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General| Brand | Miele |
|---|---|
| Model | IR 6002 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Suitable for high-tech industrial plants requiring high reproducible cleaning standards for complex items.
Uses fresh water principle with batch times of 20-60 mins and integrated drying unit.
Features a two-part drainage system and pump for recovering process water for re-use.
Details display, buttons (On/Off, Cursor, Minus, Plus), and door switch functions for operation.
Starts programmes, activates input mode, confirms values and settings, and menu points.
Cancels programmes, exits input/menu screens without saving.
Used to select programme places 1-23 for operation.
Machine designed for described use only. Alterations or use for other purposes are not permitted and could be dangerous.
Only use genuine Miele accessories and approved chemical agents for intended purposes to ensure performance.
Ensure machine is decontaminated before disposal due to potential hazardous substances.
Describes conditions for opening the door: power on, master switch pressed, and no programme running.
Press the door button and hold the grip to open the door. Avoid touching hot elements.
Lift the door upwards and push until it clicks shut.
Used when the door cannot be opened normally, e.g., during a power failure.
Miele service technician sets machine for local water hardness. Machine requires reactivation salt.
Alerts user when water softener is depleted and requires reactivation salt replenishment.
Use only special coarse-grained reactivation salt (1-4 mm). Do not use table salt or other types.
Unscrew filter insert, fill container with salt, screw filter back in place.
Remove mobile units, unscrew plastic cap, screw salt container firmly onto socket.
Close door, open stopcocks, select REACTIVATION programme. Programme runs automatically.
Assigns programme places 1-15 to mobile units. Unit coding and programme place must match for recognition.
Provides 15 different codes assigned to programme places 1-15 for mobile unit recognition.
Procedure to set or alter coding of a mobile unit with AWK using the magnetic strip.
Baffle in front of hot air outlet. Dismantle if mobile units/baskets with drying unit connection are used.
Machine can be fitted with various baskets. Contact Miele specialist for details or custom solutions.
Allows testing of specific cleaning requirements. Programmes can be adapted if machine use changes.
Machine supplied without programmes. Creation considers plumbing, chemicals, and item properties.
Ensures correct engagement of adapter when inserting baskets or injector units. Must be 4-5 mm higher than inlet.
Top basket can be adjusted by 2 cm above/below middle. Accommodates vessels and instruments of varying heights.
Suitable for cleaning soldering frames used in electronic components and printed circuit boards production.
Cleans resin/colophonium coated boards. Results depend on fluxing agent type and additive use.
Residues are water-soluble and removed in water-only cleaning process.
Used for processing large quantities of small boards with inserts like E 402/E 403 with E 439.
Cleaning depends on soiling type. Alkaline or special cleaning agents are used.
Used to degrease and remove dust/lapping abrasives from metal components before lacquering or galvanising.
Cleans technical and optical glassware to remove grease, dust, and abrasives, ensuring a residue-free final rinse.
Specific baskets and inserts recommended for cleaning small and large glass lenses.
Suitable for particle decontamination of chip boxes, wafer trays, semi-finished products, and computer parts using a water-based process.
Addresses problems like elastomer damage, foaming, and corrosion with solutions and references to other sections.
Impact of chemical ingredients on dispensing system, types of agents, and agents that can damage machine parts.
Substances that can damage machine elastomers/plastics and lead to heavy foam build-up during washing/rinsing.
Explains how oils, fats, protein soiling, and metals react with chemical agents, potentially causing foam or hydrogen release.
Details filling liquid agents into containers, system messages, and checking dispensing tubes.
Instructions for switching off, opening containers, filling agents, and inserting siphon tubes.
Procedure to vent dispensing systems for liquid media before commissioning or after containers run dry.
Miele service technician to carry out periodic maintenance like hose replacement for trouble-free operation.
Contact Miele Service Department for instructions regarding external pumps for liquid agents.
Steps to turn on the machine: open stopcocks, press I-0 button, and select operating level.
Describes four operating levels (A, B, C, D) for accessing programmes and settings.
Guides on selecting and starting programmes, especially for fixed/free access in operating level A.
Details three methods for selecting programmes in operating levels B and D using the selector or +/- keys.
Procedure for selecting operating level C and using AWK for automatic programme selection via coded mobile units.
Describes programme start, completion indicators, and how to stop flashing display lights.
Procedure to properly switch off the machine: press I-0 button and turn off stopcocks.
Instructions for cancelling programmes in operating levels B or D, including temperature considerations.
Procedure for interrupting programmes in levels B or D, including door opening safety and restart options.
Details the serial interface, cable requirements, and notes for connecting external printers or PCs.
Outlines periodic inspections by a Miele technician covering electrical safety, door mechanisms, connections, and dispensing systems.
Daily checks for users, including filters, spray arms, wash cabinet, door seals, and mobile units/baskets.
Instructions for cleaning coarse, flat, and micro-fine filters. Emphasises machine must not be used without all filters.
Step-by-step guide to remove, clean, and replace the coarse filter correctly.
Procedure to remove and clean the flat and micro-fine filters after removing the coarse filter.
Guide to cleaning spray arms, including how to remove them and check for blockages and free movement.
Use damp cloth or specific cleaning agents. Avoid abrasive or all-purpose cleaners to prevent plastic damage.
Clean front with damp cloth, mild detergent, or stainless steel conditioner. Avoid ammonia or thinners.
Generally self-cleaning. Contact Miele for advice on deposit build-up.
Clean seals regularly with a damp cloth. Replace damaged or loose seals.
Daily checks for functioning, guide rails, connectors, locking caps, jets, sleeves, and spray arm rotation.
Details service programmes for changing coarse and fine filters of the drying unit.
Instructions on when and how to change the coarse filter, including resetting the operating hours counter.
Guide on when and how to exchange the HEPA filter, advising the use of original Miele filters.
Explains the resettable heater limiter, causes of overheating, and how to reset it.
Instructions on how to clean water inlet filters to ensure proper water flow and protect the inlet valve.
Advice on contacting Miele Service Department if problems persist, quoting model and serial number.
Refer to installation diagram. Ensure furniture withstands steam/condensation. Machine must be installed and levelled correctly.
Details electrical work by qualified personnel, isolator switch, RCD, and checking phase rotation for safety.
Machine must be connected to water supply per regulations. Addresses water quality, pressure, and hose connections.
Details drainage connection, non-return valve, hose length, and minimum drainage flow rate requirements.
Cabinet vent at the rear must be connected to an on-site ducting system.
Provides dimensions, voltage, load, fuse rating, water temps, pressures, flow rate, delivery head, noise level, and test marks.
Proper disposal of electronic waste is crucial due to hazardous materials. Use local recycling centres.
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