What does CF4 Draining failure mean on SciCan HYDRIM L110w Washer?
A CF4 draining failure indicates that water cannot drain from the unit. Check that the drain hose is not kinked and that the filter in the bottom of the chamber is not obstructed.
What does CF2 Chamber Filling Failure mean on SciCan Washer?
A CF2 Chamber Filling Failure means that the water does not fill the chamber within the specified time. To solve this, check that the water hoses are not kinked and ensure that you open the water shut-off valves.
What does CF11 No detergent mean on SciCan HYDRIM L110w?
CF11 No detergent error means that the flow switch did not detect detergent during the wash phase. Replace the detergent box if it is empty.
What does CF15 Chamber overflow mean on SciCan Washer?
CF15 Chamber overflow means that the overflow switch did not turn off after 30 seconds of running the drain pump. Check if the drain is blocked.
Why are my instruments not clean after using the SciCan HYDRIM L110w Washer?
If instruments are not clean after a wash cycle, ensure that you are not overloading cassettes or instrument baskets. Also, avoid loading too many cassettes into the SciCan Washer. For cassettes and hinged instruments, use the Heavy Duty cycle. Finally, inspect the filters and wash arms for any debris that may be hindering their function.
What to do if the touchscreen on my SciCan Washer does not come on?
If the touchscreen on your SciCan Washer does not come on, first ensure that the power button is turned ON. Next, make sure that the plug is properly inserted into the wall socket. If the issue persists, you should check if a fuse or circuit is blown.
What to do if the door of SciCan Washer cannot be opened?
If the door of the SciCan Washer cannot be opened, it may be because the cycle is not complete, or the cycle was aborted and the unit has not finished draining yet. Wait until the cycle is fully complete.
Why operating cycles on SciCan HYDRIM L110w appear to be taking too long to complete?
If operating cycles appear to be taking too long to complete on your SciCan Washer, check that the incoming hot water temperature is in the recommended range and that the hot and cold hoses are not reversed. The water might not be hot enough.
How to improve drying performance of SciCan HYDRIM L110w?
To improve the drying performance of the SciCan Washer, increase the drying time in the user menu.
Detailed technical specifications of the Hydrim L110w unit.
Guidelines for safe use, handling, servicing, and cover removal.
Power main tests and grounding continuity requirements.
Procedures for handling biological waste and shipping the unit.
Steps for installation and correctly leveling the Hydrim unit.
Guidelines for connecting water intake and drain hose.
Table correlating water hardness to Hydrim setting.
Instructions for inspecting and cleaning the unit's filter.
Maintenance tasks for wash arms, hoses, and dosing pump tubing.
Hydrim unit's power-up, main menu, and cycle screen operations.
Screens shown for aborted or completed cycles.
Access to different menu levels and their functions.
How to set the drying time for P2 and P3 cycles.
Viewing past error logs and total cycle counts.
Setting a unique number for the Hydrim unit.
Selecting language and adjusting salt regeneration.
Enabling or disabling audible feedback for button presses.
Configuring screen saver and temperature display units.
Adjusting the contrast of the unit's LCD display.
Accessing cycle data, diagnostics, and cycle configuration.
Setting operational modes and system maintenance procedures.
Checking component status, debugging, and adjusting cycle settings.
Setting extra rinses and wash temperatures.
Setting the temperature for the last rinse cycle.
Accessing the technician menu via password.
Viewing cycle data, errors, and diagnostic tool functions.
Checking component status, performing tests, and debugging.
Viewing IO status of components during a cycle.
Testing component functionality without running a cycle.
Adjusting various cycle parameters including drying time.
Adjusting regeneration and configuring chemical dosing settings.
Adjusting wash times, rinse times, and number of extra rinses.
Adjusting temperatures and setting repeater mode.
Resetting to factory defaults and upgrading software.
Viewing IO status of components during a cycle.
Testing component functionality without running a cycle.
Diagnosing and resolving heating, filling, and temp sensor errors.
Diagnosing various cycle fault codes.
Diagnosing additional cycle fault codes.
Instructions for removing various covers of the unit.
Location and replacement of flow switch, dosing pump, and water heater.
Location and replacement of safety switch, temp sensor, door latch, and touch screen.
Location and replacement of electronic components and assemblies.
Location and replacement of chamber switches and water inlet valves.
Location and replacement of drain and circulation pumps.
External Dimensions| height (free standing) | 850 mm |
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| height (built in) | 810 mm |
| width | 600 mm |
| depth | 600 mm |
| depth with door open | 1143 mm |
Chamber Dimensions| chamber height | 609 mm |
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| chamber width | 388 mm |
| chamber depth | 483 mm |
Weight and Noise| weight | 85 kg |
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| running noise | 50 dB |
Plumbing| supply hoses diameter | 2 cm |
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| hot/cold water connection | [3]/4" garden hose |
| flexible drain hose | 2 cm [3]/4" barb inlet |
Electrical Consumption| voltage | 208 - 240 V |
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| frequency | 60 Hz |
| current | 15 A |
| rated load | 2.5 kW |
Operating Environment| pollution degree | 2 |
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| installation category | II |
| maximum relative humidity at 31˚C | 80 % |
| maximum relative humidity at 40˚C | 50 % |
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