What does the warning about USB saving mean on W&H Lexa MN-111?
A warning about USB saving (HTML and SCL files) on your W&H Laboratory Equipment indicates that the USB pen drive is not connected or not properly connected to the sterilizer. Check presence and connection of the USB pen drive. If the problem persist, call service.
General| Brand | W&H |
|---|---|
| Model | Lexa MN-111 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details the regulations, standards, and directives the sterilizer complies with.
Explains warning and caution symbols used within the manual and on the product.
Provides information about the manual and specifies intended use and restrictions.
Outlines the required qualifications for operating the sterilizer.
Details thermal hazards, electrical risks, and improper use warnings.
Defines user obligations and outlines manufacturer's responsibilities for product safety.
Instructions for unpacking, handling, and relocating the sterilizer.
Specifies location, electrical, and water connection requirements for installation.
Instructions for powering on, basic operation, and interface overview.
Procedures for managing user accounts, including adding, deleting, and PIN control.
Details how administrators can set traceability options and hide/unhide cycles.
Instructions for selecting printers, setting up label printing, and managing options.
Covers preparation steps for loads, cleaning, and correct placement in the chamber.
Overview of how to initiate, run, monitor, and end sterilization cycles.
Procedures for unloading, viewing cycle history, and managing reports.
Critical safety warnings and the schedule for user maintenance tasks.
Step-by-step guides for cleaning components and replacing consumables like gaskets and filters.
Procedures for draining tanks for long-term storage and responsible disposal.
Lists error codes, system messages, alerts, and their troubleshooting actions.
A table listing common problems, their causes, and solutions.
Procedures for resetting the safety thermostat and emergency door opening.
Details sterilization programs, options, phases, and pressure profiles.
Lists key technical specs, water/power requirements, and water quality standards.
Lists available accessories, spare parts, consumables, optional kits, and service partners.
Installation check-list items and addresses for submitting the completed form.
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