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General| Brand | Tuttnauer |
|---|---|
| Model | 2540 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Check for mechanical damage upon receipt of the autoclave.
Information on the one-year warranty against defects in material and workmanship.
Details on warranty registration and contact information for technical service departments.
Follow safety guidelines for operation, maintenance, and handling of the autoclave.
Regular checks and tests for safety valves and assemblies are required.
Overview of table-top sterilizers, their features, programs, and safety devices.
Specifies indoor use, ambient limits, utility connections, and environmental requirements.
Describes materials, required counter weight, and emission information.
Details compliance with directives/standards and electrical specifications.
Detailed dimensions, chamber size, reservoir volume, and pressure specifications for Model 2540 EL.
Detailed dimensions, chamber size, reservoir volume, and pressure specifications for Model 3150 EL.
Detailed dimensions, chamber size, reservoir volume, and pressure specifications for Models 3850 and 3870 EL.
Detailed dimensions, chamber size, reservoir volume, and pressure specifications for Models 5050 and 5075 EL.
Table showing capacity for Erlenmeyer and Schott medium flasks across models.
Explains various symbols used in the manual for safety and operation.
Comprehensive technical specifications for EL models including chamber, reservoir, weight, and shipping volume.
Specifies requirements for distilled or mineral-free water for steam generation.
Discusses the use of Reverse Osmosis systems for water purification.
Sterilization of unwrapped instruments at 134°C with fast exhaust, no drying.
For instruments/materials needing 121°C with a 15-min drying cycle.
For waste materials at 121°C with a 5-min drying cycle.
For liquids at 121°C with no drying cycle.
For liquids at 105°C with no drying cycle.
For materials at 121°C with cooling to 85°C, no drying.
Identifies the main sections and components of the front panel keyboard.
Function of the key to select available sterilization programs.
Function of the key to display program parameters (Temp, Time, Dry Time).
Functions for starting, stopping, and canceling processes.
Function for programming clock and setting parameters by technician.
Keys for navigation and explanation of LED indicator statuses.
Explains the content and function of the upper row of the LCD display.
Explains the content and function of the lower row of the LCD display.
Illustrates typical display readouts for different stages and scenarios.
Explains error messages related to temperature and pressure deviations during cycles.
Describes messages and system behavior during manual stops or power failures.
Explains messages related to door status, electrode condition, and liquid handling reminders.
Overview of the printer's function and the data it prints during a sterilization cycle.
Explains the format and content of the printer output log, including legends.
Step-by-step guide for loading paper into the DPU-20 printer.
Safety and operational precautions for using the DPU-20 printer.
Instructions for loading paper into the DPU-30 printer.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the DPU-30 printer.
Explains the purpose and requirements of packaging materials for sterilization.
Detailed steps for preparing instruments and materials before sterilization.
Guidance on packing wrapped instruments and using specialized racks.
Instructions on how to load and arrange packs, and sterilize tubing.
Guidelines for sterilizing liquids, including container requirements.
Instructions for filling the water reservoir for specific models.
Instructions for filling the water reservoir for specific models.
Step-by-step guide for operating the autoclave, from filling water to starting a cycle.
Safety guidelines for loading and unloading, including protective gear.
Principles for correct loading to ensure efficient sterilization and prevent damage.
Procedures for safely unloading sterilized items and rejection criteria.
Overview of maintenance operations to keep the device in good condition.
Daily and weekly cleaning procedures for gaskets, chambers, reservoirs, and electrodes.
Periodic maintenance tasks like air filter replacement and safety valve checks.
Steps for draining and refilling the autoclave's water reservoir.
Procedure for cleaning the water strainer element.
Monthly procedures to check PED and ASME-approved safety valves for blockage.
Instructions for replacing the door gasket on specific models.
Explanation of the solenoid locking mechanism for door safety in specific models.
Details on door components, locking solenoid, microswitches, and opening device for specific models.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the autoclave using Chamber Brite.
Crucial warnings and precautions for the cleaning process.
Solutions for machine response errors and low temperature/water/pressure indicators.
Troubleshooting steps for high temp/pressure errors, door leaks, and strainer issues.
Solutions for printer malfunctions, paper feed problems, and program change errors.
List of spare parts with their respective part numbers for different models.
List of accessories with their part numbers for different models.
