What to do if Tuttnauer 3870 HSG-D Laboratory Equipment shows "Heat Time Error"?
If the Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays the message "Heat Time Error", it means the system couldn't reach the required temperature in the chamber within the preset time. To resolve this, check that the autoclave is not overloaded.
What to do if Tuttnauer 3870 HSG-D displays "Pressure Time Error"?
If the Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays the message "Pressure Time Error", this indicates that the system could not reach the required pressure conditions in the chamber after the preset time during the air removal stage. Ensure that the autoclave is not overloaded.
What to do if Tuttnauer 3870 HSG-D shows "Low Temp" message?
If the Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays the message "Low Temp", it means the temperature dropped below the sterilization temperature for more than 1 second during the sterilization cycle. Performing a new cycle may resolve this issue.
What to do if Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment shows "High Temp" message?
If the Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays the message "High Temp", it means the temperature rose 7°F (4°C) above the sterilization temperature during the sterilization stage for 2 seconds during the sterilization cycle. To fix it, perform a new cycle.
What to do if Tuttnauer 3870 HSG-D displays "Low Pressure"?
If the Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays the message "Low Pressure", it indicates that the pressure dropped below the sterilization pressure (134°C = 304 kPa, 121°C = 205 kPa) for 2 seconds during the sterilization stage. You should perform a new cycle.
What to do if Tuttnauer 3870 HSG-D Laboratory Equipment displays "High Pressure"?
If the Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays the message "High Pressure", it means the chamber pressure raised 4.2 psi-29 kPa above the sterilization pressure (134°C = 304 kPa, 121°C = 205 kPa) for 2 seconds during the sterilization stage. To solve this, perform a new cycle.
What to do if Tuttnauer 3870 HSG-D Laboratory Equipment displays "Air Error" at the end of the cycle?
If the Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays the message "Air Error" at the end of the cycle, it means that the autoclave did not reach atmospheric pressure after 10 minutes. Wait until the autoclave reaches atmospheric pressure, and then perform a new cycle.
What to do if Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays "Door is open (During the cycle)"?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays "Door is open (During the cycle)", this means the door was opened during the cycle. Close the door and start a new cycle.
What does "Power Down" message mean on Tuttnauer 3870 HSG-D?
If the Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays the message "Power Down", it indicates that a power outage occurred during the cycle. Turn the autoclave back on, wait until it reaches a safe condition, and then perform a new cycle.
What does "Cycle Failed" mean on Tuttnauer 3870 HSG-D?
If the Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays "Cycle Failed" with a specific symbol, it indicates that an error occurred before the sterilization cycle was completed. You should perform a new cycle.
Procedure for checking the autoclave for damage upon receipt.
Details on instrument's warranty coverage and limitations.
Warranty registration and contact info for technical service.
General safety guidelines and precautions for autoclave operation.
Specific safety measures and procedures for autoclave users.
Description of built-in safety mechanisms for hazard protection.
Overview of the autoclave's design, purpose, and capabilities.
Specifies environmental requirements and operational cautions.
Details the materials used in the autoclave's construction.
Provides data on sound level and heat transmission.
Lists relevant directives and standards the autoclave complies with.
Lists detailed specifications like chamber size, weight, and load capacity.
Outlines the electrical properties and requirements of the autoclave.
Details water inlet, connections, steam outlet, and drain requirements.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and warning labels on the autoclave.
Specifies the required quality of distilled or mineral-free water.
Details the display screen, keypad, and printer functions.
Explains the functions of the UP, DOWN, and START/STOP keys.
Describes the printer's role in recording cycle information.
Categorizes failures and refers to troubleshooting for error messages.
Explains common operational messages and required user actions.
Lists and describes the five sterilization programs and two test programs.
Details parameters and sequence for unwrapped instruments.
Details parameters and sequence for wrapped instruments.
Details parameters and sequence for wrapped pouches.
Details parameters and sequence for unwrapped delicate items.
Details parameters and sequence for wrapped delicate items.
Describes the procedure and purpose of the leak test.
Details the Bowie & Dick test parameters and sequence.
Displays various screens shown during a successful sterilization cycle.
Shows screens for cycles aborted after sterilization stage.
Displays screens indicating a cycle failure or cancellation.
Explains the information printed by the autoclave during cycles.
Instructions for maintaining and setting up the printer.
Step-by-step guide for loading paper into the printer.
Guidelines for storing and handling thermal printer paper.
Outlines principles for packaging and preparing items for sterilization.
Specific instructions for preparing various types of instruments.
Guidelines for packaging instruments and materials into packs.
Instructions for preparing tubing for sterilization.
Initial steps for operating the autoclave, including turning it on.
Step-by-step instructions for safely opening the autoclave door.
Guidance on how to properly load items into the autoclave chamber.
Instructions on choosing the appropriate sterilization program.
Procedure for safely and correctly closing the autoclave door.
How to initiate the sterilization cycle using the START/STOP key.
Steps for safely removing the load after the sterilization cycle.
Procedures for stopping an ongoing cycle or clearing error messages.
Overview of maintenance tasks to keep the device in good condition.
Routine daily cleaning and checks for the autoclave.
Tasks to be performed weekly, including cleaning.
Maintenance tasks to be done periodically, including filter replacement.
Monthly activation of the safety valve as a test.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the water strainer.
Procedures for checking the chamber and generator safety valves.
Instructions for testing PED-approved safety valves.
Instructions for testing ASME-approved safety valves.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the bacteriological air filter.
Steps to take if the machine is not responding to commands.
Solutions for printer not printing or printing blank paper.
Addresses problems with door leaks and water not exiting the chamber.
Troubleshooting for 'Low Temp' and 'High Temp' messages.
Solutions for pressure, time, and heat time errors.
Addresses issues with date/time settings and door status errors.
Troubleshooting for cycle failures, air errors, I/O card, and power down.
General| Brand | Tuttnauer |
|---|---|
| Model | 3870 HSG-D |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
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