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SciCan Bravo
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BRAVO
AUTOCLAVES
Bravo Operator’s Manual SD-306-4-EN, Copyright 2010 SciCan Ltd. All rights reserved.
Operators Manual

Table of Contents

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Summary

1. Introduction

Symbols Used in the Manual

Explains symbols for safety and important information in the manual.

Disclaimers

States limitations of liability and conditions for use.

General Warnings

Provides crucial safety precautions for operation and maintenance.

2. Receiving Your Bravo

Shipping Weight

Details the weight of the sterilizer model variants for transport.

Description of Package Contents

Lists all items included in the sterilizer packaging.

Handling the Unit

Provides instructions for safe lifting and transport of the sterilizer.

3. Product Overview

General Characteristics

Highlights key features, performance, and safety systems of the Bravo autoclave.

Front

Identifies external components of the sterilizer's front panel.

Rear

Identifies external components and connections on the sterilizer's rear panel.

Control Panel

Describes the main interface, including LCD and command keys.

Command Keys

Explains the function of each control key in different modes.

LCD Display

Details the display layout, icons, and character information.

Sample Operating Cycle

Illustrates the sequence of phases in a typical sterilization cycle.

4. Installation

Dimensions and Weight

Lists the physical size and weight specifications for Bravo models.

Compartment Dimensions for Built-in Installations

Specifies required cabinet space for proper ventilation and cooling.

General Installation Precautions

Outlines essential steps for safe and correct installation.

Electrical Connections

Details power supply requirements and grounding for safe operation.

Connecting the Data Recorder

Guides on how to connect an external device for cycle data logging.

Connecting an External Water Tank

Explains how to connect an optional tank for automatic water filling.

Direct Connection to a Centralized Draining Point

Describes how to connect the unit to a central drain system.

5. Instructions for Use

Turning on the Unit

Steps for powering on the sterilizer and initial checks.

Initial Automatic Test

Explains the self-test procedure performed upon startup.

Ambient Pressure Values

Describes how the unit measures and updates ambient pressure readings.

Stand-by Mode

Details the sterilizer's status and display when idle.

Filling Distilled Water

Instructions for manual and automatic filling of the internal water tank.

Max Level in the Internal Drain Tank

Explains the indicator for a full drain tank and how to empty it.

6. Configuration

Starting and Entering the Setup Mode

Procedure to access the unit's configuration settings.

How the Keys Function in Setup Mode

Explains key operations specific to the setup menu.

Defaults Settings

Lists the factory default settings for various parameters.

Setting the language

How to select the display language for the unit interface.

Setting the date

Procedure for setting the current date on the sterilizer.

Setting the time

Procedure for setting the current time on the sterilizer.

Setting the password

How to enable and set a password for unit access.

Setting the sterilization programs

Guide to customizing or selecting sterilization programs.

Setting the STAND-BY mode

Options for preheating level and time-out duration.

Setting the printing mode

Configuration for the unit's printer settings and output.

Setting the tank filling mode

Selects between manual or automatic water tank filling.

Setting the water draining mode

Chooses between internal or external drain tank usage.

Acquisition of the Ambient Pressure

Process for the unit to measure and store ambient pressure.

Adjusting the Contrast of the Liquid Crystal Display

How to modify screen readability based on lighting.

Exit the Configuration Mode

Steps to save settings and return to normal operation.

7. Preparing Material for Sterilization

Treating Textile Material Before Sterilization

Guidelines for preparing fabric and porous items for autoclaving.

Arranging the Load

Best practices for loading instruments onto trays for optimal sterilization.

8. Program Selection

Introduction

Importance of choosing the correct program for effective sterilization.

Procedure

Step-by-step guide to selecting a sterilization program.

9. Running the Cycle

Starting the Cycle

Steps to initiate a sterilization cycle after loading.

Program Execution

Detailed phases of a sterilization cycle, including preheating, vacuum, and drying.

Result of the Cycle

How to verify the outcome and check sterilization parameters.

Checking the Cycle Data Report (For Units with Printers)

Guidance on reviewing printed cycle data and reports.

Manual Cycle Interruption

Procedure for stopping a cycle and handling potential errors.

Resetting the System

Steps to reset the unit after an alarm or interruption.

10. Storing Sterilized Materials

Introduction

Importance of proper storage to maintain material sterility.

Handling

Precautions for handling sterile loads after sterilization.

Storage

Guidelines for storing sterilized items to prevent recontamination.

11. Test Programs

Introduction

Overview of the two diagnostic programs for unit effectiveness.

Bowie & Dick Test

Procedure for performing the Bowie & Dick test for porous load sterilization.

Vacuum Test

Procedure for testing the sterilizer's vacuum system seal integrity.

Appendix A - Technical Characteristics

Summary Table

Comprehensive list of technical specifications for Bravo models.

Safety Devices

Details the various safety mechanisms incorporated into the sterilizer.

Water Supply Characteristics

Specifies the required quality and purity of distilled water.

Appendix B - Programs

Introduction

General information on sterilizable materials and steam tolerance.

Program Summary Table

Table detailing programs, parameters, and sterilizable materials.

Sterilization Program Diagram

Visual representation of sterilization cycle pressure profiles.

Diagrams of the Test Cycles

Graphical representation of Bowie & Dick and Vacuum Test cycles.

Examples of Printed Reports

Illustrates various cycle report formats and their content.

Appendix C - Maintenance

Routine Maintenance

Schedule for regular cleaning and checks to ensure peak efficiency.

Maintenance Description

Detailed procedures for cleaning external and internal components.

Clean Internal Distilled Water Tank

Steps to clean the internal water reservoir with a cleaning solution.

Clean External Distilled Water Tank

Procedure for cleaning the optional external water tank.

Safety Valve Maintenance

Instructions for monthly checks and maintenance of the safety valve.

Clean;Replace the Drain Filter

Guide to cleaning or replacing the chamber drain filter.

Replace Bacteriological Filter

Steps for changing the bacteriological filter when necessary.

Replace the Door Gasket

Instructions for installing a new door gasket for a proper seal.

Replacing the Printer Paper on Units Equipped with Internal Printers

How to load new paper rolls into the internal printer.

Periodic Sterilizer Calibration and 3000 Cycle Maintenance

Recommended periodic checks and calibration by qualified personnel.

Appendix D - Troubleshooting

Analysis and Resolution of Problems

A guide to identify and solve common sterilizer operational issues.

Appendix E - Alarms

Alarm Intervention

General procedure for responding to and resetting alarms.

Alarm During a Cycle

Explains messages and actions when an alarm occurs mid-cycle.

Alarm Outside the Cycle

Describes how alarms outside programs are handled and reset.

Resetting the System

Detailed steps for resetting the unit after an alarm condition.

Appendix F - Diagrams

Electrical Diagram

Schematic illustrating the sterilizer's electrical components and connections.

Plumbing Diagram

Visual representation of the sterilizer's water and steam circuits.

Appendix G - Notes

Appendix H - Spare Parts & Accessories

Appendix I - Technical Support

Appendix J - Limited Warranty

SciCan Bravo Specifications

General IconGeneral
Dimensions20.1" x 19.1" x 15.9" (51 cm x 48.5 cm x 40.4 cm)
TypeTabletop Autoclave
Overall Dimensions20.1" x 19.1" x 15.9" (51 cm x 48.5 cm x 40.4 cm)
Water FillingAutomatic water filling and draining
DryingAutomatic drying cycle
Data StorageUSB port for data logging
Sterilization MethodSteam Sterilization

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