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Sequence:

 - Fill  the  insert  by  arranging  the  trays  in  the  specific 

slots;

 - Insert the insert in the basket;

 - Insert the basket in the tank up to the stop;

 - Close the door, start the program.

Instruments: Surgical Instruments

Insert type: Instrument holder insert
Sequence:

 - Fill the insert by placing the trays in the appropriate 

slots upside down;

 - Insert the insert in the basket;

 - Insert the basket in the tank up to the stop;

 - Close the door, start the program.

HAZARD.  Be  very  careful  when  inserting  pointed  or 

sharp  instruments.  Always  insert  the  instruments 

starting  from  the  bottom,  and  possibly  wearing 

protective gloves.

 

b

Perforated  baskets  and  supports  do  not 

provide  protection  against  pointed  and/or 

sharp instruments.

 

a

WARNING.  Failure  to  follow  these 

recommendations may cause injury. Pay the 

utmost  attention  when  loading/unloading 

the instruments to be washed.

6.2.4  Treatment of dental instruments

 

a

WARNING. 

Insert 

only 

instruments 

suitable  for  automatic  treatment  in 

thermodisinfector  devices,  according  to  the 

manufacturer’s  instructions.  In  particular, 

follow the information provided by the same 

manufacturer.  Despite  compliance  with 

the  manufacturer’s  instructions,  in  case  of 

damage or alteration of the instruments, the 

responsibility will be borne by the instrument 

manufacturer.

Correct program

Before starting the treatment, check that:

 - The  external  surface  of  the  instruments  is  clean  of 

material residues (E.g. dental cement, etc.).

 - The air and spray channels must be clean.

 - Finally, carry out a test.

Use  the  recommended  liquids  (see  paragraph  «5.5.2 

Liquid use and storage»).

Care of the instruments

Major  manufacturers  recommend  drying  the  spray/

air/water  channels  immediately  after  cleaning  and 

disinfection  using  clean  compressed  air  with  suitable 

maintenance products.
It is recommended to follow the specific instructions.

6.2.5  Treatment of ophthalmic instruments

 - Only  insert  instruments  designed  for  automatic 

treatment  in  thermodisinfector.  Carefully  follow 

the  instructions  provided  by  the  instrument 

manufacturer.

 - Do not insert instruments intended for interventions 

on the optic nerve and which come into contact with 

the retinal tissue.

In  case  of  damage  or  alteration  of  the  instruments 

despite  compliance  with  the  manufacturer’s 

instructions, the responsibility will still be borne by the 

instrument manufacturer.

 

a

WARNING.  The  treatment  of  ophthalmic 

instruments  requires  the  use  of  purified 

water.

Comply with the following for automatic treatment:

 - Use a slightly alkaline liquid for cleaning. Use a citric 

acid-based  neutraliser  for  neutralisation.  Never  use 

liquids for rinsing.

 - Rinse  the  hollow  instruments  after  the  application 

and  check  that  the  purified  water  passage  is  free 

before the automatic treatment.

 - Insert  the  hollow  instruments  into  the  rinse  bar, 

specially designed for this use.

 - Make sure that no deposits form on the instruments.

 - Dry  the  hollow  instruments  with  compressed  air 

after  the  treatment  in  order  to  remove  all  residual 

humidity.

 - Follow  the  manufacturer’s  instructions  with  regard 

to  the  maintenance  of  instruments/accessories  for 

loading.

6.3  Programs

The  machine  leaves  the  factory  programmed  with 

three  separate  use  programs  already  entered  in  the 

settings menu. 
To  select  the  programs  available,  use  key  1,  2  or  3 

(on the control panel Fig. 12) depending on the most 

suitable program for the level of dirt of the load.
The  following  table  shows  the  correct  programs  for 

each type of load.

Summary of Contents for AWD655-2

Page 1: ...operate with the thermodisinfector read these instructions for use INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Translation of the original instructions code 214200132 Rev 03 Edit 06 2020 Language English THERMODISINFECTOR A...

Page 2: ...rer declines all and any liability for damage due to negligence and failure to comply with this manual and is also not liable for any damage caused by incorrect interpretations of the instructions con...

Page 3: ...ing chemicals 21 6 Using the machine 21 6 1 Commissioning instructions 21 6 1 1 Loading the chemicals 22 6 2 Before use 23 6 2 1 Emergency release 23 6 2 2 Preparing the load 23 6 2 3 Summary of the b...

Page 4: ...nnel in charge must strictly and diligently follow the instructions warnings and all indications contained in this manual The contents relate to normal use and maintenance operations The manual does n...

Page 5: ...always charged to the Customer The right to warranty services is only recognised if once the defect is found it is immediately reported to the manufacturer at the same time sending the related repair...

Page 6: ...start up of the different washing cycles provided Reset any alarms triggered Using all personal protection equipment and complying with all adequate safety procedures he she should be able to carry ou...

Page 7: ...manufacturer therefore recommends that the water used in the pre rinse and washing stage should be of drinking quality according to the Guidelines for drinking water quality 3rd edition published by t...

Page 8: ...h door open 12 kg 2 Internal tank 3 Lower drawer door with lock 4 Upper door opening handle 5 Detergent containers for washing and rinse aid neutralising product 6 Control panel 7 ON OFF switch machin...

Page 9: ...es the factory without any accessory basket The user must request the most suitable accessory basket from the manufacturer Figure 4 shows some examples of the most common use accessories Fig 4a Fig 4b...

Page 10: ...English 10 Fig 4i Fig 4l Fig 4m Fig 4n Fig 4o Fig 4p Fig 4q Fig 4r...

Page 11: ...LY void the warranty The user must inform the manufacturer if defects or malfunctions of the accident prevention system are found as well as any presumed dangerous situation The user undertakes to use...

Page 12: ...Do not try to open the tank door during operation the appliance is equipped with a special safety lock system to prevent the door from being opened d Pay attention where indicated for a potential dang...

Page 13: ...at is a free and safe area in which to move quickly in the event that the load falls Before loading check that there is sufficient space on the surface of the transport vehicle to accommodate the mach...

Page 14: ...bjected to blows and tampering However it must be placed in a closed dry dust free environment and protected from atmospheric agents When restored a careful preliminary examination of its integrity by...

Page 15: ...ple caused by the machine falling due to the fact that it is not fixed to the ground 5 3 Electrical connection b HAZARD Only qualified and experienced personnel can connect the machine to the mains su...

Page 16: ...between appliances see rules for electrical plants Connect the machine and the relative dedicated safety device not supplied by using a power cable compatible with the electrical characteristics of t...

Page 17: ...d any equipment other than the instruments washer During the washing cycle this is necessary to prevent the subdivision of the water supply with other users thus leading to a substantial increase in t...

Page 18: ...51 55 Value 3 every 3 cycles 56 60 Value 1 Regeneration at every cycle Recommended only for expert users ACTIONS open the door unscrew the plastic cap of the salt box pour 0 7 kg of common salt into t...

Page 19: ...ayer covering the panels make sure the liquid tanks are full and the suction nozzles are properly inserted into the right tanks A label next to the cap indicates the type of liquid to be used for each...

Page 20: ...cks the dosing amount In the event of a lack of product a message appears on the display and the program stops a WARNING It is recommended to handle the liquids with caution Protect eyes hands clothes...

Page 21: ...e calibrated according to the density of these tested products which ensure correct operation The following combinations of process fluids have been tested to verify the compatibility of the materials...

Page 22: ...ners or changing tanks it is required to perform the manual filling of the hydraulic circuit This phase is important because it prevents any air bubbles present in the pipes from causing an interrupti...

Page 23: ...withstand is 12 Kg The maximum volume available is 0 065 m or 65 L The maximum volume of the basket is 0 025 m or 25 L The instruments to be washed must be placed on the relative basket making sure th...

Page 24: ...y Arrange the load so that all surfaces can be reached by the washing liquid Otherwise they will not be cleaned Place the objects so that the liquids can flow out without hindrance Place tall or heavy...

Page 25: ...facturers recommend drying the spray air water channels immediately after cleaning and disinfection using clean compressed air with suitable maintenance products It is recommended to follow the specif...

Page 26: ...clean Clean them if necessary The nozzles of the upper and lower spray arms must be free and clean Basket and products must be arranged correctly The rinse arms must be able to rotate freely The mach...

Page 27: ...ust restart from the beginning Only if it is interrupted in the drying phase can the cycle be considered completed successfully The instruments must be dried IMPORTANT In the EcoDrying version the mac...

Page 28: ...PT1000 probe placed in the tank This is a control probe 9 It is the display of the temperature measured by the PT1000 probe placed in the tank This is a work probe The temperature detectable by the t...

Page 29: ...ce the machine has started the display shows the screen indicating door open and the invitation to insertthe basket withthe instruments to be washed Then insert the basket with the instruments and clo...

Page 30: ...will bring the water temperature to 50 C and will maintain it for the washing time 3 minutes Fig 16 5 5 Prewash phase begins Fig 16 6 Phase 3 6 The machine starts the automatic work cycle and discharg...

Page 31: ...tomatic work cycle and discharges any residual water present in the tank Fig 16 11 Phase 6 11 Purified water load The use of purified water is necessary for rinsing the instruments and will last 20 se...

Page 32: ...be brought to 90 C for the sterilisation operation Fig 16 16 16 Rinsing of instruments with purified water Fig 16 17 17 Instrument disinfection Fig 16 18 Phase 9 18 Purified water drain after disinfe...

Page 33: ...ntrol panel The alarms description and possible solution are listed below At first the image concerning the alarm is displayed for 5 seconds then the alarm description is displayed for 10 seconds The...

Page 34: ...owing message appears after a few seconds Fig 19 1 When the USB key is removed from the machine after a few seconds the following message appears Fig 19 2 6 6 Alarms See Annex B 6 7 Warnings See Annex...

Page 35: ...he external panels with a damp cloth Use only neutral pH detergents Do not use aggressive products solvents and or diluents Clean the control panel with a damp cloth and washing up liquid Do not use a...

Page 36: ...carried out by experienced and qualified operators If the problems persist or appear even more often after performing the work reported below contact the technical assistance or an authorised and qual...

Page 37: ...lowing data Model serial number and year of construction of the machine These data are stamped on the identification plate fitted on each individual machine Description of the part and required quanti...

Page 38: ...sables hot water If hot water is enabled purified water is automatically deactivated and vice versa 8 Enables operator PIN 0 1 0 OFF 1 ON Enables or disables operator PIN 9 Aut door unlock 0 1 0 OFF 1...

Page 39: ...mp 23 Detergent Flow Meter 0 1 0 OFF 1 ON Enables or disables the detergent flow meter 24 Enable neutr 0 1 0 OFF 1 ON Enables or disables the neutraliser pump 25 Neutr Flow Meter 0 1 0 OFF 1 ON Enable...

Page 40: ...er 40 User 40 48 MAINTENAN CE Enable maintenance 0 2 0 OFF 1 CYCLES 2 DATE With 0 it never asks for scheduled mainte nance with 1 it asks after n cycles and with 2 at the set date 49 If active 1 Next...

Page 41: ...PAPER The printer ran out of paper Insert a new roll Press RESET If it persists please contact a technician E30 FLOW METER 1 Tank 1 of the chemical liquid may be empty Press RESET If it persists pleas...

Page 42: ...een the Micro 1 and Micro 2 boards Press RESET If it persists please contact a technician E66 NO HEAT There is a problem with the water heating Press RESET If it persists please contact a technician E...

Page 43: ...oting PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION 1 The machine does not start The fuse circuit breaker of the electrical system has tripped Enable the fuse switch of the electrical system The machine is off Press the ON...

Page 44: ...AT OS Srl Viale del Lavoro 19 37030 Colognola ai Colli Verona Italy Tel 39 045 6159411 Fax 39 045 6159422 E mail info at os com Web www at os com...

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