Why does my SciCan Laboratory Equipment printer print blank pages?
If the SciCan Laboratory Equipment printer appears to work but nothing prints, ensure the paper is loaded correctly. The paper should leave the roll from the top, so the treated surface of the thermal paper contacts the thermal print head.
What to do if there is water under SciCan Statim 2000 Laboratory Equipment?
If you find water under your SciCan Laboratory Equipment, it's likely due to a leaking cassette. First, check the cassette seal for any misalignment or damage; if you spot any, replace the seal. If water continues to drip from the unit's underside during operation, inspect the cassette seal again for misalignment or damage and replace it if needed. Should the leak persist, turn the unit OFF, remove and unload the cassette, unplug the unit, and contact your dealer.
How to improve drying in SciCan Statim 2000?
If instruments are not drying in your SciCan Laboratory Equipment, ensure the cycle completes fully. Proper loading of instruments in the cassette is important. Verify the unit is level. Inspect air filters and replace them if dirty. Clean the cassette's interior and apply Stat-Dri / Stat-Dri Plus drying agent. Also, check the exhaust tube for any kinks.
What does 'Drying interrupted – LOAD NOT STERILE' mean on my SciCan Statim 2000?
If you see the 'Drying interrupted – LOAD NOT STERILE' message on your SciCan Laboratory Equipment, it likely means the STOP button was pressed during the drying phase. Repackage the instruments if necessary, and rerun another sterilization cycle.
What to do if there is water under my SciCan Statim 2000 Laboratory Equipment?
If you find water under the SciCan Laboratory Equipment during operation, it could be a leaking cassette. Check the cassette seal for misalignment or damage and replace it if necessary. Be careful, as the metal parts will be hot, and the cassette will contain hot steam. Attempt another cycle.
How to fix SciCan Statim 2000 Laboratory Equipment that does not power ON?
If your SciCan Laboratory Equipment isn't powering on, make sure it's plugged into a properly grounded outlet and that the power cord is firmly seated at the rear of the machine. Try using a different electrical circuit. Power the unit OFF for 10 seconds, then power it back ON. Also, check the condition of the line circuit breaker or fuse.
What to do if my SciCan Statim 2000 Laboratory Equipment shows 'Cycle interrupted — NOT STERILE'?
If you see 'Cycle interrupted — NOT STERILE', 'Cycle aborted — NOT STERILE' and 'CYCLE FAULT' messages on your SciCan Laboratory Equipment, record the CYCLE FAULT number. Wait a few minutes before attempting another cycle. If the message continues, remove the cassette and check that the holes in the back of the seal are aligned perfectly and the flexible lip of the seal is completely free. Inspect the exhaust tube for kinks or obstructions; straighten if needed. If the tube can't be straightened, remove it from the STATIM fitting by depressing the collar and firmly pulling the tube. Cut away any damaged sections, ensuring enough tube remains for reattachment. If the tube is too short, contact your SciCan dealer for a replacement. Try another cycle. If the problem persists, record the cycle...
What does 'MSD NOT CONNECTED' mean on my SciCan Laboratory Equipment?
If the SciCan Laboratory Equipment displays 'MSD NOT CONNECTED INSERT MSD/FLASH', check the serial cable and power connections. Ensure the lower red LED is lit. Verify the Mass Storage Device is properly inserted. Repeat the instructions for installing the SciCan Data Logger on your STATIM.
Why is my SciCan Statim 2000 Laboratory Equipment printer not working?
If the SciCan Laboratory Equipment printer isn't working, make sure the printer cable is securely connected to both the STATIM and the Statprinter. Ensure the printer is powered on. Power the unit off for 10 seconds, then back on.
Why is there excessive steam coming from my SciCan Laboratory Equipment?
If there is excessive steam coming from the front of the SciCan Laboratory Equipment, remove and reinsert the cassette, then try another cycle. If the leak persists, remove the cassette and inspect the cassette seal for misalignment or damage; replace the seal if needed. If the leak continues, turn the unit off, remove and unload the cassette, and contact your SciCan dealer.
List of STATIM specific and generic tools required for servicing the unit.
Schedule and parts required for annual servicing of STATIM 2000/5000/G4 units.
Guidelines for daily, weekly, and semi-annual maintenance to keep STATIM in good order.
Procedures for dielectric strength test (Hi-Pot) and protective bonding impedance test.
Functional checks recommended when the cause of a problem is unknown or a cycle fault is unavailable.
Guidance on using unit software and service menus for diagnosis and information gathering.
Explanation of different types of cycle fault formats and their descriptions.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating STATIM 2000 non S units with Rev 3.x or 4.x controller boards.
Calibration procedure for STATIM 2000/5000 non S units with Rev 2.x/5.x boards and R1.xx/R2.xx software.
Calibration procedure for STATIM 2000/5000 non S units with Rev 6.x boards and R4.xx/R5.xx software.
Calibration procedure for STATIM 2000/5000 non S units with Rev 7.x boards and R6.xx software.
Calibration procedure for STATIM 2000/5000 G4 non S units with Rev 7.x boards and R7.xx/SL00R1.xx software.
Calibration procedure for S-class STATIM 2000 units with Rev 2.x/5.x boards and R1.xx/R2.xx software.
Calibration procedure for S-class STATIM 2000 units with Rev 6.x boards and R4.xx/R5.xx software.
Calibration procedure for S-class STATIM 2000 units with Rev 7.x boards and R6.xx software.
Calibration procedure for S-class STATIM G4 units with Rev 7.x boards and R7.xx/SL00R1.xx software.
Information on identifying and working with STATIM controller boards.
Step-by-step instructions for removing the controller board assembly from STATIM units.
Identifies the three types of pumps used in STATIM units and notes on interchangeability.
Procedure to test water pump flow for all STATIM unit types.
Details on filter maintenance for STATIM 2000/2000S units, including internal and in-line filters.
Steps to perform maintenance on internal filters located within the pump assembly.
Guide to replacing pump tubes to ensure correct water delivery for sterilization cycles.
Steps to check the conductivity sensor's functionality and diagnose problems.
Steps to resolve the "WATER QUALITY NOT ACCEPTABLE" message, potentially due to EMI.
Information on the two types of solenoid valves used in STATIM units.
Steps to inspect and repair the Type B solenoid valve assembly.
Information about pressure transducers used in STATIM S models.
Methods for identifying and checking the pressure transducer types and their output.
Procedure for checking the transducer's functionality and diagnosing faults.
Guide to aligning the probe bracket and chamber thermocouple using a jig or manually.
Steps to troubleshoot common issues with the Data Logger, like MSD detection errors.
Procedure for filling the reservoir with steam-process distilled water.
Steps to prime the STATIM pump before initial use or after servicing.
Final steps before initial use, including running cycles and cleaning the cassette.
Steps for powering up and running tests on the installed STATIM unit.
General| Water Consumption | Approximately 60 ml per cycle |
|---|---|
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Sterilization Temperature | 135°C (275°F) |
| Sterilization Time | 3.5 minutes |
| Sterilization Method | Steam |
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