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General| Type | Steam Steriliser |
|---|---|
| Weight | 20 kg |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Sterilisation Temperature | 121°C / 134°C |
| Material | Stainless steel |
Defines the purpose and intended audience of this user manual.
Lists the European directives and standards the sterilizer complies with.
Specifies the applications and environments where the sterilizer can be used.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used on the sterilizer and in the manual.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating and maintaining the sterilizer.
Identifies and describes the components visible on the front of the sterilizer.
Details the parts and connections accessible through the service door.
Identifies and describes the components located on the rear of the sterilizer.
Explains the function, capacity, and features of the clean and used water tanks.
Instructions on how to insert, use, and reverse the chamber rack.
Specifies the internal dimensions and volume available for sterilization loads.
Guidelines for placing the sterilizer on a suitable surface and ensuring ventilation.
Instructions for installing a safety bracket to prevent tipping.
Details on electrical connections, voltage, and safety precautions.
Steps for connecting and configuring a standard printer for cycle data.
Instructions for connecting and setting up an optional label printer.
Information regarding the optional automated demineralized water supply.
Procedure for connecting the demineralizer to the sterilizer.
Instructions for setting up a continuous drain for used water.
Steps for connecting the drain tube for continuous draining.
Overview of the touch-screen display, icons, and navigation.
Explanation of warning messages and the automatic sleep mode function.
Procedure for setting the internal date and time for accurate logging.
Detailed instructions for filling the clean water tank.
Step-by-step guide for manually filling the clean water tank.
Describes how the optional automated system fills the clean water tank.
Instructions for emptying the used water tank.
Step-by-step guide for manually draining the used water tank.
Introduction to the memory card for cycle data recording and management.
Instructions on how to properly insert and remove the memory card.
Lists the available options within the main setup menu.
How to choose the user interface language.
Setting the time interval before the sterilizer enters sleep mode.
Configuration options for connecting and using a printer.
Configuration options for the optional label printing system.
Configuring the number of labels to print automatically after a cycle.
Configuring manual label printing after checking the load.
Setting storage duration to automatically calculate expiry dates on labels.
Inputting the operator or office name for cycle reports.
Procedure for setting the sterilizer's internal date and time.
Choosing the preferred display format for dates.
Choosing the preferred display format for time (12h/24h).
Adjusting the screen contrast for optimal visibility.
Adjusting the screen backlight intensity or color.
Setting the volume or type of audible tones for various operations.
Setting a specific future time for a sterilization cycle to begin.
Accessing and viewing data from previously completed sterilization cycles.
Accessing system utilities for information and card management.
Viewing technical details about the sterilizer's model and firmware.
Procedure for formatting the memory card to erase all data.
Overview of the different sterilization cycle types and their applications.
Step-by-step guide on how to select and initiate a sterilization cycle.
Details on the ECO-B option for faster cycles with limited loads.
Information displayed on the screen during an active sterilization cycle.
What happens and is displayed when a sterilization cycle is completed.
Instructions on how to manually abort an ongoing sterilization cycle.
Viewing live technical parameters and measurements during a cycle.
How to view a summary of cycle parameters after completion.
Explains the different types of messages displayed on the sterilizer's screen.
Interprets messages indicating immediate operational issues or required actions.
Explains messages providing status updates or additional details.
Interprets messages related to required maintenance or consumable replacement.
Details on alarm events and their impact on the sterilization process.
A reference table listing alarm codes, descriptions, and troubleshooting actions.
General information on user-performed and technician maintenance.
Outlines scheduled maintenance tasks and their frequencies.
Procedure for cleaning the door seal with a mild detergent.
Instructions for cleaning the sterilization chamber and its internal parts.
Procedure for removing and cleaning the chamber filter.
Guidelines for cleaning the exterior of the sterilizer unit.
Instructions on how to replace the bacteriological filter.
Instructions on how to replace the dust filter.
Procedure for thorough cleaning of both the clean and used water tanks.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the door seal to ensure proper sealing.
Details on periodic servicing performed by qualified technicians.
Introduction to the memory card for cycle data recording on 300 Series.
Specifications for compatible memory cards, including tested brands and capacity.
Instructions on how to save, view, and print data from the memory card.
Minimum hardware and software specifications for PC/MAC data management.
Steps for connecting the external USB card reader to a computer.
Information about the file extension (.htm) and viewer for saved sterilization reports.
Explanation of the control code's purpose for data identification and integrity.
Details on how file names are automatically generated for cycle reports.
Describes the organization of directories on the memory card for data storage.
Procedures for checking, error handling, and formatting memory cards.
Instructions on how cycle data is automatically saved to the memory card.
A table listing common issues, potential causes, and solutions for the sterilizer.
Guidelines for the environmentally responsible disposal and recycling of the unit.
Detailed technical specifications of the sterilizer, including electrical and physical data.
Instructions on cleaning and preparing instruments and loads for sterilization.
Specific procedures for the cleaning, lubrication, and packaging of dental handpieces.
Guide on performing and interpreting the Bowie & Dick test for steam penetration.
Guide on performing and interpreting the Helix test for hollow load sterilization.
Instructions for conducting and interpreting the vacuum leakage test.
Specifications and guidelines for the quality of water used in the sterilizer.
An example of a detailed report generated after a sterilization cycle.
A list of available accessories and their corresponding ordering numbers.
A form for documenting the results of Helix tests performed.
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