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Introduction
The STERRAD
®
100 Sterilizer requires limited maintenance activity after
750 cycles (PM1) have been completed and more extensive maintenance
after 1500 cycles (PM2). Maintenance is performed by ASP Field Service
Engineers and by those customers who have received ASP-approved
training in STERRAD System maintenance. PM 1 is performed at 750
cycles or 6 months, whichever comes first. PM2 is performed when the
1500 cycle interval is reached or at one year.
The cycle designation is being eliminated from many systems. PM1 or
Level 1 and PM2 or Level 2 will soon be the only cycle/PM designations
displayed.
The topics listed at the right provide detailed instructions for performing
planned maintenance. When you have completed the applicable planned
maintenance procedure, go to the procedures to certify system
performance.
Remember:
some STERRAD 100 Sterilizers may have older parts. Also,
some parts and subsystems created for the
Block 2
machines are
backwards compatible. Be sure you use the correct planned
maintenance procedure. There is no particular PM procedure that is
exclusive to the STERRAD
100 S
Sterilizer. All the procedures in this
section apply to this version of the STERRAD System.
Maintenance Schedule
PM1 PM2 Task Description
Yes Yes Inspect Seismic Restraints
Yes Yes Replace Vacuum Pump Oil
Yes Yes Clean the Vaporizer Plate and Vaporizer
Yes Yes Drain Water From Air Storage Tank
Yes Yes Drain Pressure Regulator Moisture Trap
Yes Yes Drain Oil From Vacuum Pump Exhaust Filter
Housing (not done on Block 2)
Yes Yes Replace Vacuum Pump Oil Filter (Leybold D16A
only)
Planned Maintenance Introduction
12-2 STERRAD® 100 Sterilizer ASP Service Guide rev. D