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General| Brand | Lisa |
|---|---|
| Model | 300 Series |
| Category | Steriliser |
| Language | English |
Details the purpose and scope of the user manual for the LISA 500/300 Series Sterilizers.
Lists the European Directives and Norms that the LISA 500/300 Series Sterilizers conform to.
Defines the intended medical and professional applications for the LISA 500/300 Series Sterilizers.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and warnings displayed on the sterilizer and in the manual.
Provides essential safety recommendations for the proper installation, use, and maintenance of the sterilizer.
Provides instructions on how to safely remove the sterilizer from its packaging and check for damage.
Lists all standard accessories supplied with the sterilizer, including items inside the chamber and package.
Identifies and describes key components visible on the front panel and door of the sterilizer.
Describes the service door and the components accessible behind it, such as filters and connectors.
Identifies and describes the various ports, connectors, and vents located on the rear of the sterilizer.
Details the function, capacity, and features of the internal clean and used water tanks.
Explains how to insert, use, and reverse the chamber rack for different load configurations.
Specifies the usable internal dimensions and volume of the sterilization chamber for load placement.
Covers environmental conditions and basic setup requirements for installing the sterilizer on a flat surface.
Specifies the required electrical supply, grounding, circuit breaker, and connection guidelines for safe operation.
Provides instructions for connecting and configuring an optional printer for cycle data documentation.
Details the connection and calibration process for an optional label printer used for cycle documentation.
Explains the optional automated demineralized water supply system and its connection.
Describes how to connect the drain tube for continuous draining of used water from the sterilizer.
Provides an overview of the sterilizer's user interface, including the touch-screen display and navigation icons.
Explains initial warning messages, such as low water, and the automatic sleep mode feature.
Highlights the importance of setting the date and time for accurate cycle data recording and reporting.
Details manual and optional automated procedures for filling the clean water tank with appropriate water.
Provides instructions for manually and automatically draining the used water tank, emphasizing hygiene.
Explains the use of the memory card for recording and saving sterilization cycle data.
Introduces the setup menu and lists the various programmable features available on the sterilizer.
Describes how to select and change the user interface language for the sterilizer's display.
Explains how to program the time-out period before the sterilizer automatically enters sleep mode to save energy.
Guides users on selecting and configuring a printer for recording sterilization cycle data.
Details how to enable and configure the optional label printing function for cycle documentation.
Explains how to set the quantity of stickers to be automatically printed at the end of successful cycles.
Describes how to enable manual label printing after checking the load, post-cycle.
Explains how to set a storage time to automatically calculate and display expiry dates on labels.
Details how to program the user or office name, which will be included in cycle data reports.
Provides detailed steps for setting the internal time and date for accurate sterilization cycle data.
Explains how to select and save the preferred date format for display on the sterilizer.
Details how to select and save the preferred clock format (12h/24h) for display.
Guides on adjusting the screen contrast for optimal visibility in different environments.
Explains how to adjust the screen backlight intensity or color for better readability.
Describes how to set the volume or type of audible tones for various sterilizer actions and alerts.
Details the procedure for scheduling a sterilization cycle to start at a later, predetermined date and time.
Explains how to access and view the data of recently completed sterilization cycles stored in the unit's memory.
Guides users to the maintenance menu to check cycle counters for consumables and servicing.
Informs that the service menu is for authorized technicians only for diagnostic operations.
Explains how to run various mandatory test cycles like Vacuum and Helix tests.
Describes the Utility menu for viewing system information and formatting the memory card.
Details how to access and view sterilizer system information like model, serial number, and firmware.
Explains how to format the memory card to erase all data and prepare it for use.
Presents an overview of the available sterilization cycles (B-Universal, B-Prion, B-Universal 121) and their load types.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to select and initiate a sterilization cycle from the user interface.
Explains the ECO-B option for faster cycles with limited loads, detailing its parameters and usage.
Describes the real-time parameters displayed on the touch-screen while a sterilization cycle is in progress.
Details the screen display upon cycle completion and how to unlock the chamber door.
Explains how to manually stop an active sterilization cycle and the resulting messages.
Describes how to access detailed technical parameters of the sterilizer during a cycle or when idle.
Explains how to view a summary of cycle parameters, including time, pressure, and temperature readings.
Outlines the regular user maintenance tasks, consumable replacements, and their frequencies.
Provides instructions for cleaning the door seal and the chamber face side with a mild detergent.
Details the procedure for cleaning the sterilization chamber, rack, and trays using a damp sponge.
Explains how to remove, clean, and reinsert the chamber filter.
Provides guidance on cleaning the external covers of the sterilizer using a damp cloth and mild detergent.
Details the steps for unscrewing and replacing the bacteriological filter.
Explains how to pull out, detach, and replace the dust filter.
Provides a step-by-step guide for draining, cleaning, and reassembling the internal water tanks.
Details the process for removing and installing a new door seal to ensure proper sealing.
Outlines the scope of regular servicing performed by authorized technicians, including part replacements and checks.
Lists the technical specifications, compatible brands, and tested capacity of the memory card.
Explains how memory card data can be saved, viewed, and printed on a PC or MAC.
Specifies the minimum hardware and software requirements for a PC or MAC to manage memory card data.
Provides instructions for connecting the external USB card reader to a computer for data transfer.
Describes the file format (HTM) and viewer used for saving sterilization reports.
Explains the purpose of control codes for file identification and data integrity.
Details the automatic file naming convention used for saving sterilization cycle reports.
Illustrates the directory structure used for organizing files on the memory card.
Covers automatic card checking, error detection, and the process for formatting the memory card.
Explains the automatic saving of cycle data to the memory card at the end of each cycle.
Details the sterilizer's electrical supply requirements, including voltage, frequency, and amperage.
Lists general technical specifications for the sterilizer, including dimensions, weight, and operating conditions.
Provides technical specifications for the steam generator, including power, voltage, and pressure.
Lists technical specifications for the sterilization chamber, including power, volume, and pressure ratings.
Specifies water quality requirements, including conductivity, pH, and acceptable contaminants.
Lists the types of connections available on the sterilizer, such as ports for printers and service.
Covers miscellaneous features and compliance information, such as sleep mode and directives.
Provides instructions for cleaning and preparing instruments before sterilization to ensure effectiveness.
Details how to prepare trays and loads, including weight limits, spacing, and positioning of items.
Gives specific instructions for preparing tubes, including rinsing, drying, and placement.
Explains how to properly package and position wrapped or bagged materials for optimal steam penetration.
Outlines the procedure for external disinfection of dental handpieces to reduce infection risk.
Details the process for external cleaning of dental handpieces to remove residues.
Specifies the importance and timing of lubricating dental handpieces.
Provides guidance on packaging dental handpieces for sterility preservation.
Lists the LisaPrint accessory and its ordering number for cycle documentation.
Lists the perforated anodized aluminum tray accessory and its ordering number.
Lists various chamber rack accessories, their types, dimensions, and ordering numbers.
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