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3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

REAR

Distilled water tank vent

hole

Safety valve

Heat exchanger

Mains fuses

Power cord

Band heating element safety thermostat and manual

rearm

Connection for directly draining the

used water tank

Connection for automatically filling the

distilled water tank

Steam generator safety thermostat and manual rearm

Jack socket for the

external tank level

sensor

Distilled water tank

draining point

(maintenance)

Signal input for future

Bravo Pure Start/Stop

cable

Ventilation Outlets

(back and side of unit)

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Table of Contents3
Introduction7
Symbols Used in the Manual7
Disclaimers7
General Warnings8
Receiving Your Bravo9
Shipping Weight9
Description of Package Contents9
Handling the Unit10
Product Overview11
General Characteristics11
Front12
Rear13
Control Panel14
Command Keys14
Lcd Display14
Sample Operating Cycle15
Installation16
Dimensions and Weight16
Compartment Dimensions for Built-In Installations16
General Installation Precautions17
Electrical Connections17
Connecting the Data Recorder17
Connecting an External Water Tank18
Direct Connection to Acentralized Draining Point19
Instructions for Use20
Turning on the Unit20
Initial Automatic Test20
Ambient Pressure Values20
Stand-By Mode21
Filling Distilled Water22
Manual Filling22
Automatic Filling22
Max Level in the Internal Drain Tank23
Configuration24
Starting and Entering the Setup Mode24
How the Keys Function in Setup Mode24
Description of the Menu Items26
Defaults Settings28
Configuration Options28
Setting the Language28
Setting the Date28
Setting the Time29
Setting the Password29
Setting the Sterilization Programs30
Setting the STAND-BY Mode34
Setting the Printing Mode35
Setting the Tank Filling Mode37
Setting the Water Draining Mode37
Acquisition of the Ambient Pressure38
Adjusting the Contrast of the Liquid Crystal Display39
Exit the Configuration Mode39
Preparing Material for Sterilization40
Treating Textile Material before Sterilization40
Arranging the Load40
Program Selection42
Introduction42
Procedure42
Running the Cycle44
Starting the Cycle44
Program Execution45
Result of the Cycle49
Checking the Cycle Data Report (for Units with Printers)50
Manual Cycle Interruption50
Resetting the System51
Storing Sterilized Materials52
Introduction52
Handling52
Storage52
Test Programs53
Introduction53
Bowie & Dick Test53
Vacuum Test54
Appendix A - Technical Characteristics56
Summary Table56
Safety Devices57
Water Supply Characteristics58
Appendix B - Programs59
Introduction59
Program Summary Table60
Sterilization Program Diagram62
Diagrams of the Test Cycles67
Examples of Printed Reports68
Appendix C - Maintenance70
Routine Maintenance70
Maintenance Description71
Clean Door Gasket and Porthole (Door Plate)71
Clean External Surfaces71
Clean Sterilization Chamber and Accessories71
Disinfect External Surfaces71
Clean Internal Distilled Water Tank72
Clean External Distilled Water Tank72
Safety Valve Maintenance72
Clean/Replace the Drain Filter72
Replace Bacteriological Filter73
Replace the Door Gasket73
Replacing the Printer Paper on Units Equipped with Internal Printers74
Periodic Sterilizer Calibration and 3000 Cycle Maintenance74
Appendix D - Troubleshooting75
Appendix E - Alarms78
Alarms78
Alarm Intervention78
Alarm During a Cycle78
Alarm Outside the Cycle79
Resetting the System80
Alarm Codes81
Analysis and Resolution of Problems83
Appendix F - Diagrams89
Electrical Diagram89
Plumbing Diagram90
Appendix G - Notes91
Appendix H - Spare Parts & Accessories92
Appendix I - Technical Support93
Appendix J - Limited Warranty94

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