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Cycle Selection: Automatic or Manual
Use the control panel keys to select the cycle to be run on the CER OPTIMA
®
endoscope reprocessor.
Selecting an AUTOMATIC Cycle
The CER OPTIMA system allows for either an
AUTOMATIC
“
FULL
” or “
HLD/RINSE
” cycle. The difference
between the two cycles is the
WASH
phase; the
FULL
cycle includes the
WASH
phase while the
HLD/RINSE
cycle omits the WASH phase.
•
AUTOMATIC “FULL” Cycle:
Sets the reprocessing cycle to automatically include a wash/flush
(detergent is user optional), rinse, HLD exposure, post-rinses (HLD dependent) and air and alcohol
endoscope flushing (if selected).
• Press the AUTOMATIC “ FULL ” key, and the LED light will now illuminate.
• Press the
WASH
key multiple times to cycle through and select the desired cycle wash time:
• The CER-1 OPTIMA allows a 2, 3 or 5 minutes wash time
• The CER-2 OPTIMA allows a 3 or 5 minute wash time
• Press the
AIR
key multiple times to cycle through and select the desired air purge time of 0, 3, 5
and 10 minutes.
• Press the
ALCOHOL
key multiple times to cycle through and select the desired alcohol flush
volume of:
• CER-1 OPTIMA: 0, 30, and 60cc’s
• CER-2 OPTIMA: 0, 30, 60 and 120cc’s
• Press
START/STOP
key to begin the
FULL
cycle.
• If Endoscope ID, Operator ID, and/or Patient ID are
activated, then they will automatically display on the
screen in sequence after START has been selected. Use
the barcode reader to scan the endoscope, operator and/
or patient ID information. Press
ENTER
to bypass if no
information is available. The barcode reader allows the
ID data to be recorded and printed, or transferred to the
optional CER OPTIMA Data Management Program at the
completion of the cycle.
• If MRC Verification is activated, then confirm the result of
the HLD MRC CHECK by pressing ENTER for Yes, and the
ARROW
key for No. Refer to the test strip manufacturer’s
directions for use for instructions on testing the MRC of the
HLD.
• The reprocessing cycle will now start, and the START/STOP light will illuminate green. The front
panel display will show disinfectant type, cycle time remaining in minutes (counting down as the cycle
progresses), and the reprocessing step in progress.
Figure 14