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1. P19 20 APPENDIX 3 LS5 SES2555 VACUUM AUTOCLAVE DAILY RECORD SHEET AUTOCLAVE DETAILS Serial No TEST STRIP DETAILS CYCLE pass or DATE amp DETAILS ATTACH DEVICE TEST STRIP HERE amp NUMBER FAIL SIGNATURE O 4 Cycle should be B8 or special function F6 press B1 for Cycle Number If cycle fails record error code number in the column P20 20 ST IM61e DISCOVER NEW INNOVATION NEW TECHNOLOGY DISCOVER ESCHMANN Eschmann Equipment Peter Road Lancing West Sussex BN15 8TJ England Tel 44 0 1903 753322 Fax 44 0 1903 875789 www eschmann co uk KEY A1 Low water indicator A2 Process display indicator A3 Door unlocked indicator A4 Door locked indicator B1 Display change button B2 Cycle temperature button B3 Unwrapped load with drying cycle button B4 Unwrapped load without drying cycle button B5 Programme P button B6 Cycle start button B7 Open door button B8 Single wrapped load with drying cycle button C Selection indicators Di Time cycle counter amp Sterilization drying time remaining amp Error number display Temperature display Pressure display KEY Filter Water filling cup Remote computer connector Printer Printer door Paper feed slot Chamber filter Serial label Mains fuses Mains on off switch Drian tube Drain tube tap open and closed Drain tube retaining clips Secondary c
2. 7 13 Loading the autoclave 7 14 Running a cycle 0 00 8 15 Special programmes Functions Tests 9 16 Cleaning and care 10 17 Maintenance a 10 18 Printerinstructions 16 Installation madame aaah WA ak 16 Output eeann naana KAKA ki aera 16 Paper roll renewal 16 Ribbon cartridge renewal 17 Spares pack 17 19 Technical data 18 20 Accessories 0c eee eee 18 Appendix 1 Cycle B4 notes 19 Appendix 2 Safety checks 19 Appendix 3 Daily record sheet 20 Table 1 Key to display A2 11 Table2 Special functions 12 Table 3 Error numbers and remedies 14 P3 20 amp ESCHMANN 1 Introduction WARNING Read these instructions before use and keep them in a safe convenient place for future reference The use of this autoclave should be under the control of a person with adequate sterilization training The operator remains responsible for ensuring that the load is suitable for the process adopted The autoclave should only be used as specified by the manufacturer and detailed within these instructions Never tamper with bypass or interfere with any ofthe safety features There are no operator serviceable parts inside the autoclave Eschmann Equipment is not responsible for m
3. Fig 1 is listed at the end of this table then call the Eschmann After Sales Service Department see section 17 4 or 3 Check pressure Before attempting to open the contact your approved service engineer Do not attempt to door note the pressure reading this should be below solve an error using tools or tampering with the autoclave 104kPa before the door is opened DISPLAY CAUSE REMEDY Fill reservoir as detailed in section 12 5 f flashing Cycle started and water Fill reservoir as detailed in section 12 5 level is too low Mains supply failure a Check local supply conditions and all fuses during a cycle b Check supply plug wiring and power cable for possible breaks c Check if Autoclave has been switched OFF accidentally d Follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle Fill error Follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle but before starting a new cycle check the reservoir water fill level and dry the water level sensors item 17 Fig 2 If door fails to open see section 4 of Clearing error display and restarting a cycle Low water a Check the autoclave is not over loaded b Check that the load cannot collect water e g a kidney dish not inverted re position load if required so that it can drain c Dry the water level sensors item 17 Fig 2 d Follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle Err10 13 14 A programmed test has Follow Clearing error display and
4. Fig 1 whilst switching back ON with the wrapped and then sterilized by running the cycle again mains switch item 10 Fig 2 wait two seconds and then Ci BO WG ATE GH oas n Nas concerning before releasing button which will open the door the contamination of water in the reservoir hold a container in place under the door to collect any 1 Record error number For future reference record HOT water the error number before clearing the display In the event 5 of mains power failure power must be restored to the autoclave to achieve this Also see 17 3d Check and prepare the aborted load Loads must be considered non sterile if an error occurs and should be resterilized All aborted wrapped loads should be dried 2 Clear error and reset autoclave To clear the error placed in new pouches and reprocessed display and reset the autoclave wait until any audible 6 discharge of water and steam has stopped and switch OFF the autoclave with the mains switch item 10 Fig 2 Wait Check chamber before starting another cycle The chamber should be allowed to dry and cool before starting another cycle To start another cycle select the 10 seconds press and hold in the Start button Fig 1 cycle and start the autoclave in the normal manner whilst switching back ON with the mains switch item 10 Fig 2 immediately the normal display appears release 7 If the error persists or an error number occurs that the Start button
5. 16 2 The reservoir should be drained weekly and allowed to dry To drain the reservoir release the reservoir tap item 12 Fig 2 with the drain tube item 11 Fig 2 from its clips item 13 Fig 2 at the bottom of the door and open the tap by releasing the clip see inset photographs of open and closed tap in Fig 2 Replace the drain tube into its clips and ensure that it does not become trapped when closing the door Refill the reservoir see section P10 20 12 5 Regular cleaning of the reservoir will reduce the effects of excessive contaminants e g handpiece lubricant which could be detrimental to the function of the autoclave For guidance on clean steam management and HTM2031 contact Eschmann 16 3 Attention to the following will increase the life of the your Autoclave a Always leave the chamber door open on its secondary catch when not in use b At weekly intervals lightly clean door seal and chamber face with a lint free cloth c At weekly intervals remove any dirt or debris that has collected around the gauze filter item 7 Fig 2 d Atmonthly intervals remove any dirt or debris around the gauze filter item 7 Fig 2 then gently pull it out of its recess Clean the recess and the filter carefully Replace the filter before using the autoclave again e Replace the antibacterial filter on vacuum units item 1 Fig 2 every three months To remove the filter pull gently whilst twisting Replace by
6. 110151 LSS VACUUM 8 NON VACUUM AUTOCLAVES ST IM61e OESCHMANN Preliminary Information Safety notes and cautions Installation Operation Cleaning care and maintenance Technical data Read these Instructions before use Keep these Instructions for use in a safe convenient place for future reference Read in conjunction with the Publications detailed in Section 1 4 and 1 5 Eschmann After Sales Service Department The Eschmann After Sales Service Department is staffed and equipped to provide advice and assistance during normal office hours To avoid delays when making enquires please quote the Model and Serial Number of your Autoclave which is shown on the Serial Number plate the location of which is shown in Fig 2 item 8 Please ensure you include all alpha and numeric digits of the Serial Number For further information visit www eschmann co uk All correspondence relating to the after sales service of Eschmann Equipment to be addressed to UK Customers Eschmann Equipment Peter Road Lancing West Sussex BN15 8TJ England Tel 44 0 1903 765040 Fax 44 0 1903 875711 Overseas Customers Contact your local distributor In case of doubt contact Eschmann Equipment Patents and Trade marks The ESCHMANN name and logo are registered trade marks of Eschmann Holdings Limited Eschmann Equipment is a trading name of Eschmann Holdings Limited Little Sister and LS5 are tr
7. Avoid bunching items together and ensure all items are positioned so that they drain freely Only use Eschmann trays or cassettes and ensure that the load does not block the holes in them Loaded trays and cassettes should then be placed in the sterilizing chamber All items must be positioned so that they drain freely and do not trap rising air bubbles Also see Appendix 1 Vacuum Units ONLY Validated hollow instruments including narrow lumens e g dental handpieces single wrapped hollow or solid instruments see 2 1 d button Sterilization of instruments or other items in pouches should only be done using the special pouch rack Avoid packing pouches too tightly and note that paper film pouches must be loaded such that the film sides of adjacent pouches are face to face and sterilized using this cycle with drying Only use pouches recommended for steam sterilization see Accessories section 20 Items should not be multiwrapped unless the load configuration has been validated by a suitably qualified person possibly using an extended drying time Also see section 15 5 14 Running a cycle 14 1 Select mains on off switch to T on item 10 Fig 2 and open the door by releasing the secondary catch item 15 Fig 2 NOTE If the door was locked closed when switching on indicator g will flash and the button should be pressed to unlock the door the secondary catch can then be released 14 2 Load the auto
8. on the pins at the back of the printer unit without twisting the ribbon cable 1 Fig 4 1 f Ensure that the printer ribbon 16 Fig 4 2 is still in place if not replace it as detailed in section 18 4c and insert a paper roll as detailed in sections 18 3 b e Then carry out a printer test as detailed in section 15 4 referring to Table 2 section F1 18 2 Printer Output The printer output gives the following information Manufacturer s name Eschmann Equipment Machine type e g Little Sister 5 N Serial number an alpha numeric code Cycle type e g 134C wrapped Date and Time started dd mm yy hh mm ss Counter reading Five digits with leading zeros Cycle information Cycle stage code and time temperature and pressure every 20 secs Maximum and minimum sterilization temperatures Cycle ended message Cycle Complete amp time or CYCLE FAILED dd mm yy hh mm ss followed by the error number P16 20 If an error occurs during the cycle it is recorded with date and time on the printout and the message CYCLE FAILED Errors are designated by error codes as Table 3 Cycle stage codes on the printout are TPV End of vacuum pulses TPP z End of first pressure pulse TSS Start of sterilization TSE End of sterilization TDS Start of drying phase TDE End of drying phase Vacuum Autoclaves ONLY 18 3_Paper Roll Renewal CAUTION DO NOT USE ALTERNATIVE PAPER ROLLS The quality
9. and size of paper rolls used in the printer can only be supplied by Eschmann Equipment To gain access to the printer compartment open the printer door 13 Fig 4 2 and 4 4 by turning the door latch 17 Fig 4 4 anticlockwise with a small coin or suitable screwdriver Replace the printer paper roll as follows a Gently rotate the printer unit down from its vertical position as shown in Fig 4 2 to horizontal as shown in Fig 4 3 If any paper remains in the printer cut it free with scissors where it enters the back of the paper feed slot 12 Fig 4 2 and gently ease it from the front of the printer whilst pressing the paper feed button 15 Fig 4 3 on the back of the printer unit Note DO NOT pull the paper through the printer and NEVER pull the paper backwards b Remove the paper roll holder 19 Fig 4 3 with the old roll core from the recess 6 Fig 4 1 behind the printer Take a new roll of paper and separate the end from the roll Remove any paper that is damaged or has adhesive on it then using scissors trim the paper end to approximately 60 as shown in Fig 4 3 c Locate the new paper roll onto the roll holder in the direction of arrow A in Fig 4 3 with the roll unwinding from the bottom towards you as shown in Fig 4 3 Replace the roll holder with the new roll of paper back into the recess 6 Fig 4 1 behind the printer unit by moving it in the direction of arrow B as shown in Fig 4 3 If the roll is n
10. enter the delayed start time setting mode and delayed start initiation display D1 will show Hour If the start hour displayed in D2 is correct as set last time and the minutes can be assumed correct as set last time press the start button to programme the autoclave to start automatically at this set time The display D1 will change to FO when is pressed Press D with the door open to exit the setting mode If the start time is not correct when entering function F3 display D1 showing Hour display D2 showing the hour set in 24 hour clock mode press D to increase the hour or 9 to reduce it Press amp to confirm the hour when it is correct Display D1 will show 1 1 mut to increase the minutes shown in D2 press 1 or 3 to reduce them Press to confirm the minutes The display D1 will show FO Press with the door open to exit the setting mode The autoclave should be left switched on with the required load in place the door shut and the required cycle selected as follows When the door is shut a t flashes on and off after the time in display D1 This continues while the program selection and any adjustments to it are made see sections1 4 6 2 if SE appears in display D2 When cycle selection has been completed and is pressed to confirm them the stops flashing The cycle selected will be run automatically starting at the time set a t will be displayed in D1 after the time to show that a dela
11. in operation it may damage the print head Using knives etc to remove a paper jam will also damage the print head Always open the front panel and use the paper feed button item 15 Fig 4 3 to clear the jam 18 1 Printer installation REF 87 066 66 Install the printer unit in the autoclave as follows a Remove the printer from its packaging and remove the mains power supply from the autoclave b To gain access to the printer compartment open the printer door 13 Fig 4 2 and 4 4 by turning the door latch 17 Fig 4 4 anticlockwise with a small coin or suitable screwdriver c Remove the printer connector 2 Fig 4 1 from its storage pocket 3 Fig 4 1 and gently pull out the ribbon cable 1 Fig 4 1 from within the autoclave Note Do not connect the printer at this stage as it is possible to connect it the wrong way round and twist the ribbon cable d Orientate the printer unit as shown in Fig 4 2 and locate the hole in the left hand printer bracket arm 10 Fig 4 2 over the spring pivot pin 4 Fig 4 1 Gently push the printer into place so that the right hand spring pivot pin 5 Fig 4 1 clicks into place in the hole in the right hand printer bracket arm 11 Fig 4 2 When correctly located the printer should hinge freely about the pivot pins and when positioned vertically the printer door should close easily without interfering with the printer e Push the printer connector 2 Fig 4 1 into place
12. of low water a beep will sound and the low water indicator Fig 1 will flash 14 6 Press the cycle start button The autoclave can be configured to have adjustable sterilization and drying times see section 10 1 The appearance of St in display D2 indicates that the autoclave has been configured so that these times can be adjusted If these have been enabled for a cycle St in display D2 follow section 14 6 2 i iii before continuing with section 14 7 if they are not enabled St does not appear in display D2 for that cycle follow section 14 6 1 before continuing with section 14 7 14 6 1 The sterilizing cycle will now proceed automatically and the printer if fitted will commence printing Vacuum cycles may pause to cool the chamber if it is above a preprogrammed limit As the cycle progresses indicator will show the cycle stage reached see Table 1 and the digital displays D2 and D3 will display the actual chamber temperature and pressure respectively During the sterilization or drying phase of a cycle if applicable the display D1 will show the number of minutes remaining for that phase of the cycle If a printer is fitted see section 17 5 Now pass on to section 14 7 14 6 2 i As St has appeared in display D2 this cycle allows the sterilization time to be increased D2 will show St and display D1 will flash and show the current sterilization time in minutes and seconds To inc
13. the rear b Do not use abrasive powders chemicals or solutions containing chlorine to clean the autoclave c Do not attempt to open chamber door until unit has cooled and internal pressure has fallen sufficiently to allow the door to be opened by pressing the D button d If an error display appears during a cycle do not switch off power until discharge of hot water or steam into the reservoir has stopped 6 Conditions for safe use 6 1 This autoclave has been designed for use in the following conditions only a Indoor use b Altitude from sea level up to 2000 metres c Temperature 5 C to 40 d Maximum relative humidity 85 for the temperature range above e Mains supply voltage fluctuations not to exceed 10 of the supply voltage Note If it is required to operate this Autoclave outside of 7 7 1 these conditions contact Eschmann Equipment at the address given in these instructions Warning markings The warning markings on this equipment have the following meanings A A Caution refer to accompanying documents i e these Instructions for Use Caution hot surface This symbol warns the operator of high surface temperatures on the outside of the equipment WARNING DO NOT USE TAP WATER see CAUTION in section 1 P5 20 ESCHMANN 8 Safety features 8 1 a Door Interlock Switch and Door Catch Interlock Switch These prevent a programme starting if the door and catch are
14. Sterilizing data Sterilizing time at 134 137 C is 3min 5sec at 121 124 C is 15min and at 134 137 C extended see section 15 1 is 18min Drying time if selected is from 17 minutes but can be extended see section 15 2 Operating pressure at 121 C is 1 03 bar at 124 C is 1 23 bar at 134 C is 2 03 bar and at 137 C is 2 32 bar Note If the autoclave is configured to have adjustable sterilization and drying times the above times can be altered during cycle selection see section 14 6 19 3 Maximum Loads Tray 1 5kg maximum per tray Cassette 2 0kg maximum per cassette Chamber 8 0kg maximum total load 19 4 Water reservoir capacity 8 0 litre 19 5 Weight approx Non Vacuum Net 42 5kg Non Vacuum Shipping 55 5kg For Vacuum add 6 5kg 19 6 Safety standards EN 61010 1 1993 inc Amendment 2 1995 EN 61010 2 041 1996 19 7 Sofiware version The version of software loaded onto this autoclave is briefly displayed each time the autoclave is switched on in display D1 e g 1 51 P18 20 20 Accessories REF 87 040 11 REF 87 040 90 REF 87 041 12 REF 87 040 87 REF 87 041 44 REF 87 040 92 REF 87 040 96 REF 82 961 68 Trays set of 4 different colours Tray lifter Chiropody tray Cassette tray with lid Cassette furniture Universal cassette holder Vertical cassette holder Bacterial filter pack of 10 Printer user REF 87 066 66 Printer spares pack REF 87 034 05 P
15. ade marks of Eschmann Holdings Limited Patents Pending plus Pat US5090033 and Pat GB2238407 Copyright 2005 Eschmann Holdings Limited All rights reserved This booklet is protected by copyright No part of it may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without written permission from Eschmann Holdings Limited The information in this publication was correct at the time of going to print The Company however reserves the right to modify or improve the equipment referred to The CE marking affixed to the product certifies that it complies with the 0473 European Medical Devices Directive 93 42 EEC and related legislation ST IM61e May 2005 ST IM61e LSS VACUUM amp NON VACUUM AUTOCLAVES Contents 1 Introduction a 4 2 Mazas amak hah AN Lk eae 5 3 Limitations on use 0 5 4 Electrical safety 5 5 General safety 5 6 Conditions for safe use 5 7 Warning markings 00 5 8 Safety features 6 9 Declaration vun ana KAKA NG ae dwetataws 6 10 Installation KAG KAKA riesen 6 11 Control and panel details 6 Mains switch 22222222 6 Push button 2 222222 6 Digital displays 6 Indicators AR PP 7 12 Initial preparation for use
16. adjacent to the amp button will illuminate to show that this cycle has been selected Also see Appendix 1 D Programme P button This button can be used in combination with other buttons to activate special programmes functions and extended sterilization cycle times For more details see Section 15 Cyclestartbutton Always press andhold Pressing the O button will start the selected cycle Open door button Always press and hold When the cycle has been completed indicated on the process display chart E press the button to open the door Single wrapped load with drying cycle button Vacuum autoclaves only Press the amp button to select a cycle for a single wrapped load with a drying phase after sterilization The LED C adjacent to the button will illuminate to show that this cycle has been selected See section 15 5 for daily testing information 11 4 Digital displays see Fig 1 D1 Time cycle counter sterilization or drying time remaining or error number display This display normally shows the time of day to adjust the time display see section 15 4 Special Functions F8 Whilst pressing button O this display will show the cycle counter see in section 11 3 During the sterilization or drying phase of a cycle if applicable the display will show the number of minutes remaining for that phase of the cycle In the event of an error occurring itwill display an
17. alfunction or a reduced level of protection provided by the equipment if used in a manner not specified by them Only use in conjunction with Eschmann accessories and mains lead RESERVOIR WATER QUALITY CAUTION a Eschmann recommend filling the reservoir with Sterile Water for Irrigation This is low in dissolved solids and has a low microbial count In the U K the Department of Health recommend that Sterile Water for Irrigation is used in bench top Autoclaves NHS Estates document HTM2031 b If Sterile Water for Irrigation is not being used then Eschmann strongly recommend the use of either distilled water deionized water purified water or water treated by the reverse osmosis process These types of water are low in dissolved solids and can help reduce the effects of tap water detailed below c DO NOT USE TAP WATER this is high in dissolved solids and can deposit lime scale block filters and cause damage to the pressure vessel d Eschmann also recommend changing the water in the reservoir on a weekly basis with the type of water detailed in a or b above This will reduce the build up of contaminants in the water that may cause blocked filters and or damage to the pressure vessel Your local Health Authority may suggest that you change the reservoir water more frequently Eschmann advise you to follow your local Health Authority s recommendations P4 20 1 1 For Customers on the Mainlan
18. atch Autoclave door Water level sensors o NOOA ON ST IM61e
19. ay D1 showing FO close the autoclave door if open press P until display D1 shows F7 press Indicator g will flash press to open the door indicator g will illuminate Load the autoclave with the load to be disinfected and close the door f will illuminate Press the start button to start the disinfect function a 2 5 minute disinfect time at 110 C D1 will continue to show F7 during the cycle and D2 and D3 will show temperature and pressure At the end of the cycle the normal audible sound will be heard Press to open the door and remove the load Display D1 will be showing FO To resume normal use switch off the mains switch item 10 Fig 2 and then switch back on or press with the door open Note To conduct this test the door must be closed before selecting F7 F8 Adjust date and time With display D1 showing F8 press the start button to enter the adjust date and time function Display D1 will show SER and D2 will show the year to increase the year press CLD or to reduce it when correct press button to confirm the year The display D1 will show anth and D2 will show the month in numerical format to increase the month press GD or amp to reduce it when correct press button to confirm The display D1 will show GAY and D2 will show the day in numerical format to increase the day press iD or to reduce it when correct press button amp to confirm The display D1 will show Hour and D2 will show
20. blem NB Eschmann do not recommend running a cycle without drying B4 if the chamber door is not opened shortly after the cycle has been completed and the load removed as soon as possible ST IM61e LSS VACUUM amp NON VACUUM AUTOCLAVES APPENDIX 2 SAFETY CHECKS Operators should ensure that the following safety checks are carried out Weekly i Check that the door opens and closes easily ii Check the door seal for any signs of damage iii Check the secondary door catch latches effectively iv Check for any obvious escape of steam or water during a cycle apart from the normal escape via reservoir vents Any of the above defects should be attended to by a Competent Person immediately and the autoclave should not be used until repair has been effected see note below Annually i Check that the pressure relief valve operates correctly at the set pressure ii Inspect the pressure system for integrity iii Check door microswitches and interlocks iv Check door locking mechanism for integrity v Check pressure indicators for correct operation NOTE Annual inspections should only be undertaken by a Competent Person Eschmann can provide comprehensive service contracts which cover preventive maintenance to ensure trouble free operation of your autoclave as well as six monthly and annual inspections of the pressure system to satisfy the requirements of the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000
21. clave with the items to be sterilized as detailed in section 13 14 3 Check that the low water level indicator f Fig 1 is not illuminated if it is fill reservoir see section 12 5 14 4 Close the door and hold it firmly shut until the automatic door lock operates This is shown by indicator m switching off and indicator g switching on NOTE A cycle cannot be selected with the door open When running repeated cycles the display will retain the last cycle selected shown by the illumination of indicators C 14 5 The autoclave will automatically select a 134 C unwrapped cycle with drying for Non vacuum autoclaves or a 134 C wrapped cycle amp with drying for P8 20 Vacuum autoclaves unless these cycles have been disabled see section 10 1 If this is the required cycle pass onto section 14 6 To select a different temperature press the D button Each time CD is pressed the cycle temperature will alternate between 134 C and 121 C The temperature selected will be indicated by the LED C adjacent to the temperature To select the required programme press the appropriate button on the control panel or The indicator C for the selected programme will remain illuminated to show which cycle has been selected 134 C cycles can be extended see section 15 NOTE Cycle temperature and programme can be selected in either order and changed independently of each other until the required ones have been selected In the case
22. d grip the end of ribbon cartridge at the end marked PUSH Fig 4 2 item 9 Remove the cartridge by pulling it towards you gently c Install new cartridge with faceted disc item 14 Fig 4 2 facing out and to the right by inserting the right hand side onto its drive shaft first and then CAREFULLY press cartridge into place where marked PUSH Fig 4 2 item 9 Replace spring clip 18 Fig 4 2 d Ensure ribbon is taut If necessary tighten ribbon by turning faceted disc Fig 4 2 item 14 on cartridge clockwise using finger or fingernail e Replace paper roll and close printer door 18 5 Spares Pack A spares pack is available comprising five paper rolls and two ribbon cartridges see accessories section 20 d HA a Key to Fig 4 Printer ribbon cable Printer connector Connector storage pocket Spring pivot pin left Spring pivot pin right Printer roll recess Printer door paper feed slot Printer unit PUSH indication Left hand printer bracket arm Right hand printer bracket arm Paper feed slot Printer door Faceted disc Paper feed button Printer ribbon Door latch Cartridge ribbon spring clip Paper roll holder ST IM61e P17 20 ESCHMANN 19 Technical data 19 1 Electrical Supply 230V 50 60 Hz a c mz For use with alternating current Loading at230V 2 0kW 10A max Fuses 12 5A Part No 112474 x2 T3 15A Part No 696207 x1 not operator replaceable 19 2
23. d of England Scotland and Wales or on the Isle of Wight ONLY when you receive your Autoclave ensure that you complete your Service Guarantee and Registration Card and then FREEPOST it to Eschmann Equipment Failure to return this card means you will not benefit from our FREE installation service which will ensure your Autoclave is correctly installed plus a FREE service visit during the following 12 months 1 2 This manual applies to the following Autoclaves fitted with software version 1 51 see section 19 7 or later SES Little Sister 5 Autoclave from Serial Number L5NC REF 87 060 01 SES Little Sister 5 Vacuum Autoclave from Serial Number L5SA3C1001 REF 87 060 25 Itis also applicable to earlier models of the LS5 autoclave that has been upgraded by Eschmann or their accredited agents and has software version 1 51 see section 19 7 or later 1 3 These Autoclaves are designed for the sterilization of instruments utensils and other items Only the Vacuum models can sterilize wrapped or pouched items and hollow instruments They operate automatically and have programmes at 134 C and at 121 C with and without drying For sterilization times refer to section 19 14 The Service Manual ST SM33 containing a technical description complete maintenance procedures and an illustrated list of spare parts is available on request from the Eschmann After Sales Service Department 1 5 A Manual ST IM55 providing the Manu
24. e following limitations during use a Never use trays or cassettes without perforations b Do not process porous loads e g drapes and gowns or fluids in this autoclave c Items in pouches should only be processed as detailed in these instructions d Do not use in zones of risk associated with flammable anaesthetics e When sterilizing instruments not of solid metal construction the manufacturer of the instrument must be consulted about its suitability for autoclaving Note The sterilizing temperature may be exceeded during the drying phase 4 Electrical safet 4 1 The operator should follow these electrical safety measures a This equipment must be earthed b Switch off unit and disconnect from mains power supply before renewing fuses fitting the printer checking and cleaning the autoclave c Donot attempt to service this equipment internally ST IM61e LSS VACUUM amp NON VACUUM AUTOCLAVES 5 General safety IMPORTANT The design of the autoclave pressure vessel is approved by a third party to International Standards In order to ensure safety and to comply with UK and or International regulations the vessel and fittings should be inspected by a competent person at intervals of no more than 14 months This can be carried out by an Eschmann trained engineer Also see Appendix 2 5 1 The operator should follow these general safety measures a Donotcover the ventilation ports at
25. eft hand side Do not cover the ventilation ports at the rear of the autoclave The autoclave does not require wall clearance at the back and can be positioned flush against a wall unless an extraction unit is fitted see 12 6 Also see section 10 1 WARNING This equipment must be earthed Ensure that the mains plug is easily accessible during use as this is the means of disconnection 12 2 The unit is supplied with an IEC mains input socket at the rear see C Fig 3 and a selection of mains input leads If the lead has a fused plug the correct fuse will be installed If an alternative plug is fitted ensure that the plug is earthed and check that the fuse if it is a fused plug is appropriate for the voltage of the equipment see rating plate on base of cabinet item 8 Fig 2 Connect the required Eschmann lead to the rear socket DO NOT use equivalents 12 3 Connect unit to mains power supply and switch on by selecting unit power switch 0 I to T 10 Fig 2 Various displays will illuminate to show the autoclave has been connected correctly and is on 12 4 To open the chamber door 16 Fig 2 press button B7 Fig 1 and then push the secondary catch item 15 Fig 2 to the left when viewed from the front to release the door Remove the tissue paper from the door and accessories from within the chamber Remove all packing pieces carefully and dispose of these and the carton in accordance with applicable
26. error code For more details on the error codes see Table 3 Temperature display This display normally shows the actual chamber temperature During special functions itmay display other details see details in the Special functions table Pressure display This display normally shows the measuredchamber pressure During specialfunctions it may display other details see details in the Special functions table D2 D3 ST IM61e 11 5 Indicators see Fig 1 A1 Low water indicator When this indicator is illuminated the water reservoir is low and should be refilled before the next cycle is started see section 12 5 7 S A2 Process display indicator This indictor has 19LEDs thatilluminate to show the stage reached during a sterilization cycle Each LED indicates a stage and this is detailed in Table 1 N A3 Door unlocked indicator This indicator is illuminated when the door is unlocked A4Doorlocked indicator This indicator is illuminated when the door is locked a 2 C Selection indicators These indicators illuminate to show which function has been selected cycle or temperature 12 Initial preparation for use 12 1 When lifting or moving the Autoclave with at least two people place the hands under the base at each side of the unit Place the autoclave on a flat level water and heat resistant surface and ensure there is a working clearance of 150 mm on the l
27. facturers recommended instructions for testing vacuum autoclaves to the applicable parts of HTM2010 and DB9804 is available on request from the Eschmann After Sales Service Department ST IM61e 2 2 1 Hazards The operator should be aware of the following hazards a 3 3 1 Burns to the operator caused by contact with hot accessible surfaces of the load use the tray lifter to remove the sterilized load and high temperature internal surfaces of the chamber Scalds to the operator caused by hot water and or steam from the reservoir from the chamber on opening the door and from overfilling the reservoir The hazard of scalds and burns from contact with hot surfaces are greater during validation when the covers may be removed which also exposes the risk of electric shock Validation should therefore only be carried out by a qualified engineer Infection caused by contact with water in the reservoir if the reservoir is not drained and left to dry as described in these instructions for use The autoclave indicates a successful cycle but the load remains non sterile because the load is not suitable for the cycle selected All loads and loading conditions should be validated It is recommended that the operator consults the instructions for use of the items to be autoclaved and if in doubt consult a qualified microbiologist or in the UK an Authorized Person Limitations on use The operator should be aware of th
28. ion Test Device order REF 87 040 71 has been designed to test the steam penetration ability of the autoclave by presenting a defined challenge to the autoclave The device consists of a plastic tubular device with an indicator receptacle at the end and is supplied with indicator strips The device must be replaced after 100 uses This device satisfies the requirement to perform a daily steam penetration test as given in EN 554 1994 Sterilization of medical devices Validation and routine control of sterilization by moist heat British Standards Institution clause 6 3 4 DB 2002 06 Device Bulletin Benchtop Steam Sterilizers Guidance on purchase Operation and Maintenance Medical Devices Agency clause 5 3 1 P9 20 ESCHMANN SN 2002 24 Safety Notice Steam penetration tests in vacuum benchtop sterilizers Medical Devices Agency DB 2000 05 Device Bulletin Guidance on the Purchase Operation and Maintenance of Vacuum Benchtop Steam Sterilizers Medical Devices Agency clause 5 3 1 DB 9804 Device Bulletin The validation and periodic testing of benchtop vacuum steam sterilizers Medical Devices Agency clause 5 1 Note Some of the above documents are available on the Medical Devices Agency s website www medical devices gov uk 15 5 2 Frequency of use To comply with the requirements of the regulatory documents listed above the steam penetration test must be conducted at the commencement of each day that the autoclave is
29. isplay D1 will show FO each time the P button is pressed this will increase from FO up to F8 F4 F5 F6 vacuum autoclave only and with door closed and then back to FO again until either the start button is pressed to select that function or the autoclave is switched off or is pressed with the door open to cancel special function selection 15 5 Daily Testing Vacuum autoclaves IMPORTANT The Eschmann LS5 Vacuum Type S and QuickVac Steam Penetration Test Device hereafter called Device has been developed and validated solely for use in the Eschmann LS5 SES2555 Vacuum Type S and Eschmann QuickVac Steam Sterilizers Use of the Device in any other sterilizer or use with any other type of indicator may give dangerously misleading results The Device must only be used and stored as detailed in the Instructions for Use supplied with the Device Failure to replace the Device after 100 uses could lead to failure of the Device and dangerously misleading results 15 5 1 In order to sterilize products and devices by steam steam must be able to penetrate through to and contact all surfaces Items such as packaging pouches narrow or hollow instruments are not easy to penetrate with steam For this reason the LS5 SES2555 vacuum autoclave has been fitted with a pump to remove air and thus allow steam to penetrate into the load The Eschmann LS5 Vacuum Type S and QuickVac Steam Penetrat
30. ked during cycle a Follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle b Check that when door is closed green LED item A4 Fig 1 is illuminated If red LED item A3 Fig 1 is illuminated contact Eschmann Equipment see section 17 4 Err38 39 40 Chamber temperature Follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle but or pressure error allow the autoclave to cool down before starting another cycle Err 44 45 Water level sensor error Check load is not touching water sensors item 17 Fig 2 and re position load if required Dry the water level sensors item 17 Fig 2 If door fails to open see section 4 of Clearing error display and restarting a cycle Follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle Door not opening Try gentle assistance to open the door after several attempts Temperature etc may be too high wait 5 10 minutes then follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle If door still fails to open see section 4 of Clearing error display and restarting a cycle Any other Miscellaneous Follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle and if error code problem repeats contact Eschmann Equipment see section 17 4 ST IM61e P15 20 amp ESCHMANN 18 Operating instructions for printer IMPORTANT OPERATOR NOTES Follow the notes and cautions below when changing the paper roll and ink ribbon cartridge Also do not pull on the paper whilst the printer is
31. mber of minutes remaining for that phase of the cycle If a printer is fitted see section 17 5 14 7 If a cycle with drying is selected then commencement of the drying phase is indicated by see Table 1 On non vacuum units the door opens automatically onto secondary catch prior to the start of drying On vacuum units the door cannot be opened until the drying phase has been completed 14 8 On completion of a sterilizing cycle without drying indicated by 7 1 see Table 1 and an audible signal the door can be released by pressing Also see Appendix 1 14 9 Open the door fully and remove the load USING THE TRAY LIFTER and leave the door open on the secondary catch when not in use 14 10 If during a cycle an error is detected display D1 will display an error number see section 17 3 15 Special programmes functions tests 15 1 Extended sterilization time Pressing the P button P indicator C adjacent to P will illuminate before pressing the start button extends the sterilization time from 3 minutes 5 seconds to 18 minutes This extended cycle only works on the 134 C cycles not 121 C cycles Pressing the P button again before starting the cycle will cancel the function indicator C will go out Alternatively press the P button P during any cycle when Phase 3 LEDs 2 7 are illuminated see Table 1 to i
32. ncrease the sterilization time by one sixth of the selected sterilization time one Phase 3 LED will go off for each press to indicate this 15 2 Extended drying time The drying time can be extended in 5 minute steps to a maximum of 50 additional minutes by pressing the P button when Phase 5 LED is illuminated see Table 1 Each time the P button is pressed the drying time will be increased by 5 minutes or back to 0 after 50 and the time added to the normal drying time will be displayed in display D1 After a few seconds display D1 will revert to the total remaining drying time NOTE Autoclave beeps when Phase 5 LED1 illuminates ST IM61e LSS VACUUM amp NON VACUUM AUTOCLAVES 15 3 Accelerated condense The condensing time can be reduced by approximately 3 minutes but more steam may be liberated by the autoclave if the P button P is pressed when Phase 4 LED1 is illuminated see Table 1 NOTE Autoclave beeps when Phase 4 LEDT illuminates 15 4 Special functions Switch off the mains switch item 10 Fig 2 Press and hold in the P button whilst switching the mains switch back on to make available several special functions as detailed in the special functions table When the autoclave is switched on in this way display D1 only will be illuminated with other displays as required depending on which function is selected Initially d
33. ng face Damage to these parts can adversely affect performance When loading pouches ensure they do not make paper cuts in the door seal 13 1 Check you have read the limitations on use section 3 and the technical specification 13 2 Operators should note that as load types and load arrangements vary greatly validation of particular load arrangements is essential e g wrapped cassettes and maximum loads Steam penetration can also be affected by extremes of humidity If in doubt seek advice from a qualified microbiologist or Authorised Person 13 3 The autoclave is designed to sterilize instruments not to wash or clean them therefore before loading instruments into trays cassettes or pouches they should be pre washed Preferably instruments should be washed P7 20 ESCHMANN in an ultrasonic cleaner or washer disinfecter to remove amalgam debris etc then rinsed to remove all traces of proprietary cleaners chemicals or disinfectants Residue from these products could result in a blockage of the water recycling system If instruments are not cleaned this may compromise the efficiency of the sterilization process 13 4 When loading the autoclave note the guidelines that follow for each type of autoclave Vacuum and Non Vacuum Units Unwrapped solid items buttons and Load unwrapped solid items loose on trays or into cassettes Do not overload trays or cassettes see TECHNICAL DATA for maximum tray loads
34. not properly closed b Pressure Relief Valve safety valve This valve safely releases excess pressure up to a maximum of 2 85 10 barG c Microcomputer The microcomputer constantly monitors all key functions If an error arises it stops the cycle discharges pressure and causes the appropriate message to be displayed d Overheat Control The microcomputer operates in conjunction with an independent manual reset thermo stat to protect the heating element from overheating e Band Heater Thermostat vacuum units only This prevents the band heater exceeding a preset temperature The autoclave incorporates these safety features 9 Declaration 9 1 The design of the autoclave pressure vessel is approved by a third party to International Standards This equipment is defined as Installation Category 2 Overvoltage Category 2 Pollution Degree 2 in accordance with IEC664 10 10 1 The Autoclave should be installed by a competent person UK Customers should arrange for this equipment to be installed by an Eschmann Trained Engineer before use For free installation and service see section 1 1 All programmes and functions can be deactivated or reactivated by an Eschmann Trained Engineer on request The ability to achieve this is protected from tampering access can only be gained by use of a password Note that a levelling kit part number 112713 is available for the feet 11 Control and display details 11 1 Open
35. o the after sales service of Eschmann Equipment should be addressed to After Sales Service Department Eschmann Equipment Peter Road Lancing West Sussex BN15 8TJ Tel 44 0 1903 765040 Fax 44 0 1903875711 Also see Appendix 2 17 5 Printer message If a printer is fitted to your autoclave note that at specified intervals it will print a message to remind you that Service and Certification is due When this message appears Eschmann recommend that you contact them to arrange this as soon as possible see contact details in section 17 4 above ST IM61e LSS VACUUM amp NON VACUUM AUTOCLAVES TABLE 1 KEY TO DISPLAY A2 COTTO TOD Phase 1 LED 1 LED2 LED 3 Phase 2 LED 1 LED2 LED 3 Phase 3 LED 1 LED 2 7 Phase 4 LED 1 LED2 LED 3 Phase 5 LED 1 LED2 LED 3 Cycle started Chamber minimum fill achieved Chamber filled with water Heater on Approximately 90 C reached Final heating phase started Sterilization phase started One sixth of the sterilization time completed for each LED illuminated Condensing stage started Water removed from chamber Pressure approaching ambient Start of drying phase Drying phase 50 completed Cycle completed audible beep P11 20 amp ESCHMANN TABLE 2 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS See section 15 4 which provides instructions for accessing these special functions DISPLAY FUNCTION FO Protected f
36. ot in the correct orientation paper will not feed through the printer smoothly d Insert the cut end of the paper into the rear of the paper insert slot 12 Fig 4 2 Gently push the paper through the slot whilst pressing the paper feed button 15 Fig 4 3 until the printer mechanism grips the paper and pulls it through to the front of the printer DO NOT pull the paper Check that the printer ribbon lies flat and not twisted e Turn the paper roll by hand to take up any slack paper and then carefully return the printer unit to the vertical position Pass the paper from the front of the printer through the slot in the printer door 7 Fig 41 and 4 4 and close the door To lock the latch 17 Fig 4 4 press and rotate until it snaps ST IM61e LSS VACUUM amp NON VACUUM AUTOCLAVES locked Gently pull paper showing through the door feed slot to take up any slack DO NOT PULL HARD and then tear off against the cutting edge of the slot 18 4 Ribbon Cartridge Renewal CAUTION DO NOT USE ALTERNATIVE RIBBONS Only use ribbons that have been supplied by Eschmann Equipment Replace the ribbon cartridge before it becomes dry They contain a protective lubricant for the print head Replace during every third paper roll replacement Renew the ribbon cartridge as follows a Open the printer door remove the old paper roll and spring clip 18 Fig 4 2 b Support the printer in the vertical position an
37. ouch Rack 2222222 REF 87 040 66 REF 87 033 10 REF 87 033 18 REF 87 033 29 REF 87 040 71 Contains one device and 100 test strips Pouch small Pouch medium Pouch large Steam penetration test device ST IM61e APPENDIX 1 Special notes when using non drying cycle B4 Section 14 8 states that the door can be opened when the cycle without drying has been completed indicated both visually and audibly see 14 8 Opening the door allows the load to dry and avoids excessive condensation build up in the chamber If the door is not opened at the end of the cycle a pool of water may form in the chamber from trapped condensation and the load will be wet This pool of water may then come out of the chamber when the door is eventually opened Eschmann therefore recommend the following 1 When running the cycle without drying always open the door immediately the cycle has finished and unload the chamber as soon as possible If the cycle without drying is to be run overnight using the special function F3 always ensure the cycle is timed to finish when personnel have returned at the start of the next day to open the door and unload the chamber Do not start a cycle without drying at the end of the day if personnel are not going to be present when the cycle has finished to open the door and unload the chamber 4 If in doubt use either of the cycles with drying to eliminate the potential pro
38. outthe illustration page at the very back of this manual to familiarise yourself with the controls and displays shown in Fig 1 and Fig 2 11 2 Mains switch The mains switch is positioned atthe front ofthe autoclave bottom left The symbol I indicates on and the symbol 0 indicates off see 10 Fig 2 11 3 Push buttons see Fig 1 Installation Display change button Button is disabled during sterilization anddrying phases Atany othertimepress the button to display the cycle counter in display D1 Ifthe autoclave is running a cycle the display will show the cycle number in progress or if a cycle is not running the counter will show the number of cycles completed including any aborted The display will revert to show the time of day five seconds after the button is released P6 20 D Cycle temperature button Each time the D button is pressedthe cycle temperature will alternate between 134 C and 121 C The temperature selected will be indicated by the LED C adjacent to the temperature amp Unwrapped load with drying cycle button Press the button to select a cycle for an unwrapped load with a drying phase after sterilization The LED C adjacent to the amp button will illuminate to show that this cycle has been selected Unwrapped load without drying cycle button Press the button to selecta cycle for an unwrapped load without a drying phase after sterilization The LED C
39. pushing a new one into the rubber mount small spigot facing out 17 Maintenance ENSURE YOU HAVE READ SECTIONS 2 8 17 1 Fuse Renewal Fuses are fitted at the front of the autoclave item 9 Fig 2 For fuse ratings refer to TECHNICAL DATA To extract a fuse switch off the unit and disconnect from the mains power supply insert a screwdriver or small coin in the slot of the fuse holder and twist it counter clockwise After inspecting or renewing a fuse reverse the above procedure to re secure fuse holder 17 2 Preventive Maintenance Agreement We would strongly recommend that a P M A is taken out on your Autoclave Although the autoclave requires minimal maintenance it is important to have the autoclave checked and calibrated at regular intervals This ensures that the exacting conditions necessary for sterilization are maintained throughout the unit s working life 17 3 Errors and faults a If after switching on power there is no visual display first check power supply connections both fuses at the front of the unit see Fuse Renewal and the fuse in the mains plug if it is a fused plug b Ifan error occurs during a cycle i e any time after pressing the start button the cycle will abort and provided power supply to the unit is maintained the error number will be indicated by the visual display D1 displays D2 and D3 will be continue to show actual temperature and pressure c If power fails d
40. rease this time press and hold the CD button to reduce this time press and hold the amp button until the sterilization time is the desired value Press button to accept this time Pressing the button at any point before the cycle starts causes the autoclave to move back one stage in this process 14 6 2 ii If the cycle has a drying phase or will appear in display D2 to indicate that this cycle allows the drying time to be increased If sr4 does not appear in display D2 pass on to section 14 6 2 iii Display D2 is showing sr and display D1 will flash and show the current drying time in minutes To increase this time press and hold the D button to ST IM61e reduce this time press and hold the amp button until the drying time is the desired value Press button to accept this time Pressing button at any point before the cycle starts causes the autoclave to move back one stage in this process 14 6 2 iii The sterilizing cycle will now proceed automatically and the printer if fitted will commence printing vacuum cycles may pause to cool the chamber if it is above a preprogrammed limit As the cycle progresses indicator will show the cycle stage reached see Table 1 and the digital displays D2 and D3 will display the actual chamber temperature and pressure respectively During the sterilization or drying phase of a cycle if applicable the display D1 will show the nu
41. recycling practices ST IM61e LSS VACUUM amp NON VACUUM AUTOCLAVES 12 5 With the door open fill the reservoir via the filling cup item 2 Fig 2 up to the MAX mark engraved inside the filling cup Eschmann recommend the use of Sterile Water for Irrigation alternatively distilled or deionized water or water treated by reverse osmosis process can be used DO NOT USE TAP WATER Close the door onto the secondary catch only Note Only two litres of water are required to operate the autoclave the reservoir does not require filling to the MAX mark if only a few cycles are to be run before the reservoir is drained see 16 2 12 6 The autoclave has been designed to accept standard 100mm domestic extraction ducting at the rear of the unit Before connecting the unit to an extraction system to remove exhaust steam check which type of reservoir is fitted If it has 4 plugs A in Fig 3 remove them and reposition them in the holes marked B in Fig 3 If the plugs are not provided block of the holes marked B in Fig 3 with suitable adhesive tape and carefully make four holes 6mm diameter as shown A in Fig 3 Do not allow any swarf to enter the reservoir or make the holes lower than indicated 13 Loading the autoclave CAUTION When loading the autoclave take care that you do not damage the door or front face of the chamber especially the door seal and mati
42. restarting a cycle but before 23 24 and 25 detected a possible fault starting a new cycle check door seal and chamber sealing face and aborted the cycle are clean and not damaged Damaged seals need replacing continued over page P14 20 ST IM61e LSS VACUUM amp NON VACUUM AUTOCLAVES TABLE 3 ERROR NUMBER DETAILS AND REMEDIES continued from page 14 DISPLAY CAUSE REMEDY Water sensing error Check load is not touching water sensors item 17 Fig 2 and early in cycle re position load if required Dry the water level sensors item 17 Fig 2 If door fails to open see section 4 of Clearing error display and restarting a cycle Follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle Err27 28 Heating error Follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle but check 29 and 30 the reset button before starting a new cycle see section 17 3 f Water sensing error Gauze filter blocked see section 16 3 c and d later in cycle Check load is not touching water sensors item 17 Fig 2 and re position load if required Dry the water level sensors item 17 Fig 2 If door fails to open see section 4 of Clearing error display and restarting a cycle Follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle Door failed to open Follow Clearing error display and restarting a cycle but note during drying phase that it may be required to assist opening the door manually Door unloc
43. s on how to conduct this test consult manual ST IM55 issue d or later Vacuum Autoclave ONLY F6 Steam penetration test With display D1 showing FO close the autoclave door if open press P until Vacuum Autoclave ONLY display D1 shows F6 press Indicator p will flash press to open the door Note To conduct this test the indicator gq will illuminate Place the Eschmann LS5 Vacuum Type S and QuickVac door must be closed before Steam Penetration Test Device in it s pouch see test device instructions for use selecting F6 Also see 15 5 3 and into the chamber Close the door u will illuminate press the start button this will start a special cycle no drying D2 and D3 will show temperature and pressure as normal during the cycle At the end of the cycle the normal audible sound will be heard Press to open the door display D1 will be showing FO Remove the test pack and review the result within 10 minutes see Test Device instructions for use To resume normal use switch off the mains switch item 10 Fig 2 and then switch back on or press with the door open NOTE This function can also be used to carry out HTM2010 Performance Qualification PQ Tests in conjunction with the manuals detailed in sections 1 4 and 1 5 F7 Disinfect function NOTE The ex factory condition is for this function to be disabled It can be enabled if required during installation by an Eschmann trained engineer With displ
44. the hour to increase the hour press CD or to reduce it when correct press button amp to confirm The display D1 will show fi nut and D2 will show the minute to increase the minute press CD or to reduce it when correct press button display D1 shows FO display D2 and D3 will be blank The time and date are now set seconds were set to zero when was pressed Press with the door open to continue normal use ST IM61e P13 20 amp ESCHMANN TABLE 3 ERROR NUMBER DETAILS AND REMEDIES Clearing error display and restarting a cycle 4 Open the door Note u will be flashing open the door by pressing If the door fails to open see NOTE WARNING below there may still be water in the autoclave If an error display appears during a cycle do not NOTE Door opening problems Although unlikely there attempt to open the chamber door until the unit has may be up to a litre of water which could be HOT still in cooled for safety below 50 C and internal pressure the chamber Be prepared to collect this water in a suitable has fallen sufficiently to release the door see below container A built in safety feature inhibits door opening 3 Check pressure Where a cycle is aborted and or unless the following procedure is adopted Switch OFF at an error display is indicated the load should be treated mains switch item 10 Fig 2 Press and hold in the Door as non sterile The load should be re wrapped if open button
45. to be used This verifies the suitability of the autoclave s air removal stage for the day ahead Appendix 3 provides an example of a Test Log that can be photocopied and used to record the results Eschmann recommend the daily use of the device and the Test Log 15 5 3 Conducting the test Cycle includes a drying phase should be used to run this test or special function F6 reduced cycle time as no drying if the autoclave is cool and dry before loading it with the Device Remember the Device must be removed within 10 minutes of the cycle end 16 Cleaning and care WARNING Chlorine even in the concentrations found in tap water can cause stainless steel to crack and could damage the chamber Disconnect from the mains electrical supply before cleaning the Autoclave Also see Appendix 2 16 1 Keep chamber trays door seal and chamber face clean These should only be cleaned with a lint free cloth Clean the outside of the autoclave by wiping down with a cloth dampened with a 70 solution of industrial methylated spirit IMS and water Allow to dry by evaporation NOTE Do not use abrasive powders chemicals or solutions containing chlorine to clean the autoclave CAUTION In common with other systems containing static water reservoirs water used in this unit can become contaminated over a period of time or following an aborted cycle and should be treated as a potential risk of infection
46. unctions Printer test F2 Cycle history F3 Set delayed start F4 Leak Test Vacuum Autoclave ONLY Note To conduct this test the chamber temperature must be below 50 C to avoid an Error 38 and the door closed before selecting F4 P12 20 METHOD OF USE To use this function requires the knowledge of the PIN code This is normally restricted to a trained service engineer who has access to this code and the autoclave Service Manual Therefore access to protected functions is not available to the operator Note The printer should be loaded with paper before entering this special functions mode With display D1 showing F1 press the start button to start the printer test a character set printout display D1 shows F11 To stop the test press button the printer will stop at the end of the test cycle display D1 shows FO To resume normal use switch off the mains switch item 10 Fig 2 and then switch back on or press with the door open With display D1 showing F2 press the start button to start printing a summary of the last five cycles completed by the unit cycle temperature cycle type cycle count date and time at start of cycle date and time at end of cycle and the cycle result Display D1 returns to FO To resume normal use switch off the mains switch item 10 Fig 2 and then switch back on or press with the door open With display D1 showing F3 press the start button to
47. uring a cycle check supply conditions and fuses at the front of the unit and in the mains plug if fused also check the mains lead ST IM61e is correctly connected at both ends Once power is restored the display D1 will show the error number D2 and D3 will be blank until cleared by switching the autoclave off and then on whilst depressing the start button Release button when the display appears d Most errors will require investigation by an Eschmann trained engineer who will need to know the model serial number see the serial number plate item 8 Fig 2 and error number To display the last error number in display D1 press buttons CD and together at any time e Errors that can be corrected by the operator are detailed in the error table see Table 3 f Should the heating element reset thermostat operate in a nil water condition this can be reset by pressing the reset button on the underside of the autoclave approximately 11cm in on the left hand side underneath the unit as indicated on the side of the unit 17 4 Service The Eschmann After Sales Service Department is staffed and equipped to provide advice and assistance during normal office hours To avoid delays when making enquires please quote the Model and Serial Number of your Autoclave NOTE For location of the serial number plate see item 8 Fig 2 If reporting an error please quote the displayed error number All correspondence relating t
48. yed start time has been set Also see Appendix 1 On completion of the cycle the autoclave is ready for the load to be removed and normal use resumed without the need to exit from the special functions mode Note If the same delayed start time is required each day the setting can be entered quickly once display D1 shows F3 by pressing With display D1 showing FO close the autoclave door if open press P until display D1 shows F4 press Indicator pg will flash press to open the door indicator g will illuminate Close the door will illuminate press this starts an automatic leak test which checks to see if the autoclave system is still pressure tight Display D3 will show the chamber pressure after a few minutes display D2 will show the pressure rise to the nearest 0 1kPa Table 2 is continued over page ST IM61e LSS VACUUM amp NON VACUUM AUTOCLAVES TABLE 2 continued SPECIAL FUNCTIONS DISPLAY FUNCTION METHOD OF USE Leak Test continued After a further 10 minutes if the pressure has not risen by more than 1 3kPa display D2 will show PASS indicating the autoclave has passed the test or FA IL to indicate the autoclave has failed the test and an audible sound will be heard Press button P and wait until display D2 and D3 go blank To resume normal use switch off the mains switch item 10 Fig 2 and then switch back on or press with the door open F5 Air detection test For detail
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