Why is the chamber not filling in my Tuttnauer EZ10 Laboratory Equipment?
If the chamber is not filling in your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, check the water level in the reservoir and look for any obstruction at the bottom of the reservoir blocking the pickup tube. Clean the water sensor. You can also try filling the machine manually using the Manual Inlet key.
Why do wrapped items come out wet from my Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment?
If wrapped items come out wet from your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, the drying cycle may be too short, or the autoclave may be overloaded. Additionally, the chamber strainer or the HEPA filter may be clogged.
Why does my Tuttnauer EZ10 autoclave take too long to heat up?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment autoclave takes too long to heat up, clean the air jet and check for proper voltage at the wall outlet.
How to unclog the drain in my Tuttnauer EZ10?
To unclog the drain in your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, open the drain by turning it counterclockwise. Place a heavy object over the reservoir cover. Blow compressed air into the drain to force any debris back into the reservoir, and then clean out the reservoir. Alternatively, disassemble the drain valve by turning it counterclockwise past the stop point. Remove the valve, clean it, and blow out the line as needed. Reassemble the valve by turning clockwise, ensuring the large “O” ring is pressed into the groove on the autoclave.
Why is my Tuttnauer EZ10 Laboratory Equipment leaking at the door?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment is leaking at the door, make sure the door is tightened enough and the door gasket is sealing the chamber. Replace the door gasket if necessary.
What to do if my Tuttnauer EZ10 Laboratory Equipment is not responding?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment is not responding, ensure the main switch is in the ‘On’ position and the power cord is properly connected to both the machine and the mains. Also, check the reset button on the cut-out thermostat and make sure the circuit breaker hasn't tripped by lifting the circuit breaker lever.
How to clean very dirty trays and rack in my Tuttnauer EZ10 Laboratory Equipment?
To clean very dirty trays and racks in your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, remove the trays and rack and clean as per instructions.
How to clean a very dirty chamber in my Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment?
To clean a very dirty chamber in your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment, use Chamber Brite™. Very dirty machines may require two cleanings.
What to do if my Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays ‘Low Heat’?
If your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment displays ‘Low Heat’ during heat up, it indicates a bad temperature sensor. It could also mean the heating elements are remaining on instead of cycling on and off. In either case, call for a technician.
What to do if water does not exit chamber of my Tuttnauer EZ10 due to clogged outlet strainer?
If water does not exit the chamber of your Tuttnauer Laboratory Equipment due to a clogged outlet strainer, clean the strainer according to instructions.
Checks for damage to the shipping carton and autoclave upon receipt.
Details the two-year warranty for components and labor, excluding routine maintenance.
Instructions for warranty activation and repair authorization process.
Overview of the autoclave's purpose, design, and basic operation.
Explains the energy-saving standby mode feature for specific models.
Provides data on peak sound level and heat output.
Specifies conditions for indoor use, altitude, temperature, and humidity.
Lists power supply requirements (voltage, amperage).
Details the materials used for the autoclave's main parts.
Explains common symbols used in the manual and on the device.
Provides detailed electrical specifications like amperage, wattage, and fuse ratings.
Lists overall dimensions, reservoir volume, and pressure limits.
Details shipping volume, weight, cassette capacity, tray dimensions, and chamber size.
Lists compliance with technical and quality standards like ASME and ISO.
Specifies physical characteristics and contaminant limits for distilled/mineral-free water.
Visual layout and labeling of the autoclave's front panel controls.
Explains the function of various indicator lights on the control panel.
Details the function and use of the main sterilization program selection keys.
Explains the function of keys like TEMP, TIME, UP/DN, CLOCK, Water Inlet, START, STOP.
Explains how the display panel shows parameters, messages, and status.
Details error messages and safety indicators like Door Unlock, Man. Stop, Add Water.
Explains common error messages like Low Heat, Low Pres, High Pres, Low Temp, High Temp.
Explains messages like Power Dn., CYC Finish, and their implications.
Details default settings and operations for unwrapped instrument sterilization.
Details settings and operations for wrapped items and porous loads.
Details settings and operations for glassware sterilization.
Explains the use of the accessory program for enhanced drying.
Describes the printer's function, output, and data logging capabilities.
Step-by-step instructions for loading paper and performing printer tests.
Guidelines for safe and compliant electrical hookup, including safety relays.
Procedures for automatic and manual water filling, and checking the fill level.
Safety precautions and procedures for moving the autoclave.
Guidelines for safely loading, unloading, and securing the autoclave.
Instructions on how to properly fill the water reservoir with distilled water.
Steps for cleaning, rinsing, and preparing instruments for sterilization.
Methods for packaging items and loading trays for effective sterilization.
Explains causes and solutions for spotting and discoloration on instruments.
Steps for powering on, setting clock, and selecting a sterilization program.
How to start a cycle, ensure proper door seal, and interpret stage indicators.
Outlines daily, weekly, and periodic maintenance tasks.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the HEPA air filter.
Procedure for safely draining the water reservoir.
Instructions for cleaning the air jet to prevent spore test failures.
Guide on how to remove and install a new door gasket.
Monthly procedure to ensure the safety valve is not blocked.
Instructions for safely replacing blown fuses.
Procedure for cleaning the water outlet strainer.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the autoclave chamber using Chamber Brite.
Weekly procedure for cleaning the water sensor in the chamber.
Solutions for issues like the machine not responding or displaying 'Low Heat'.
Solutions for 'Low Water', 'Low Pres', and 'Low Temp' error messages.
Troubleshooting for 'High Temp', 'High Pres', and printer problems.
Solutions for door leaks, slow exhaust, chamber/tray cleaning.
General| Type | Automatic Autoclave |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Max Temperature | 273°F (134°C) |
| Sterilization Temperature Range | 250°F - 273°F (121°C - 134°C) |
| Warranty | 1 year parts and labor |
| Chamber Volume | 6 Gallons (23 Liters) |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Sterilization Cycle Time | Approx. 20-30 minutes |
| Power Requirements | 230V |
| Chamber Dimensions | 10 x 19 inches |
| Chamber Size | 10.2" x 18.1" (260mm x 460mm) |
| Standard Cassettes Capacity | 3 Full / 3 Half |
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