Technical Publications CRYSTAL18\23 Steam Sterilizer Operation Manual MADE IN PRG Manufactured with special specifications for. ELBADR EST. Importer & Sole Agent: ELBADR IMP & EXP EST EGYPT REV-C 2018 CEs:TANzO ¢ Regulatory Requirements Conformance Standards ‘The content ofthis instruction is fit for sterizers. ‘Above sterilizer accord with the requirements of European Class B. 93M42IEEC S7I23IEC EN 61010-1 EN 61010-2-040 EN 13060 EN 613261 ‘Ths product complies withthe regulatory requirement of the following: + Council Directive 92442/EEC concerning medical devices: ‘The CE label affixed to the product testiies compliance to the Directive. ‘The location of the CE marking is shown in this manual Certifications ‘Manufactory is EN ISO 9001 and EN ISO 13485 certified, Original Documentation ‘The original document was written in English Declaration of Conformity Council Directive 93/42/EEC concerning medi ‘The CE label afixed to the product testes compliance to the Directive. ‘The location of the CE marking Is shown in this manual. In this manual there are present the CE certification and the Conformity. Check appendixes. REVc Page 3 of 48Tanzo 6 Table of Content Resuiatory Requirement. Revision Histo... Reguistory Requirements Table of Content. Chapter 1 Introduetion.. 1.1 Attention “ 1.2 Usage Indications 4.3 Contraindication,. Chapter 2 Safety. 2.1 Explanation Symbol 2.2 General Safety Recommendations. 23 Safety Parts. 2.3 Operation Risk.. 24 Protection Device. “ (Chapter 3 Receiving and Installation, 3.4 Check the Packag 3.2 Unpacking the Accessorie ‘2.3 Installation Environment 3.4 Sot o 3.5 Power Connection, (Chapter 4 Description And Specification 4.3 Open View... 4.4 Extomal Size, 4.5 Loading Size 4.6 Specification, 4.7 Steriization Cycle, Chapter § Panel and Functions... 5.1 Controlling Panel 5.2 Menu, nines 5.3 Window of Sterilization Process. ‘Chapter 6 Operation Process. 6.1 Switching On, 6.2 Distilled Water Adding, ; 6.3 Alarming if Used Water Reservoir is full Reve Page 4 of 48TAN20 aS 64 Selecting Sterilizing Program. om) 6.5 Loading Articles, 30 6.6 Closing the DoOf an 32 6.7 Starting @ Program... . 33 5.8 End of The Sterilization Working Cycle. 34 6.9 POWEL Off nnn 34 6.10 Abnormal Exiting... 38 36 Chapter 7 Essential Information 7.4 Please Ensure the Following, 7.2 And Please Do Net. Chapter 8 Maintenance, 8.1 Maintenance Schedule Chart 8.2 Dally Maintenance.. 8.3 Weekly Maintenance (More Often If Necessary) 8.4 Monthly Maintenance, 8.5 Other Maintenance... Chapter 9 Servicing By the Approved Technician... Chapter 10 Transportation and Storage. 10.1 Preparation before Transportation and Storage. 10.2 Draining 410.3 Conditions Far Transportation And Storage. 10.4 Package. Appendix 1 Instrument Which Need To Sterilze, 43 ‘Appendix 2 Error Code List 44 Appendix 3 Electric and Pipeline Drawings. os se oA Pipeline Drawing, 45 Electric Drawing, 46 a7 Appendix 4 The Standards of Tasting Reve Page 5 of 48Tanzo c Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Attention * This manual consine necessary and sufficient information to operate the system safely, ‘ke optimal use, a safe and reliable operation, regular and correct servicing requirements, * Retd and understand a istructons inthis manual before attempting o use the product Keep this manual withthe equipment at all times, Periodical review the procedures for Operation and safety precautions. 1.2 Usage Indications ‘plication to all wrapped or nonswrapped, soi, how load products ype A and porous Products oF related arti laboratory, surgical room, emergency room, ic hospital and so on, by doctors. and This steriizer can be used for dental clini ephthaimology, gynecology and steam, cosm professionals, 1.3 Contraindication There is no any contraindication ofthis equipment. Reve Page 6 of 48TANz0 Chapter 2 Safety 1 Explanation Symbol Device Icon Deseription “ATTENTION” ~ Refer to this Operation Manus’ is intended to alan ihe user {refer fo the operation manual or other instructions when complete Information cannot be provided on the label "ATTENTION —Pay aerion oe igh Tapers aba ana ) tote sear exer when ees tn string ©) “Protective Earth’ - Indicates the protective eerth (grounding) terminal. LN "CAUTION" Dangerous voltage” (the ightning flash with arrowhead) ls used to indicate electric shock hazards. Label Icon Description ‘Symbol for-SERIAL ‘Symbol for [sn] NUMBER" J "MANUFACTURER" ‘Sento or “AUTHORISED. REPRESENTATIVE IN THE EUROPEAN communrry ‘Symbalfor DATE OF ‘Symbol for CAUTION® MANUFACTURE® REvC Page 7 of 48TANZO Chapter 2 Safety 2.4 Explanation Symbol Device Icon Description “ATTENTION” ~ Refer to this Operation Manual" is intended to alert the user to refer to the operation manual or other instructions when complete information cannot be provided on the label. "ATTENTION" — Pay attention to the high temperatures in the chamber, and to the sterllzer exterior when exhausting system is running. “Protective Earth’ Indicates the protective earth (grounding) terminal. "CAUTION" - Dangerous voltage” (the lightning flash with arrowhead) is used to indicate electric shock hazards. POP Label Icon Description ‘Symbol for "SERIAL ‘Symbol for wuwser J “NAMUFACTURER" ‘Symbol for "CATALOGUE, ‘Symbol for “AUTHORISED NUMBER" REPRESENTATIVE IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. ‘Symbol for "DATE OF ‘Symibol for “CAUTION MANUFACTURE" eal ei Revc Page 7 of 48TANZ0 € Manual Prompt Note indicates that conceming Informalon which easier or helpful in operation] | Gaution | Indicates that a potential hazard may exist which through inappropriate ] | [sere | | * Property damage, Damage to machine Warning | indicates tht a specific hazard a known to @xSt which Ove | consitions or actions may cause: ‘Severe personal injury Substantial property damage + Substantial damage to machine NOTE: Indicates precautions or recommendations that should be used inthe operation, REVC Page 8 of 482.3 Operation Risk Please take attention on avoid operation risk during operation, Scald Risk ‘Every time open the door after finish the cycle, please keep an appropriate distance, because the chamber sill have rudimental steam with high temperature, avoid to be scalded, Every time open the door after fnish cycle, please not touch the main door and chamber, because of high temperature, and avoid to be scalded. Pollution Risk Please clean the chamber after every time use to avoid rudimental contamination left inside chamber 2.4 Protection Device Device Name Function Plastic orfabric glove | Useful during load and remove ericles, avoid scald, Reve Page 11 of 48TANZO © Chapter 3 Receiving and Installation 3.1 Check the Package Please check package carefully when you receive the product i: — Gross Weight ‘S2kg 58kg 3.2 Unpacking the Accessories Open the package and take the product ou, remove the paste bag then open the door to take all the accessories and check as followed: [No | PartName | ay [4 [Teyteme 1 lece 2 | Trays sets 1 | 3. | Tray removal tong 1 piece | 4 [Draining tube [1 piece 5 | Adsing watertube | 1 piece 6 _| Power supply cable 1p 7 | Door gasket 1 piece 1 piece 1 Operation manual L_[ Peer REVC Page 12 of 49TANZO ¢ 3.3 Installation Environment ‘The stellzer should be set in a place which at least has 10cm distance with each side (20cm of the top) as followed: 10cm Jocm | L_10cm ononag utd ‘goaigg oo The sterilizer should be set in a place with good vantlation. ‘The temperature of enviroment'5-40. The humidity of environment: $85% ‘Atmosphere pressure:860Hpa~ 1080Hpa ‘An earth connection is essential CAUTION D0 NOT PUT ANY STUFF WHICH EASILY MELTS NEAR THE STERILIZER. 3.4 Set The sterlizer should be set on level table or place; the front-end should be a litle bit higher then back-end. ‘The sterilizer cooling and vent area should not be jammed or blacked, ‘Do not put any stuff on the top of the sterilizer. Do not put any stuf infront of the door, o avoid accident when open the door. Do not put any corrosive stuff near the sterilizer to avoid accident or risk. eens REVC Page 13 of 48TANzZO ¢ tt 3.5 Power Connection ‘% The sterilizer should be connected with a stable and separated power source % Powor socket is at the back of the sterilizer ‘® Please confirm the connection power is complied with specification of nameplate at the back of sterilizer CAUTION DO NOT BEND THE POWER WIRE TO AVOID DAMAGE OF POWER WIRE DO NOT PUT ANY HEAVY STUFF ON THE POWER WIRE TO AVOID DAMGE OF POWER WIRE DO NOT USE OTHER POWER WIRE TO AVOID DAMAGE OF STERILIZER DO NOT TRY TO ADD THE POWER WIRE TO AVOID ACCIDENT AND RISK \asw Wrong REVc Page 14 of 48 7.awzo ¢ Chapter 4 Description And Specification TANZO Touch C 18\23L 4.1 Front View the Description 1. Water Filing Port Manualy fling water 2. Drainage Pon Connected to used water tank 3. Woter Filing Port Automatically ling water 4. Drainage Port Connected io main water tank 5. Internal Printer Inieral printer to print steiizaion rece afer fished eye. 5. Power Supply Switch Standard green power switch 't will show temperature, pressure or other sterilization 7. Displaying Window information on the window, easy for you to operate during the working Fh ‘safe door locker to open and close 8. Door Handle Dow andle with safe door locker to open and close the REVC Pago 15 of 48___tazo 6 4.2 Rear View Name Description 9. Fuse Protect product when the power isnot stable. 10. Power socket Connected with power source 11. Vent area Output heat trom this vent area by condenser 12. Printer out port Connect mini printer and output sterizaion record 13, Relief Valve Leak pressure automatically when over working pressure 14. Namepiate Basie information of manufacturer 4.3 Open View Name Description 418. Air Fiter Filter the air end ensure air into chamber is clean 16, Door Gasket For sealing the door 17. Tray Frame To load the articles Revie Page 16 of 48 7TANzO © 4.4 External Size So QO | |) sees il 2 Bs 5s an ‘aa ileal cc ne Dow semen aroun Sus stopond to cour sacrocts 4,5 Loading Size ‘The loading size of steriizer as followed: 204 285. 204 18 Medel 23 Model 4.6 Specification Basie Specification Rated voltage: @.c.220V-230V,50H2 Rated power: 181 1S00VA, 23. 1700VA Fuse: T10A Operation temperature: 5~40°C ‘The board affording weight: 4000 Nim? Noise :< S0db_ ‘The maximum capacity of a plate: 10003, “The frequency of water draining: once a day, drain the water once you find “waster water over” during operation. ‘The maximum duration of using loading test: 9Omins. ‘The maximum thermal radiation eneray under the condition of 20°C~26'C:<2000J. Revic Page 17 of 48ob Sterilizer Chamber: Material: stainiess stl (for medica) Max, work pressure: 2.6 bor Min, work pressure: -0.9 bar Max. temperature: 145 °C Chamber volume: 18L(@245%360mm) 23L(@245%470mm) Loading size: 18. (198*204%285mm) _29L(198%204%*385mm) Max. loading weight: 18L (3.07kg/om*) 231 (3.21kg/em*) Working pressuretemperature: 1.10~1.a0bar'i2+'C=122 2.10~2:30barF194'C~1381C Wiater volume for one oyte:046L (rin) 0.18. (maxd Sterilizer Steam Safety Valve: Safety release pressure: 2.45 bar Max. Working temperature: 160 °C ‘Water Tank ‘Main water tank volume: 181 (3.5L) 23L (4L) CAUTION WATER ADDED INTO MAIN WATER TANK MUST USE DISTILLED WATER! AND WATER TEMPERATURE MUST UNDER 400, Test Method Vacuum Test BBD Test Helix Test REVc Page 18 of 48TANz0 6 4.7 Sterilization Cycle 41-2 pre-heating 2-3 prewvacuum 344 sterilizing 4,5 alr-discharging 56 drying 6-7 stabilizing 4-7 entire duration Table—Types of sterilization cycles Type | Description of intended use ‘The sterilization of all wrapped or non-wrapped, solid, hollow load products type A B and porous products as represented by the test loads in this standard, The sterilization of products as specified by the manufacturer of the sterlizer including non-wrapped solid products and at least one of the following: porous s Products, small porous items, hollow load products type A, hallow load products B, single wrapped products, muiple-layer wrapped products. NOTE 1 | The description identifies ranges of products and test loads ‘Non wrapped sterlized instruments are intended either for immediate use or fer non NOTE 2 Sterile storage, transport snd application (e.g. to prevent cross infection), Reve Page 19 of 4BTANZO Chapter 5 Panel and Functions 5.1 Controlling Panel 5.1.1 Integrated display AA Display the chamber pressure, unit is: bar B. Display the chamber temperature, unit isC ©. Display the cycle situations. Please see the circumstance which is attached (Steriizer operation cycle display chan). D. Display the alatm error code when the sterlization gives the alarm during the working cycle, then you can check and find the maifunction components according to the error code, 5.1.2up choosing © buton Up choosing has the functions that are used for setting down the cycle program and filing in water pump, Press this button you can choose the folowing programs, and if press button for 3 seconds, the machine would enter into filing in water ‘automaticaly program, and the LCD would display the working cycle state. 5.1.3 down choosing © button Down choosing has the cycle program, press this button you can also choose the following programs. st ® puton Press this button for 3 seconds, it wil enter into the eyele progam choice menu, and then pieese press © or © button to choose he cele program as you nee 518 © sutton Tris button is used for confirmation on the start or end the cycle and removing the malfunction ‘of program. After you choosing a certain program, please press this button to confirm it. Press the machine again will start a working cycle. Keep pressing It for 5 seconds during a program any time, the cycle will be terminated. CAUTION PLEASE CONTACT YOUR DISTRIBUTOR OR AUTHORIZED PERSON WHEN, ERROR CODE DISPLAYED. Revie Page 20 of 48TANZ0 € 5.2 Menu 5.2.4 Main menu When you open the power such you wil sce the operation information and lst rogram on the window, Open the door before working EMERGENCY 134C-Oamin-O8min-T (00015) PRINTER OFF 12-05-2012 10:28:36 AROS 2012 10:28:36 CLOSE THE DOOR 1208s © suteno ener the chosing men, APROGRAM W ser WINDOW DESCRIPTION fi EMERGENCY, | - EMERGENCY: 134 C Mmin, itis a fast working BA Deni eyele, one lime vacuum; working temperature Obmin Ime 1340; Working pressure 2.tbar; sterilization cycle time 4 minutes; and drying ime 8 minutes, *® WSELECT ¢ eee oot Revc Page 21 of 48‘SOLID 134°C 04min 08min Itime VSELECT TANzZO ¢ SOLID: 134°C4min, itis used for nude and solid instruments, one time vacuum, working temperature 134 ‘C , working pressure 2.tber, sterilization cycle time 4 minutes, drying time 8 minutes. HOLLOW 1340 04min 10min _3time &® WSELECT HOLLOW: 134°C /4min, it is used for packaged instruments or hollow hand-pleces, three times vacuum, working temperature 134 °C , working pressure 2.1bar, sterlization cycle time 4 minutes, drying time 10 minutes. a SANGUINARY 134°C 18min 10min 3time SELECT SANGUINARY: 134 °C /1€min, it is used for the sanguinary or virulent bacillus on the instruments. Three times vacuum, working temperature 134°C, working pressure 2.1 bar, sterilization cycle time 18 minutes, drying time 10 minutes. E ‘SOLID | 120 20min min Itime SELECT SOLID: 121°C/20min, itis used for nude and solid instruments. One time vacuum, — working temperature 121 C, working pressure 1.1bar, sterilization cycle time 20 minutes ,drying time 8 minutes. F] HOLLOW, 121°C 20min 10min 3time 4 SELECT HOLLOW: 121°C /20min, it is used for packaged Instruments or hollow hand-pieces. Three times vacuum, working temperature 121 °C working Pressure 1.1 bar, sterilization cycle time 20 minutes, drying time 10 minutes. F GLASS 121°C 20min 08min Itime SELECT GLASS: 121 C /20min,it is used for gless instruments. One time vacuum, working temperature 134 °C, working pressuret.tbar, sterilization cycle time 20 minutes, drying time & minutes. REVC Page 22 of 48TANz0 6 tno TAMPON TAMPON: 121 °C /ominit fs used for porous Le Somin instruments or hané-pieces. Tree times vacuum, fas Gees working temperature 121 , working pressure ‘.tharsteization cle time 30 minutes, crying 1 Went time 18 minutes, TEST B&D BED: 194°C /8.Smin, itis a helix and B&D test ie 35min Brogram. Three times vacuum, working ait ane temperature 124 °C , working pressure 2.1bar, storiization cycle time 3.5 minutes, diyng time 3 — minutos. LO TEST HELIX HELIK 1940/8.min itis helx and B&D test ie 35min Program. Tiree times vacuum, working fo oe temperature 134 °C , working pressure 2.tbar, sterlization cycle time 35 minutes, drying tine 3 “SELECT mame. in User-detines Userdetined: A usr defines the sterlzaton data by himsel User could setup the working 134°C 4min temperature, vacuum times, sterilization cycle 03min 3kime time, crying tme ete. Speciy the date before staring a cjcle, Please see 5.3. Operation “SELECT process-User-defined. 2 TEST VACUUM ‘min SmimlOmin VACUUM iin, itis @ vacuum testing program. Vacuum time § minutes, keep pressure time 10 minutes. ® SELECT press © or © ton cose ne poan, ress ©) puton toca REvC 23 of 48TANZ0 taro 5.2.2 Setting In the Choosing menu to press ©) button to enter Setting program Av PROGRAM > TIME ser PRINTER W serup LANGUAGE, Press © or © wutento changeit tens, res © to ener submenu 5.2.2.4:Time Setting Press © or @ raton to horense or decrease vues eno ress ©) to change items, press © to save and exit 5.2.2.2: Printer Setting PRINTER ‘ALL/ ON/OFF press © e+ © maton um O or OF he pier, cons ALL spr dt ich cars the value each 30sees Reve Page 24 of 48—_—. tao 5.2.2.3: ‘anguage Setting LANGUAGE h. English S.Pyeck a Espaiiol 6. Italian Prats © o © sation chore langues 0, and then ress D) to save ane exit 5.2.3 Special Sterilization Setting [ii User-defined Userdefined 134°C 4min P1340 amin 03min 3time 03min 3time @ SELECT SELECT SSS Et strc | Program No. 11 “User-defined” is used for seting up the special data in ‘order to get Perfect sterization effect. “User-definee” program operation process, # Press ® to emer tw Usercetn program, en sess ®t switch toms: ‘Sterfzation temperature, steritzaion time, drying tin, times of vacuum # Press © or © sutton io set vaue ofeach tem, + Press © button to contin, press again to start he ole, Reve Page 25 of 485.3 Window of Sterilization Process 3 times pre-vacuum program example: HOLLOW TANzZO ¢ HOLLOW 7347072. 1ba HOLLOW 134°0/21ba 3 1: 04 ‘wo | |2 | 3: 24 e.08 I V “Detar 806C First vacuum HOLLOW 134°C/2.1ba Taber 121.6 “Oaabar 6060 First pressurizing ‘Second vacuum HOLLOW 134°C/2.1ba HOLLOW 134°C/2. tba 3 2: 18, ‘aoa | |? 4: 02, 1 ota Tidbar 12166 “Oa2bar 808 ‘Second pressurizing Third vacuum HOLLOW 1340/2. ba HOLLOW 1340/2.1ba 3 2: 82, 523:19) c ar \ E2613 VY VY VT t ‘Tabar__ 130.60 2iabar 1460 Third pressurizing Sterilizing HOLLOW 134°C/2-1ba al 3 E2643 END (00016) 35: 30 Taber 708.6C bar 80.6 Exhausting and Drying END Page 26 of 48TANZ0 ¢ 1 time pre-vacuum program example: EMERGENCY CSUR SOB Tb fee Y/ WT Behar TOR aT Pata Tistvacum ‘SOLID 134°C/2,iba ‘SOLID 134°C/72,1ba Tibar_ 127.6 surizn ‘SOLID 134°C/2. iba 2bar__ 1346.60 ‘Sterilizing ~ END (007) 25 30 O7abar__ 1086 “O0ibar S06 Exhausting and Drying Reve ENO Page 27 of 48TANz0 C Chapter 6 Operation Process 6.1 Switching On Please connect the power cord before you start the operation. The power switch to control the Unit turn on or of. is located back right comer of the sterilizer. When you tun the power on, you may see followed window: Dooris open before tum on power switch | Daoris closed before lum on power sulich ‘OPENTHIE DOOR BEFORE WORKING ‘OPENTHE DOOR BEFORE WORKING 23.6 fem >I] 4 02 [oar ® e (CLOSE THE DOOR (OPEN THE DoOR (lose the door and then do next step ‘Open the door fist, then fo close the door folow | the information on window, and do next step 6.2 Distilled Water Adding ‘OPENTHE DOOR BEFORE WORKING Distilled water tank ‘empty alarm 23.6 foi =>(( 0.02 bar) Lose Tu DOOR ‘After you connecting to the power and select the corresponding program, ifthe screen shows ‘an WATER FILLING ARROW as above, which means the water in the water storage tank is of its lowest level and you have to add water in, Ifthe ARROW appears on the screen, even you press “startstop” button, it will nat work elther, REvC Page 28 of 48,TANZO € 0 you need to add distiled water in unt the lowest required level can be reached, ‘You can fil in water automatically or by manual on the top of the machine, ‘Automatically: Connect the water tube with the machine left lower comer inlet connector as "ght peturearow marke, please see the picture, and press ©) buton fora seconds by manusl: open up the top cover, fo fil in water according tothe pie 3, stop filing in water ‘again when you hear beep sound. Water Filing Port I the water shortage alarmed during the steriizin, you should not wory about it the water will rot influence this process. The water that had been left in the tank is adequate for the ‘operating cycle, but you need to add water in ime, so as to ensure the next operation, CAUTION USE DISTILLED WATER ONLY TO EXTEND THE LIFE TIME OF THE MACHINE. DO NOT TILT THE STERILIZER WHEN THE RESERVOIR IS FULL OF WATER. 6.3 Alarming if Used Water Reservoir is full (OPEN THE DOOR BEFORE WORKING 23.6 fea all 0.02 {bar (P) Oe (CLost THE DOOR ‘The LCD screen shows WATER DRAINING ARROW during the sterilizing, which means that the used water reservoir needs to be drained out. ‘Connect the waler tube to the machine left lower comer inlet connector as right picture arrow marked, please see picture. REVC Page 29 of 49TANz0 € Used Water Outer Generally, the maximum temperature of drained water should be under 70. It is higher, you Reed to check whether the fan operates normally, or contact the local distributor immedietely, ‘we will offer our best service to you in no time. 6.4 Selecting Sterilizing Program Ensure no alarm information on LCD, before selecting the sterilizing program. town esas © sion ss wor roo le, Salt eso ogum nen yeuwan, nen ress D to contin anasto 6.5 Loading Articles Instruments should be put on the instrument trays with some gap between each articles so that the steam can be ventilated freely. Please use the attached handle tool to load instrument trays into chamber to avoid scalding . Arrangement on Trays before Sterilization ® Read the folowing instructions for proper usage and maintenance of articles and materia Make sure that the articles of different materials ere separated and placed on different trays. In case of carbon steel articles, place 2 towel or paperawrap between the tray and the aricles in order to avoid a direct contact. ‘ Allthe articles must be sterilized in an open position. Make sure that the articles remain apart during the sterlization cycle. Do not overload the trays, REV.C Page 30 of 48TANzZ0.C Drawings explain: CAUTION RECOMMENDED TO CLEAN THE ARTICLES BEFORE LOADING, ATTENTION IT IS HELPFUL TO TURN ON POWER FOR WARMING 5 TO 10MINS BEFORE RUNNING PROGRAM, IF THE ENVIROMENT TEMPERATURE UNDER 10 DEGREE RVC Page 31 of 486.6 Closing the Door Close the door after loading the articles. LCD wil not display alarm when latch the door handle fully, When close the door, however, ifthe chamber is warm and steam stil be left in it, you may feel a strong resistance when you close the door. You just have to push harder and latch the handle completely. You may also leave the door open to release the steam and kindly close the door again. Or you can push the door in while you turn the door handle. Anyway, latch the door handle completely Ifyou sill unsure the door has been ciosed property. You can also adjust the door tthe door not close well, the LCD screen wil show “close the door” and remind you to close the door completely. CAUTION THE DOOR SHOULD BE SHUT TIGHTLY BEFORE RUNNING PROGRAM ‘TO AVOID THE DANGER. Attention THE LCD WILL DISPLAY AN ALARM IF THE DOOR IS NOT CLOSED FULLY, ‘THE STERILIZER WILL NOT RUN UNLESS THE DOOR HAS BEEN CLOSED COMPLETELY. IF THE DOOR HAS BEEN OPENED DURING THE CYCLE, ‘THE STERILIZER WILL DISPLAY: DOOR IS OPEN DURING THE CYCLE! IF so, pLease press @ To CANCEL THE ALARM, THEN CLOSE THE DOOR COMPLETELY AND RESTART. Page 32 of 48TANZO ¢ 6.7 Starting a Program lose te door completely, and press @ button to star a working cyte, the LCD wil delay the ole stale. The sterizer wil heat, strize and dying the instruments automaticaly fr YoU. The whole process wil ake 20-50 minutes. It depends on the object being sterlized, the intial temperature, and the program you selected, Process Display: Entre cyte time Status time Tempereture and pressure inside chamber Cycle finished: ‘terization Evaluation Time of Entire Cycle ‘Temperature and pressure Inside chamber d Coo017 >) S14 ease | CAUTION DO NOT PUT OR COVER ANY STUFF ON THE MACHINE TO KEEP HEAT VENTING WELL, Reve Page 33 of 48TANz0 6.8 End of The Sterilization Working Cycle. When working cycle finished, the LCD Screen wil give you a sound of alering, and then you can open the door and take the steriized instruments cut. WARNING DO NOT TRY TO OPEN THE DOOR IF THE PRESSURE DOES NOT SHOW “OBAR". When the door of sterilizer opened, the program will return to the intial state, heat-preserving and waiting for next sterilizing cycle, before start a new program it will be kept in @ heat-preserving condition all the while. CAUTION AFTER STERILIZING HAS BEEN FINISHED, PLEASE USE THE MATCHED ‘TONG TO TAKE THE TRAYS OUT FROM STERILIZING CHAMBER. IT WILL BE BETTER TO STORE STERILIZED INSTRUMENT AFTER THEM HAVE BEEN COOLED DOWN TOTALLY. 6.9 Power Off Ifyou finished the stettization, please tum off the power switch. The power switch ight will be off, and close the door but do not lock i Ido not use it fora tong time or for storage, please unplug the power cord. ATTENTION DURING THE STERILIZING, WE SUGGEST THAT YOU USE THE INDICATOR TAPE. PUT THEM IN THE CHAMBER IN ORDER TO ENSURE RELIABILITY OF STERILIZATION. Reve Page 34 of 48TaNz0 ¢ toe 6.10 Abnormal Exiting Inthe cycle, it the program i interrupted by the ero or press ©) button more than 3 seconds itwil enter “Abnormal Exiting program as followed windows” WARNINGS Abnormally exit O73bar 7086 in this state the air release solenoid valve will be opened and exhaust ar. You have to cancel this information by ress ©) button, and thon to back nema state window. WARNING DO NOT TRY TO OPEN THE DOOR IF THE PRESSURE DOES NOT SHOW “OBAR", Reve Page 35 of 43TANZO € Chapter 7 Essential Information Please ensure the sterilizer operated correctly. It is very important to follow below points and carry out the necessary maintenance procedures as specified. 7.1 Please Ensure the Following. ‘You have read and follow these operating instructions. ‘The load is suitable for sterling inthe cycle selected, ‘The load can be steriized at the selected temperature. ee ee The load has been rinsed thoroughly in clean water before sterilization to avold any ‘chemical residues left after cleaning contaminating the sterilizer. ‘When placing instruments on trays, ensure that they are placed on the ris of the tray to help drainage), they must not touch each other and must not interfere with other trays or the chamber above. + Only distled, deionized or sterile water can be used. 4 Tho sterlzer should be set in 8 ventilated area The steiizers not installed in an enclosed cupboard space, 4 Keep the door ajar if notin use. Only qualified personnel could do the service of sterzer. + Keep and reserve the package for transportation 7.2 And Please Do Not. lose this manual + ...add any chernicals or whatsoever analogous water tothe sterilizer. % _..allemptto sterilize volatile substances, toxic materials or other unsuitable loads. Refer 10 your “Authorized Person’ for advice, place the striizer in direct sunlight. place the sterlizer on heat sensitive surtaces. 4 use inappropriate cleaning materials drop or abuse the sterzer, se in areas of risk associated with flammable materials or gases. REV.C Page 36 of 48Tanzo © Chapter 8 Maintenance 8.1 Maintenance Schedule Chart Maintenance Required Person Responsible Daily Clean Door Gasket User Clean Chamber User Wookly Clean Chamber, Trays and Rack User Clean Water Draining Filter User Monthly Clean Reservoir User Yearly Performance Vericalion and maintenance | Quaifiod venice personne} As Required Change Door Gasket User Cleaning function User Ho 8.2 Daily Maintenance Cleaning Door Gasket WARNING Refer to qualified personnel for Servicing: Never use a wire brush, steel ooh abrasive material, oF chloride-containing products to ciwen door and chamber assembly. “Caution hot surface. Avold eontact:= ensure that the ‘Sterlizeris cooted down fully before cleaning to avoid bume Reve Page 57 of a5Tanz0 c Cleaning After Liquid Loads Biological media tends to beil at @ higher rate than other liquids during venting, This causes ‘media to be spattered inside the chamber. Therefore, the chamber must be cleaned daily When you are sterilizing media, Cleaning as follows: + Allow unit to be cooled down, ‘Wipe out chamber and door with a clean, damp cloth WARNING Failure to keep the interior of the stainless steel chamber free of mineral deposits and debris can cause premature failure of the sterilizer. 8.3 Weekly Maintenance (More Often If Necessary) Cleaning Chamber, Trays and Rack ‘Atleast once a week, the trays and tray rack should be removed from the sterlizer chamber. The trays, tray rack and chamber should be thoroughly cleaned to remove any deposits from the surfaces, ‘Clean the trays, rack and chamber (especially the bottom of the chamber) with appropriate antibiolagical cleaners. Wipe all residues from the surfaces with a dampened, lint-free cloth, WARNING To prevent from collection of mineral deposits and corrosion of chamber components, use distilled or detonized water only as specified. Clean chamber after each use if sterilizing saline solutions. Cleaning water draining filter (pic 8-1) pic 8-1 Water draining fter might has been jammed by some dust because of use for a long-term, so sffect of vacuum and drying would be influenced. Some tny impurity might be deposited on the filter after a long-term use, blocking the fiter, 50 as to influence the effect of the vacuuming and water discharging. The kinds of imourty come from smeary dust on the instruments being steriized or some calefcation in the water. Keep cleaning of the inside chamber in order to meke ife-time of filer much longer; please take the following advice for consideration: Reve Page 38 of 48TANz0 ¢ % Use eligible distiled water; “The instruments should be closned before placing in; itis good to se specified packing forthe instruments with olor ether impurity, don’ forget to seal up, Rotate the water fiter which composed by fier net tube(A) and fer holder(B) inside the hamber, Clearing the part A.and B, ensure that there is no any dirty thing on it( We 'g Machine). Then set it back and rotate to the (pic 8-2) 8.4 Monthly Maintenance Cleaning Reservoir ‘There are come impuriies and some toxins had been lft behind in the reservoir because ——— 4 Quantum of leak TANZ0 © ‘on the condition of the vacuum - 0.07 Mpa, the sterilizer] shouldn't leak 0.013Mpa within ten min, 15 Leak forbid ‘The sterilizer can't leak under the work pressure 16 Protective earthing Impedance ‘The impedance between protective earthing pomnt of the Power input faucet end protective earthing can be touched all metallic parts, doesn't over than 0.10. 7 ‘Successional leakag current under the Work temperature @) Earth leakage current on the normal condition: © | <0.5Ma the single blooey state: <1 mA ) Crust leakage current on the normal condition: <0.1 Ma__ the single blooey state: <0.5Ma 18 19 2 Dielectric strength with Working) Temperature Ne-load Hollow load Dryness, solid foad, dousle wrapped Reve 3) A-ak lt should bear the sine wave test alemnative| voltage .S0H2, 1500v, which between the web power input port and protecive earthing can be touched all metalic paris. it lasts 1 min, and hasn't the | shenomenon of breakage and lashover _| b) A-a2: It should bear the sine wave test alternative voltage, 50Hz, 1500v, which between the web power input port and the enclosure of which fst be pretended earthing. It lasts 1 min, and hasn't the phenomenon of breakage and flashover For all loads except hollow load A, the presence of saturated steam inthe usable space and the lead is deemed to have been achieved when, throughout the holding time, all temperatures measured in the usablo space and the load: (Attention: the theory of steam temperature is accounted by measuring pressure, which | can be considered the test temperature.) {are not lower than the sterilization temperature are not more than 4 K above the storlizaion| |temperature: do not differ rom each other by more than 2 K. | The usable place temperature during the no-load can notoverthan the scope of highest temperature, | The hollow load A and B, As for testifying whether the saturation steam existing is relevant to the color change, by distinguish used chemistry direction system whether it was according to the direction system manufacture For wrapped loads, any remaining moisture shal not lead to wet packages and shall not result in detrimental effects on the sterilizer load. Any remaining water droplets on the inner side of the fim of laminate pouch shall evaporate within 5 min, For load the moisture content shall not exceed 0.2 % Page 48 of 48