What to do if the Steris Reliance EPS Endoscope Processing System Laboratory Equipment cycle doesn't start?
If the cycle does not start when you press the START touch pad, make sure the door is completely closed. Push the door firmly to close it, and then press the START touch pad again.
Why is there little or no water through the Steris Reliance EPS Endoscope Processing System spray arms?
There may be little or no water through the rotary spray arms or manifolds because the processor rotary spray arms are clogged or obstructed, the endoscope processing support is not correctly positioned, or the chamber debris screen may be clogged. To resolve this: * Clean the spray arms. * Open the door and firmly push the support into the back of the chamber. * Clean the chamber debris screen if necessary.
What to do if the Steris Laboratory Equipment chamber does not drain completely?
If the chamber does not drain completely, the chamber debris screen may be clogged. Clean it if necessary.
How to turn on the interior light of Steris Reliance EPS Endoscope Processing System Laboratory Equipment?
If the interior light does not turn on, it could be because the unit is in the OFF position or the interior light bulb is burned out. Press the top portion of the POWER (ON/OFF) toggle switch to turn on the processor. If that doesn't work, replace the light bulb.
General| Model | Reliance EPS |
|---|---|
| Type | Endoscope Processing System |
| Manufacturer | Steris |
| Application | Endoscope reprocessing |
| Number of endoscopes per cycle | 1 |
| Disinfectant | Compatible with various high-level disinfectants |
| Processing Capacity | 1 endoscope per cycle |
| Features | Automated leak testing |
| Water Connection | Required |
| Drain Connection | Required |
| Air Connection | Compressed air supply required |
| Compatibility | Compatible with a wide range of flexible endoscopes |
Covers hazards related to personal injury, equipment damage, electric shock, burn, and health.
Steps to ensure proper installation and operation of the processor.
Explains the system's high-level disinfection process for endoscopes.
Procedures for setting up and performing automated leak testing on endoscopes.
Detailed steps for selecting and running single, double, or decontamination cycles.
Procedures for verifying cycle completion and unloading endoscopes.
Guidance on responding to system faults, alarms, and maintenance due messages.
Configuration settings accessible via Supervisor mode, including cycle values and system options.
Recommendations for frequency and procedures for regular equipment maintenance.
Common problems and their possible causes and corrections.
Detailed listing of system faults, their causes, and corrective actions.
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