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General| Brand | Steris |
|---|---|
| Model | V-PRO maX 2 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
General overview of safety precautions and hazard indicators used in the manual.
Covers slipping, fire, explosion, personal injury, and chemical hazards.
Covers injury, biohazard, electric shock, slipping hazards, and aborted cycles.
Warnings regarding potential equipment damage from improper use or cleaning.
Defines key terms used throughout the operator manual.
Explains the principles and steps of hydrogen peroxide sterilization.
Lists and defines symbols used on the sterilization system and screens.
Overview of procedures for verifying proper unit installation.
A checklist to confirm all installation steps are completed correctly.
Key technical data, requirements, and limitations of the sterilization system.
Essential safety guidelines for handling the sterilant and its components.
Procedure for installing, removing, and managing sterilant cups.
General identification of major system components and their functions.
Locates and describes the primary controls and interfaces of the unit.
Description of the various screens and user interface elements.
Explanation of how alarm conditions are presented to the operator.
Overview of operational procedures and important usage advisories.
Key considerations and warnings before starting operations.
Daily checks and steps required before using the sterilization system.
Procedure for correctly placing loads into the sterilization chamber.
Step-by-step guide for running the various VHP sterilization cycles.
Guide on how to identify and resolve operational issues.
Explains how alarm conditions are displayed on the unit's touchscreen interface.
Details how to interpret printed logs generated when an alarm occurs.
Categorizes alarms by severity: Alert, Abort, Abort-Prevent, and Halt.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to compressed air supply failure.
Guidance on resolving problems when the sterilant cup is detected as empty.
Steps to diagnose and fix problems identified during the chamber leak test.
Procedure for addressing issues caused by interruptions in the unit's power supply.
Diagnosing and resolving delays in the chamber heating cycle.
Highlights the importance of regular maintenance for safe operation.
Critical safety warnings for personnel performing maintenance.
Daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance tasks for operators.
Procedures for cleaning the unit's panels, chamber, and touchscreen.
Instructions for conducting the monthly chamber leak test.
Step-by-step guide on how to replace the thermal printer paper roll.
Details the system information generated upon unit power-up.
Information captured when entering and exiting service mode.
Data generated from the system's calibration procedures.
Analysis of logs for sterilization cycles and leak tests.
Understanding printed records of alarm events and system status.
Detailed steps for cleaning, rinsing, and drying devices before sterilization.
Methods for preparing and loading devices into the sterilization chamber.
Introduction to supervisor functions and system adjustments.
Configuration options for printer, ID, language, and display settings.
Instructions for setting the system's date and time.
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