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Overheating protection (only on electrically heated washer-
disinfectors)
The overheat protection sits inside the element. If the overheating protection is tripped, it must be
replaced with a new element.
This must only be done by authorized personnel.
The machine is connected to the electricity supply and some components are live.
1
001800
1.
Heating element
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Preface
5
Safety Precautions
6
Isolator Switch
6
Important
6
In an Emergency
7
Make Sure that the Assembly and Installation Is Carried out
7
When the Work Is Complete, Check that
7
Product Liability
7
Attention Symbols
8
Area of Application
9
General Description
9
Washer-Disinfector Options and Selections
9
Introduction
9
Performance Characteristics
12
Door Operation
12
Control Panel
12
Dosing System
13
Drying
14
Circulation System
15
Tanks
16
Booster Tank
17
Neutralization System for Waste Water
18
Layout
19
Control Panel
19
OP30 Panel
19
Menu Tree
21
Display Panel Rules
23
Softkey Buttons
23
Fixed Buttons
23
Panel Operation
24
Screen Modes
24
Field Editing
25
OK and Cancel Buttons
25
Panel Communication
26
Panel Boot Sequence
26
Communication Error
26
User Access and Passwords
26
Screen Layout
28
Colors
29
Button Description
29
LED Description
29
Buzzer
30
Cold Start Screen
30
Panel Screen
30
Process Screen
30
Details
31
Plotgraph
32
Bar Graph
33
Menus
34
Print Last Cycle Menu
38
Confirm Print Last Cycle
39
Select PACS
40
System Menu
41
Time Settings
43
Calendar
44
Alarm Clock
45
Calibration
46
Manual Calibration
47
Automatic Calibration
48
Automatic Calibration Setting Low
49
Automatic Calibration Setting Hi
50
Automatic Calibration Setting Print Calibration Protocol
51
Dose Monitor Calibration
52
Dose Monitor Calibration - Measured Volume
53
Dose Monitor Calibration - Desired Volume
54
Calibrating the Dose Monitor - Factor
55
Documentation
55
Select Program to Print
56
Printer
57
Log Values for Printer
58
Printer Log Value Type Selection
59
Printer Log Value Item Selection
60
Configuration
61
Edit Cycles
62
Enter Name
63
Machine Name
64
Machine Name Entry
65
Language and Date Units
66
Panel Setup
67
Edit Parameters
68
OP-Panel Selectable Parameters
69
Pre Rinse
69
Wash 1
70
Rinse1
71
Wash2, Neutralizing, Chem Disinfec.
72
Rinse2
74
Final Rinse/Disinfection
75
Descaling
76
After Treatment
76
Drain/Drying
77
General
78
Configuring Parameter Type
81
System Setup
82
Passwords
83
Access Areas
84
Add/Delete Users
85
Enter Password
87
DIP Switches
88
Service
90
Error Log
91
Error Log more Info
91
Diagnostics
92
Test of Analog Input
92
Test Analog Output
93
Test Digital Input
94
Test Digital Output
95
Test User Flag
96
Test System Flag
96
Test Printer
97
Test Pulse Counter
98
PACS Addresses
99
Enter Pacs ID
100
Save RAM to FLASH
101
Choose Program
102
View Parameters
103
Changing Values
105
Boolean Password 1&2
106
OP10 Panel
107
Alarm Management
108
Error Indicators
108
Messages
108
A Red Lamp Lights up / Alarm
108
Acknowledging an Alarm
109
Alarms During a Process
109
Draining Alarm During Process
109
Draining Alarm During Alarm
109
Description of Alarm Codes
110
Description of A33 Alarm (Configuration Alarm)
119
Preventive Maintenance
121
General
121
Function Check
122
Switch and Supply Cable
122
Electrical Connection
122
Detergent Dosing
122
Washing System
123
Temperature Check
123
Dryer
123
Loading of System Program and Application Program
123
Change System Program (Prom C)
124
Load the Back up in the "Flash Prom" to the PACS
125
Changing of Operating Language
125
Change the Operating Language with the Control Panel OP30
126
Cold and Warm Start of PACS 3500
126
Softstart
127
Setting
128
Adjusting Analog Input
129
Set the Cell Constant
130
Set the Damping
130
Set the Limit
131
Changing the Display
131
Ph Transmitter CPM223-IS005 (Optional) (Ph 0-14)
132
Enter Parameter in Ph Transmitter
133
Pressure Transmitter for DISCHARGE PRESSURE (0-2.5 Bar)
134
Calibrating the Ph Transmitter
134
Pressure Differential Transmitter for Drying Unit (0-10 Mbar)
135
Temperature Sensors
135
Adjust Analog Input with Oil Bath
135
Replacing a Hose in the Dosing Pump
136
Hose Selection
137
Hose Material on Delivery
137
Available Hose Materials from Getinge
137
Recommendations When Getinge Detergent Is Used
137
Setting Detergent and Rinse-Aid Quantities
138
General Recommendations for Non Getinge Detergents
138
Flow Monitoring
139
Starting up
139
Door Switches, Position and Operation
140
Adjusting the Pressure Stabilizer
141
Adjusting the Limit Switch
142
Open Door
142
Closed Door
142
Adjustment of Crush Protection for Doors
143
Adjusting the Threshold Cylinder Switch
144
Adjusting the Restrictor Check Valve
145
Adjusting Door Locking Switch
146
Adjusting Safety Line Breaker
147
Overheating Protection (Only on Electrically Heated Washer-Disinfectors)
148
Dryer (Electrically Heated)
149
Printer - Replacing Paper Roll
150
Printer (Optional)
150
Laser Printer
151
Printer Components View
152
List of Components
152
Detergent System
156
Water System, Steam Heated
157
Electric Heating
158
Drying System, Electrically Heated
159
Booster Tank, Steam Heated
160
Glossary
162
Addresses
163
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Brand
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Model
9125
Category
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Language
English
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