Before Every Cycle
1. Visually check that there is enough
chemical for the next wash.
Replenish as necessary
2. Remove, clean and refit the tank
filter, checking the O-ring is still
attached and not damaged
3. Check O-rings still attached to the
four basket docking ports on the tank
4. Check the wash tank is free from any
debris or deposits
5. Check the spray nozzles for
blockage
6. Check the condition of basket
irrigation port Luer hoses, ensure
they are not kinked or ruptured.
If damage is found, please
contact a service engineer (see
section 1-17).
Daily Checks
1. Automatic control test - select a
recent printout and compare
parameters with the first printout
generated after installation
2. Check that there is sufficient
chemical for the days planned use
3. Check and clean all internal surfaces
above the water line
4. Check and clean all external
surfaces including lid seal
5. Check mains power cord is not
trapped, damaged, and the plug is
secure in its socket (if fitted)
6. Check lid and lid seal for any
damage
If damage is found, please
contact a service engineer (see
section 1-17).
Weekly checks
1. Carry out the daily checks
2. Check lid opening/closing operation
including gas struts
3. Check water hardness of hot and
cold water supplies
4. Check water conductivity of final
rinse water supply
5. Check condition of mains water
supply hoses
6. Visually inspect water and drainage
system for leaks
7. Cleaning efficacy test by residual soil
detection
8. Run a full decontamination
procedure (See section 3-16)
Note: The use of a “Process Challenge Device
for Minimally Invasive Surgery” may be
required according to your local authority
guidelines, and the cleaning indicator
manufacturer’s instructions
Ref:
ISO15883-1:2009
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