What to do if Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment shows an Air Error?
If you receive an 'Air Error' message on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment at the end of a cycle, this indicates that the autoclave did not reach atmospheric pressure within 10 minutes. The suggested solution is to wait until the autoclave reaches atmospheric pressure, and then perform a new cycle.
What to do if Tuttnauer 5075 GS-2A Laboratory Equipment shows Power Down message?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays a 'Power Down' message, it means that a power outage occurred during the cycle. To resolve this, turn the autoclave back on and wait until it is ready and in a safe condition. After this, you can start a new cycle.
What does RTC Error mean on Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays an 'RTC Error - Please Set Current Date and Time' message, you need to set the current date and time on the device. If the problem continues after setting the date and time, call a technician.
How to fix a Tuttnauer 5075 GS-2A Laboratory Equipment with a display that is not activated?
If the display of your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment is not activated, first, ensure that the main switch is in the 'on' position. Next, verify that the power cord is correctly connected to both the machine and the power source. Finally, check the main power source to ensure it is providing electricity.
Why is my Tuttnauer 5075 GS-2A Laboratory Equipment printer not printing correctly?
If the printer on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment isn't printing, or prints blank pages, first check that the paper is correctly inserted into the printer. If the issue persists, switch the machine off and then back on. If the printer then prints the date and time, the printer is working correctly.
What to do if Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment chamber temperature is not in range?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays a message indicating that the chamber temperature is not in range, it means the temperature is either too high or too low. Wait until the chamber reaches the normal temperature range.
What to do if Tuttnauer 5075 GS-2A chamber pressure is not in range?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment shows that the chamber pressure is not in range, this means the pressure is either too high or too low. The solution is to wait until the chamber reaches the normal pressure range.
What does Canceled By User mean on Tuttnauer 5075 GS-2A Laboratory Equipment?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays 'Canceled By User', it means the START/STOP key was pressed, aborting the cycle. Wait until either 'cycle failed – canceled by user' or 'cycle end – canceled by user' is displayed, and then perform a new cycle.
What to do if Tuttnauer 5075 GS-2A Laboratory Equipment says the door is open during the cycle?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment shows 'Door is open (During the cycle)', it means the door was opened during operation. Close the door to start a new cycle.
Inspects the autoclave for any damage upon arrival and during unpacking.
Details the manufacturer's warranty coverage for components and workmanship.
Outlines warranty registration, service contacts, and terms for voiding coverage.
Describes the autoclave's built-in safety mechanisms and protective features.
Provides essential safety guidelines for users to follow during operation.
Specifies environmental and operational requirements for safe autoclave use.
Overview of the GS-2A autoclave's design, purpose, and application.
Illustrates and labels the front and rear panel layouts and controls.
Details technical specifications for the 5075 and 50125 models.
Provides steam and electrical data for the autoclave's generator.
Lists electrical data for the autoclave, excluding the generator.
Specifies power supply, water, and drain connection requirements.
Details on sound and heat emissions generated by the autoclave.
Lists the primary materials used in the autoclave's construction.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and labels found on the autoclave.
Specifies acceptable water quality and contaminant levels for operation.
Lists the directives and standards the autoclave complies with.
Provides detailed physical dimensions for the 5075GS-2A model.
Provides detailed physical dimensions for the 50125GS-2A model.
Illustrates and labels components on the rear panel of the 5075GS-2A.
Illustrates and labels components on the front panel of the 5075GS-2A.
Explains the touch screen interface, its display fields, and button functions.
Explains the printer's role in recording cycle history and data.
Instructions for maintaining and loading paper into the printer.
Lists and explains error messages and their corrective actions.
Lists and explains operational messages and required user actions.
Details the parameters for various sterilization programs.
Explains the stages of a typical sterilization cycle.
Describes the procedure and interpretation of the vacuum test.
Details the Bowie & Dick test procedure and its expected outcome.
Guidance on positioning the autoclave for installation and ventilation.
Steps for setting up the autoclave after placement, including connections.
Instructions for connecting power, water, and drain utilities.
Safety precautions for moving and transporting the autoclave.
Preparatory steps and checks for the generator before operation.
General guidelines for preparing items, cleaning, and disinfection.
Specific instructions for packing instruments and materials for sterilization.
Guidance on preparing tubing for sterilization, including rinsing.
Instructions for packing wrapped instruments using appropriate materials.
Procedures for loading the autoclave chamber with sterilized items.
Instructions for ensuring proper water supply to the autoclave.
Steps for powering on the autoclave unit.
Step-by-step guide to selecting and starting a sterilization cycle.
Actions to take when malfunctions occur during a sterilization cycle.
Procedures for ending a successful sterilization cycle and unloading.
How to stop or abort a sterilization cycle and its implications.
Detailed steps for unloading the autoclave after cycle completion.
Overview of quick options available on the touch screen interface.
Instructions on how to add extra drying time to a program.
Procedures for exporting machine data, logs, and history to a USB device.
How to print past sterilization cycle reports from the printer.
Accessing details about the autoclave's software and hardware versions.
Guide to setting the autoclave's internal date and time.
How to set the autoclave to start a cycle automatically at a specific time.
Process for logging into the autoclave control system with credentials.
Overview of system parameter subdirectories like print rates and screen saver.
How to adjust the screen saver timeout settings.
Accessing the maintenance menu for system resets and tests.
Daily, weekly, and periodic maintenance tasks for the operator.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the water outlet strainer.
Procedure for replacing the HEPA air filter on the autoclave.
Lists common error messages and their corresponding corrective actions.
General| Number of Trays | 2 |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature Range | 105°C to 138°C |
| Sterilization Temperature Range | 121°C to 134°C |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Type | Automatic Autoclave |
| Power Supply | 400V, 50/60Hz, 3-phase |
| Sterilization Pressure Range | 1.1 Bar - 2.1 Bar |
| Heating Element | Electric |
| Weight | 290 kg |
| External Dimensions (WxDxH) | 1110 x 860 x 1570 mm |
| Safety Features | Pressure safety valve, door locking mechanism |
| Chamber Dimensions | ø 500 x 990 mm (ø 19.7" x 39") |
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