To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does High Pressure error mean on Tuttnauer ELV-D Laboratory Equipment and how to solve it?
The 'High Pressure' message on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment shows if the chamber pressure rises 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 fix this, perform a new cycle.
What does Low Pressure error mean on Tuttnauer ELV-D Laboratory Equipment and how to solve it?
The 'Low Pressure' message on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment indicates that the chamber pressure dropped below the sterilization pressure (134°C = 304 kPa, 121°C = 205 kPa) for 2 seconds during the sterilization stage. To resolve this, perform a new cycle.
What does High Temp (Ending) error mean on Tuttnauer ELV-D Laboratory Equipment and how to solve it?
The 'High Temp. (Ending)' message on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment appears if the system cannot reach the required temperature in the chamber within 10 minutes. To resolve this, perform a new cycle.
What does Low Pressure (Cooling) error mean on Tuttnauer ELV-D and how to solve it?
The 'Low Pressure (Cooling)' message on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment means the pressure in the chamber did not reach the preset pressure before the cooling stage started. To fix this, check and fix the compressed air supply.
What to do if Tuttnauer ELV-D shows a No Water error?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays a 'No Water' error, it means the electrode in the chamber didn't detect water within the preset time. Here’s what you can do: 1. Check and fix the mineral-free water supply. 2. Check and clean the water inlet filter. 3. Clean the water level electrode.
What does High Temp error mean on Tuttnauer ELV-D and how to solve it?
The 'High Temp' message on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment is displayed if the temperature rises 7°F (4°C) above the sterilization temperature during the sterilization stage for 2 seconds during sterilization cycle. To solve this, perform a new cycle.
What does Low Temp error mean on Tuttnauer ELV-D Laboratory Equipment and how to solve it?
The 'Low Temp' message on your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment appears if the temperature drops below the sterilization temperature for more than 1 second during a sterilization cycle. To address this, perform a new cycle.
Inspect the autoclave for damage upon receipt and understand warranty coverage and exclusions.
Overview of the autoclave's design, purpose, and general physical specifications.
Specifies the environmental and operational requirements for the autoclave's use.
Details electrical data and physical dimensions for models 5050 and 5075.
Information on loading capacities for flasks and required utilities for operation.
Explains symbols used in the manual and specifies required water quality for steam generation.
Lists built-in safety features and describes the general operation process of the autoclave.
Details the components and functions of the control panel's display and keyboard.
Explains the specific functions of the UP, DOWN, and START/STOP keys.
Categorizes and explains error messages, symbols, and operational messages with actions.
Details parameters and sequences for unwrapped/wrapped instruments and pouches.
Details parameters and sequences for unwrapped and wrapped delicate instruments.
Details parameters and sequences for custom user-defined programs.
Details parameters and sequences for liquid sterilization programs.
Lists accessible directories and presents a table of default parameters for Custom 1.
Guides on accessing the main menu and modifying cycle parameters like pulse settings.
Covers system parameter settings, history access, and data export to USB.
Details maintenance tasks, date/time settings, and advanced options like cycle scheduling.
Displays information about the autoclave's software and hardware versions.
Illustrates the sequence of display screens during a successful sterilization cycle.
Shows display screens for cycles that were aborted after the sterilization phase.
Displays screens indicating a cycle failure with warning symbols and reasons.
Details the information and format of the data printed by the autoclave's thermal printer.
Instructions for handling, setting paper, and maintaining the printer.
Guidelines for cleaning and preparing instruments before sterilization.
Guidance on preparing liquids and containers for sterilization.
Instructions on how to properly load the autoclave with items and baskets.
Instructions for powering on the autoclave and opening its door.
Steps for loading the autoclave and selecting the appropriate sterilization program.
Procedures for closing the door, starting a cycle, and safely unloading the autoclave.
How to stop an ongoing cycle or cancel error messages displayed on the screen.
Enables scheduling cycle starts and provides safety tips for moving the autoclave.
Essential safety considerations during the loading and unloading phases.
Details the function of safety mechanisms that prevent accidental door opening.
Outlines daily, weekly, and periodic maintenance tasks for optimal autoclave function.
Provides procedures for checking the functionality of PED and ASME approved safety valves.
General| Brand | Tuttnauer |
|---|---|
| Model | ELV-D |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
