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General| Brand | Mocom |
|---|---|
| Model | millennium B |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
General information about the sterilizer, directives, notes, warnings, and customer service.
Covers general installation, packing, handling, precautions, electrical connections, and Millflash connection.
Information on personalizing the device and entering the Setup Mode.
Basic configuration options like language, date, time, and password settings.
Advanced settings for sterilization programs, stand-by modes, printer, and filling/draining options.
General guidelines and precautions for preparing materials before sterilization.
Guidelines for adequately treating and storing sterilized material.
Steps for initial setup and operation.
General maintenance guidelines and the ordinary maintenance program.
Information on the European directives the product complies with.
Explanation of symbols used in the manual to indicate warnings and dangers.
Specifies the intended use of the device and restrictions on personnel.
Emphasizes the importance of correct installation for operation, longevity, and safety.
Minimum dimensions required for built-in installations to ensure adequate ventilation and cooling.
Steps to start the SETUP program and enter the Setup Mode.
Details items within the Basic menu: Language, Date, Time, Password, Exit.
Details items within the Advanced menu: Programmes, Stand-by, Print, Filling, Drain, Exit.
Details items within the Special menu: Ambient Pressure, LCD Contrast, Exit.
Lists options accessible only by Service department: Component Test, Test Cycles, etc.
How to select and set the display language for the menus.
Procedure for setting the current date.
Procedure for setting the current time.
Options for setting passwords to restrict access to the device.
How to associate standard or custom sterilization programs to preset positions.
How to select heating level and deactivation time for STAND-BY mode.
Parameters for setting up the printer for recording sterilization program data.
Options for filling the internal tank manually or automatically.
How to collect used water into the internal or an external tank.
Procedure for acquiring ambient pressure for auxiliary systems.
How to adjust LCD contrast for better readability.
How to check any device of the sterilizer.
Setting different test procedures according to technician needs.
Checking the hydraulic circuit and water filling operation.
Setting the Ohm value of the internal probe after repair.
Automatic test sequence for devices.
Performing a full test of the sterilizer.
Enabling a test based on continuous repetition of a selected cycle.
Enabling a test with pressure pulses and without vacuum phases.
Emphasizes proper treatment and arrangement of material.
Precautions for handling contaminated materials and ensuring items are clean.
Guidelines for positioning instruments and materials on trays for optimal sterilization.
Specific notes for arranging rubber and plastic tubing on trays.
Instructions for wrapping instruments individually or in groups.
Importance of proper storage to maintain sterility and prevent recontamination.
Precautions for handling and carrying sterile material.
Techniques for storing sterile material to slow recontamination.
Steps to turn on the sterilizer.
Describes the initial automatic test and display messages.
Step-by-step instructions for manually filling the distilled water tank.
How automatic filling works and its setup.
Procedure for emptying the internal drain tank.
Instructions for emptying the external drain tank.
Notes on periodic examinations and sterilizer validation.
Summary of routine maintenance tasks.
How to remove lime traces from the gasket and porthole.
Cleaning the external parts of the sterilizer.
Cleaning the sterilization chamber, support, and trays.
Methods for disinfecting external surfaces.
Procedure for cleaning the internal distilled water tank.
Procedure for cleaning the external distilled water tank.
Overview of available sterilization programs.
How to select the most suitable program for different materials.
General information on sterilization cycles and parameter monitoring.
Detailed phase-by-phase description of a sterilization cycle.
Overview of Helix/BD Test and Vacuum Test programs for safety checks.
Visual representation of various sterilization cycle phases.
Information on materials suitable for steam sterilization and program selection.
Description of sterilization cycle phases and parameter monitoring.
Display information and statuses during standby.
The first phase of the cycle, bringing the chamber to temperature.
The first vacuum phase, lowering chamber pressure.
Steam injection and pressure rise phase.
Discharge of steam and air, and the second vacuum phase.
Steam injection and pressure rise phase.
Discharge and the final vacuum phase.
Final steam injection and pressure rise.
Stabilizing temperature and pressure in the chamber.
The actual sterilization phase (holding time) where parameters are maintained constant.
Releasing steam from the sterilization chamber.
Forced removal of steam using vacuum pump to evaporate and eliminate moisture.
Injecting sterile air to eliminate condensate and cool the load.
Bringing the chamber back to atmospheric pressure to allow door opening.
Door lock release, cycle complete indication, and retrieving sterilized material.
Purpose and types of test programs.
Details of the Helix/BD Test program, including device and execution.
General information on alarms, codes, and intervention procedures.
Categories of alarm codes (E, A, H) and their format.
Procedures to follow in case of an alarm.
Repair procedures for electronic devices and assemblies.
Repair procedures for electrovalves.
Repair procedures for pumps.
Repair procedures for the plumbing circuit.
Repair procedures for wirings.
Repair procedures for the door locking mechanism.
How alarms are generated and categorized.
Actions to take during an alarm, including cycle interruption and reset.
Display messages when an alarm occurs outside a program.
Repair procedures for electronic devices and assemblies.
Repair procedures for electrovalves.
Repair procedures for pumps.
Repair procedures for the plumbing circuit.
Repair procedures for wirings.
Repair procedures for the door locking mechanism.
Procedure for replacing the EV2-EV3 assembly.
Procedure for replacing the EV2-EV3 assembly.
Procedure for replacing the MAX water level probe.
Procedure for adjusting the door positioner.
Procedure for adjusting the parabola.
Procedure for replacing the printer paper roll (Fenix type).
Procedure for installing the printer kit.
Procedure for starting up the steam generator under specific conditions.
Software method to release the door locking mechanism.
Manual procedure to release the door locking mechanism.
Procedure for recovering default data and subsequent calibration.
Procedure for updating the sterilizer software on GAM boards.
Procedure to release the A022 alarm (Door Locked).
Procedure for checking calibration of sensors and parameters.
Detailed calibration procedures for GAM and TROLL electronic boards.
Procedure for testing the sterilizer using continuous cycles.
Electrical and hydraulic diagrams for the sterilizer.
Visual breakdown of sterilizer components.
List of spare parts with part numbers and references.
Electrical circuit diagram for the GAM version of the sterilizer.
Exploded view of the sterilizer's external components and chassis.
Exploded view of the sterilization chamber and related parts.
Exploded view of the sterilizer's internal electronic and power components.
Exploded view of various components including fans, heating elements, and motors.
Exploded view of various components including fans, valves, and heat exchangers.
Exploded views of electrovalves and their assemblies.
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