Why are wraps burned after using Tuttnauer 2340E Laboratory Equipment?
To address wraps coming out burned from your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, check if the water sensor is dirty. Also, verify that the wall outlet voltage is not too high and ensure items are not touching the chamber walls or bottom. Load the autoclave according to the instructions.
What to do when my Tuttnauer 2340E displays ‘High Temp’?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays ‘High Temp’, clean the air jet and check for proper voltage at the wall outlet.
What does ‘Low Heat’ mean on my Tuttnauer 2340E Laboratory Equipment?
If the message ‘Low Heat’ is displayed during heat up on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, it indicates a bad temperature sensor. If heating elements are remaining on instead of cycling on and off, call for a technician.
How to clean a very dirty chamber in my Tuttnauer 2340E Laboratory Equipment?
If the chamber of your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment is very dirty, use Chamber Brite ™ to clean the autoclave; very dirty machines may require two cleanings.
Why are instruments rusting in my Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment?
If instruments are rusting after sterilization in your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, first determine if it's true rust by using a pencil eraser to remove the brown spot. If there is no pitting, the instrument is just dirty. Use distilled water for sterilizing and ensure dissimilar metals are not in contact with each other.
Why does Tuttnauer 2340E printer feed paper constantly?
If the printer on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment gives paper feeds all the time when the machine is switched on, make sure the ‘feed button’ on the printer is not stuck.
What to do if the keyboard of my Tuttnauer 2340E does not respond?
If the keyboard of your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment does not respond, press the STOP key for 2 seconds to abort any program that may still be running.
How to troubleshoot a Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment system that shows no response when turned on?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment does not respond when you turn it on, try the following: First, check and fix all connections. If the issue persists, replace any faulty cables, connectors, or the power switch.
Why is my Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment making a loud noise?
If you hear a loud noise coming from the reservoir of your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, the sterilization temperature may be set too high. The maximum setting is 274ºF (134ºC).
How to clean a very dirty Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment chamber?
To clean a very dirty chamber in your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, use Chamber Brite ™. Very dirty machines may require two cleanings.
Inspecting the autoclave for damage upon arrival and unpacking.
Details of the warranty coverage, limitations, and activation process.
Overview of autoclave purpose, standby mode, and environmental emissions.
Environmental requirements, power supply, construction materials, and symbol explanations.
Details on circuit breakers, fuses, and power ratings for various models.
Detailed physical dimensions of the autoclave models.
Comprehensive table of chamber, reservoir, weight, and shipping specifications.
Autoclave compliance with technical and quality standards, including FDA clearance.
Guidelines for acceptable physical and chemical characteristics of water for autoclave use.
Labeled diagrams of front panel components for different model series.
Visual differences between old (gray) and new (blue) control panel layouts.
Diagram identifying key components and connections on the rear of the autoclave.
Illustrations of old (gray) and new (blue) front panel keyboard layouts.
Explanation of the operational meaning of indicator lights on the control panel.
Description of program keys and parameter adjustment keys (TEMP, STE. TIME).
Explanation of keys for CLOCK, Water Inlet, START, and STOP functions.
Causes and solutions for 'Low Heat' and 'Low Pres' error messages.
Causes and solutions for 'Low Temp', 'High Temp', and 'Low Water' error messages.
Explanations for Door Unlock, High Pres, Man. Stop, Add Water, Power Dn, and Cycle Finish messages.
Details and nominal parameters for Unwrapped Instruments, Wrapped Instruments, and Glassware programs.
Specifics on settings and operation sequence for wrapped instruments and porous loads.
Details for Glassware program and the Accessory (Dry Only) program.
How the optional printer records cycle data, including software version and parameters.
Instructions for loading paper, performing tests, and handling the printer.
Guidelines for placement, load capacity, and safe electrical connection.
Steps for initial setup, including chamber pitch adjustment for different models.
Procedures for adjusting the automatic water fill level for various model ranges.
Safety guidelines for moving the autoclave and draining the water reservoir.
Procedures for loading, unloading, and filling the water reservoir with distilled water.
Steps for cleaning, rinsing, packaging, and preparing instruments for sterilization.
Verification of packaging, tray spacing, and optimal pack orientation in the chamber.
Addressing instrument spotting, discoloration, and preventing contact with chamber walls.
Steps for initial setup, program selection, and starting a sterilization cycle.
Details on drying stage, cycle completion, and important post-operation considerations.
Routine daily and weekly cleaning tasks for optimal autoclave performance.
Periodic maintenance activities including safety valve check and filter replacement.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the HEPA air filter on specific EA and EKA models.
Procedure for safely draining the autoclave's water reservoir.
Instructions for cleaning the air jet to ensure proper sterilization and prevent errors.
Procedure for removing and installing a new door gasket for proper sealing.
Monthly procedure to check the safety valve for blockages and ensure it functions correctly.
Instructions for safely replacing blown fuses and identifying correct fuse types.
Steps for cleaning the water outlet strainer, including important safety warnings.
Procedure for cleaning the autoclave using Chamber Brite cleaner for descaling.
Safety precautions and correct usage amounts for Chamber Brite cleaner.
Procedure for cleaning the water sensor to ensure accurate water level reporting.
Solutions for machine unresponsiveness and 'Low Heat' error messages.
Solutions for 'Low Water', 'Low Pres', and 'High Temp' error messages.
Solutions for printer malfunctions and door leaks.
Solutions for drain clogs, failed spore tests, and wet/burned wraps.
Addressing instrument rusting and slow autoclave heat-up times.
Troubleshooting for long drying times and chamber cleaning requirements.
General| Type | Autoclave |
|---|---|
| Heating Element | 1400W |
| Number of Trays | 2 |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Chamber Material | Stainless steel |
| Power Supply | 230V, 50/60Hz |
| Sterilization Cycle Time | 20-30 minutes |
| Standard Cassettes Capacity | 3 cassettes |
| Tray Dimensions | 6.7" x 16.3" x 0.8" |
| Power | 1.5 kW |
| Temperature Range | 105°C to 137°C |
| Power Consumption | 1.5 kW |
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