What to do if Tuttnauer 3870E 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 when my Tuttnauer 3870E 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 3870E?
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.
What to do if Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment printer prints blank paper?
If the printer of your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment prints, but nothing appears on the paper, ensure the paper is mounted correctly, as only one side is printable.
Why does my Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment 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 3870E Laboratory Equipment chamber is not filling?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment chamber is not filling, check the water level in the reservoir and for any obstructions blocking the pickup tube. Clean the water sensor and try filling the machine manually using the Manual Inlet key.
Why does the exhaust stage take so long when running a cycle on my Tuttnauer 3870E Laboratory Equipment?
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 there a loud noise coming from the reservoir of my Tuttnauer 3870E?
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 Tuttnauer 3870E exhaust stage take so long?
If the exhaust stage of your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment cycle is taking a very long time, it's normal if you are running a ‘liquids’ program. The slow exhaust can take between 15 and 20 minutes.
How to clean a very dirty Tuttnauer 3870E Laboratory Equipment chamber?
To clean a very dirty chamber in your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, use Chamber Brite ™. Very dirty machines may require two cleanings.
Details the manufacturer's warranty coverage for components and assembly.
Details the functions of program and other keys on the control panel.
Lists common messages and associated safety precautions.
Details the settings and sequence for sterilizing unwrapped instruments.
Settings and sequence for sterilizing wrapped instruments and porous loads.
Settings and sequence for sterilizing glassware with slow exhaust.
Guidelines for safe electrical connection and grounding.
Guidelines for safely loading and unloading items for sterilization.
Steps for initial setup, filling water, and selecting a sterilization program.
Instructions on starting the autoclave, monitoring stages, and changing parameters.
Overview of daily, weekly, and periodic maintenance tasks.
Instructions for cleaning the air jet to prevent sterilization failures.
Procedure for cleaning the autoclave using Chamber Brite.
Solutions for when the autoclave is unresponsive.
Troubleshooting steps for the 'Low Heat' error message.
Steps to resolve the 'Low Water' indicator.
Solutions for when the 'Low Pressure' message appears.
Troubleshooting for the 'High Temperature' error.
Steps to resolve the 'High Pressure' error message.
General| Type | Autoclave |
|---|---|
| Model | 3870E |
| Number of Trays | 3 |
| Weight | 240 lbs |
| Chamber Material | Stainless Steel |
| Sterilization Time Range | 4-60 Minutes |
| Sterilization Temperature Range | 121°C |
| Power Supply | 230V |
| Power Consumption | 1600 W |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 25 in x 29 in x 21 in |
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