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General| Brand | Tuttnauer |
|---|---|
| Model | 3840 ELVG-D |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Introduces the laboratory sterilizer, its features, and advantages of pre-vacuum models.
Details procedures for unpacking and inspecting the autoclave for mechanical damage upon receipt.
Outlines the instrument's warranty terms, exclusions, and obligations.
Specifies warranty registration, contact information for service, and void conditions.
Lists available accessories such as baskets and stainless steel containers for the unit.
Covers essential safety precautions for operating the autoclave and general guidelines.
Details specific safety instructions related to operation, materials, and handling.
Specifies the required indoor conditions for storing the packed or unpacked autoclave.
Details environmental requirements, altitude limits, and usage restrictions for operation.
Defines the required quality and contaminant levels for water used in the steam generator and sterilizer.
Explains the use of RO systems to improve water quality and their advantages.
Lists the directives and standards the autoclave complies with, including ISO and CE.
Provides information on peak sound levels and total heat transmitted by the sterilizer.
Details electrical specifications for 230V and 400V configurations, including power and amperage.
Lists detailed physical and dimensional specifications for models 3840, 3850, and 3870.
Describes the materials used for the chamber, door, outer cabinet, and insulation.
Details electrical utility requirements and other utilities like compressed air, tap water, and drain connections.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and labels found on the autoclave.
Provides a diagram identifying components of the autoclave's front view with numbered descriptions.
Shows the front view of a configuration equipped with a fan for cooling operation.
Provides a diagram identifying components of the autoclave's rear view with numbered descriptions.
Displays diagrams with dimensions for the autoclave's overall size and key measurements.
Lists the built-in safety features of the autoclave, such as error display and relief valves.
Presents a diagram of the control panel with numbered components and their descriptions.
Explains the composition of the front panel and the functions of its sections: display, keypad, printer.
Describes the LCD display panel and the information it shows, including status and messages.
Details the functions of the UP, DOWN, and START/STOP keys on the keypad.
Describes the optional printer, its function, and the information it records.
Categorizes failures and refers to troubleshooting for error message details.
Lists operational messages, their symbols, descriptions, and required actions.
Details parameters, sequence, and settings for the Glass sterilization program.
Details parameters, sequence, and settings for the Plastic sterilization program.
Details parameters, sequence, and settings for the Liquid A sterilization program.
Details parameters, sequence, and settings for the Liquid B – Waste sterilization program.
Details parameters, sequence, and settings for Liquid A cooling program on C models.
Details parameters, sequence, and settings for Liquid B Waste Cooling on C models.
Details parameters, sequence, and settings for Waste program on PV models.
Details parameters, sequence, and settings for Hollow Load program on PV models.
Details parameters, sequence, and settings for Bio Hazard 1 program on BH models.
Details parameters, sequence, and settings for Bio Hazard 2 program on BH models.
Details parameters, sequence, and settings for Bio Hazard Liquids program on BH models.
Details parameters and sequence for the Vacuum Test program on PV models.
Details parameters and sequence for the Bowie and Dick Test on PV models.
Details parameters and sequence for the Warm-Up program, noting it's not a sterilization program.
Details parameters and sequence for the Isothermal program, noting it's not a sterilization program.
Details parameters and sequence for the Air Mixture program for liquids in soft packages.
Details parameters and sequence for checking bottle durability for liquids.
Details parameters and sequence for liquids, potentially for specific testing.
Displays various screens shown during a completely successful sterilization cycle.
Explains screens displayed for aborted cycles after the sterilization stage.
Details the screen displayed when a cycle is canceled by the user after sterilization.
Details the screen shown for a pressure time error after complete sterilization.
Describes the yellow screen and warning sign indicating a cycle failure.
Shows the display screen for a failure related to a pressure time error.
Illustrates the screen for a failure due to user cancellation before cycle completion.
Guides the user on how to navigate through the autoclave's menus and submenus.
Explains the process of changing parameters using the keypad and navigating screens.
Describes how to access and use the quick options screen for various functions.
Details how to view information about the current, factory default, and previous software versions.
Explains how to set a future start time for a sterilization cycle.
Guides the user on how to set the current date and time on the autoclave.
Lists system parameters that are consistent across all cycles and how to access them.
Introduces maintenance procedures and options available through the Bacsoft software.
Explains how to reset the atmospheric pressure value and the conditions required.
Details how to perform a printer test to check its functionality.
Explains that cycle parameters menu allows modifying specific sterilization program settings.
Defines the duration of the drying stage and how it is divided into two stages.
Explains how to change the Dry Time parameter for the current cycle.
Details the information printed by the autoclave during and after a sterilization cycle.
Provides instructions on how to maintain and clean the printer surface.
Offers guidance on storing and handling thermal papers for the printer.
Provides guidelines for preparing instruments before sterilization, including cleaning and separation.
Details how to prepare liquids for sterilization, including container types and sensor placement.
Instructions on how to place tubing on the tray for sterilization.
Explains the process of loading goods and instruments using stacked baskets.
Instructions on how to power on the autoclave using the main switch.
Step-by-step guide on how to open the autoclave door.
Refers to preparation instructions for loading the autoclave.
Guides the user on how to select the appropriate sterilization program.
Provides steps on how to properly close and lock the autoclave door.
Instructions on how to start a sterilization cycle using the START/STOP key.
Details the procedure for safely unloading the sterilized load from the autoclave.
Explains how to stop an ongoing cycle or cancel an error message.
Describes the mode to define a future start time for a sterilization cycle.
Provides safety precautions and steps for moving the autoclave.
Covers safety instructions for loading and unloading, including rejection criteria for loads.
Outlines the importance and execution of periodic maintenance for optimal performance.
Daily maintenance tasks, such as cleaning the door gasket.
Weekly maintenance tasks, including cleaning the chamber and reservoir.
Periodic maintenance tasks, including cleaning filters and checking connections.
Describes periodical tests, such as activating the safety valve monthly.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the safety valve on PED type units.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the safety valve on ASME approved type units.
Instructions for checking the safety valve to prevent blockage.
Addresses issues like machine unresponsiveness and printer malfunctions.
Provides corrective actions for door gasket issues causing leaks.
Addresses High Temp, Low Temp, and Heat Time errors with corrective actions.
Lists and provides corrective actions for Pressure, Time, RTC, and Door errors.
Corrective actions for cycles canceled by user, failed, or supply errors.
Troubleshooting for 'No Water' or Temperature/Pressure sensor errors.
