.
Troubleshooting for alarm 23: open sensor or temp >150°C.
Troubleshooting for alarm 24: resistance band sensor short circuit.
Troubleshooting for alarm 25: open sensor or temp >165°C.
Troubleshooting for alarm 29: internal autoclave temperature exceeding 50°C.
Troubleshooting for alarm 30: short pressure sensor or pressure >2.5 Bar.
Troubleshooting for alarm 31: pressure sensor is open.
Troubleshooting for alarm 32: high chamber pressure preventing door opening.
Troubleshooting for alarm 33: low chamber pressure affecting door operation.
Troubleshooting for alarm 36: high chamber temp for air leakage test.
Troubleshooting for alarm 37: moisture or tightness loss in chamber.
Troubleshooting for alarm 38: high chamber temp during air leakage test evaluation.
Troubleshooting for alarm 39: air leakage test failed due to pressure change.
Troubleshooting for alarm 40: timeout occurred during door opening process.
Troubleshooting for alarm 41: timeout occurred during door closing process.
Troubleshooting for alarm 45: door unexpectedly opened during an active cycle.
Troubleshooting for alarm 46: incorrect positioning of the door closing mechanism.
Troubleshooting for alarm 50: heating/pre-heating timeout due to element.
Troubleshooting for alarm 51: steam generator heating process timed out.
Troubleshooting for alarm 52: vacuum phase execution timed out.
Troubleshooting for alarm 53: pressurizing phase execution timed out.
Troubleshooting for alarm 54: pressurizing phase execution timed out.
Troubleshooting for alarm 55: atmospheric pressure equilibration timed out.
Troubleshooting for alarm 60: low chamber temp during sterilization phase.
Troubleshooting for alarm 61: high chamber temp during sterilization phase.
Troubleshooting for alarm 62: low chamber pressure during sterilization phase.
Troubleshooting for alarm 63: high chamber pressure during sterilization phase.
Troubleshooting for alarm 64: non-saturated steam detected during sterilization.
Troubleshooting for alarm 70: excessive water detected in the steam generator.
Troubleshooting for alarm 71: issue with steam generator water loading system.
Troubleshooting for alarm 98: power interruption (black-out) occurred during operation.
Troubleshooting for alarm 99: cycle was manually stopped by user.
Technical specifications for SST 1700 B and SST 2200 B models, including dimensions, capacity, power, and materials.
Details about the optional integrated printer, including paper specifications, print method, and description of its parts.
Instructions for replacing the paper roll in the integrated printer.
Explanation of the printer's keys and LEDs, including their functions and status indicators.
Troubleshooting guide for printer issues, specifically when the printer 'Does not print'.
A visual diagram illustrating the hydraulic system of the sterilizer.
A key to identify and understand the components and symbols used in the hydraulic diagram.
A table summarizing safety-related data, including fuses, terminals, specifications, and pressure vessel details.
Declaration of compliance with relevant EU directives for the steam sterilizer.
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