User Manual For Horizontal Autoclave LD-LHA-I14
User Manual For Horizontal Autoclave LD-LHA-I14
User Manual For Horizontal Autoclave LD-LHA-I14
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Contents
Prologue .................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Chapter 1. Basic introduction ...................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Basic introduction ............................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Requirements on environmental conditions ............................................................................ 5
1.3 Technical advantage ........................................................................................................................... 5
1.4 Safety device .......................................................................................................................................... 6
Chapter 2. Technology parameters .......................................................................................................... 8
Chapter 3. Installation ................................................................................................................................. 9
3.1 Requirements positioning and environment............................................................................ 9
3.2 Water quality for pure water tank ................................................................................................ 9
3.3 Installation of circuit .......................................................................................................................... 9
3.4 Unpacking check .................................................................................................................................. 9
3.5 Installation .......................................................................................................................................... 10
3.6 Connection .......................................................................................................................................... 10
3.7 Debugging ............................................................................................................................................ 10
3.8 No-load test ......................................................................................................................................... 11
Chapter 4. Preparation before using ..................................................................................................... 12
Chapter 5. Operation instruction ............................................................................................................ 14
5.1. Sealing Door........................................................................................................................................ 14
5.2. Parameter setting ............................................................................................................................. 15
5.2.1. How to set parameters........................................................................................................... 16
5.3. Running ................................................................................................................................................ 16
5.3.1. Program running ...................................................................................................................... 17
5.3.2. Vacuum test (Leak detection) ............................................................................................. 18
5.4. Maintenance ....................................................................................................................................... 19
5.4.1. Basic parameter........................................................................................................................ 20
5.4.2. Printer set ................................................................................................................................... 20
5.4.3. Deviation correction ............................................................................................................... 22
5.5. Precautions ......................................................................................................................................... 22
Chapter 6. Maintenance ............................................................................................................................... 23
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6.1. Daily maintenance............................................................................................................................ 23
6.1.1. Things should be done before duty off ............................................................................ 23
6.1.2. Daily maintenance on main parts ...................................................................................... 23
6.1.3. Maintenance on electrical components........................................................................... 24
6.1.4. Scale removal............................................................................................................................. 24
6.2. Daily operating procedures ..................................................................................................... 25
6.2.1. Prepare before using .............................................................................................................. 25
6.2.2. Sterilization operation ........................................................................................................... 26
6.2.3. Things should be done after using .................................................................................... 26
Chapter 7. Quality assurance measures .............................................................................................. 27
7.1. Items must be cleaned before sterilizing ................................................................................ 27
7.2. Vapor source quality ....................................................................................................................... 27
7.3. Environment of sterilizing room ................................................................................................ 27
7.4. Packaged and placed ....................................................................................................................... 28
Chapter 8. Sterilization effect detection.............................................................................................. 29
8.1. Chemical detection ........................................................................................................................... 29
8.2. Biological detection ......................................................................................................................... 29
8.3. B-D test ................................................................................................................................................. 30
Chapter 9. General Maintenance and Urgency................................................................................. 31
9.1. Rise and carry .................................................................................................................................... 31
9.2. Faults Analyze .................................................................................................................................... 31
9.3. How to take down the cover: ....................................................................................................... 32
9.4. How to check safety valve: ............................................................................................................ 32
9.5. How to change safety valve .......................................................................................................... 32
9.6. How to change heater ..................................................................................................................... 33
9.7. How to clean the magnetic valve: ............................................................................................... 33
9.8. How to clean the water inlet filter ............................................................................................. 34
9.9. How to clean the drain water filter valve. ............................................................................... 34
9.10. Door safety interlock device .................................................................................................... 34
9.11. Pipeline description in the back of the sterilizer ............................................................. 35
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Prologue
3. Attention things
The sterilizer must be operated according to the procedures, which introduced in the
manual. If there were aborts, please read the aborts-analysis form and try to solve it yourself.
If you cannot, please contact us as soon as possible. We appreciated if the customers provide
the detailed depiction of the aborts and the medal of the details would be changed.
!! Be care:
Caution operators the possible light injury to human and damage to machine.
! Attention:
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Chapter 1. Basic introduction
➢ The main shell is made of stainless steel, and the inner surface is treated by
mechanical polishing and electro polishing, which is not only beautiful but also
greatly enhanced corrosion resistance.
➢ The door plank material inside is made of AISI304, the outside door plank is made of
AISI304 stiffener, and an insulation material coating is used to minimize heat
radiation.
➢ It is easy to communicate between the operator and machine; a 4.3-inch color touch
screen is adopted, which can dynamically show and print all kinds of parameters such
as temperature, pressure, and time during the sterilization cycle with a direct visual
effect.
➢ The model of pulse sterilizer heat quickly adopts a steam generator to provide steam.
➢ Exhaust the air in the chamber completely by pulse three times, be sure the sterilizing
medium is saturation steam, and realize efficient sterilization in a short time.
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▪ High performance special controller based on embedded microprocessor is used by the
system control, function is power and process control is accurate.
▪ Touch screen display, with beautiful and clear picture, easy to operate.
▪ Visual isolated pure water tank and circulating water tank system which avoid distilled
water disadvantage occurs during water-cycle, easy to clean and avoid heat generated.
▪ International leading automatic switch structure adopted ensures personal safety and
labor intensity reduced.
▪ Independent quick steam generator is adopted, and the whole process finishes within
30mins.
▪ The pot wall silica gel heating membrane used can arrive at preheating temperature
quickly and make sure of the good effect of drying.
▪ Equipped with built-in steam-water separator can effectively avoid wet pack, reinforce
drying effect and prolong service life of vacuum pump.
▪ Built-in vacuum pump with high quality is imported, pulse vacuum 1-6 times and vacuum
degree can arrives at -0.09 Mpa (-0.9Bar), to ensure effective removal of the air inside
dressing, sterilizing bag and dental hand-piece so as to get the optimum steam saturated
state.
▪ Perfect fault check system, the fault information is shown on touch screen display.
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➢ Over-pressure protection: double over-pressure protective device can release pressure
quickly to ensure personal and equipment safety once the pressure exceeds desired
value.
➢ Circuit safety protection: direct current control loop is equipped with over-pressure and
overload protector, exchange current main loop is equipped with short circuit and
leakage protector.
➢ Safety interlock door: electric lock adopted to ensure the sterilizer can begin to work only
if the door is closed properly. The door can’t be opened when pressure is in chamber or
the power supply is not connected.
➢ Motor door overload protection: the system will automatically reminder user to close the
door manually.
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Chapter 2. Technology parameters
Attention: if water quality in local is hard, please add soft water to circulating water
tank.
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Chapter 3. Installation
Meanwhile the two sides and the back of the sterilizer should be kept at least 25 cm from
other objects for the purpose of ventilation.
!!Caution:
➢ Electric character:≤15μS/cm
➢ Deodorant content:≤2mg/l
➢ PH value:5-7
➢ Rigidity:≤0.02mol/l
➢ Please check the water position in tank before every day operation.
Please check all components whether is damaged or lost carefully. If any question, please
contact us immediately.
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Please check that junction parts or fixed parts whether are loose carefully after a long-
distance transport, if happens, thus tightens it.
Please check accessories or spare parts whether are complete refer to packing list after
unpacking. If any problem, contact us immediately.
3.5 Installation
Only trained, experienced staff can install the device under the guidance of professional.
❖ Space: Both right and left sides of the device should keep no less than 0.5 meters away
from walls.
❖ Drainage: Drainage pipe need be lead to trench alone. Wide trench need be at least
200mm, depth need 200mm.
3.6 Connection
(1) Move the equipment to the suitable place.
(2) One side of water pipe connects external purified water tank, the other side connects
the joint in the bottom of equipment.
The equipment is placed on horizontal ground directly. The front of equipment should be
higher than its back.
(4) Power supply is set according to specific setting location and requirement.
3.7 Debugging
(1) The sterilizer contains pre-set procedures so user can modify program parameters
according to requirements during debugging.
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(2) Prior to debugging, please check such as electrical wiring, sockets whether drop out,
loose, check that water intake, drainage, steam and compressed air connection
whether are correct.
(3) Check whether the amount of purified water in the external tank is sufficient. Check
to see if the water level in the circulating water tank has reached its lowest point.
Fabric, instrument, 121℃, B-D test program can be no-load normally after parameters set.
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Chapter 4 . Preparation before using
1) The rested things on the instruments that need be sterilized should be washed firstly.
3) Go on washing after the instruments are washed in order to keep them clean.
4) Put different instruments, like stainless steel, carbon steel, and so on, in different
trays and make proper clearance among them.
!!! NOTICE:
1) If the instrument made of carbon steel is put in a stainless steel tray, disinfected or
CEB papers should be put on the tray first, with the purpose of avoiding them directly
connecting with each other.
3) In order to test the sterilization effect, put the biological spore indicator into the
articles once a week.
4) Ensure that the tools remain apart throughout the sterilizing procedure.
5) If the tray is overfilled, it could affect how the drying and sterilizing processes work.
6) The instrument should be packed with materials that breathe freely, such as
sterilized bags, papers, and chiffon fabrics.
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4.2. Preparation of rubber pipe sterilized
First use warm water to wash it, then put it on clean tray, make sure both ports of the pipe
are opened with no corner, distortion or twist.
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Chapter 5. Operation instruction
Warning: Don’t touch control panel at will, ensure screen surface clarity!
Figure 1 will be shown after the touch screen connects with electricity through self-checking
for a certain time. Press the picture or enter it into the main menu automatically, which
shows temperature and pressure inside the chamber, pressure in the generator, the current
clock, and so on. Enter into each sub-menu for follow-up operations through the main menu.
Figure 1
➢ In this picture, click blank place, then the system enters into the main menu as Figure
2 shown automatically.
Temperature and pressure in chamber are shown on the top left of picture.
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Figure 2
➢ Door operation
Don’t open the door by hand until pressure in chamber is close to local pressure (Pres:
0.0KPa)
a) Sterilization programs:
1. Unwrapped: unwrapped instrument program
b) Detection programs:
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5.2.1. How to set parameters
Figure 3
To get perfect sterilization effect, various default parameters are set. Meanwhile, the above
values can be adjusted according to requirement, and parameter set should ensure
sterilization effect. Drying time can be prolonged properly if higher demand for drying effect.
Press “BACK” button to “Main menu” picture (See Figure 2) after parameters set finishes.
5.3. Running
Press “Running” button, system enters into program running selection picture.
Figure 4
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Select suitable program based on goods to be sterilized from “Select” button.
For example, at pulse phase, pulse indicator is on flicker, corresponding valve and pump
work properly.
Figure 5
(1) Pulse stage: During this stage, air in chamber is exhausted, chamber is heated and cold
air is eliminated for many times.
Workflow: Firstly, water from the pure water tank runs into the chamber when the
vacuum value arrives at the pulse-down limit value. Secondly, heating starts in the
chamber until the steam value in the chamber reaches the pulse upper limit value, then
steam is exhausted to the pure water tank. So I repeated it several times, aiming to
eliminate the cold air inside the chamber.
(2) Heat stage: After pulse stage, purified water from pure water tank enters into chamber,
heating pipe begins to work and temperature rises in chamber reaching to sterilization
value.
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(3) Ster stage: Items to be sterilized during this stage, meanwhile, temperature will be hold
at setting sterilization temperature range.
(4) Release stage: Pressure in chamber relieves at this stage. Then, drying period starts.
(5) Dry stage: The temperature in chamber is hold through temperature in jacket, at the
same time, drying goes on by vacuum-pumping.
(6) End stage: At this stage, pressure in chamber is close to local pressure, buzzer sounds,
and message “Open door” shown indicates the whole process is over.
After that, the whole workflow finishes. Fetch sterilized items by opening the door.
During sterilization operation, if you want to cancel this action, press “Stop” button to stop
halfway, this sterilization fails.
If cancel the procedure when water from pure water tank injects into chamber, please open
chamber door and stay far away from the door to avoid scalding.
Pressure 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6
Temperature 116.9 118.5 120.1 121.6 123.1 124.5 125.9 127.2 128.5
Pressure 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5
Temperature 129.7 130.9 132.1 133.3 134.4 135.4 136.5 137.5 138.5
This test goes on in case of non-load in chamber. Press “Vacuum” button on operation
picture as Figure 6 shown.
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Figure 6
Vacuum test workflow: Firstly, vacuum test setting value reaches after vacuum-pumping
(Usually -80KPa set), then close all output to test pressure which lasts for 15mins. After that,
program begins to compare initial pressure value with ended pressure value, and count
vacuum leak rate which less than 0.13KPa/min is successful.
After the vacuum test, the message shown indicates opening the door. Press it, and the
program enters the “Main Menu” picture. (See Figure 2)
5.4. Maintenance
Figure 7
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5.4.1. Basic parameter
Press “Maintenance” button on main menu, enter into picture shown as Figure 7, modify
and set parameters by yourself.
Confirm the parameter setting value, touch corresponding value frame, then value keyboard
shows up and input the setting value you want.
Note: System parameters have been set before leaving factory. Please modify
it by professional if needed.
[Pulse up]– Pulse up-limitation indicates the maximum setting point of pressure in the
chamber in the process of a pulse.
[Pulse down]– Pulse down-limitation indicates the minimum setting point of pressure in the
chamber in the process of a pulse.
[Empty up]– The maximum pressure value is for door safety operations. Generally, 10 kPa
sets. If it is higher than 10 kPa, the door lock is on.
[Empty down]–Minimum pressure value is for door safety operation. Generally -10KPa set.
If it is lower than -10KPa, door lock is on.
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Figure 8
Press “Time set” button, enter into time set picture, then Press “OK” button after setting.
Figure 9
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5.4.3. Deviation correction
Figure 10
Press the “Deviation” icon to adjust value when temperature and pressure on touch screen
are not in accord with actual value.
5.5. Precautions
➢ Don’t touch indicator button of printer in case that it interrupts communication and
process stops during operation.
➢ Don’t press the selective button frequently if the touch screen does not respond.
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Chapter 6. Maintenance
Well maintenance can guarantee the sterilizer is in a good working state and has a long time
of use. So take care of the maintenance. Make sure the maintenance work is done without
using power or pressure.
Every week
Water rings have an effect on sealing and energy conversion. A large amount of water is lost
with steam exhaust, so water needs to be supplied constantly in the course of its work.
However, the water quantity should not be too large; if so, it will increase the pump power
loss and have an adverse impact on the working environment.
Water quantity should be adjusted through cut-off valve of water inlet pipe according to
practical situation.
Water quantity and water temperature affect vacuum rate and service life of pump directly.
Screw plug should be opened to drain out in pump, and then blocked drainage holes, filled
with saponification liquors when long-time shutdown. Otherwise, it is easy to produce
corrosion or cracking of the pump, which effect efficiency and service life of pump.
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Safety valve: It is designed to protect equipment and operator safety. Opening pressure and
return pressure have been adjusted before leaving factory, so it’s better for user not to
modify at will so as not to accident occurs.
Handle need be pulled several times at intervals of half a year, wash with steam in order to
prevent its parts from corrosion after a long-term inaction which results in overpressure
valve doesn’t work properly.
Non-return valve: Non-return valve is installed both on exhausting pipe of door and water
inlet inside chamber and is inspected regularly to ensure its sealing performance. The most
simple way carry out nozzle suction test after cleaned, no leakage is normal.
Solenoid valve: In order to ensure solenoid valve work properly, solenoid valve spool,
valve seat must be cleaned every quarter to prevent impurities affect the pipeline open and
close
• Electrical components and line are forbid to contact water. If happens, power can’t
be connected unless being handled.
• Dust must be cleaned every quarter.
• Check socket, interconnecting devices whether are loose, plug it tight if loose.
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(1) Firstly, let water in vacuum pump and circulating water tank go.
(2) Here is one three way on outlet, remove end cap of three way, Pour chemical
detergents into vacuum pump until vacuum pump, condenser and piping connected
with the chamber are full, waiting for 4 hours.(Other types of cleaning agents should
be the done followed by instructions).
(3) Take JT-100 water system security detergents as an example: blend cleaning agent
and water by ratio of 1:10 (as with other types of cleaning agents, they should be
followed by instructions), then open the vacuum pump to let water run into the
sewer. Finally, wash pump again and again until residuals all are removed.
Note: Avoid cleaning agents touching human body during the cleaning.
(1) Check purified water in external tank whether is enough to meet requirement.
Check water in Circulating water tank whether is over high level guard line. It’s
better for water level to keep on the bottom of water level, which can prolong
service life of Circulating water pump and ensure vacuum effect.
(2) Shut off power supply and control supply, press power switch, prepare for program
to operate.
(3) Mark operator’s name and test date on BD indicator paper, and then put it into
sterilizer to run BD test so as to detect equipment whether is leaked and normal.
(4) Strapping not too tight, chemical indicator tape is put outside, chemical indicator is
put inside when arranging package to be sterilized.
(5) Check whether sundries or damage is in seal ring and front closing plate, scrub with
a clean cotton cloth.
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6.2.2. Sterilization operation
(1) Open the sealing door, place sterilized items packaged into chamber after B-D test is
successful. There are gaps between packages and packages, don’t lean close to the
chamber wall and door panel).
(2) Close sealing door, select sterilization procedures according to items to be sterilized,
check parameters whether are correct, start program.
(3) Operator shall observe operational status closely without being away from the
equipment, if abnormal, handle the accidents timely.
(5) Don’t fetch items from chamber until pressure in chamber backs to zero after
sterilization.
(6) Sterilized items removed from chamber should be placed on shelf in order to prevent
secondary pollution.
(1) Open the front door, shut off power switch, cut off control power, power supply and
air compressor power.
(2) Inside and outside of sterilizer and operation room should be kept cleaned after daily
work finishes.
Pure water tank should be cleaned every week and water in Circulating water tank should
be replaced once two weeks.
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Chapter 7. Quality assurance measures
To get reliable sterilization effect, besides equipment designed, quality produced as well as
perfect maintenance, it’s also related to some human factors such as operator’s basic
knowledge of sterilization, working principle mastered, and operating standard carried out
strictly.
Note: Special attention to avoid being scalded under high temperature situation.
Pay attention to that it can’t reduce cleaning requirement through prolonging sterilization
time and raising sterilization temperature. It is better to use cleaning agent containing
enzyme to remove organics effectively.
(2) Steam drying: Saturated steam content can’t be lower than 97%.
(3) Water quality control: PH value range is 7~7.8, water should be softened.
The discharge outlet of waste steam and waste water must go through wall or be embedded
into trench, or be exhausted to air.
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7.4. Packaged and placed
➢ Dressing fabric wrapped in the folded should be appropriate in order to ensure steam
penetration.
➢ Adjacent packages should be kept 10mm away from each other, and loading should
not exceed 80% capacity of chamber in order to ensure steam smooth.
➢ It is better to sterilize the similar items at the same time. If different types of sterilized
items must be placed together, the temperature and time of sterilization are required
based on the items hardest to be sterilized.
➢ Items packaged should not be too tight, paste if by chemical indicator tape, with
chemical indicator placed inside it.
➢ Metal ware such as plates, pots, and bowls should be placed upright. The direction of
fiber material should be perpendicular to the horizontal plane. Glass bottles, glass
tube should be put downward or on its side in order to inlet steam and exclude air.
➢ Metal items should be placed underneath dressing package when they are sterilized
together, so that both of them can get the same heat, and avoid condensate water
generated by metal items wet packages.
➢ Large packages hard to be sterilized should be placed on top, small packages easy to
be sterilized should be placed below.
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Chapter 8. Sterilization effect detection
The detection for sterilization effect is used to judge the sterilization way whether is
reasonable and sterilization effect whether is reliable.
Put chemical indicator into sterilization package, after a sterilization cycle, fetch it and
compare with standard color. If the indicator color is darker than standard color indicating
sterilization successful, otherwise, it fails and need to be sterilized again. To make sure
sterilization accurate, chemical indicator should avoid contacting items whose surface is
easy to produce condensate water.
Chemical indicator tape: one side is coated with adhesive, another side is coated with
chemical indicator, which not only is used to distinguish "sterile" and " unsterile", but also is
used as a seal attached to the dressing wrapped package. After sterilization, initially judge
the sterilization whether is successful through indicator color changes.
• Detection methods: Put 3M product 132 ℃ (121 ℃) biological indicators into the
center of standard test package. Place the test package on the top of exhaust outlet in
chamber. Take test package out of chamber and put it into 3M product culture vessel
for 48 hours to observe the color change of medium. Detect negative control and
positive control.
• Results: All the colors of medium don’t change indicating sterilization successful,
otherwise, the color change from purple to yellow indicating sterilization failed.
• Handling: The items sterilized unsuccessfully can be sealed temporarily to find out
the reason of failure, and then be sterilized again. Examine production date, valid
date, of biological indicator carefully as well as whether its damages and polluted.
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• Debugging: It should be debugged for three times successfully prior to being put into
use before normal service or after being overhauled.
• Record: The test results should be recorded including: test date, sterilizing number,
sterilizing temperature, sterilizing time, indicator source, lot number valid date,
incubation temperature, incubation time, test results and examiner.
Note: Test package should be washed and can’t be scalded before using.
It should be open and dry for one hour once continuous test, then re-packaged without too
wet, too tight or too small.
• Prerequisite: Sterile package name, sterilization date or expiration date, and
packaging equipment check by name or code, seal a sterile marker.
As a result, only the description of the equipment and the cold vacuum residues, does not
mean that sterile items are sterilized qualified.
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Chapter 9. General Maintenance and Urgency
Repair
NOTICE:
Do the maintenance and repair work according to the instruction or under the guidance of
professional, do not do it by oneself.
!!! Advise: Be sure the maintain and repair work is done on the condition of no power
and pressure.
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Water in pure-water tank
doesn’t arrive at high water Check water source and water
Water shortage!
level (I11) within 4 min injection pipeline.
during water injection.
High water level signal (I12)
Circulating water Circulating water tank is full.
in circulating water tank is
tank is full. Please let water out.
detected by PLC.
Starting current of pump is
Input signal (I17) of thermal
Vacuum pump overload. Reset thermal
overload relay is detected by
overload overload relay, maintenance
PLC.
according to instruction.
Temperature controller signal High water level float impure-
Evaporator
(I07) in steam generator is water tank is broken, please
overheating!
not detected by PLC. change float.
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Only the professional worker can do it
When there’s fault, read the instruction to repair it, here are the particular instructions:
1) Discharge the fixed bolt of the safety valve, then take down the safety valve.
2) Change an eligible valve (standard: make sure the safety valve open when the
pressure between 0.25Mpa and 0.26Mpa).
3) Test the sterilization process.
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9.8. How to clean the water inlet filter
Water inlet filter locates in the side of water inlet pipe, it used to prevent impurity entering
the sterilizer chamber.
1) Disconnect the filters with screwdriver.
2) Wash the filter net with pure water.
3) Assembling the filter
Filter Cover
Filter
Water drain filter locates in bottom of inside chamber, it used to prevent impurity entering
water drain magnetic valve.
1) Disconnect the sterilizer cover.
2) Disconnect the filter net and filter cover with spanner.
3) Take out filter net.
4) Clean the impurity on the filter net with pure water.
5) Assembling the filter valve.
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3) Only pressure between chamber and atmosphere is in balance, magnetic lock can be
opened, then the door can be opened.
Micro Switch
Magnetic lock
1) Water tank drain valve: Drain water once a week to ensure that water tank is clean.
2) Vacuum pump drainage port: Connect this port to sewer or other place before you
start run.
3) Vaporizer drain valve: Drain water once a week to ensure that vaporizer is clean.
4) Vacuum pump inlet port: Connect this port to water pipeline before you start run.
For 1 and 3:
Water in the tank can be recycled automatic, maybe it is dirty after a period of time. So you
must change water once a week to ensure water is clean.
For 2 and 4:
Vacuum pump can work normally only when drainage port and inlet port are connected
correctly.
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