B Futura

Te c h n i c a l m a n u a l
code 97071170 rev. 02
B FUTURA
B CLASSIC
S CLASSIC
C E F L A S . C . Vi a S e l i c e Prov. l e 2 3 / A - 4 0 0 2 6 I m o l a ( B O)
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TECHNICAL MANUAL - B CLASSIC / B FUTURA / S CLASSIC
CONTENTS
1. FUNCTIONING..............................................................................................................................................................................3
1.1 STANDBY..............................................................................................................................................................................3
1.2 WARM-UP.............................................................................................................................................................................4
1.3 1st VACUUM PHASE............................................................................................................................................................5
1.4 1st PRESSURE RISE...........................................................................................................................................................6
1.5 2nd VACUUM PHASE...........................................................................................................................................................7
1.6 2nd PRESSURE RISE..........................................................................................................................................................8
1.7 3rd VACUUM PHASE............................................................................................................................................................9
1.8 3rd PRESSURE RISE / STERILISATION PROCESS.........................................................................................................10
1.9 DISCHARGE.......................................................................................................................................................................12
1.10 DRYING...............................................................................................................................................................................13
1.11 VENTILATION.....................................................................................................................................................................14
1.12 PRESSURE LEVELLING....................................................................................................................................................15
2. ALARMS ..............................................................................................................................................................................16
2.1 ERROR ALARMS - CODE “E”.............................................................................................................................................16
2.2 FAULT ALARMS - CODE “A”...............................................................................................................................................16
2.3 HAZARD ALARMS - CODE “H”...........................................................................................................................................18
2.4 ACCESSORY ALARMS - CODE “S”...................................................................................................................................18
2.5 LCD E INDICATIONS..........................................................................................................................................................19
2.6 LCD A INDICATIONS..........................................................................................................................................................25
2.7 LCD H INDICATIONS..........................................................................................................................................................34
2.8 LCD S INDICATIONS..........................................................................................................................................................38
3. SYSTEM RESET.........................................................................................................................................................................42
3.1 FUTURA SYSTEM RESET.................................................................................................................................................42
3.2 CLASSIC SYSTEM RESET................................................................................................................................................43
4. SERVICE MENU..........................................................................................................................................................................44
5. TECHNICAL DATASHEET..........................................................................................................................................................75
5.1 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST01 - STEAM GENERATOR..................................................................................................75
5.2 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST02 - MANIFOLD...................................................................................................................78
5.3 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST03 - DOOR GEARMOTOR ASSEMBLY..............................................................................80
5.4 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST04 - PRESSURE TRANSDUCER - SAFETY PRESSURE SWITCH...................................81
5.5 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST05 - PT1 SENSOR - CHAMBER TEMPERATURE SENSOR.............................................83
5.6 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST02 – DOOR ADJUSTMENT.................................................................................................84
5.7 FIRMWARE UPDATE..........................................................................................................................................................86
6. NETWORK CONNECTION - USER INTERFACE.......................................................................................................................89
EN CONTENTS 1
B CLASSIC / B FUTURA / S CLASSIC - TECHNICAL MANUAL
2 CONTENTS EN
1. FUNCTIONING
1.1 STANDBY
Upon power-on, the autoclave goes into STANDBY mode. User-selectable standby options are as follows:
- STANDBY OFF
- STANDBY ON
In the STANDBY OFF mode, the following components are powered off:
- solenoid valves;
- fans;
- water pump;
- vacuum pump.
The following components are not turned on:
- chamber band heater;
- generator heating element.
In the STAND BY mode the chamber heater is powered on and controlled by a heat controller that maintains:
- chamber temperature at 50°C with the door open
- chamber temperature at 100°C with the door closed
On STAND BY ON mode and door closed solenoid valve EV5 is activated.
STAND BY - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
VACUUM
EV1 EV2 EV3 WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN
Drain Air inlet Drain Low

bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)
Off Off Off Off

OFF Off (0) OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
open closed closed closed
Off Off Off Off
ON
Off (0) OFF OFF OFF ON OFF
door open
ON Off Off Off On
door Off (0) OFF OFF OFF ON OFF
closed open closed closed open
EN FUNCTIONING 3
1.2 WARM-UP
When the door is closed, if one of the 6 available sterilization cycles is selected and activated, the door is locked and
the WARM-UP phase is activated.
During this phase are warmed up:
- chamber by the chamber heating element;
- generator by the generator heating element;
until reaching the following temperature levels.
- tube bundle heating element > PT3 temperature reading - 110°C;
- generator heating element > PT2 temperature reading - 140°C;
- chamber > PT1 temperature reading - 60°C.
When the above values are reached, the next phase begins. This is the 1st VACUUM PHASE.
The 1st VACUUM PHASE will start after 10 minutes even though the temperature readings are below the values listed
above.
The WARM-UP phase is divided into 2 sections:
- section 1 continues until PT2 temperature reading = 110°C
- section 2 continues until PT2 temperature reading = 140°C
During section 2 of the WARM-UP phase, the following components are turned on:
- vacuum pump
- solenoid valve EV2 (air suction)
- solenoid valve EV4 (vacuum pump bypass)
so that the pump reaches its regular operating conditions and any condensate in the tubes is eliminated.
WARM-UP - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
EV1 EV2 EV3 VACUUM
WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN

bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)
On Off Off On
Section
Off (0) OFF OFF OFF ON ON
1
closed closed closed open
Off On Off Off
Section
On (1) ON OFF ON ON OFF
2
open open closed closed
4 FUNCTIONING EN
1.3 1st VACUUM PHASE
This phase marks the beginning of the sterilization cycle proper. As the vacuum pump is activated, the maximum
vacuum level in the chamber, namely – 0.80 bar, can be reached (S 17 Classic -0.75 bar).
The tube bundle heating element of the chamber and the generator heating element remain activated throughout this
phase so the steam generation can be managed properly.
The 1st VACUUM PHASE must ensure that as much air as possible is removed from the chamber. In order to achieve
this, repeated steam shots are injected as pressure drops to aid removal of any remaining air.
These steam shots are operated automatically according to pressure value in the chamber as follows:
- steam shot starts > chamber pressure reading – 0.70
- steam shot ends > chamber pressure reading – 0.60
This sequence is repeated 3 times, and pressure drops until reaching the preset vacuum level of – 0.80 bar. This value
triggers the next phase, namely the 1st PRESSURE RISE.
The control system operates the solenoid valve EV2 (air inlet) when it is needed to improve vacuum pump perfor-
mance, which may be the case during the last pressure drop phase.
1st VACUUM PHASE - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
VACUUM
EV1 EV2 EV3
WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN
bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)
On Off On Off
Drop
On (1) ON OFF ON ON ON
to vacuum
closed closed open closed
Off Off Off Off
Steam
On (1) ON ON ON ON ON
shot
A preset minimum pressure value can be reached during the vacuum pulses; this value varies with each vacuum pump
type installed on the autoclaves.
VACUUM PUMP PMIN [bar]

Type H5 -0.75
Type H5P3 -0.80
Type EVO10 -0.80
Type EVO30 -0.80
EN FUNCTIONING 5
1.4 1st PRESSURE RISE

During this phase, steam injection into the chamber is activated to raise pressure back up to 1.00 bar from the negative
value reached during the vacuum pulse.
Pressure is raised in two steps; firstly, from – 0.80 bar to 0.00 bar, and then from 0.00 bar to 1.00 bar.
During the first pressure rise step, solenoid valve EV2 is activated to compensate for any air pockets which may have
developed in the hydraulic circuit outside the chamber.
The tube bundle heating element of the chamber and the generator heating element remain activated throughout the
pressure rise phase to ensure that the proper temperature is maintained in the chamber and enable fast steam genera-
tion.
1st PRESSURE RISE - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
VACUUM
EV1 EV2 EV3
WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN
bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)
Step 1
Off On Off Off
from
On (1) ON ON OFF ON ON
- 0.80 to
0.00
Step 2 Off Off Off Off
from 0.00 Off (2) ON ON OFF ON ON
to 1.00 open closed closed closed
After the 1st PRESSURE RISE is completed properly, the sterilization cycle continues as pressure is lowered again to
the same negative value as during the 1st VACUUM PHASE during two additional VACUUM PHASES, which are sepa-
rated by a second PRESSURE RISE up to 1.00 bar.
6 FUNCTIONING EN
1.5 2nd VACUUM PHASE

During this phase of the cycle, the pressure in the chamber, which had reached 1.00 bar during the 1st PRESSURE
RISE is lowered by releasing steam through solenoid valve EV1 and the condensate fraction through solenoid valve
EV3, which is connected to the chamber filter.
Upon reaching 0.10 bar, solenoid valve EV4 is activated and has the vacuum pump – which had been activated at the
beginning of the 2nd VACUUM PHASE – lower pressure further to approach – 0.80 bar.
No steam shots occur during this phase.
2nd VACUUM PHASE - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
VACUUM
EV1 EV2 EV3
WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN
bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)
Direct Off Off Off Off

steam Off (2) ON OFF ON ON ON
discharge open closed closed closed
Direct On Off On Off
condensate Off (2) ON ON OFF ON ON
discharge closed closed open closed
Pressure
drops On Off On Off
from 0.10 On (1) ON ON OFF ON ON
to -0.80 closed closed open closed
bar
EN FUNCTIONING 7
1.6 2nd PRESSURE RISE

This phase is similar to the 1st PRESSURE RISE, in that pressure rises back up to 1.00 bar from the negative value
reached during the vacuum pulse.
The sequence of vacuum pulses and pressure rise phases eliminates nearly all air left inside the sterilization chamber,
as well as any air contained in any hollow bodies or porous materials included in the load.
Eliminating air ensures optimal steam diffusion and equal temperature at all points of the load.
2nd PRESSURE RISE - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
VACUUM
EV1 EV2 EV3
WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN
bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)
Step 1
Off On Off Off
from -
0.80 to
0.00
After this phase, the 3rd VACUUM PHASE is carried out in the same mode used for the 2nd VACUUM PHASE.
8 FUNCTIONING EN
1.7 3rd VACUUM PHASE

This phase, which takes place right before the PROCESS phase, includes both direct steam and condensate discharge
and a forced pressure drop to – 0.80 bar achieved by the vacuum pump.
3rd VACUUM PHASE - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
VACUUM
EV1 EV2 EV3
WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN
bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)

Direct
On Off On Off
con-
Off (2) ON ON OFF ON ON
densate
discharge
Pressure
drops On Off On Off
from 0.10 On (1) ON ON OFF ON ON
to - 0.80 closed closed open closed
bar
EN FUNCTIONING 9
1.8 3rd PRESSURE RISE / STERILISATION PROCESS

Alternating pressure drops to a vacuum value of – 0.80 bar with two pressure rise phases up to 1.00 bar ensures that
a residual amount of air of 0.06% of total initial air is retained.
After the phases outlined above, a 3rd PRESSURE RISE begins that introduces the STERILIZATION PROCESS prop-
er, which occurs at 134°C/2.15 bar or 121°C/1.10 bar, depending on which type of cycle has been selected.
During this pressure rise phase, the different components are in the same (on/off) states as during the previous phases.
3rd PRESSURE RISE - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
VACUUM
EV1 EV2 EV3
WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN
bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)
Step 1
Off On Off Off
from -
0.80 to
0.00
After the pressure and temperature values set for the selected sterilization cycle have been reached, a BALANCING
phase of nearly 15” is activated to stabilize temperature inside the chamber before the PROCESS phase proper begins.
Maximum, normal and minimum pressure values to be observed during the BALANCING and PROCESS phases are
set for each cycle.
Cycle type Pmax Pnorm Pmin

121°C 1.14 1.11 1.08
134°C 2.17 2.14 2.12
During the BALANCING and PROCESS phases, the control system takes the following actions as required:
- it powers on the tube bundle heating element of the chamber to raise value T in the chamber
- it powers on EV1 to discharge steam from the chamber when pressure rises above the allowed Pmax value
- it powers on the water injection pump/EV6 to inject steam into the chamber when pressure drops below the allowed
Pmin value
10 FUNCTIONING EN
EN FUNCTIONING 11
1.9 DISCHARGE
When the PROCESS phase is completed, the DISCHARGE phase begins. During this phase, all steam is discharged
from the chamber and a vacuum value of - 0.80 bar is reached.
Just like the previous PRESSURE DROPS TO VACUUM phases, the DISCHARGE phase begins with a natural de-
pressurization phase that uses the pressure generated by steam, during which only the drain solenoid valves EV1 and
EV3 are operated.
To achieve complete DISCHARGE, until achieving – 0.80 bar, the system keeps lowering pressure by means of the
vacuum pump and operating the solenoid valve EV4.
Again, the solenoid valve EV2 is activated to balance pressure inside the hydraulic circuit and aid the operation of the
vacuum pump.
DISCHARGE - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
VACUUM
EV1 EV2 EV3
WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN
bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)

Direct On Off On Off
condensate Off (2) ON OFF ON ON ON
discharge closed closed open closed
Pressure
drops On Off On Off
from 0.10 On (1) ON OFF ON ON ON
to -0.80 closed closed open closed
bar
After the DISCHARGE phase, the DRYING phase begins. This phase is an integral part of the sterilization cycle.
12 FUNCTIONING EN
1.10 DRYING
This phase of the sterilization cycle eliminates any moisture left inside the chamber and fully dries the load.
Drying is achieved by maintaining a negative pressure level inside the chamber, so that condensate can evaporate
even at temperatures below 100°C.
The drying phase has a different duration for each sterilization cycle (e.g. 12’ for 134°C universal cycle). During the dry-
ing phase, a series of pressure pulses take place in the chamber, approximately between - 0.80 bar and - 0.40 bar, to
aid total removal of any residual steam; the number of pulses may vary depending on the moisture content in the load.
During the pressure rise phases that take place during these pulses, solenoid valve EV5 is activated to let air flow into
the chamber through the bacteriological filter; this air flow aids steam removal.
DRYING - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
VACUUM
EV1 EV2 EV3
WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN
bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)
On Off On Off
Pressure
drop
On Off On On
Pressure
rise
closed closed open open
When the standard drying time – plus any additional drying time set by user –have elapsed, the VENTILATION phase
begins.
EN FUNCTIONING 13
1.11 VENTILATION
During this phase, pressure starts rising again gradually to achieve a balance with ambient pressure.
Pressure is raised by keeping suction in the chamber active through the vacuum pump, while air is admitted to the
chamber through the bacteriological filter/EV5; VENTILATION ends upon reaching a pressure of > -0.30 bar in the
chamber.
VENTILATION - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
VACUUM
EV1 EV2 EV3
WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN
bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)
On Off On On
Pressure
rise
closed closed open open
Next, the PRESSURE LEVELLING phase and finally the CYCLE END phase begin.
14 FUNCTIONING EN
1.12 PRESSURE LEVELLING

The PRESSURE LEVELLING phase restores ambient pressure, which a condition necessary to achieve cycle end and
enable door opening.
Chamber pressure is brought to ambient pressure levels by letting air flow into the chamber through the bacteriological
filter/EV5, without suction.
LEVELLING - components on state
BUNDLE HTR
GENERATOR
HTNG ELMT
CHAMBER
EV4 EV5
VACUUM
EV1 EV2 EV3
WATER
STATE
PUMP
PUMP
Drain Air inlet to
FAN
bypass chamber
High (NO) (NC) (NC)
(3V) (NC)
Off Off Off On

Pressure
Off (2) ON OFF OFF ON ON
rise
open closed closed open
After chamber pressure has reached – 0.02 bar, the CYCLE END begins and a corresponding indication appears on
the display.
It only at this time that the door release control is enabled and user may open the door, bringing the autoclave back
into STANDBY mode.
EN FUNCTIONING 15
2. ALARMS
2.1 ERROR ALARMS - CODE “E”
CODE ALARM DESCRIPTION INDICATION ON LCD MODE

ERRORS (category A)
E 000 Blackout BLACKOUT 2
E 001 Voltage of power supply line too high OVERVOLTAGE 1
H2O QUALITY INSUFFICIENT -
E 002 Water conductivity threshold 1 exceeded 1
CHANGE CARTRIDGE PURE (*)
E 003 Water conductivity threshold 2 exceeded QUALITY H2O BAD 1
E 004 Network power frequency reading error NETWORK FREQUENCY ERROR 1
E 010 Door open DOOR OPEN! 1
Door lock system (closing) activation 1 (then reattempt
E 020 DOOR LOCK TIMEOUT
timeout exceeded or turn off)
Door lock system (opening) activation 1 (then reattempt
E 021 DOOR LOCK TIMEOUT
timeout exceeded or turn off)
E 022 Door lock microswitches failure DOOR LOCK PROBLEM 2
The water in the feed tank is at minimum
E 030 MIN WATER LEVEL 1
level
Maximum level of water in the drainage
E 031 MAX DRAIN LEVEL 1
tank
The MAX water level in the filling tank has
E 042 MAX FILLING LEVEL 1
been reached
E 900 Vacuum test failed (during TEST PHASE) TEST FAILED 2
Vacuum test failed (during STAND-BY
E 901 TEST FAILED 2
PHASE)
Vacuum test failed (vacuum pulse timeout
E 902 TEST FAILED 2
exceeded)
E 998 Access from remote in Service Mode REMOTE SERVICE 1
E 999 Manually interrupting the cycle MANUAL INTERRUPTION 2
2.2 FAULT ALARMS - CODE “A”

List of alarm codes, messages displayed on the LCD and relative RESET modes:

ALARMS (category A)
A 032 Tank level sensors inconsistency H2O LEVEL PROBLEM 1
A 040 Automatic tank filling failed TOP-UP PROBLEM 1
WARNING: After feed tank max level has been reached with
A 042 TOP-UP PROBLEM 1
Automatic Filling or Pure, stop the device
Temperature sensor PT1 failed
A 101 PT1 INTERRUPTED 1
(sterilization chamber)
(steam generator)
(tube bundle heating element)
(conductivity measurement compensation)
Temperature sensor PT1 short-circuited
A 111 PT1 SHORT-CIRCUITED 1
(sterilization chamber)
16 ALARMS EN

ALARMS (category A)
(steam generator)
(tube bundle heating element)
(conductivity measurement compensation)
A 116 ADC error ADC ERROR 1
REFERENCE HEATING
A 120 Reference heating element acquisition chain fault 1
ELEMENT FAULT
REFERENCE HEATING
ELEMENT FAULT
REFERENCE HEATING
ELEMENT FAULT
REFERENCE HEATING
ELEMENT FAULT
REFERENCE HEATING
ELEMENT FAULT
REFERENCE HEATING
ELEMENT FAULT
GENERATOR WARM-UP
A 201 Generator pre-heating not executed before timeout 2
PROBLEM
HEATING ELEMENT
A 202 Pre-heating not executed before timeout 2
WARM-UP PROBLEM
A 250 1st vacuum pulse not reached within timeout PV1 TIMEOUT 2
A 251 1st pressure pulse did not reach 0.00 bar within timeout ATM1 TIMEOUT 2
A 252 1st pressure pulse did not reach 1.00 bar within timeout PP1 TIMEOUT 2
A 353 1° return to 0.10 bar pressure not completed within timeout DISCHARGE TIMEOUT 2
A 253 2nd vacuum pulse not reached within timeout PV2 TIMEOUT 2
A 254 2nd pressure pulse did not reach 0.00 bar within timeout ATM2 TIMEOUT 2
A 255 2nd pressure pulse did not reach 1.00 bar within timeout PP2 TIMEOUT 2
A 356 2° return to 0.10 bar pressure not completed within timeout DISCHARGE TIMEOUT 2
A 256 3rd vacuum pulse not reached within timeout PV3 TIMEOUT 2
A 257 3rd pressure pulse did not reach 0.00 bar within timeout ATM3 TIMEOUT 2
3rd pressure pulse did not reach 1.15 bar (121°C) or 2.15 bar
A 258 PPP TIMEOUT 2
(1343°C) within timeout
A 260 Chamber depressurization not completed within timeout DISCHARGE TIMEOUT 2
A 360 Chamber depressurization not completed within timeout PPD TIMEOUT 2
Chamber levelling (chamber levelling not completed within
A 261 LEVELLING TIMEOUT 2
timeout)
1 = OK (warning) - Tap OK on pop-up window.

2 = OK + door unlock / RESET - Keep OK pressed for 3 seconds on the pop-up window and the autoclave will start the
procedure to open the door in full safety. When the RESET key appears in the left area of the LCD, hold it pressed for
3 seconds.
EN ALARMS 17
2.3 HAZARD ALARMS - CODE “H”

HAZARD (category H)
H 150 The MPX pressure sensor is broken MPX INTERRUPTED 2
H 160 MPX pressure sensor short-circuited/not connected MPX SHORT-CIRCUITED 2
H 400 Pconv/T ratio not balanced (Pconv>T) (PROCESS phase) INCORRECT P/T RATIO 2
H 401 T/Pconv ratio not balanced (T>Pconv) (PROCESS phase) INCORRECT P/T RATIO 2
Temperature above the MAXIMUM limit
H 402 T ABOVE MAX LIMIT 2
(PROCESS phase)
Temperature below the MINIMUM limit
H 403 T BELOW MIN LIMIT 2
(PROCESS phase)
Temperature fluctuating over limit T FLUCTUATING OVER
H 404 2
(process phase) LIMIT
Pressure above MAX limit
H 405 P ABOVE MAX LIMIT 2
(PROCESS phase)
Pressure below MIN limit
H 406 P BELOW MIN LIMIT 2
(PROCESS phase)
Retention time incorrect
H 410 TIMER PROBLEM 2
(PROCESS phase)
Excessive pressure
H 990 EXCESSIVE PRESSURE 2
(sterilization chamber - MPX)
Overheating
H 991 PT1 OVERHEATING 2
(sterilization chamber - PT1)
Overheating
(steam generator - PT2)
Overheating
(tube bundle heating element - PT3)

2 = OK + door unlock / RESET - Keep OK pressed for 3 seconds on the pop-up window and the autoclave will start
the procedure to open the door in full safety. When the RESET key appears in the left area of the LCD, hold it pressed
for 3 seconds.
2.4 ACCESSORY ALARMS - CODE “S”

ACCESSORIES (category S)
FLASH MEMORY NOT
S 001 Flash memory not accessible 2
ACCESSIBLE
S 002 Flash memory full FLASH MEMORY FULL 2
S 003 SD memory card not accessible SD CARD NOT ACCESSIBLE 2
S 004 SD card full SD CARD FULL 2
S 005 USB stick not accessible USB STICK NOT ACCESSIBLE 2
S 006 USB stick not accessible USB STICK NOT ACCESSIBLE 2
S 007 USB stick full USB STICK FULL 2
SD Card not accessible
S 008 SD CARD NOT ACCESSIBLE 2
(touch only-impossible to transfer data)
S 009 Printer not connected NO PRINTER 2
S 010 Paper out or printer set-up error PRINTER: PAPER OUT 2
18 ALARMS EN

ACCESSORIES (category S)
S 011 Closed printer door PRINTER: DOOR OPEN 2
S 012 Printer set-up error PRINTER NOT READY 2
S 020 Report backup request after 250 cycles CARRY OUT BACKUP 1 - Download NEW cycles
Overwriting alarm after 500 cycles
S 021 OVERWRITING 1 - Download NEW cycles
(Classic only)
Check through watchdog that one of the
S 030 SYSTEM ERROR 2
main tasks has not crashed
Check through hardware watchdog that
one peripheral device is not blocked
Check through watchdog that one of the
main tasks is not blocked (e.g. infinite loop)
S 040 Check log saving in the flash memory LOG ERROR 2

2 = OK + door unlock / RESET - Keep OK pressed for 3 seconds on the pop-up window and the autoclave will start the
procedure to open the door in full safety. When the RESET key appears in the left area of the LCD, hold it pressed for
3 seconds.
2.5 LCD E INDICATIONS
LCD E 000 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

BLACKOUT Blackout. 24Vdc < 15V in cycle.
Possible causes / Checks Solution
Power supply voltage failed When power supply is back, observe the indications that appear on the LCD to open
suddenly. the door. Reset the alarm to repeat the sterilization cycle.
The autoclave was
Power on the autoclave and observe the indications that appear on the LCD to open
switched off accidentally
the door. Reset the alarm to repeat the sterilization cycle.
from the main switch.
The autoclave switched off
Reconnect the power cord and observe the indications that appear on the LCD to
when the power plug was
open the door. Reset the alarm to repeat the sterilization cycle.
pulled from the socket.
The alarm appears at each Ensure that the operator has reset the alarm properly and provide advice as to proper
power-on. operation
Test the 16-a mains fuses for continuity using a tester Replace blown fuse with an
There is a problem with the
equally rated fuse. Power on the autoclave and observe the indications that appear on
fuse holders.
the LCD to open the door.
Check to ensure that plug is not overtight.
Check the fuse holder plug.
Loosen plug a bit to achieve proper tightening.
Problem with power cord –
If damage is found, replace the complete power cord.
check power cord.

OVERVOLTAGE Overvoltage. 24Vdc < 34V in cycle.
Power supply voltage Disconnect the power cord and check mains voltage. Value must be within nominal
outside limits – check voltage limits +/- 10%.
power supply voltage. If outside limits, do not connect the autoclave and check the power mains.
Transformer output voltage
Disconnect transformer output cable and check voltage. Value should not exceed 34V.
too high – check output
Change transformer.
voltage.
EN ALARMS 19

WATER QUALITY Threshold 1 exceeded - water
Conductivity reading between 20 and 60 μS.
INSUFFICIENT conductivity between 20 and 60 μS.
Demineralized water used
is poor quality – check label Drain feed tank and fill with demineralized water conforming to 15 μS specification.
information.
For connection to
Drain feed tank, replace the 2 resin cartridges for PURE 100.
demineralizer PURE 100 -
Refill the tank.
check device.
For connection to
Drain feed tank, replace filter elements kit for PURE 500.
demineralizer PURE 500 –
Refill the tank.
check device.
For connection to central Drain feed tank, select manual filling, and fill tank with demineralized water conforming
demineralizer system – to 15 μS specification.
check quality of water Once the proper conductivity of the water supplied by the central system has been
supplied by the system. restored and confirmed, select automatic filling and refill tank.

WATER QUALITY Threshold 2 exceeded - water
Conductivity reading above 60 μS.
INSUFFICIENT conductivity above 60 μS.
Quality of water used is
inadequate.
Drain feed tank and fill with demineralized water conforming to 15 μS specification.
Cycles-to-shutdown counter
Activate sterilization cycle to reset autoclave cycles-to-shutdown counter.
is active – a maximum of 5
cycles can be performed.
For connection to Drain feed tank, replace the 2 resin cartridges for PURE 100.
demineralizer PURE 100 – Refill the tank, activate sterilization cycle to reset autoclave cycles-to-shutdown
check device. counter.
For connection to Drain feed tank, replace filter elements kit for PURE 500.
demineralizer PURE 500 - Refill the tank, activate sterilization cycle to reset autoclave cycles-to-shutdown
check device. counter.
Drain feed tank, select manual filling, and fill tank with demineralized water conforming
For connection to central
to 15 μS specification.
demineralizer system –
Once the proper conductivity of the water supplied by the central system has been
check quality of water
restored and confirmed, select automatic filling, refill tank and activate sterilization
supplied by the system.
cycle to reset autoclave cycles-to-shutdown counter.

NETWORK FREQUENCY
Error in electrical mains frequency reading.
ERROR
RESET according to the instructions.
Failure to main board.
Contact Technical Service
Disturbance on the If the problem occurs again, have the electrical mains checked by a technician.
electrical mains. If the electrical mains is equipped with a Continuity system, have the system checked
by a technician.

DOOR OPEN Door open. Cycle was activated with the door open.
Door is not closed properly. Instruct operator on proper procedures to close and open door.
Check microswitch for proper operation from menu SERVICE/COMPONENT TESTS/
Door closed position not
DOOR – SQ20.
sensed – check door ajar
Change microswitch - see technical datasheet ST03 - DOOR GEARMOTOR
microswitch.
ASSEMBLY.
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When program started, the closing mechanism did
Door lock (CLOSING) operation
DOOR LOCK TIMEOUT not lock the door within 3” (both switches open - I
TIMEOUT time elapsed.
motor < 3A).
Check microswitch for proper operation from menu SERVICE/COMPONENT TESTS/
Door closed microswitch DOOR – SQ20.
faulty – check microswitch. Change microswitch - see technical datasheet ST03 - DOOR GEARMOTOR
ASSEMBLY.
Check to ensure pressure switch contact closes properly, testing for continuity across
Safety pressure switch of
connection points of white wires.
closing system faulty –
Change pressure switch – see technical datasheet ST04 - PRESSURE
check pressure switch.
TRANSDUCER - SAFETY PRESSURE SWITCH.
Check servomotor for proper operation from menu SERVICE/COMPONENT TESTS/
Door closing servomotor
DOOR – SQ20.
faulty – check servomotor
Change gearmotor - see technical datasheet ST03 - DOOR GEARMOTOR
for proper operation.
ASSEMBLY.
Check lubrication of both components.
Problem with servomotor
Check condition of threads of both components.
worm screw/cross
Check door gasket for proper position.
member threaded bushing
Change motor endless screw- see technical datasheet ST03 - DOOR
screwing – check for proper
GEARMOTOR ASSEMBLY.
screwing.
Change cross member threaded.

The door opening system does not release the 2
Door servomotor operation
door microswitches within 3” at cycle end
DOOR LOCK TIMEOUT TIMEOUT time elapsed
TIMEOUT time elapsed (both switches are in
(OPENING).
closed position).
Check microswitches for proper operation from menu SERVICE/COMPONENT
Door microswitches faulty –
TESTS/DOOR – SQ.
check microswitches.
Change microswitch.
Check servomotor for proper operation from menu SERVICE/COMPONENT TESTS/
Door closing servomotor
DOOR – SQ20.
faulty – check servomotor
Change gearmotor - see technical datasheet ST03 - DOOR GEARMOTOR
for proper operation.
ASSEMBLY.
Problem with door swing Check for proper swing motion when door is opening, it is operated by door-ajar
motion during opening - microswitch pin.
check hinge. Check cross member hinge and lubricate as required.

Microswitch state not consistent with door locked
DOOR LOCK TIMEOUT Door lock microswitches failure.
condition during cycle.
Check to ensure wiring of door approaching microswitch and door closing microswitch
is connected properly
Problem with microswitch Check microswitches for proper operation from menu SERVICE/COMPONENT
wiring – check wiring. TESTS/DOOR – SQ20.
ASSEMBLY.
Check microswitches for proper operation from menu SERVICE/COMPONENT
Problem with door
TESTS/DOOR – SQ20.
microswitches – check
microswitches.
ASSEMBLY.
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The water in the feed tank is at
MIN WATER LEVEL A program was started with minimum water level.
minimum level (MIN).
Minimum water level in
feed tank was sensed when
Top up with water until maximum level icon appears.
cycle was activated – check
level.
Check position of level sensor.
Check wiring of minimum level sensor.
Minimum level sensor
Check sensor for proper operation from menu SERVICE/WATER FILLING TIMES –
misreading – check sensor.
SQ34.
Change minimum level sensor.

Maximum water level in drain Maximum level in used water tank when cycle was
MAX DRAIN LEVEL
tank (MAX). activated.
Maximum water level in
drain tank was sensed
Drain tank completely.
when cycle was activated –
check level.
Check position of drain maximum level sensor.
Check wiring of drain maximum level sensor.
Maximum level sensor
Check sensor for proper operation from menu SERVICE/WATER FILLING TIMES –
misreading – check sensor.
SQ34.
Change level sensor.

Tank filling occurs too frequently Automatic filling activated twice during 2
TOP-UP PROBLEM
only with automatic filling. consecutive cycles.
For connection to external Check pump for correct position, check condition of suction filter, check water level in
filling pump – check pump. external tank.
Check demineralizer connection to water mains.
Check supplied “water block” system.
For connection to
Check inspection filter on demineralizer-to-autoclave connection.
demineralizer PURE 100 /
Check to ensure that demineralizer EV opens from menu SERVICE/WATER FILLING
PURE 500 – check device.
TIMES – SQ35.
Check position of cutoff valves in demineralizer.
Check water supply from central system.
For connection to central
Check to ensure that EV AUX opens from menu SERVICE/WATER FILLING TIMES –
demineralizer system –
SQ35.
check device.
Check inspection filter on central system-to-EV AUX connection.

WARNING: Maximum level
MAX FILLING LEVEL Maximum level was reached during manual filling.
detected in feed tank.
Excessive manual filling –
Reset message and activate cycle.
check level.
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Vacuum test failed during TEST Pressure rise in chamber too fast (p2 - p3) / 10 >
TEST FAILED
PHASE – 5min. 0.13 kPa/min (1.3 mbar/min).
Clean gasket and steel ledge thoroughly, reset alarm and repeat one test cycle.
Clean gasket seating surface in cap.
Problem with door gasket
Check for residue on inside face of gasket lip.
sealing – check gasket.
Check cap adjustment and re-adjust as required.
Check door cap.
For all reinforced tubes connected to chamber, steam generator, manifold unit, check:
- Condition of reinforced tubes at connection point, checking for correct tube position
Problem with reinforced on fitting.
tube sealing – check tubes - Stainless steel clamp is in place and tightened properly.
and connections. To check for proper sealing, you may start a test cycle from menu SERVICE/TEST
CYCLES/NO VACUUM SQ22, that will pressurize the system omitting the pre-vacuum
phases.
For Teflon tubes connected to pressure transducer and safety pressure switch, check:
- Proper fastening of tubes to fittings at chamber rear end and to the 2 components.
- Condition of Teflon tube on fitting, under locking ring nut.
Problem with Teflon tube
Tighten properly, if needed, after cutting off the end of the Teflon tube that was locked
sealing - check tubes and
under the ring nut.
connections.
To check for proper sealing, you may start a test cycle from menu SERVICE/TEST
phases.
For solenoid valves EV1 – EV3 – EV5, check:
- cursor and seat for proper closing, condition and cleanliness.
Problem with Manifold
To check for proper sealing, it might be a good idea to test the individual solenoid
solenoid valve sealing -
valves from menu SERVICE/COMPONENT TEST/SOLENOID VALVES – OTHER
check for proper sealing.
COMPONENTS SQ 12/SQ 13, that lets you actuate the individual solenoid valves to
confirm that they close properly.
Problem with steam Check the condition of the reinforced tubes connected to the generator and their
generator sealing – check stainless steel clamps.
for proper sealing. Check for proper sealing at the coupling between outer body/inner core of generator.

Vacuum test failed
Excessive pressure rise in chamber
TEST FAILED during TEST PHASE –
(P2-P1) < 0.10 bar.
10min.
Clean gasket and steel ledge thoroughly, reset alarm and repeat one test cycle.
Clean gasket seating surface in cap.
Problem with door gasket
Check for residue on inside face of gasket lip.
sealing – check gasket.
Check cap adjustment and re-adjust as required.
Check door cap.
For all reinforced tubes connected to chamber, steam generator, manifold unit, check:
- Condition of reinforced tubes at connection point, checking for correct tube position
Problem with reinforced on fitting.
tube sealing – check tubes - Stainless steel clamp is in place and tightened properly.
and connections. To check for proper sealing, you may start a test cycle from menu SERVICE/TEST
phases.
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For Teflon tubes connected to pressure transducer and safety pressure switch, check:
- Proper fastening of tubes to fittings at chamber rear end and to the 2 components.
- Condition of Teflon tube on fitting, under locking ring nut.
Problem with Teflon tube
Tighten properly, if needed, after cutting off the end of the Teflon tube that was locked
sealing - check tubes and
under the ring nut.
connections.
To check for proper sealing, you may start a test cycle from menu SERVICE/TEST
CYCLES/NO VACUUM SQ, that will pressurize the system omitting the pre-vacuum
phases.
For solenoid valves EV1 – EV3 – EV5, check:
- cursor and seat for proper closing, condition and cleanliness.
Problem with Manifold
To check for proper sealing, it might be a good idea to test the individual solenoid
solenoid valve sealing -
valves from menu SERVICE/COMPONENT TEST/SOLENOID VALVES – OTHER
check for proper sealing.
COMPONENTS SQ 12/SQ 13, that lets you actuate the individual solenoid valves to
confirm that they close properly.
Problem with steam Check the condition of the reinforced tubes connected to the generator and their
generator sealing – check stainless steel clamps.
for proper sealing. Check for proper sealing at the coupling between outer body/inner core of generator.

VACUUM PULSE FAILED:
Negative pressure value of – 0.80 bar not reached
TEST FAILED Vacuum test failed, vacuum pulse
before set TIMEOUT.
TIMEOUT exceeded.
Confirm pump start-up when test cycle is activated.
To perform this check, it might be a good idea to activate the vacuum pump from menu
Problem with vacuum pump
SERVICE/COMPONENT TEST/OTHER COMPONENTS – SOLENOID VALVES SQ
start-up – check pump.
14, that lets you detect air suction from the chamber.
Check/Change the vacuum pump.
Check chamber drain filter.
Problem with vacuum pump Check vacuum pump diaphragms.
efficiency – check pump. Check vacuum pump shutters.
Vacuum pump maintenance.
Check for proper activation and opening of EV3 – EV4.
Problem with solenoid valve
To perform this check, it might be a good idea to check for EV3 –EV4 opening activate
activation – check solenoid
from menu SERVICE/COMPONENT TEST/OTHER COMPONENTS – SOLENOID
valves.
VALVES SQ 15, that lets you detect air suction from the chamber.
Check condition and proper connection of:
Problem with tubes – check Reinforced tubes of chamber
tubes. TEFLON tubes
Braided tubes of heat exchanger
Disconnect inlet and outlet tubes of exchanger, connect tubes together so as to bypass
Problem with heat
exchanger.
exchanger sealing - check
Activate test cycle.
heat exchanger.
Change heat exchanger.

REMOTE SERVICE Remote access in Service mode
A connection to “Service” menu occurred from remote
Nothing to do
through Ethernet or WiFi (Futura only)

STOP control is kept depressed for at least 3” and
MANUAL INTERRUPTION Manually interrupting the cycle.
cycle is stopped.
User pressed the START/ The manual STOP control must only be used when necessary.
STOP key. Do not use it to add load to the chamber.
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2.6 LCD A INDICATIONS
LCD A 032 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

Inconsistent readings of feed tank The MIN and MAX level signals are activated at the
H2O LEVEL PROBLEM
water level sensors. same time (MIN OFF / MAX ON).
Check that wiring is properly connected to level sensors.
Problem with sensor
Check that sensor wiring is properly connected to electronic card.
connections – check
Check sensors for proper operation from menu SERVICE/WATER FILLING TIMES –
connections.
SQ33.
Check sensors for proper operation from menu SERVICE/WATER FILLING TIMES –
Problem with level reading
SQ33.
– check sensors.
Change damaged level sensor.
Problem with electronic
card for sensor readings – Change card.
check reading.

Tank filling failed (automatic During automatic filling, minimum level sensor is
TOP-UP PROBLEM
filling). not reached within the set TIMEOUT time XX”.
Check for proper connection of pump power supply cord to jack at autoclave rear end.
Check for proper connection of pump outlet tube to automatic filling fitting at autoclave
For external filling pump
rear end.
connection – check for
Check pump suction filter.
proper operation.
Check to ensure that external filling pump is activated from menu SERVICE/WATER
FILLING TIMES – SQ33.
Check for proper connection of solenoid valve power supply cord to jack at autoclave
rear end.
Check for proper connection of demineralizer outlet tube to automatic filling fitting at
For connection to
autoclave rear end.
demineralizer PURE 100 /
Check water supply from water mains.
PURE 500.
Check inspection filter on demineralizer-to-autoclave connection.
Check to ensure that demineralizer solenoid valve opens from menu SERVICE/
WATER FILLING TIMES – SQ33.
Check wiring of minimum level sensor.
Problem with level sensor – Check sensors for proper operation from menu SERVICE/WATER FILLING TIMES –
check sensor. SQ33.
Change level sensor.

Sterilization chamber temperature Control system detects interruption in PT1 and its
PT1 INTERRUPTED
sensor PT1 interrupted. wiring.
Problem with PT1 wiring –
Check condition of PT1 to electronic card wiring connection.
check wiring.
Look at cycle report to determine alarm intervention point.
Disconnect PT1 sensor from electronic card.
Problem with PT1 Check for continuity and measure resistance, which should be between 1000 and
interruption – check sensor. 1500 ohm.
Change sensor PT1 - see technical datasheet ST05 - PT1 SENSOR - CHAMBER
TEMPERATURE SENSOR.
Change electronic card.
card.
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Steam generator temperature Control system detects interruption in PT2 and its
PT2 INTERRUPTED
sensor PT2 interrupted. wiring.
check wiring.
Problem with PT2
Check for continuity and measure resistance, which should be between 1000 and
interruption – check sensor.
1500 ohm.
Change PT2 - see technical datasheet ST01 - STEAM GENERATOR.
card.

Temperature sensor PT3 of
Control system detects interruption in PT3 and its
PT3 INTERRUPTED chamber tube bundle heating
wiring.
element interrupted.
check wiring.
Problem with PT3
Check for continuity and measure resistance, which should be between 1000 and
1500 ohm.
Change PT3.
card.

Temperature sensor PT5 for
Control system detects interruption in PT5 and its
PT5 INTERRUPTED conductivity sensor measurement
wiring.
compensation interrupted.
Check condition of wiring connecting conductivity sensor to electronic card.
check wiring.
Disconnect conductivity sensor from electronic card.
Problem with PT5
Check for continuity.
Change conductivity sensor.
card.

Sterilization chamber temperature Control system detects a short circuit in PT1 and its
PT1 SHORT-CIRCUITED
sensor PT1 short-circuited. wiring.
Check condition of PT1 wiring paying special attention to electronic card connector.
check wiring.
Check PT1 resistance.
Problem with PT1 sensor –
Change sensor PT1 - see technical datasheet ST05 - PT1 SENSOR - CHAMBER
check sensor.
TEMPERATURE SENSOR..
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Steam generator temperature Control system detects a short circuit in PT2 and its
PT2 SHORT-CIRCUITED
sensor PT2 short-circuited. wiring.
check wiring.
Problem with PT2 sensor – Check PT2 resistance.
check sensor. Change sensor PT2 - see technical datasheet ST01 - STEAM GENERATOR.

Temperature sensor PT3 of
Control system detects a short circuit in PT3 and its
PT3 SHORT-CIRCUITED chamber tube bundle heating
wiring.
element short-circuited.
check wiring.
Problem with PT3 sensor – Check PT3 resistance.
check sensor. Change sensor PT3.

Temperature sensor PT5 for
Control system detects a short circuit in PT5 and
PT5 SHORT-CIRCUITED conductivity sensor measurement
its wiring.
compensation short-circuited.
Problem with PT5 wiring – Check condition of conductivity sensor wiring paying special attention to electronic
check wiring. card connector.
Problem with PT5 sensor – Measure resistance.
check sensor. Change conductivity sensor.

ADC error - ADC timeout ADC timeout with N conversion attempts greater
ADC ERROR
exceeded. than 5.
ADC failed Change electronic card.

REFERENCE HEATING Reference heating element Control system detects a problem with reference
ELEMENT FAULT acquisition chain fault. heating elements for automatic sensor calibration.
Check R143 resistance on
electronic card.

REFERENCE HEATING Reference heating element Autocalibration reference heating element does not
ELEMENT FAULT acquisition chain fault. complete sequence.
Short R143 reference
heating element to check it.

Check R142 resistance on
electronic card.
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Standby - door open. During STANDBY, the control system detects that
GENERATOR WARM-UP
Steam generator pre-heating not generator heating element failed to activate to
PROBLEM
performed during timeout. achieve PT2=50°C.
Problem with generator Check safety thermostat by performing a manual reset (“click”).
safety thermostat-check
device. Change safety thermostat - see technical datasheet ST01 - STEAM GENERATOR.
Problem with generator Check for continuity and measure resistance of heating element.
heating element – check
component. See technical datasheet ST01 - STEAM GENERATOR.
The electronic card is
damaged.

Standby - door open.
HEATING ELEMENT During STANDBY, the control system detects that
Pre-heating of chamber tube
WARM-UP tube bundle heating element failed to activate to
bundle heating element not
PROBLEM achieve PT3=50°C.
performed during timeout.
Problem with generator
Check safety thermostat by performing a manual reset (“click”).
Change safety thermostat.
device.
damaged.

Standby - door closed. During STANDBY, the control system detects that
GENERATOR WARM-UP
Steam generator pre-heating not generator heating element failed to activate to
PROBLEM
performed during timeout. achieve PT2=100°C.
Problem with generator Check safety thermostat by performing a manual reset (“click”).
device. Change safety thermostat - see technical datasheet ST01 - STEAM GENERATOR.
Problem with generator Check for continuity and measure resistance of heating element.
heating element – check
component. See technical datasheet ST01 - STEAM GENERATOR.
damaged.
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Standby - door closed.
HEATING ELEMENT During STANDBY, the control system detects that
Pre-heating of chamber tube
WARM-UP tube bundle heating element failed to activate to
bundle heating element not
PROBLEM achieve PT3=100°C.
performed during timeout.
Problem with safety
Check safety thermostat by performing a manual reset (“click”).
thermostat of tube bundle
heating element-check
Change safety thermostat.
device.
damaged.

1st vacuum pulse not reached During the 1st vacuum pulse, the 0.80 bar value is
PV1 TIMEOUT
within timeout. not reached within timeout time
Problem with autoclave Check quantity and arrangement of load inside chamber.
loading – check load. Observe the indications provided in the User Manual.
Problem with chamber
Check and clean chamber filter.
drain filter – check
Observe the indications provided in the User Manual.
component.
Confirm vacuum pump start-up.
Problem with vacuum pump SERVICE/COMPONENT TEST/OTHER COMPONENTS – SOLENOID VALVES SQ
activation – check pump. 14, that lets you detect air suction from the chamber.
Measure pump power supply voltage.
Change vacuum pump.
Check vacuum pump tube connections.
Problem with vacuum
Check vacuum pump diaphragms.
pump performance – check
Check vacuum pump shutters.
device.
Vacuum pump maintenance.
Check for proper activation and opening of EV3 – EV4.
Problem with solenoid valve
To perform this check, it might be a good idea to check for EV3 –EV4 opening activate
activation – check solenoid
from menu SERVICE/COMPONENT TEST/OTHER COMPONENTS – SOLENOID
valves.
VALVES – SQ 15, that lets you detect air suction from the chamber.
Check condition and proper connection of:
Problem with tubes – check - Reinforced tubes of chamber
tubes. - TEFLON tubes
- Braided tubes of heat exchanger

First pressure pulse did not reach First pressure rise from 0.80 to 0.00 bar not
PP1 TIMEOUT
0.00 bar within timeout. completed within timeout time.
Check feed tank filter and water injection pump inlet filter.
Problem with water
Check for proper activation of water pump and check that EV6 opens.
injection pump of steam
To perform this check, it might be a good idea to activate vacuum pump and EV6 from
generator – check device.
menu SERVICE/COMPONENT TEST/OTHER COMPONENTS – SQ 17, that lets you
detect water flowing through the generator and into the chamber.
Problem with steam
Identify leaks on tubes connecting water pump and generator.
generator clogging – check
Change vibration pump.
device.
Steam generator maintenance – see datasheet ST01.
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Check and reset safety thermostat if needed.
Check steam generator heating element.
warm-up – check device.
See ST01 – steam generator datasheet.
Problem with manifold Check EV1 for proper power supply and sealing
solenoid valve sealing – Check EV3 for proper sealing.
check components. MANIFOLD - see datasheet ST02.

First pressure pulse did not reach First pressure pulse from 0.00 to 1.00 bar not
PP1 TIMEOUT
1.00 bar within timeout. completed within timeout time.
Problem with water
Problem with steam
device.
See ST01 – steam generator datasheet. -

First pressure drop from 1.00 to
First pressure discharge from 1.00 to 0.10 bar not
DISCHARGE TIMEOUT 0.10 bar not completed within
completed within timeout time.
timeout.
component.
Check that EV1 opens properly, not powered on.
Problem with discharge
Check that EV3 receives proper power supply and opens properly.
solenoid valves EV1 – EV3
Check solenoid valve seat and cursor of EV1 and EV3.
– check components.
MANIFOLD - see datasheet ST02.

Second vacuum pulse from 0.00
Second pre-vacuum not completed within timeout
PV2 TIMEOUT to – 0.80 bar not achieved within
time.
timeout.
Problem with vacuum
pump activation – check
component.
Change vacuum pump.
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Check for proper power supply to EV4, with direct discharge/vacuum pump connection
Problem with changeover
changeover.
solenoid valve EV4-check
components.
Check that exchanger grid and fins are clean.
Problem with heat
Confirm activation of cooling fans.
exchanger – check device.
Check free space at rear end to let hot air out.
Check that air suction filter under autoclave is clean.
Problem with autoclave
Check autoclave position on supporting surface, it must ensure that chamber is at
position.
proper angle towards bottom.

Second pressure pulse did not Second pressure rise from – 0.80 to 0.00 bar not
PP2 TIMEOUT
reach 0.00 bar within timeout. completed within timeout time.
Problem with water
Problem with steam
device.

Second pressure pulse did not Second pressure pulse from 0.00 to 1.00 bar not
PP2 TIMEOUT
reach 1.00 bar within timeout. completed within timeout.
Problem with water
Problem with steam
device.
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Second pressure drop from 1.00
Second pressure discharge from 1.00 to 0.10 bar
DISCHARGE TIMEOUT to 0.10 bar not completed within
not completed within timeout.
timeout.
component.

Third vacuum pulse from 0.00
Third pre-vacuum not completed within timeout.
PV3 TIMEOUT to –0.80 bar not achieved within
timeout.
Problem with vacuum
pump activation – check
component.
Change vacuum pump.
Check for proper power supply to EV4, with direct discharge/vacuum pump connection
Problem with changeover
changeover.
solenoid valve EV4-check
components.
Check that exchanger grid and fins are clean.
Problem with heat
Confirm activation of cooling fans.
exchanger – check device.
Check free space at rear end to let hot air out.
Check that air suction filter under autoclave is clean.
Problem with autoclave
Check autoclave position on supporting surface, it must ensure that chamber is at
position.
proper angle towards bottom.

Third pressure pulse
Third pressure rise from –0.80 to 0.00 bar not completed
PP3 TIMEOUT did not reach 0.00 bar
within timeout time.
within timeout.
Problem with water
Problem with steam
device.
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Third pressure pulse from 0.00 Third pressure rise from 0.00 to specific pressure
PPP TIMEOUT to process start not completed value for selected cycle (1.10 bar / 2.15 bar) not
within timeout. completed within timeout.
Problem with water
Problem with steam
device.
Problem with steam Check and reset safety thermostat if needed.
generator warm-up – check Check steam generator heating element.
device. See ST01 – steam generator datasheet.
Problem with manifold Check EV1 for proper power supply and sealing.
Steam seepage through Clean door gasket and steel ledge thoroughly.
door gasket. Change door gasket.
Check for steam leaks through door.
Check condition and position of door gasket.
Problem with door sealing – Check for proper operation of door closing and locking system.
check closing system. To perform this check, it might be a good idea to activate the closing system from menu
SERVICE/COMPONENT TEST/DOOR – SQ 20, measuring the current demand from
the locking servomotor.

Chamber depressurization not Problem with solenoid valves opening changeover
PPD TIMEOUT
completed within timeout. during steam discharge.
EV3 shaft will not slide. Clean and/or replace cursor and cursor holder of EV3 – see technical datasheet
EV3 dirty. ST02 - MANIFOLD.
Check EV3 wiring.
EV3 not powered on. Check EV3 supply.
To perform this check, activate the EV3 from menu SERVICE - SQ 15.
If any feet have been removed, refit them.
Check position of autoclave
Instruct operators.
feet.
Adjust feet to achieve proper autoclave inclination.
Clean chamber filter.
Check chamber filter
Change chamber filter.

Chamber
depressurization not Problem with solenoid valves opening changeover during
PPD TIMEOUT
completed within steam discharge.
timeout.
EV3 interrupted. Change cursor and cursor holder of EV3.
EV3 shaft will not slide.
Clean and/or replace cursor and cursor holder of EV3.
EV3 dirty.
Change manifold wiring.
EV3 not powered on. Change fuse.
Change card.
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Instruct operators.
feet.

Chamber levelling not completed Problem with solenoid valves opening changeover
LEVELLING TIMEOUT
within timeout. during steam discharge.
EV5 shaft will not slide.
Clean or change EV5 shaft.
EV5 dirty.
Change Ev5 wiring.
EV5 not powered on. Change fuse.
Change card.
Check for valve overheating
Loosen fastening ring nut of coil.
Change corresponding coil.
Change cursor.
Check for air seepage from Check that office line voltage is stable.
one of MANIFOLD solenoid Install a voltage stabilizer.
valves. Remove any other components connected to the dedicated autoclave line.
Check inside of solenoid valves.
Clean dirty valve (Loctite, chips, lint,...).
Change cursor holder and cursor.
Change MANIFOLD.
Instruct operators.
feet.
2.7 LCD H INDICATIONS
LCD H 150 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

The MPX pressure sensor is Pressuring reading of minimum pressure smaller
MPX OPEN
broken. transducer (=-0.95 bar).
Transducer wiring is
Check wiring and its connections
disconnected/damaged.
Transducer connection pipe
Check transducer connection pipe
is disconnected/damaged.
Transducer is not operating
Change pressure transducer – see ST4 - MPX_PRESSURE SWITCH datasheet.
properly.

MPX pressure sensor short- Pressuring reading of transducer higher than
MPX SHORT CIRCUIT
circuited. maximum pressure (=2.60 bar).
Pressure transducer wiring
Check wiring and its connections
is damaged.
Pressure transducer short-
Check transducer connection pipe
circuited.
Pressure transducer is
Change pressure transducer – see ST4 - MPX_PRESSURE SWITCH datasheet.
damaged.
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Pconv/T ratio not balanced
Difference between Pconv and
P/T PROBLEM (Pconv greater than T) during
T is greater than 2°C.
sterilization phase.
Drain solenoid valve EV1
Check cursor/cursor holder EV1 – see ST2 - MANIFOLD datasheet.
does not open correctly.
Firmware version not
Check/update autoclave FW version – see ST7-FW update.
updated.
Change pressure transducer - see ST4-MPX_PRESSURE SWITCH datasheet.
broken.
Check proper storage of PT1.
PT1 – chamber
Check by following SERVICE menu /PT1 CALIBRATION - SQ 26.
temperature detection fault.
Change sensor PT1 – see ST5-PT1 datasheet.
Clean door gasket and steel ledge thoroughly.
Check for steam seepage
Reset the alarm to repeat one sterilization cycle.
through door gasket.
Change door seal.
Card is damaged. Change the electronic card.

T/Pconv ratio not balanced
Difference between T and
T/P PROBLEM (T greater than Pconv) during
Pconv is greater than 2°C.
sterilization phase.
Drain solenoid valve EV1
Check cursor/cursor holder EV1 – see ST2 - MANIFOLD datasheet.
does not open correctly.
updated.
broken.
Card is damaged. Change the electronic card.
Clean door gasket and steel ledge thoroughly.
Check for steam seepage
Reset the alarm to repeat one sterilization cycle.
through door gasket.
Change door seal.

Temperature above the MAX limit Temperature reading of temperature sensor PT1 is
T ABOVE MAX LIMIT
during the sterilization phase. higher than Tnom + 4°C.
Problem with steam
Steam generator maintenance - See ST1-Steam generator datasheet.
generator clogging.
Poor water feed to steam Check/clean feed tank filter.
generator. Check/change vibration pump water filter.
Check vibration pump.
The vibration pump of the Check EV6.
steam generator is not
operating properly. To perform this check, it might be a good idea to activate vacuum pump and EV6 from
Solenoid valve EV6 does detect water flowing through the generator and into the chamber.
not open properly. Change vibration pump.
Temperature sensor PT1 is
Change PT1 – see ST5-PT1 datasheet.
damaged.
Card is damaged. Change card.
updated.
Check for air seepage Clean door gasket and steel ledge thoroughly.
through door gasket. Change door seal.
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Temperature below the MIN limit Temperature reading during sterilization phase is
T BELOW MAX LIMIT
during the sterilization phase. lower than Tnom (PT1 below 121/134°c).
Steam generator is not Check generator safety thermostat.
working properly. See ST01-Steam generator datasheet.
There is steam seepage
through one of the pipes Check pipes connected to chamber rear/lower side and their fittings.
connected to the chamber.
Check for air seepage Clean door gasket and steel ledge thoroughly.
Check quality and
quantity of material inside Duly instruct the user (refer to user Manual).
sterilization chamber.
Temperature sensor PT1 is
Change PT1 – see ST5-PT1 datasheet.
damaged.
updated.

T FLUCTUATING OVER Temperature fluctuating beyond Difference between max and min temperature
LIMIT the limit (process stage). readings is greater than 5°C.
Check steam generator.
Steam generator is not
Check generator resistor wiring.
working properly.
Check EV6 activation.
Check vibration pump.
Solenoid valve EV6 does
not open properly.
Vibration pump is not
working properly.
See ST1-Steam generator datasheet.
There is air seepage Clean door gasket and steel ledge thoroughly.
There is air seepage
Check solenoid valves EV1/EV3.
through the solenoid valves
See ST2- MANIFOLD datasheet.
EV1/EV3.

PRESSURE ABOVE Pressure above the MAX limit Pressure is higher than 1.24 and 2.31 bar
MAXIMUM LIMIT during the sterilization phase. (for cycles at 121 and 134°C).
Change card.
damaged.
damaged/not working.
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PRESSURE BELOW Pressure below the MIN limit Pressure is lower than 1.03 and 2.02 bar (for
MINIMUM LIMIT during the sterilization phase. cycles at 121 and 134°C).
Steam generator is not
working properly. Check steam generator.
Check generator resistor wiring.
Steam generator is Check EV6 activation.
becoming clogged. Check vibration pump.
Solenoid valve EV6 does To perform this check, it might be a good idea to activate vacuum pump and EV6 from
not open properly. menu SERVICE/COMPONENT TEST/OTHER COMPONENTS – SQ 17, that lets you
Vibration pump is not See ST1-Steam generator datasheet.
working properly.
There is air seepage Clean door gasket and steel ledge thoroughly.
updated.
There is steam seepage
through the pipes Check pipes connected to chamber rear/lower side and their fittings.
connected to the chamber.

Wrong retention time during Difference between Processor Time and Real Time
TIMER PROBLEM
sterilization phase. Clock is greater than 2 seconds.
damaged.
Change the electronic card.
damaged.

Excessive inside sterilization
EXCESSIVE PRESSURE Pressure is higher than 2.38 bar.
chamber.
damaged.
damaged.

PT1 overheating (sterilization
PT1 OVERHEATING Temperature inside chamber exceeds 138°C.
chamber).
Chamber temperature
Change sensor PT1 – see ST5-PT1 datasheet.
sensor PT1 is damaged.
Check EV6 activation.
Vibration pump is not
working properly. Check vibration pump.
Solenoid valve EV6 does To perform this check, it might be a good idea to activate vacuum pump and EV6 from
not open properly. menu SERVICE/COMPONENT TEST/OTHER COMPONENTS – SQ 17, that lets you
damaged.
EN ALARMS 37

PT2 overheating (steam
generator).
Steam generator
temperature sensor PT2 is Change sensor PT2 - see ST1-Steam generator datasheet.
damaged.
damaged.

PT3 overheating (tube bundle
heating element).
Tube bundle heating
element temperature Change sensor.
sensor PT3 is damaged.
damaged.
2.8 LCD S INDICATIONS

S 001
LCD Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom
FLASH MEMORY NOT ACCESSIBLE Flash memory not accessible. Failure to access flash memory.
Flash memory is damaged. Change the electronic card.
The electronic card is damaged. Change the electronic card.
S 002
FLASH MEMORY FULL Flash memory full. Flash memory full.
Flash memory is damaged. Change the electronic card.
Flash memory is full. Change the electronic card.
S 003
SD CARD NOT ACCESSIBLE SD Card not accessible (missing). Failed SD Card reading.
Check SD Card proper installation.
Incorrect SD Card positioning/locking. Check SD Card proper locking.
SD Card is damaged. Change the electronic card.
S 004
SD CARD FULL SD card full.
SD memory card is damaged. Change the electronic card.
SD memory card full. Free SD Card memory space using SERVICE menu/COUNTER RESET-SQ24.
The electronic card is damaged. Change electronic card – see relevant datasheet.
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S 005
USB STICK error USB stick not inserted during the writing process.
Refit USB stick.
Check USB stick proper formatting (up to 4G > FAT/16 Kbit/s – over 4G >
USB stick is not detected.
FAT32/16 Kbit/s).
Change USB stick.

USB card is damaged. Change the USB card.
S 006
USB STICK NOT ACCESSIBLE USB stick not accessible (missing). Failure to access USB stick.
Refit USB stick.
Check USB stick proper formatting (up to 4G > FAT/16 Kbit/s – over 4G >
USB stick is not detected.
FAT32/16 Kbit/s).
Change USB stick.
USB card is damaged. Change the USB card.
S 007
USB STICK FULL USB stick full.
USB memory full. Clear USB stick.
S 008
SD CARD NOT ACCESSIBLE Impossible to transfer data to SD card.
Check SD Card proper installation.
USB stick is not detected. Check SD Card proper locking.

S 009
NO PRINTER No connection with printer is detected.
Printer/autoclave wiring not connected. Check wiring.
Printer off/not powered. Check printer power/switch-on.
S 010
No paper/label roll is detected in
PRINTER: PAPER OUT
printer.
Roll improperly installed. Check installation.
Roll improperly positioned. Check positioning.
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S 011
A failed/bad closing of printer
PRINTER: DOOR OPEN
door was detected.
Door open. Check closing.
Roll improperly positioned. Check positioning.
S 012
A failed/bad set-up of printer was
PRINTER NOT READY
detected.
Improper set-up. Set up.
S 020
PERFORM BACK-UP Request cycle report download. Message is displayed at every cycle.
250 cycles have been
Download cycle report, in PDF format, using “NEW” item from menu DATA
run and report was never
MANAGEMENT/USB.
downloaded.
S 021
Message is displayed at every cycle.
DATA OVERWRITING Warning before starting to
Proceeding without downloading will delete any
(Classic only) overwrite cycle report data.
overwritten cycle.
500 cycles have been
Download cycle report, in PDF format, using “NEW” item from menu DATA
run and report was never
MANAGEMENT/USB.
downloaded.
S 030
Check through watchdog that one of the main
SYSTEM ERROR
tasks has not crashed
Malfunction of the control
Try restarting the program a second time.
software
If the problem persists, contact Technical Service
S 031
Check through hardware watchdog that one
SYSTEM ERROR
peripheral device is not blocked
Malfunction of control board
or software
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S 032
Check through watchdog that one of the main
SYSTEM ERROR
tasks is not blocked (e.g. infinite loop)
software
S 040
LOG ERROR Check log saving in the flash memory
software
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3. SYSTEM RESET
3.1 FUTURA SYSTEM RESET

The system can be reset in two alternative ways depending on the type of alarm that has occurred (see the List of
alarm codes further on in this appendix):
1. Pressing the OK button.
2. Following the on-screen instructions and holding down the RESET button for about 3 seconds:
1 Error Description
2 Error Code
Tap and hold the RESET button for 3 seconds, the sterilizer door opens and
the device goes back to the initial menu.
After the RESET and any technical operation necessary to eliminate the
fault, the device will be ready to run a new program.
Never turn off the device until after you have done the reset.
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3.2 CLASSIC SYSTEM RESET

The system can be reset in two alternative ways depending on the type of alarm that has occurred (see the List of
alarm codes further on in this appendix):
1. Pressing the OK button.
2. Following the on-screen instructions and holding down the RESET button for about 3 seconds:
Holding down the “padlock” button for 3 seconds and the sterilizer door will
open.
Tap and hold the RESET button for 3 seconds and the device goes back to
the initial menu.
After the RESET and any technical operation necessary to eliminate the
fault, the device will be ready to run a new program.
Never turn off the device until after you have done the reset.
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4. SERVICE MENU
“CLASSIC” SERVICE MENU
“CLASSIC” AUTOCLAVES– SERVICE MENU
SQ1
From initial screen, access SETUP menu.
SQ2
From SETUP screen, select SERVICE menu and confirm with OK to
access.
SQ3
To access the SERVICE menu:
select individual fields with OK,
enter PIN 0829 using keys + / -
confirm each input with OK
PIN 0829 is valid for all autoclaves of the FUTURA and CLASSIC series.
SQ4
After accessing the SERVICE menu, a vertical scroll menu with the
following options is displayed:
- Component test
- Test cycles
- Counter reset
- Initial settings
- PT1 calibration
- Report management
- Service customization
- User management
- Network configuration
- REF input
- SN input
- H2O filling
- MPX calibration
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SQ5
Selecting COMPONENT TEST and pressing OK to confirm displays a
vertical scroll menu with the following options:
- Solenoid valves
- Other components
- Door
SQ6
Select the SOLENOID VALVES menu and press OK confirm.
The screen shows the states of the five solenoid valves of the manifold;
state labels are as follows:
solenoid valve open
solenoid valve closed
During a COMPONENT TEST, with the door open, all solenoid valves (EV)
are powered off.
The FAN indicator shows the On/Off state of heat exchanger fans.
SQ7
From the SOLENOID VALVES menu, you can turn the individual solenoid
valves and radiator fans on and off.
Solenoid valves and fans can be selected using the commands
and selection is confirmed by pressing OK.
After the desired solenoid valve has been selected, it can turned on/off
using the commands
Several elements can be turned on at the same time to check specific

sections of the autoclave hydraulic circuit.
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SQ8
Select the OTHER COMPONENTS menu and press OK to confirm.
The screen shows the following components:
- BH – chamber tube bundle heating element
- SG – generator heating element
- VP – vacuum pump
- WP – water injection pump/EV6
The following values are also displayed:

- PT2 – steam generator temperature
- PT3 – chamber tube bundle heating element temperature
- chamber pressure
SQ9
From the OTHER COMPONENTS menu, you can establish the state of
individual components, which may selected using the commands
and pressing OK to confirm you selection.
After the desired function has been confirmed, it can turned on/off using
the commands .
The BH-tube bundle heating element activating is indicated by value PT3-
tube bundle heating element temperature increasing.
The SG-generator heating element activating is indicated by value PT2-
steam generator temperature increasing.
A safety timeout is provided for the BH and SG functions, so that the
relevant component is turned off after 120”.
SQ10
Select the DOOR menu and press OK to confirm.
The following indicators are displayed:

- μSw Door – manual door closing microswitch
- μSw Lock – door lock enable microswitch
- I motor – motor current draw
During the door closing and locking phases, the variations in parameter I
motor are shown by the digital bar at the bottom of the DOOR screen.
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SQ11
From the DOOR menu, you can establish:
- door state (closed/locked)
- the states of closing system microswitches
- the motor current draw values during the different door closing phases
Door release, unlock and complete opening can be activated manually.
COMPONENT TEST – FUNCTIONAL CHECKS –

SOLENOID VALVES/OTHER COMPONENTS
SQ12
The following menus can be used:
- SOLENOID VALVES
- OTHER COMPONENTS
These menus are used to test individual component or to activate and test
several components at the same time to check the different functions that
are supposed to be performed during a sterilization cycle.
To activate several components available in the two menus at the same
time, you may toggle between the two menus using the command
, which changes between menus while retaining the previously selected
commands.
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SQ13 – CHECK EV5 FOR PROPER OPENING/CLOSING

Detach the door cover from the cross member/porthole assembly by
removing the steel plate ref.1 while paying attention to the pusher/spring
assemblies ref.2.
Close the door, access the SERVICE menu and select COMPONENT
TEST.
- From the SOLENOID VALVES menu, activate EV1 and EV4.
- Go to the OTHER COMPONENTS menu.
- Activate VP – vacuum pump.
- Go to the SOLENOID VALVES menu.
With EV5 closed (not activated), there should be no air suction from the
middle of the bacteriological filter.
With EV5 open (activated), there should be air suction from the middle of
the bacteriological filter.
De-activate the components after completing the test.
SQ14 – CHECK EV1/EV3 FOR PROPER CLOSING

- Close the autoclave door
- From the SOLENOID VALVES menu, activate EV1 and EV4
- Go to the OTHER COMPONENTS menu
- Note reading – chamber pressure
- Activate VP – vacuum pump
If EV1/EV3 are closing properly, reading – chamber pressure will not

change.
With the door open, proper closing of EV1/EV3 is confirmed when there is
not suction from:
- Steam outlet, top/rear section of chamber for EV1
- Chamber filter coupling for EV3
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SQ15 – CHECK FOR EV1 OPENING

- From the SOLENOID VALVES menu, activate EV4.
- Note reading – chamber pressure.
If EV1 is open (powered off), reading – chamber pressure will decrease.
With the door open, EV1 opening can be confirmed by checking the effect
of suction from the steam outlet, top/rear section of chamber.

- Note reading – chamber pressure
If EV3 is open (powered on), reading – chamber pressure will decrease.
of suction from the chamber filter coupling.

- Close the autoclave door.
- From the SOLENOID VALVES menu, activate EV2 and EV4.
- Note reading – chamber pressure.
With EV2 open (powered on), reading – chamber pressure will

decrease and stabilize at around 0.035/0.040 bar, and will not drop further.
Test example:
- Chamber pressure reading 0.000 bar.
- Chamber pressure reading of – 0,038 bar confirms that EV2 opened
correctly.
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SQ18 – CHECK FOR WATER INJECTION PUMP/EV6 ACTIVATION

Keeping the autoclave door open, from menu OTHER COMPONENTS:
- Activate WP – injection pump/EV6
- Check that water is supplied to chamber properly
Perform test only if PT2 - steam generator temperature is lower than 70°C.
SQ19 – CHECK FOR TUBE BUNDLE HEATING ELEMENT ACTIVATION

From the OTHER COMPONENTS menu, activate:
- BH - chamber tube bundle heating element
Proper activation is indicated by parameter PT3 – chamber tube bundle

heating element temperature increasing.
SQ20 – CHECK FOR GENERATOR HEATING ELEMENT ACTIVATION

Proper activation is indicated by parameter PT2 – steam generator heating

element temperature increasing.
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COMPONENT TEST – FUNCTIONAL CHECKS – DOOR
SQ21 - CHECK FOR DOOR MICROSWITCH ACTIVATION

From the DOOR menu, manually press the operating pin of the manual
door closing microswitch, and confirm that the μSw door indicator is
activated.
Close the door and confirm that μSw door and μSw lock indicators are
activated.
The indication for both microswitches is as follows:
microswitch closed/enable active
After closing, the I motor indicator should read 1.4/1.8 A.
Activate door lock with command .

After locking, the I motor indicator should read 3.4/3.8 A.
With command , you can unlock the door and bring it into closed
position while keeping both microswitches activated.
With command , you can open the door and release both
microswitches.
With the door open, μSw door and μSw lock must be de-activated and
indicator I motor = 0.5A.
SERVICE MENU – TEST CYCLES
SQ22
Selecting TEST CYCLES displays a vertical scroll menu with the following
options:
- No vacuum
- Continuous cycle
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SQ23
Selecting NO VACUUM displays the start-up screen for cycle Solids
134°C.
With command , you can activate the cycle, which will be performed
without the pre-vacuum phase.
After the warm-up phase, the pressure rise is performed to achieve the
process values of 134°/2.10bar, a condition that will be maintained for 4’.
This special cycle, which has no alarms, is designed to detect any steam
leaks from chamber, door, generator and connected tubes.
SQ24
Selecting CONTINUOUS CYCLE displays the cycle selection screen.
When one of the available cycles is selected and activated, that cycles
will run and repeated automatically with a 5’ pause between subsequent
cycles.
SERVICE MENU – COUNTER RESET
SQ25
Selecting COUNTER RESET activates the reset selection screen.
WARNING
When counter reset is confirmed, the archive of performed cycles will be
deleted.
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SERVICE MENU – INITIAL SETTINGS
SQ26
Selecting – INITIAL SETTINGS activates the factory settings screen.
WARNING
When the reset operation is confirmed, the custom settings selected by
user will be deleted; language selection will be retained.
SERVICE MENU – PT1 CALIBRATION
SQ27
Selecting PT1 CALIBRATION displays the check/edit screen for the typical
reading of sensor PT1 at 130.4°C.
This value is indicated on sensor PT1 and is stored at the factory.
If the PT1 sensor is replaced, proceed as follows:

- note typical reading of new sensor
- activate setup system by pressing OK
- change reading using + / - as required
- press OK to confirm.
The system allows a maximum variation range of +/- 10 ohm with respect
to a nominal reading of 1500 ohm at 130.4°C.
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SERVICE MENU – REPORT MANAGEMENT
SQ28
Selecting REPORT MANAGEMENT displays a vertical scroll menu with
the following options:
- Download Device Stats.
- Download Alarms History
- Backup
Download Device Stats transfers a .cvs file (compatible with MS Excel)

containing information on the activation times of the different components
to USB.
Download Alarms History transfers a .cvs file (compatible with MS Excel)

containing information on the alarms generated by the autoclave to USB.
Backup transfers a file, readable only by the Manufacturer, containing

information on the last 500 performed cycles to USB flash drive.
SERVICE MENU – SERVICE CUSTOMIZATION
SQ29
Selecting SERVICE CUSTOMIZATION displays four counters. These are
cycle counters for the following maintenance operations:
- Lubrication of closing system/chamber filter
- Bacteriological filter replacement/Cleaning of tank and dust filter
- Door gasket replacement
- General overhaul
The values can be modified, i.e. the original values can be set lower as
follows:
- Select value using
- Press OK to confirm
- Change value using + / -
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SERVICE MENU – USER MANAGEMENT
SQ30
Selecting USER MANAGEMENT displays the user list management
screen, which is normally used by office personnel.
When you operate from menu SERVICE/USER MANAGEMENT, the

system will request no password to access the different users, including
the administrator.
You can make changes, delete or add users, change authorizations.
WARNING
Confirming any changes will delete the previous configuration settings.
SERVICE MENU – NETWORK CONFIGURATION
SQ31
The NETWORK CONFIGURATION menu is not active on Classic
versions, which have no Ethernet port.
SERVICE MENU – REF INPUT
SQ32
The REF INPUT function lets you enter the product code specific to each
individual model.
This code is stored at the factory and needs only be input after the
electronic card has been replaced. The procedure is outlined below.
From the SERVICE MENU, select REF INPUT and:
- Insert a USB memory with the original FW version or a later version
- Ensure that the USB memory is sensed and this is confirmed by two
beeps
- Press OK to confirm; this will display the list of product codes from the
same series (Futura or Classic).
- The proper code is reported on the ID plate on the rear panel
- Select the proper code
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SERVICE MENU – SN INPUT
SQ33
Function SN INPUT lets you store the unique serial number of each
individual autoclave.
The serial number is stored at the factory using commands + / - to

change:
- 2 figures that denote year of manufacture
- 2 progressive groups of figures
- and press OK to confirm
The two letters, unique to each model, are automatically assigned when
product code is entered (see REF INPUT).
SERVICE MENU – WATER FILLING TIMES
SQ34
Selecting the WATER FILLING TIMES menu displays the following
indicators:
- Max filling – maximum feed tank level
- Min filling – minimum feed tank level
- Outlet – supply to auto filling device
- Time – auto filling activation time
The automatic filling activation time is shown by the sliding bar found under
the Time indicator.
The two counters indicate the times expressed in seconds for:
Alarm – error indication during the first automatic filling phase, from an
empty tank up to minimum level.
Filling – time duration of second tank filling phase, from minimum level to
full tank, without reaching maximum level.
The WATER FILLING TIMES menu shows the ALARM and FILLING times
stored at the factory for:
- external filling pump 150/150
- Pure 100 700/700
- Pure 500 1000/1000
- EV AUX 1000/1000
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SERVICE MENU – LEVEL SENSOR TEST
SQ35
The minimum/maximum level indicators shown in the WATER FILLING
TIMES menu enable manual testing of level sensors.
This test must be performed with an empty feed tank to facilitate access to
the two level sensors.
MAXIMUM LEVEL SENSOR

Note reading of Max filling - indicator, then actuate level sensor
manually and note reading of Max filling - indicator.
MINIMUM LEVEL SENSOR

With an empty feed tank, note reading of Min filling - indicator,
then actuate level sensor manually and note reading of Min filling -
indicator.
SQ36 – EV AUX TIME STORAGE

After connecting the EV AUX KIT and confirmed connection from the
PREFERENCES menu, access the WATER FILLING TIMES menu.
When the first filling stage from an empty tank is activated, the Outlet –
supply to automatic filling dev. is activated, as well as countdown from
1000”.
Note the filling level until the minimum level sensor is covered, which is
indicated by the Min filling indicator turning off.
A second countdown from 1000” for the second filling phase is activated.
Note filling level up to nearly Max filling, without activating it. At the same
time, note the TIME indicator reading and calculate the difference between
1000” and this reading.
Enter this difference in counters Alarm and Filling and press OK to
confirm.
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SERVICE MENU – MPX CALIBRATION
SQ37
Menu - MPX CALIBRATION lets you correct any differences between the
pressure value displayed and the pressure measured with a reference
pressure gauge.
The three counters displayed can be modified and represent:

- P+ pressure value correction at +2.10 bar
- P0 pressure value correction at 0 bar
- P- pressure value correction at –0.80 bar
In order to determine whether the pressure value displayed is accurate,

you will need to connect the pressure transducer to an external device
capable of reproducing the 3 control conditions:
- P+ positive pressure +2.10 bar
- P0 atmospheric pressure 0.00 bar
- P- negative pressure –0.80 bar
The device must be equipped with a reference pressure gauge to allow a

comparison with the displayed pressure value.
The displayed value can be changed in 0.001 bar steps.
SERVICE MENU – 134°C STERILIZATION
SQ38
Select 134°C STERILIZATION to display a screen where it is possible to
select the sterilisation time between 4 and 5.5 minutes. This option is valid
only for sterilisation cycles performed at 134°C, except for Prion cycle.
Select one of the two values with the arrows then confirm with
OK.
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SERVICE MENU – EMPTYING CYCLE

SQ39
The EMPTYING CYCLE can be started after manually emptying the tanks.
Vacuum pump and heating system are activated with the aim to remove
the water and humidity left in the device.
Select EMPTYING CYCLE to display a screen where it is possible to:
- start the cycle by pressing ;
- program the delayed start of the emptying cycle by pressing

and setting the parameters from the dedicated screen.
SERVICE MENU – BACKUP MESSAGE

SQ40
Select BACKUP MESSAGE to display a screen where it is possible to
select whether to activate/deactivate backup and overwrite messages.
In particular, the backup message warns the user to run a backup every
250 cycles.
The overwrite message warns the user that the oldest data will be
immediately overwritten after 500 cycles.
The values can be modified by:

- selecting the value using
- pressing OK to confirm
- changing the value (ON/OFF) using + / -
The user may reset the BACKUP and OVERWRITE messages by

downloading the cycles using the NEW option.
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SERVICE MENU – SERVICE RESET

SQ41
It allows resetting the maintenance/service warning messages in advance,
compared to the set number of cycles, if a maintenance operation is
performed before reaching the limit that makes the message appear.
Select SERVICE RESET to display four counters, with values expressed

in cycle number, corresponding to the following maintenance operations:
- Chamber filter/closing system lubrication
- Bacteriological filter replacement/Cleaning of tank and dust filters
- General service
The values can be reset by:

- selecting the value using
- selecting REMIND with to cancel the reset operation,
keeping the performed cycles count, or DONE to reset the cycle
counter referred to each single message.
SERVICE MENU – SAFETY VALVE TEST
SQ42
Select this option to test the safety valve through steam pressurisation.
To start this test it is necessary to enter a dedicated password that must be

requested to the Manufacturer.
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FUTURA SERVICE MENU

FUTURA AUTOCLAVES– SERVICE MENU
SQ1
From initial screen, access SETUP menu.
SQ2
From SETUP screen, select SERVICE menu.
SQ3
To access the SERVICE menu, type PIN 0829 and press ENTER to
confirm.
PIN 0829 is valid for all autoclaves of the FUTURA and CLASSIC series.
SQ4
After accessing the SERVICE menu, a vertical scroll menu with the
following options is displayed:
- Component test
- Test cycles
- Counter reset
- Initial settings
- PT1 calibration
- Report management
- Service customization
- User management
- Network configuration
- REF input
- SN input
- MPX calibration
SQ5
Selecting COMPONENT TEST and pressing OK to confirm displays a
vertical scroll menu with the following options:
- Solenoid valves
- Other components
- Door
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SQ6
Select the SOLENOID VALVES menu and press ENTER confirm.
The screen shows the states of the five solenoid valves of the manifold;
state labels are as follows:
solenoid valve open
solenoid valve closed
During a COMPONENT TEST, with the door open, all solenoid valves (EV)
are powered off.
The FAN indicator shows the On/Off state of heat exchanger fans.
SQ7
From the SOLENOID VALVES menu, you can turn the individual solenoid
valves and radiator fans on and off.
Solenoid valves and fans can be operated using the suitable touch control.
Several elements can be turned on at the same time to check specific
sections of the hydraulic circuit.
SQ8
Select the OTHER COMPONENTS menu and press ENTER to confirm.
The screen shows the following components:
- BH – chamber tube bundle heating element
- VP – vacuum pump
- WP – water injection pump/EV6
The following values are also displayed:

- PT1 – chamber temperature
- PT2 – steam generator temperature
- PT3 – chamber tube bundle heating element temperature
- P – chamber pressure
SQ9
From the OTHER COMPONENTS menu, you can establish the state of
individual components, which can be turned on and off using the touch
control.
BH activation is indicated by parameter PT3 chamber tube bundle heating
SG activation is indicated by parameter PT2 steam generator temperature
increasing.
A safety timeout is provided for the BH and SG functions, so that the
relevant component is turned off after 120”.
SQ10
From the DOOR menu, you can establish the states of door and door
microswitches and manually activate door lock, release and complete
opening.
The following indicators are displayed:

- μSw Door – manual door closing microswitch
- μSw Lock – door lock enable microswitch
- I motor – motor current draw
During the door closing and locking phases, the variations in parameter I
motor are shown by the digital bar at the bottom of the DOOR screen.
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COMPONENT TEST – FUNCTIONAL CHECKS –

SOLENOID VALVES/OTHER COMPONENTS
SQ11
The following menus can be used:
- SOLENOID VALVES
- OTHER COMPONENTS
These menus are used to test individual component or to activate and test
several components at the same time to check the different functions that
are supposed to be performed during a sterilization cycle.
To activate several components available in the two menus at the same
time, you may toggle between the two menus using the command
, which changes between menus while retaining the commands
activated previously.
SQ12 – CHECK EV5 FOR PROPER CLOSING

Detach the door cover from the cross member/porthole assembly by
removing the steel plate ref.1 while paying attention to the pusher/spring
assemblies ref.2.
Close the door, access the SERVICE menu and select COMPONENT
TEST.
- Go to the SOLENOID VALVES menu
With EV5 closed (not activated), there should be no air suction from the
middle of the bacteriological filter.
With EV5 open (activated), there should be air suction from the middle of
the bacteriological filter.
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SQ13 – CHECK EV1/EV3 FOR PROPER CLOSING

- Note reading P – chamber pressure
If EV1/EV3 are closing properly, reading P – chamber pressure will not

change.
With the door open, proper closing of EV1/EV3 is confirmed when there is
not suction from:
- EV1 – Steam outlet, top/rear section of chamber
- EV3 – Chamber filter coupling

- From the SOLENOID VALVES menu, activate EV4
If EV1 is open (powered off), reading P – chamber pressure will decrease.
of suction from the steam outlet, top/rear section of chamber.

If EV3 is open (powered on), reading P – chamber pressure will decrease.
of suction from the chamber filter coupling.
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With EV2 open (powered on), reading P – chamber pressure will decrease
and stabilize at around 0.035/0.040 bar, and will not drop further.
Test example:
- Note P – chamber pressure 0.000 bar
- Note P – chamber pressure reading at – 0.038 bar confirms that EV2
opened correctly
SQ17 – CHECK FOR WATER INJECTION PUMP/EV6 ACTIVATION

From the OTHER COMPONENTS menu, activate WP:
- Check that water is supplied to chamber properly
Perform test only if PT2 - steam generator temperature is lower than 70°C.
SQ18 – CHECK FOR TUBE BUNDLE HEATING ELEMENT ACTIVATION

- BH - chamber tube bundle heating element
Proper activation is indicated by parameter PT3 – chamber tube bundle

heating element temperature increasing.
SQ19 – CHECK FOR GENERATOR HEATING ELEMENT ACTIVATION

Proper activation is indicated by parameter PT2 – steam generator heating

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COMPONENT TEST – FUNCTIONAL CHECKS – DOOR
SQ20 - CHECK FOR DOOR MICROSWITCH ACTIVATION

Manually press the operating pin of the manual door closing microswitch,
and confirm that the μSw door indicator is activated.
Close the door and confirm that μSw door and μSw lock indicators are
activated.
microswitch closed/enable active.
After closing, the I motor indicator should read 1.4/1.8 A.

Activate door lock with LOCK command.
After locking, the I motor indicator should read 3.4/3.8 A.
With the LOCK command, you can unlock the door and bring it into closed
position.
With command , you can open the door and release both
microswitches.
With the door open, μSw door and μSw lock must be de-activated and
indicator I motor = 0.5 A.
SERVICE MENU – TEST CYCLES
SQ21
Selecting TEST CYCLES displays a vertical scroll menu with the following
options:
- No vacuum
- Continuous cycle
SQ22
Selecting NO VACUUM displays the start-up screen for cycle S 134°C.
With command , you can activate the cycle, which will be performed
without the pre-vacuum phase.
After the warm-up phase, the pressure rise is performed to achieve the
process values of 134°/2.10bar, a condition that will be maintained for 4’.
This special cycle, which has no alarms, is designed to detect any steam
leaks from chamber, door, generator and connected tubes.
SQ23
Selecting CONTINUOUS CYCLE displays the cycle selection screen.
When one of the available cycles is selected and activated, that cycles
will run and repeated automatically with a 5’ pause between subsequent
cycles.
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SERVICE MENU – COUNTER RESET
SQ24
Selecting COUNTER RESET activates the reset selection screen.
WARNING
When counter reset is confirmed, the archive of performed cycles will be
deleted.
SERVICE MENU – INITIAL SETTINGS
SQ25
Selecting – INITIAL SETTINGS activates the factory settings screen.
WARNING
When the reset operation is confirmed, the custom settings selected by
user will be deleted; language selection will be retained.
SERVICE MENU – PT1 CALIBRATION
SQ26
Selecting PT1 CALIBRATION displays the check/edit screen for the typical
reading of sensor PT1 at 130.4°C.
These values are stored at the factory and stamped directly on sensor
PT1.
If sensor PT1 is replaced, note the typical readings of the new sensor,
change indicated values as required and press ENTER to confirm.
The two cursors allow a maximum variation range of +/- 10 ohm with
respect to these nominal readings:
- 1000 ohm at 0°C
- 1500 ohm at 130.4°C
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SERVICE MENU – REPORT MANAGEMENT
SQ27
Selecting REPORT MANAGEMENT displays a vertical scroll menu with
the following options:
- Download Device Stats.
- Download Alarm History
- Download Cycles History
- Backup
Download Device Stats. transfers a file containing information on the

activation times of the different components to USB.
Download Alarm History transfers a .csv file (compatible with Excel)

containing information on the alarms generated by the autoclave to USB.
Download Cycles History transfers a .csv file (compatible with Excel)

containing information on all cycles performed by the autoclave to USB.
Backup transfers a file, readable only by the Manufacturer, containing

information on the last 500 performed cycles to USB flash drive.
SERVICE MENU – SERVICE CUSTOMIZATION
SQ28
Selecting SERVICE CUSTOMIZATION displays four counters with values
stored at the factory. These are counters for the following maintenance
operations:
- Lubrication of closing system
- Bacteriological filter replacement
- Scheduled maintenance
The values can be modified, i.e. the original values can be set lower and
then confirmed by pressing ENTER.
SERVICE MENU – USER MANAGEMENT
SQ29
Selecting USER MANAGEMENT displays the user list management
screen, which is normally used by office personnel.
When you operate from menu SERVICE/USER MANAGEMENT, the

system will request no password to access the different users, including
the administrator.
You can make changes, delete or add users, change authorizations.
WARNING
Confirming any changes will delete the previous configuration settings.
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SERVICE MENU – NETWORK CONFIGURATION
SQ30
Selecting NETWORK CONFIGURATION displays the screen for
configuring network connection
as follows:
DHCP – automatic TCP IP number assignment
manual configuration of TCP- IP number
This menu provided access to network configuration, just like the

menu DATA MANAGEMENT / LOCAL ETHERNET NETWORK
CONFIGURATION available to user.
SERVICE MENU – REF INPUT
SQ31
The REF INPUT function lets you enter the product code specific to each
individual model.
This code is stored at the factory and needs only be input after the
electronic card has been replaced. The procedure is outlined below.
From the SERVICE MENU, select REF INPUT and:
- Insert a USB memory with the original FW version or a later version
- Ensure that the USB memory is sensed and this is confirmed by two
beeps
- Press ENTER to confirm; this will display the list of product codes from
the same series (Futura or Classic).
- The proper code is reported on the ID plate on the rear panel
- Select the proper code and use the touch control on the code to
confirm it
SERVICE MENU – SN INPUT
SQ32
Function SN INPUT lets you store the unique serial number of each
individual autoclave.
The serial number is stored at the factory using the three counters
displayed and confirmed with ENTER.
The two letters, unique to each model, are automatically assigned when
product code is entered (see REF INPUT).
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SERVICE MENU – WATER FILLING TIMES
SQ33
Selecting the WATER FILLING TIMES menu displays the following
indicators:
- Max filling – maximum feed tank level
- Min filling – minimum feed tank level
- Max discharge – maximum drain tank level
- Outlet – supply to auto filling device
- Time – auto filling activation time
The automatic filling activation time is also shown by the sliding bar found
under the Time indicator.
The two counters indicate the times expressed in seconds for:
Alarm – error indication during the first automatic filling phase, from an
empty tank up to minimum level.
Filling – time duration of second tank filling phase, from minimum level to
full, without reaching maximum level.
The minimum/maximum level indicators shown in the WATER FILLING
TIMES menu enable manual testing of the level sensors in the two tanks.
LEVEL SENSOR TEST

This test must be performed with empty tanks to facilitate access to the
three level sensors.
MAXIMUM FILLING LEVEL SENSOR

With an empty feed tank, note reading of indicator.
Max filling - then actuate level sensor manually and note reading of
Max filling - indicator.
MINIMUM FILLING LEVEL SENSOR

With an empty feed tank, note reading of indicator.
Min filling - then actuate level sensor manually and note reading of Min
filling - indicator.
MAXIMUM DRAIN LEVEL SENSOR

With an empty drain tank, note reading of indicator.
Max drain - then actuate level sensor manually and note reading of
Max drain - indicator.
The WATER FILLING TIMES menu shows the ALARM and FILLING times
stored at the factory for:
- External filling pump 150/150
- Pure100 demineralizer 700/700
- Pure500 demineralizer 1000/1000
The display can be activated using the touch control of the bar for the
device
that activates the filling system selection screen.
For EV AUX, the ALARM and FILLING times need to be stored upon
installation.
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SQ34 – EV AUX TIME STORAGE

From the WATER FILLING TIMES menu, select EV AUX
When the first filling stage from an empty tank is activated, the Outlet –
supply to automatic filling dev. is activated, as well as countdown from
1000”
Note the filling level until the minimum level is reached, which is indicated
by the Min filling indicator turning off.
A second countdown from 1000” for the second filling phase is activated.
Note filling level up to nearly Max filling, without activating it.
At the same time, note the difference between FILLING > 1000” and the
reading of the Time indicator.
Enter this difference in counters Alarm and Filling and press ENTER to
confirm.
SERVICE MENU – MPX CALIBRATION
SQ35
Menu - MPX CALIBRATION lets you correct any differences between the
pressure displayed and the pressure measured with a reference pressure
gauge.
The three counters displayed can be modified and represent:

- P+ pressure value correction at + 2.10 bar
- P0 pressure value correction at 0 bar
- P- pressure value correction at – 0.80 bar
In order to determine whether the pressure value displayed is accurate,

you will need to connect the pressure transducer to an external device
capable of reproducing the 3 control conditions:
- P+ positive pressure +2.10 bar
- P0 atmospheric pressure 0.00 bar
- P- negative pressure – 0.80 bar
The device must be equipped with a reference pressure gauge to allow a

comparison with the displayed pressure value.
The displayed value can be changed in 0.001 bar steps.
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MENU SERVICE – 134°C STERILIZATION
SQ36
Select 134°C STERILIZATION to display a screen where it is possible to
select the sterilisation time between 4 and 5.5 minutes.
This option is valid only for sterilisation cycles performed at 134°C, except
for Prion cycle.
Confirm this selection with ENTER.
MENU SERVICE – EMPTYING CYCLE
SQ37
The EMPTYING CYCLE can be started after manually emptying the tanks.
Vacuum pump and heating system are activated with the aim to remove
the water and humidity left in the device.
Select EMPTYING CYCLE to display a screen where it is possible to

activate the complete emptying of the autoclave and set the start delay.
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MENU SERVICE – BACKUP MESSAGE
SQ38
Select BACKUP MESSAGE to display a screen where it is possible to
activate or deactivate the message that warns the user on the need to run
a backup every 250 performed cycles. Each change performed must be
confirmed by pressing ENTER.
The user may reset the BACKUP message by downloading the cycles
using the NEW option.
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MENU SERVICE – RESET SERVICE
SQ39
This menu allows resetting the maintenance/service warning messages
in advance, compared to the foreseen number of cycles, if a maintenance
operation is performed before reaching the set limit that makes the
message appear.
Select SERVICE RESET to display four counters, with values expressed in

cycle number, corresponding to the following maintenance operations:
- Boiler filter/closing system lubrication
- Bacteriological filter replacement/Cleaning of tank and dust filters
- Boiler gasket replacement
- General service
By selecting RESET for one of the elements, a warning message

concerning the possible maintenance will be displayed.
If necessary, it is possible to select “Done” in order to reset the counter.
Otherwise, select “Remind” to keep the performed cycles count.
MENU SERVICE – SAFETY VALVE TEST
SQ40
Select this option to test the safety valve through steam pressurisation.
To start this test it is necessary to enter a dedicated password that must be

requested to the Manufacturer.
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5. TECHNICAL DATASHEET
5.1 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST01 - STEAM GENERATOR

The STEAM GENERATOR is installed on “B CLASSIC/FUTURA” models. It is secured to the rear/left upright of auto-
clave frame and can be accessed after removing the left side panel and the rear panel.
WARNING:
The STEAM GENERATOR can become very hot and may reach temperatures above 150°C; check
the reading of PT2 – generator temperature sensor in the SERVICE menu before removing the side
covers.
Power off the autoclave and disconnect the power mains cord before removing the side covers.
The GENERATOR is protected by a insulating covering that must be refitted after completing any maintenance opera-
tion; two double insulating washers are required at each fastening point to the frame and they must be refitted correctly.
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
The generator is made of a cylindrical outer body and a grooved inner core that are connected by a threaded coupling;
the two sections can be separated for maintenance purposes.
Pressure is sealed between cylindrical body and inner core thanks to two O-ring placed on the core; these O-rings must
be replaced each time the generator is disassembled.
The cylindrical body accommodates:
-- PT2 - generator temperature sensor, housed in a suitable seat, secured with a retaining screw; PT2 can be removed
and replaced.
-- Safety thermostat – 300°C operation threshold – manual reset.
-- Water inlet fitting – bottom.
-- Steam outlet fitting – top.
The grooved inner core accommodates the heating element – 1000+1000W/115+115V – removable.
The heating element has 3 wires and is made up of two sections rated 13.3 ohm each (total 26.6 ohm)
Resistance can be measured directly at the points where the heating element is connected to the general electronic
card using a common tester.
SERVICE OPERATIONS
Replacing the safety thermostat
The thermostat can be removed without taking off the external heat insulation.
Disconnect the wiring connected to the safety thermostat, remove the 2 fastening screws, position the new thermostat
and secure it using the 2 screws, reconnect the wiring.
Replacing the heating element

-- Remove the steam generator from its mount removing the 2 fastening screws and their double insulating washers.
-- Open the lower section of the heat insulator, remove the retaining screw that holds the heating element in place,
withdraw the heating element from its seat in the middle of the central core
-- Insert the new heating element gradually to let air flow out and push until fully home
-- Lock the heating element in place using the retaining screw, placing the washer into the groove in the outer casing
of the heating element.
-- Refit the heat insulation, refit the steam generator on its mount using the 2 fastening screws and the double insu-
lating washers
Replacing the PT2 sensor

-- Disconnect PT2 wiring from the general electronic card
-- Remove the retaining screw and pull the sensor out of the seat in the generator outer body
-- Position the new sensor and secure it in place with the retaining screw
-- Re-connect PT2 wiring to general electronic card
-- Refit the heat insulation, refit the steam generator on its mount using the 2 fastening screws and the double insu-
lating washers
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Cleaning inside of generator

-- Disconnect the reinforces inlet and outlet tubes removing the 2 stainless steel clamps.
-- Disconnect the wiring connected to the safety thermostat.
-- Disconnect PT2 wiring from the general electronic card.
-- Remove the external heat insulation.
-- Lock the central core from the 2 suitable flats at the sides of the heating element seat.
-- Unscrew generator outer body, and withdraw the central core.
-- Remove any limestone residue in the grooves and passages of the central core.
-- Clean the inside of generator body and the 2 water and steam passages.
-- Remove the 2 O-rings from the central core and replace them with new O-rings.
-- Screw the central core fully home onto the outer body.
-- Refit the external insulation and the aluminium fastening strap.
-- Refit the generator on its mount using the 2 fastening screws and the double insulating washers.
-- Reconnect the reinforced tubes and secure them in place using new stainless steel clamps.
-- Reconnect the safety thermostat wiring and the PT2 wiring.
GENERATOR HEATING ELEMENT TO GENERAL CARD CONNECTION
1 Autoclave general card

2 Heating element - 230V connection
3 Safety thermostat.
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PT2 SENSOR TO GENERAL CARD CONNECTION
1 Electronic card
2 PT2 wiring connection
1. Water inlet
2. Heating element
3. Cylindrical outer body
4. PT2 sensor
5. Safety thermostat
6. Inner core
7. Steam outlet
1. Steam generator complete with heat insulation.
5.2 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST02 - MANIFOLD

The MANIFOLD is installed on all “B CLASSIC/FUTURA” models. It is found on the left side of the chamber and is
easily accessed after removing the left side panel. There are two screws that secure it to autoclave bottom and are
accessible from above.
For maintenance purposes, the MANIFOLD can be removed from inside the autoclave because it can be displaced with
no need to disconnect its connection cables and the wiring of solenoid valves.
WARNING:
Power off the autoclave and disconnect the power mains cord before removing the side covers.
The solenoid valves feature 24Vdc class-H coils suitable for temperatures up to 150°C
Power supply to solenoid valves is electronically controlled and provides 24Vdc inrush voltage; power supply is redu-
ced to 16Vdc during regular operation.
Connections are made with one common (black) wire and a specific wire for each individual solenoid valve; note the
colour of the specific wire before disconnecting any wires.
The five solenoid valves are clearly identified with their corresponding numbers stamped on the read end of the MANI-
FOLD, close to each valve. EV1 and EV3 control steam discharge from the chamber and feature stainless steel seat.
FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOLENOID VALVES

- EV1 2-way, normally open NO
- EV2/EV3/EV5 2-way, normally closed NC
- EV4 3-way
In the event of a black-out, EV1-NO restores pressure balance in the chamber to that the door can be opened manually.
OPERATION
EV1 NO is connected to the top drain of the chamber; it controls steam discharge during the pressure release phases
(vacuum pulses, cycle end, drying pulses). It is powered on (closed) during all chamber pressure maintenance phases.
EV2 NC is connected to the MANIFOLD filter. It controls the supply of air at atmospheric pressure into the circuit out-
side the chamber, and prevents pressure to reach negative values which could otherwise lead to starting problems with
the vacuum pump.
EV3 NC is connected to the bottom drain of the chamber (chamber filter) and controls condensate discharge during
pressure release phases.
EV4 3-way is connected to heat exchanger, vacuum pump and drain tank; it controls the direct discharge of condensed
steam to the tank; when chamber pressure drops to P=0.10 bar, it directs the outlet flow from the heat exchanger to
the vacuum pump.
EV5 NC is connected to the bacteriological filter and controls the flow of filtered air to the chamber during the balancing
phase at cycle end; the filtered air flow is conveyed to the chamber through the seat of EV1, which is closed during the
pressure balancing phase.
SERVICE OPERATIONS
Each solenoid valve can maintained individually to:
-- Check and clean solenoid valve seat.
-- Check and clean cursor.
-- Change the complete cursor/cursor holder assembly.
For solenoid valves EV1 – EV2 – EV3 – EV5, proceed as follows:

-- Disconnect the power supply wiring (2 wires) from the coil; make sure to note the colour of the 2 wires.
-- Unscrew the coil retaining nut.
-- Withdraw the coil from the cursor holder assembly.
-- Unscrew the cursor holder assembly using a hexagon key; do not apply any tools to the cylindrical body of the cur-
sor holder assembly.
To refit, begin by positioning the cursor holder assembly, fasten the coil and connect the wiring.
For EV4 only, proceed as follows:

-- Disconnect the power supply wiring (2 wires) from the coil; make sure to note the colour of the 2 wires.
-- Disconnect the tube that runs to the upper fitting by removing the retaining clamp.
-- Unscrew the top tube fitting together with the intermediate fitting.
-- Unscrew the coil retaining nut.
-- Withdraw the coil from the cursor holder assembly.
-- Unscrew the cursor holder assembly using a hexagon key; do not apply any tools to the cylindrical body of the cur-
sor holder assembly.
To refit, begin by positioning the cursor holder assembly, fasten the coil, fit the intermediate fitting/top tube holder (use
thread locker), connect the wiring, and connect the tube to the upper fitting locking in place with the new stainless steel
clamp.
1. EV4 – discharge to used water tank.

2. EV5 – air inflow from bacteriological filter.
3. EV1/EV3 – outlet to exchanger.
4. EV1 – inflow of steam discharge-high output
EV1 – balancing air outlet. Chamber pressure from EV5/bacteriological filter.
5. Air inlet.
6. EV3 – inflow from chamber discharge-chamber filter
7. EV4 – inflow of condensed steam from heat exchanger.
8. EV4 – outflow to vacuum pump.
1. Mainfold
5.3 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST03 - DOOR GEARMOTOR ASSEMBLY

The autoclaves are equipped with a motorised door closing and locking device that uses a endless screw and is driven
by the door gearmotor.
The door servomotor assembly is secured to the left side the chamber and can be accessed after removing the right
side panel.
The servomotor assembly includes a vertically mounted gearmotor, that drives a horizontal drive shaft ending in a
endless screw with trapezoidal section.
When in motion, the endless screw runs into the threaded bushing installed on the porthole cross member, bringing the
porthole closer to the jamb until it closes and the door is locked.
To ensure quiet running and improved strength, the shaft turns in a thrust ball bearing positioned inside the front sup-
port of the servomotor assembly.
The servomotor assembly is operated by the porthole, when the operating pin hits the door approaching microswitch.
During this first closing phase, the servomotor assembly moves forward due to a mechanical effect; it slides on steel
pins and is supported by a sliding plate made from the anti-friction material; the closing phase ends when the door
closed microswitch trips and stops the servomotor.
When the cycle is started, the gearmotor is activated; power supply current is controlled so that when it reaches its
maximum value at 3.2A, the system is stopped.
Upon reaching the first vacuum pulse, with a negative pressure of -0.80 bar, a further door closing motion is performed
(about ½ shaft rotation) to ensure perfect sealing.
The opening control enables the servomotor to move backwards and release the door, which is moved away from the
chamber thanks to the thrust action of the operating pin; during this phase, the door closed microswitch and the por-
thole approaching microswitch are de-activated.
SERVICE OPERATIONS
WARNING:
Power off the autoclave and disconnect the power mains cord before removing the side
covers.
Replacing the gearmotor

-- With the door open, remove the Benzing snap ring on the rear end to release the gearmotor from the drive shaft.
-- Withdraw the gearmotor carefully, sliding it towards the rear end, without removing the front retaining ring and the
preload washer.
-- Ensure that the front retaining ring and the preload washer are correctly in place and insert the new gearmotor on
the splined shaft
-- Apply moderate force on the gearmotor and insert the snap ring at the rear end, making sure to locate it into the
groove in the shaft, so as to lock the gearmotor in place.
Replacing shaft/endless screw

-- With the door open, remove the Benzing snap ring on the rear end to release the gearmotor from the drive shaft.
-- Withdraw the gearmotor carefully, sliding it towards the rear end, and remove the front retaining ring and the preload
washer.
-- Remove the 4 screws that secure the complete shaft support plate to the servomotor support. For models equip-
ped with vacuum pump EVO10/EVO 30, you will need to remove the pump from the autoclave to facilitate
this operation.
-- Withdraw the support, complete with shaft/endless screw, operating pin, sliding plate and pins, thrust ball bearing.
-- Insert the new complete support and make sure to check the thrust ball bearing and operating pin are in the correct
positions; secure support with the retaining 4 screws.
-- Insert the front retaining ring into its seat, insert the preload washer and fit the gearmotor onto the splined shaft.
-- Apply moderate force on the gearmotor and insert the snap ring at the rear end, making sure to locate it into the
groove in the shaft, so as to lock the gearmotor in place.
Replacing the door closed microswitch

- With the door open, note the position of the 2 wires and disconnect the wiring from the microswitch.
- Remove the 2 microswitch retaining screws and their washers.
- Position the new microswitch, secure it with the 2 screws and their washers, connect the wiring.
Replacing the door approaching microswitch

- With the door open, note the position of the 2 wires and disconnect the wiring from the microswitch.
- Remove the 2 retaining screws of the microswitch support.
- From outside the autoclave, remove the 2 microswitch retaining screws and their washers.
- Position the new microswitch, secure it with 2 screws and their washers.
- Position the support together with the microswitch to the holes and secure it with 2 screws.
- Re-connect the wiring to the microswitch.
1. Servomotor operating pin. 1. Door ajar microswitch.

2. Servomotor sliding plate. 2. Rear snap ring.
3. 24Vdc gearmotor. 3. Door closed microswitch.
4. Shaft with endless screw.
5. Door closed microswitch.
5.4 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST04 - PRESSURE TRANSDUCER - SAFETY PRESSURE SWITCH

The autoclaves are equipped with the following devices, that are connected to the chamber:
-- Pressure transducer
-- Safety pressure switch
PRESSURE TRANSDUCER
The pressure transducer is connected to the chamber by a TEFLON tube; it detects internal pressure during the diffe-
rent cycle phase and sends an electric input to the general electronic card.
This input signal, combined with the temperature readings, ensures that the sterilization cycle is managed properly.
The transducer is installed at the side of the general electronic card and can be accessed after removing the right side
cover panel and, if necessary, the right upper cross member.
The pressure transducer is not serviceable; if it needs replacing, proceed as follows:
-- Power off the autoclave from the main switch and disconnect the power cord.
-- Remove the right external cover panel.
-- Remove the protective cover of the general electronic card, which is held in place by 3 snap locks.
-- Fully unscrew the locking ring nut of the TEFLON tube at the lower fitting of the transducer and detach the tube from
the fitting.
-- Disconnect the transducer wiring from the general electronic card.
-- Loosen the transducer retaining nut and slide the transducer off its support.
-- Fit the new component in the seat in the support and secure with the retaining nut.
-- Re-connect the transducer wiring to the general electronic card; the connector has a mounting position, be sure to
observe it.
-- Trim off the end portion of the TEFLON tube so as to eliminate the portion of tube that had been sitting on the fitting.
-- Fit the Teflon tube onto the fitting and secure it in place with the locking ring nut. NOTE: Use great care when per-
forming this operation; to not overtighten or you will damage the tube.
SAFETY PRESSURE SWITCH

The safety pressure switch is connected through a TEFLON tube and disconnects power supply to the door closing
gearmotor when pressure inside the chamber is positive.
At pressures below 0.40 bar:

-- The pressure switch is off.
-- The gearmotor power supply contact is closed (red and white wires).
-- The safety contact is open (red and black wires).
-- The motorised door opening system can be activated.
At pressures above the 0.40 bar limit:

-- The pressure switch is on (safety mode).
-- The gearmotor power supply contact is open.
-- The safety contact is closed and short-circuits the gearmotor control relay.
-- The motorised door opening system cannot be activated.
The safety pressure switch is not serviceable; if it needs replacing, proceed as follows:
-- Power off the autoclave from the main switch and disconnect the power cord
-- Remove the right external cover panel
-- Remove the protective cover of the general electronic card, which is held in place by 3 snap locks
-- Fully unscrew the locking ring nut of the TEFLON tube at the lower fitting of the pressure switch and detach the tube
from the fitting
-- Disconnect the wiring from the pressure switch; make sure to note the positions of the 3 wires
-- Loosen the pressure switch retaining nut and slide the pressure switch off its support
-- Fit the new component in the seat in the support and secure with the retaining nut
-- Re-connect the pressure switch wiring to the general electronic card; be sure to observe the correct positions of the
wires
-- Trim off the end portion of the TEFLON tube so as to eliminate the portion of tube that had been sitting on the fitting
-- Fit the TEFLON tube onto the fitting and secure it in place with the locking ring nut. NOTE: Use great care when
performing this operation; to not overtighten or you will damage the tube.
1. Pressure transducer.
2. Safety pressure switch.
1. Pressure transducer.
2. Electronic card.
5.5 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST05 - PT1 SENSOR - CHAMBER TEMPERATURE SENSOR

Temperature inside the chamber is measured by a sensor termed PT1, which sits in the middle of the chamber back
wall; this position ensure more accurate readings and reduces the chances of the sensor contacting the load placed
inside the chamber.
The sensor is the PT1000 and features the following resistance ratings:
- 1000 Ω at 0°C
- 1500 Ω at 130.4°C
In addiction, to ensure improved accuracy, the actual resistance reading given the by sensor at 130.4°C is stamped on
the sensor
This value is stored in the autoclave at the factory and must be checked/modified when the sensor is replaced (ref.
SERVICE MENU – SQ26)
The PT1 sensor is connected to the general electronic card, which incorporates a sensor input calibration circuit, which
automatically checks calibration during operation.
Automatic input calibration is provided for the other sensors as well:
- PT2 – steam generator
- PT3 – chamber tube bundle heating element
This eliminates the need for manual calibration.
SERVICE OPERATIONS
Replacing PT1
-- Power off the autoclave from the main switch and disconnect the power cord.
-- Remove the right side cover and the metal rear cover to gain access to the general electronic card and the rear area
of the chamber.
-- Remove the protective cover of the general electronic card, which is held in place by 3 snap locks.
-- Disconnect the PT1 sensor wiring from the general electronic card.
-- Loosen the fastening ring nut of the PT1 sensor to release it completely.
-- Extract the PT1 sensor together with the ring nut from the seat in the chamber back wall.
-- Mark the new PT1 sensor at a position 60mm away from the sensor end and measure its actual reading at 130.4°C,
which is stamped on the wiring output terminal.
-- Fit a new fastening ring nut and a new taper fitting onto the new sensor.
-- Insert the sensor into its seat; make sure not to distort or bend the sensor.
-- Secure the sensor using the ring nut; when the ring nut is properly tightened, the 60mm mark should be flush with
the ring nut edge.
-- Position and connect the sensor wiring; the connector has a mounting position, be sure to observe it.
When you have installed the new sensor and refitted the card protective cover and the external covers, you will need
to check/modify the PT1 value stored at the factory as follows:
-- Activate the device.
-- Access the SETUP menu.
-- Access the SERVICE menu using password 0829.
-- Select the PT1 CALIBRATION menu (ref. SERVICE MENU – SQ26).
-- Compare the value at 130.4°C stored with the actual reading of the new PT1.
-- Change and confirm the new value if needed.
NOTE: The value at 0° C must be stored at 1000 Ω.
1. PT1 SENSOR complete with fastening ring nut.

2. PT1 actual reading at 130.4°C.
1. Electronic card.
2. PT1 wiring connection.
5.6 TECHNICAL DATASHEET ST02 – DOOR ADJUSTMENT
1. Wormscrew.
2. Threaded bushing.
The image above shows the ideal value – 5.3mm – measured when the door is locked between the outer face of the
threaded bushing installed on the door cross member and the head of the wormscrew which is actuated by the door
closing system.
The tolerance allowed on the specified value is +/- 0.5 mm (min. value 4.8mm / max. value 5.8mm).
The 5.3mm value, which is the same for all autoclave models, is dictated by the position of the stainless steel door
relative with the door cross member.
Door position can be varied by adjusting the door; this procedure is performed at the factory and normally does not
need to be repeated.
Checking/adjusting the door is only necessary after replacing one of the mechanical components of the closing system
– door, door cross member, threaded bushing, wormscrew.
To measure the value specified above and adjust the door, if needed, use the closing system manual control available
in menu SERVICE / COMPONENT TEST / DOOR-SQ10.
MEASUREMENT OF WORMSCREW POSITION

Measure the specified value as follows:
-- Access the SERVICE menu > password 0829

-- Select COMPONENT TEST > DOOR
-- Close and lock the door (ref.SQ10)
-- Measure the 5.3mm value (+/-0.5mm)
If the measured value is outside the allowed range, adjust the door.
ADJUSTING THE DOOR

Detach the plastic door cover from the cross member-door assembly, after removing the steel connection plate A;
pay attention to the 2 pushers and their springs B.
With the door open, loosen the retaining screw 1, which can be accessed from inside the cross member on hinge side,
and release the central round support of the door.
Adjust door position by working on the central round support 2 (using a suitable screwdriver) as follows:
-- Turn clockwise to bring the door closer to the chamber and increase the measurement.
-- Turn anticlockwise to bring the door closer to the cross member and decrease the measurement. Note: ¼ of a turn
of the central support will increase/decrease the measurement by 0.75mm.
-- Lock the door support using the retaining screw 1.
-- Measure wormscrew position again.
When the door is adjusted at the factory, it is placed in contact with the cross member and then:
-- For 17/22 L models, the central round support is turned clockwise through 2 turns.
-- For 28 L models, the central round support is turned clockwise through 3 turns.
5.7 FIRMWARE UPDATE

CLASSIC AUTOCLAVES FIRMWARE UPDATE
The firmware is updated automatically as the new firmware is uploaded to the autoclave from a USB pendrive.
Following is the proper update procedure after receiving the Firmware updated files as e-mail attachments.
-- Download the compressed folder (.zip) available on the

Extranet.
-- Extract the 2 files contained in the folder.
-- Copy the 2 files to an empty USB pendrive.
-- Switch off the autoclave.

-- Insert the USB pendrive into the port on one side of the
display.
-- Switch on the autoclave.
The update process will start automatically and take about 2 minutes; depending on the number of cycles performed,
the process may last up to 7-8 minutes.
The update process is indicated by certain warning sounds.
During the initial phase, the display screen will turn BLACK, and then the wording “WAIT” is displayed.
A message reading “USB error” may appear for a few moments, please disregard it
Do not remove the USB pendrive while the update process is running.

display.
When the updated is completed, the autoclave is restar-

ted automatically and the display screen will default to the
standard START menu.
-- Switch off the autoclave

-- Remove the USB pendrive
-- Switch on the autoclave
To confirm that the update process was completed suc-

cessfully, go to:
Menu DATA > SYSTEM INFORMATION and determine
which FW version is installed.
FUTURA AUTOCLAVES FIRMWARE UPDATE

The firmware is updated automatically as the new firmware is uploaded to the autoclave from a USB pendrive.
Following is the proper update procedure after receiving the Firmware updated files as e-mail attachments.
-- Download the compressed folder (.zip) available on the

Extranet.
-- Extract the 2 files contained in the folder.
-- Copy the 2 files to an empty USB pendrive.

display.
The update process will start automatically and take about 2 minutes; depending on the number of cycles performed,
the process may last up to 7-8 minutes.
The update process is indicated by certain warning sounds.
During the initial phase, the display screen will turn BLACK, and then the wording “WAIT” is displayed.
A message reading “USB error” may appear for a few moments, please disregard it
Do not remove the USB pendrive while the update process is running.

display.
When the updated is completed, the autoclave is restart-

ed automatically and the display screen will default to the
standard START menu.
-- Switch off the autoclave

-- Remove the USB pendrive
-- Switch on the autoclave
To confirm that the update process was completed suc-

cessfully, go to:
Menu DATA > SYSTEM INFORMATION >
and determine which FW version is installed.
6. NETWORK CONNECTION - USER INTERFACE

It is possible to obtain from remote information on the device and its operation,
managing many functionalities of the SERVICE menu already present on the
machine.
Connect the autoclave (Futura models only) to the network through the Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi to access from PC an
on-line page with the autoclave IP address showing:
-- Machine information;
-- Mocom website (if internet connection is active);
-- Service Login (reserved to authorised technicians, access with password):
-- Cycle management;
-- Diagnosis;
-- Settings;
-- Reports,
-- Logout.
Machine information
The user can select the language among those available and obtain the following information on the device:
-- Model;
-- Reference Number;
-- Serial number;
-- Status;
-- Stage;
-- Alarm code.
Under section “Cycle Saving - Create archive and Download on Computer” the user can view:
-- Completed cycles
-- Last archived cycle.
The user can also request their filing by selecting the method and, if available, download the relevant files.
EN SYSTEM RESET 89
Service Login
To access the Service Login section, use the following data:
-- Username: Service
-- Password: 0829
If values are entered correctly, the following options, listed before, will be displayed.
Cycle Management
The technician can select the type of cycle among those available on the autoclave, and start it from remote only after
manually closing the autoclave door.
The following information will be displayed:
-- Current Parameters -- System information
-- Status -- FW version
-- Alarm and relevant Reset button -- Language
-- Stage -- Standby mode
-- Temperature -- Print
-- Pressure -- Water filling
-- Valid/Total cycles
Diagnosis
The technician can check the internal components from the autoclave and view sensor parameters to check their cor-
rect operation:
-- Solenoid valves
-- Chamber Temperature and Pressure
-- Pumps
-- Tank management
-- Band heater and steam generator
-- Door
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Settings
The technician can configure the settings of the data that will be displayed on the device:
-- Unit of measurement -- Other
-- Temperature -- Date and Time
-- Pressure -- GMT
-- Time format -- Water filling
-- Date format -- Standby
Reports
The technician can download different documents, in a format compatible with Excel, directly on the PC. The docu-
ments are:
-- Technical Report
-- Cycle Chronology
-- Alarm Chronology
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code 97071170 rev. 02

On STAND BY ON mode and door closed solenoid valve EV5 is activated.

STAND BY - components on state

Drain Air inlet Drain Low

Off Off Off Off

WARM-UP - components on state

Drain Air inlet Drain Low

1.3 1st VACUUM PHASE

1st VACUUM PHASE - components on state

VACUUM PUMP PMIN [bar]

1.4 1st PRESSURE RISE

1st PRESSURE RISE - components on state

1.5 2nd VACUUM PHASE

2nd VACUUM PHASE - components on state

Direct Off Off Off Off

1.6 2nd PRESSURE RISE

2nd PRESSURE RISE - components on state

1.7 3rd VACUUM PHASE

3rd VACUUM PHASE - components on state

Direct Off Off Off Off

1.8 3rd PRESSURE RISE / STERILISATION PROCESS

3rd PRESSURE RISE - components on state

Cycle type Pmax Pnorm Pmin

DISCHARGE - components on state

Direct Off Off Off Off

DRYING - components on state

VENTILATION - components on state

1.12 PRESSURE LEVELLING

LEVELLING - components on state

Off Off Off On

2.1 ERROR ALARMS - CODE “E”

CODE ALARM DESCRIPTION INDICATION ON LCD MODE

E 999 Manually interrupting the cycle MANUAL INTERRUPTION 2

2.2 FAULT ALARMS - CODE “A”

CODE ALARM DESCRIPTION INDICATION ON LCD MODE

CODE ALARM DESCRIPTION INDICATION ON LCD MODE

1 = OK (warning) - Tap OK on pop-up window.

2.3 HAZARD ALARMS - CODE “H”

1 = OK (warning) - Tap OK on pop-up window.

2.4 ACCESSORY ALARMS - CODE “S”

CODE ALARM DESCRIPTION INDICATION ON LCD MODE

1 = OK (warning) - Tap OK on pop-up window.

2.5 LCD E INDICATIONS

LCD E 000 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 001 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 002 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 003 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 004 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 010 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 020 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 021 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 022 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 030 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 031 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 041 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 042 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 900 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 901 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

Possible causes / Checks Solution

LCD E 902 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom

LCD E 998 Indication Alarm description Effect / Symptom