Why are wraps burned after using Tuttnauer 3140EA?
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 does ‘High Temp’ mean on my Tuttnauer 3140EA Laboratory Equipment?
If the 'High Temp' message appears during heat up, it may indicate a faulty temperature sensor. If it occurs at other times, the heating elements might be staying on continuously. In either situation, it's recommended to call a technician for assistance with your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment.
Why does my Tuttnauer 3140EA display ‘Low Temp’?
If the 'Low Temp' message appears on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, refer to the solutions for the Low Water problem. Additionally, check if the sterilization time is set too long, causing the chamber to run dry.
What to do if Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays ‘Low Water’?
If the 'Low Water' message is displayed on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, clean the water level electrode inside the vessel. Also, ensure the door is fully closed with the gasket properly seated, and check that the machine is level. Replace the door gasket if there's any steam leakage.
What to do if the keyboard of my Tuttnauer 3140EA 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.
What should I do if my Tuttnauer 3140EA Laboratory Equipment displays ‘High Pres’?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays ‘High Pres’, clean the air jet. Ensure the sterilization time and temperature are set correctly; if unsure, use the default settings. Also, make sure the autoclave is not too heavily loaded.
Why is there a loud noise coming from the reservoir of my Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment?
If there is a loud noise coming from the reservoir of your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, the sterilization temperature might be set too high. The maximum setting is 274ºF (134ºC).
Why does the exhaust stage take so long when running a cycle on my Tuttnauer 3140EA?
If you are running a ‘glassware’ program on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, this is normal. The slow exhaust will take between 15 and 20 minutes.
Why is the drying cycle taking so long in my Tuttnauer 3140EA Laboratory Equipment?
If the drying cycle in your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment is taking too long, the autoclave may be overloaded. Also, consider replacing the HEPA filter.
How to fix a Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment chamber that is not filling?
If the chamber of your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment is not filling, check the water level in the reservoir. Also, inspect the bottom of the reservoir for any obstruction blocking the pickup tube. Clean the water sensor and try filling the machine manually using the Manual Inlet key.
Inspect the autoclave's exterior and interior for damage upon arrival. Document any issues.
Table detailing electrical specifications, fuses, and circuit breakers for different models.
Comprehensive table of model specifications including chamber size, water volume, tray dimensions, and weight.
Detailed explanation of the program keys and other operational buttons on the control panel.
Explains common error messages, their causes, and corresponding safety measures.
Details nominal parameters and operational sequence for sterilizing unwrapped instruments.
Provides settings and sequence for sterilizing wrapped items and porous loads with drying.
Overview of daily, weekly, and periodic maintenance tasks to keep the autoclave in good working condition.
Instructions for cleaning the air jet located in the water reservoir to prevent spore test failures.
Step-by-step guide for using Chamber Brite cleaner to descale and clean the autoclave.
Troubleshooting steps for unresponsive machines and initial error displays like 'Low Heat', 'Low Water', 'Low Pres', 'Low Temp'.
Resolving 'High Temp', 'High Pres' errors, printer malfunctions, and continuous paper feed issues.
Addressing door leaks, long exhaust stages, and blocked water outlet strainers.
Troubleshooting clogged drains, failed spore tests, wet or burned items, and instrument rusting.
Resolving keyboard unresponsiveness, slow heat-up, noise, long drying times, and chamber filling problems.
General| Model | 3140EA |
|---|---|
| Type | Autoclave |
| Chamber Material | Stainless Steel |
| Power Supply | 50/60Hz |
| Operating Pressure | 2.1 Bar |
| Temperature Range | 105°C to 138°C |
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