How to fix a W&S Lexa MN-111 Laboratory Equipment sterilizer that remains switched OFF?
If your W&S Laboratory Equipment sterilizer remains switched off, there could be several reasons. First, check if the main switch or network circuit breaker is turned off and activate it. Second, verify that there is voltage at the socket. Finally, ensure that the power cord is correctly connected.
Why are there corrosion or spots on instruments in my W&S Laboratory Equipment?
Corrosion or spots on instruments in your W&S Laboratory Equipment can occur due to several reasons. Ensure instruments are dry before placing them in the sterilizer. Use water of good quality and drain both water tanks. Clean, rinse, and dry instruments to remove organic or chemical residues. Clean the chamber, trays, and chamber rack. Avoid contact between instruments of different materials. Also, clean the chamber to remove scale deposits and use good quality water.
What to do if there is residual water in the chamber of my W&S Laboratory Equipment after the cycle?
If you find residual water in the chamber of your W&S Laboratory Equipment after a cycle, it could be due to several factors. Make sure the sterilizer is properly leveled. Avoid overloading the chamber and comply with the maximum load weight limits, always using the chamber rack for trays and cassettes. Check if the chamber filter is clogged and clean it if necessary. Ensure all chamber filter caps are well-positioned. Also, make sure the load is placed correctly.
Why is water leaking at the front of my W&S Laboratory Equipment sterilizer?
If water is leaking at the front of your W&S Laboratory Equipment sterilizer, it could be due to leaks through the chamber door gasket. In this case, clean or replace the door gasket and clean the chamber face side. If the leak is internal, call technical service.
Why does the chamber door of my W&S Laboratory Equipment lock and then immediately re-open?
If the chamber door of your W&S Laboratory Equipment locks and then immediately re-opens with an “Open the door” message, it might be due to a door gasket not properly placed or a seal sticking out, so ensure that the door gasket is evenly inserted on the entire circumference. Alternatively, the door might be jammed by external objects or the load itself. Remove any objects interfering with the chamber door and ensure the door does not force against the load or the chamber furniture.
What to do if the cycle starts on my W&S Lexa MN-111 Laboratory Equipment but there is no pressure or temperature rise?
If the cycle commences on your W&S Laboratory Equipment but there is no pressure or temperature rise, the safety thermostat switch might be open. Reset the safety thermostat switch. If the issue persists, it could be an electric-electronic fault, in which case call technical service.
Why isn't the automatic water filling working in my W&S Lexa MN-111?
If your W&S Laboratory Equipment is connected to an automated water supply system and the automatic water filling isn't working, first ensure the water fill system is connected to the sterilizer. If the water fill system attempted to fill the tank when water was temporarily unavailable, switch the sterilizer off and then on again, check the external water supply system, and check for water leaks from the sterilizer. A faulty MIN water level sensor in the clean water tank could also be the reason, in which case call service.
Why are instruments turning brown or black in my W&S Lexa MN-111?
If instruments are turning brown or black in your W&S Laboratory Equipment, it could be due to an incorrect temperature selected. Select a sterilization cycle featuring a lower sterilization temperature and follow the instructions of the instrument manufacturer.
Why is the cycle report printer not working with my W&S Lexa MN-111 Laboratory Equipment?
If the cycle report printer is not working with your W&S Laboratory Equipment, check the data and the power connection to the printer.
What does the USB saving warning mean on my W&S Lexa MN-111?
If you see a warning about USB saving (HTML and SCL files) on your W&S Laboratory Equipment, it means the USB pen drive is not connected or not properly connected to the sterilizer. Check the presence and connection of the USB pen drive.
Covers thermal, electrical, and misuse hazards associated with the sterilizer.
Guidance on location, electrical, and water connections for proper installation.
Procedures for managing user accounts, including adding, deleting, and resetting PINs.
Instructions for cleaning instruments, correct load placement, and types of loads.
Covers running cycles, setting start times, drying times, and cycle completion.
Safety precautions and user-level maintenance tasks like cleaning.
Lists error codes, their causes, actions, and general troubleshooting advice.
Detailed steps for safely opening the sterilizer door in emergency situations.
Information on standard/custom programs, their parameters, and cycle phases.
General| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | Lexa MN-111 |
| Manufacturer | W&S |
| Power Supply | 220V / 50Hz |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
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