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Diagnostic Messages 

Adjust Alarm ........................... Diagnostic 27:  prompts the user to adjust the alarm volume. 
Air Sen Enable ........................ Diagnostic 40:  prompts the user to enable / disable the air flow sensor. 
Alc. Sen Enable ....................... Diagnostic 47:  prompts the user to enable / disabled the alcohol level sensor. 
Auto Dis. Option ...................... Diagnostic 88:  prompts the user to enable / disable the waterline disinfect option. 
Bas. Temp Enable ................... Diagnostic 49:  prompts the user to enable / disable the basin temperature sensor. 
Basin Sen Enable .................... Diagnostic 42:  prompts the user to enable / disable the basin level sensor. 
Basin Temp. Cal ...................... Diagnostic 31:  indicates that the DSD is in basin calibration mode. 
Contrast adj ............................ Diagnostic 26:  prompts the user to press the enter button to adjust the LCD contrast. 
Count down from .................... Diagnostic 24:  indicates that the DSD is performing a counter test. 
CVR Sen Enable ...................... Diagnostic 41:  prompts the user to enable / disable the cover (lid) open sensor. 
Cycle Count ............................ Diagnostic 91:  indicates that the DSD total cycle counts are being displayed. 
Det. Sen Enable ...................... Diagnostic 48:  prompts the user to enable / disable the detergent level sensor. 
Diagnostics ............................. Indicates that the DSD is in diagnostic mode. 
FLO Sen Enable ...................... Diagnostic 40:  prompts the user to enable / disable the fluid flow sensor. 
Heat Option............................. Diagnostic 88:  prompts the user to enable / disable the heated reservoir option.   

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Always set to 0 on the DSD EDGE

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Endoscope Reprocessor

Input Code .............................. Prompts the user to enter the diagnostic entry password. 
Input S/N major ...................... Diagnostic 82:  prompts the user to enter the most significant two digits  

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of the serial number. 

Input S/N minor ...................... Diagnostic 82:  prompts the user to enter the least significant two digits of the  

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serial number. 

Key Code ................................ Diagnostic 25:  indicates that the following number is the ID number of the key just pressed. 
Language ............................... Diagnostic 80:  prompts the user to select a user language. 
Max dis ................................... Diagnostic 71:  Prompts the user to enter the maximum number of disinfectant  

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cycles allowed. 

Max. Bas. Temp ...................... Diagnostic 74:  Prompts the user to enter the maximum water temperature allowed 
Min. Bas. Temp ....................... Diagnostic 75:  Prompts the user to enter the minimum temperature the basin has  

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to be for disinfection. 

Previous Key ........................... Diagnostic 25:  indicates that the following number is the ID number of the key 

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pressed before. 

Prog. Flash? ............................ Diagnostic 85:  prompts the user to press the enter button to start programming. 
Programming .......................... Diagnostic 85:  indicates that the program update is in progress. 
Recirc Option .......................... Diagnostic 88:  prompts the user to enable / disable the recirculation option. 
Res High Temp En ................... Diagnostic 49:  prompts the user to enable / disable the water high temperature monitor. 
Res Low Enable ...................... Diagnostic 43:  prompts the user to enable / disable the low reservoir sensor.   

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Must be set to 0 on the DSD EDGE Endoscope Reprocessor

Res Low Temp En ................... Diagnostic 49:  prompts the user to enable / disable the water low temperature monitor. 
Res. Temp. Cal. .......................  Diagnostic 32:  indicates that the DSD is in water calibration mode. 
Reset programs?  ................... Diagnostic 72:  prompts the user to press the enter button to clear all user programs. 
Set A purge Secs . .................. Diagnostic 63:  prompts the user to enter the air purge time in seconds. 
Set D Drain Secs ..................... Diagnostic 61: prompts the user to enter the disinfectant drain time in seconds. 
Set D Fill Secs ........................ Diagnostic 62:  prompts the user to enter the disinfectant fill time in seconds.  

Summary of Contents for MEDIVATORS DSD EDGE

Page 1: ...1 Service Manual System Version 5 65...

Page 2: ...trademark of Karl Storz GmbH Co 50097 037 Rev E 10SEPTEMBER2015 2015 Medivators Inc All rights reserved This publication is protected by copyright Copying disclosure to others or the use of this publ...

Page 3: ...pe Precleaning and Testing 9 Electromagnetic Compatibility 9 Cleaning and Disinfection 10 Chapter 2 INSTALLATION General 11 Supply Supply 14 Water Supply 14 Electrical Supply 14 Air Supply 15 System D...

Page 4: ...Completing the Disinfection Process 93 Process Interruption 94 System Interruption 94 Operator Initiated Interruption 94 Shutdown 95 Chapter 6 MAINTENANCE General 97 Chapter 7 TROUBLESHOOTING Troubles...

Page 5: ...EDGE Endoscope Reprocessing System is indicated to provide high level disinfection using RAPICIDE PA High Level Disinfectant of heat sensitive semi critical endoscopes Manual cleaning of endoscopes i...

Page 6: ...ver open the reprocessor lid or remove the floating basin lid during operation Moving the DSD EDGE Endoscope Reprocessor Before moving the DSD EDGE Endoscope Reprocessor ensure the electrical cord dra...

Page 7: ...ps are not autoclavable and must be reprocessed by low temperature disinfection only Replacement parts must be ordered from the manufacturer to maintain the warranty Regularly inspect reprocessor for...

Page 8: ...e endoscope drying For all chemicals used within the DSD EDGE Endoscope Reprocessor refer to the respective chemical labeling directions for use DFU and or material safety data sheet MSDS for chemistr...

Page 9: ...or wire channels require additional manual cleaning and disinfection steps Leak test endoscopes prior to disinfection procedures Electromagnetic Compatibility The DSD EDGE Endoscope Reprocessor meets...

Page 10: ...apic org American Society for American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Testing and Materials 13 Elm Street 100 Bar Harbor Drive P O Box 1565 West Conshohocken PA 19428 2959 Manchester MA 09144...

Page 11: ...mical Drawer Station A Station B Control Panel Lid B Basin RS 232 for service use only Water Filter Detergent Reservoir Alcohol Reservoir Air Filter Disinfectant Pump Reusable Disinfectant Filters Cha...

Page 12: ...12 Figure 2 DSD EDGE Dual Basin Printer Endoscope Hookup connector Disinfectant Sampling Ports Basin Level Sensor Endoscope Leak Test Connector...

Page 13: ...Side and back of DSD EDGE Endoscope Reprocessor 1 4 NPT House Compressed Air Connection optional 3 8 NPT Water Connection Main power entry module 1 NPT Facility drain coupling right angle hose connect...

Page 14: ...ith the outlet on the right side If the filter installation requires the outlet to be on the left side remove the filtration brackets and reinstall on the opposite side then loosen and rotate the gaug...

Page 15: ...3 inches of drop 7 5 cm or greater over the 36 inch length The facility drain should be no higher than 18 inches to provide proper drainage Consult your maintenance department for multiple reprocessor...

Page 16: ...the 8 amp slow blow fuse Operating the 230VAC reprocessor without a hookup fitting might blow the 4 amp slow blow fuse Refer to the Site Requirements and Installation Guide PN 50097 091 Service If th...

Page 17: ...17 General This chapter describes the operator controls and how to set up and program the reprocessor Chapter 3 OPERATOR CONTROLS...

Page 18: ...allows the operator to specify settings view system messages errors and warnings and operate the reprocessor This section describes each function of the control panel Figure 1 Control Panel LED Indica...

Page 19: ...the disinfection station is in use The LED illuminates when the station is in use Cycle Phase Indicators The phase indicators identify which cycle phase the system is performing The LED illuminates o...

Page 20: ...rating program Program status indicators identify a station as idle stopped resetting or running Station stopped is indicated by alternating and Station running is indicated by alternating and Station...

Page 21: ...eric Keypad The numeric keypad allows the operator to enter numeric information The key can also be used as a Cancel or a Backspace button The key can also be used as an Enter button Figure 4 Numeric...

Page 22: ...s button to accept settings or to start some system functions Cancel Press this button to reject settings reset an alarm or abort a disinfection cycle Reject an incorrect user entry by pressing the CA...

Page 23: ...23 Figure 5 Function Keys...

Page 24: ...when handling disinfectant Warning Avoid possible slip injuries Clean up any spills immediately Note Part A Uptake Tube is fitted with the BLUE cap Part B Uptake Tube is fitted with the WHITE cap Not...

Page 25: ...rocessor and slide the drawer fully out 2 Take the Part B container and place in the rear of the drawer 3 Remove the bottle cap and foil seal 4 Insert the Part B Uptake Tube white cap and fully secure...

Page 26: ...button 4 Change the month setting Enter the correct two digit month 01 12 Press the ENTER button The month is displayed as three alpha characters Jan Feb etc in Run mode 5 Change the year setting Ente...

Page 27: ...27 Figure 6 Set Date Screen...

Page 28: ...to ensure accuracy 1 Press the SETUP button 2 Enter 3 on the keypad then press the ENTER button 3 Change the hour setting Enter the correct two digit hour 00 23 midnight is 00 Press the ENTER button 4...

Page 29: ...29 Figure 7 Set Time Screens...

Page 30: ...procedure to view the current version of software installed in the reprocessor 1 Press the SETUP button 2 Enter 4 on the keypad then press the ENTER button 3 The current software and version is displa...

Page 31: ...31 Figure 8 Software Version Screen Flash Code Version or Software version Micro controller Code Version...

Page 32: ...can be displayed one entry at a time starting with the most recent entry 1 Press the SETUP button Enter 8 on the keypad then press the ENTER button 2 The most recent log entry is displayed 3 Press th...

Page 33: ...33 Figure 9 Display Log Screen and sample entry...

Page 34: ...at regular intervals 1 Press the STATION SELECT button to choose station A or station B The selected station must be idle to perform this function 2 Press the SETUP button Enter 10 on the keypad then...

Page 35: ...cle count 1 Press the STATION SELECT button to choose station A or station B 2 Press the SETUP button Enter 11 on the keypad then press the ENTER button 3 Press the ENTER button to clear the count 4 P...

Page 36: ...bacterial retentive filter is replaced This standard requires that all rinse water delivered to the washer disinfector contain no more than 10 cfu colony forming units per 100 ml Microbiological quali...

Page 37: ...l automatically close if not manually closed sooner as explained within step 10 6 Direct the purge line from the top of the on board 2 micron water filter housing into a container that hold a minimum...

Page 38: ...ton Enter 5 on the keypad then press the ENTER button 2 The Program 1 screen is displayed Enter the program digit 1 9 on the numeric keypad then press the ENTER button 3 The Flush screen is displayed...

Page 39: ...screen is displayed Enter the desired primary rinse time Enter two digits for the minutes then press ENTER Enter two digits for the seconds then press ENTER 8 The Rinse 2 screen is displayed Enter th...

Page 40: ...40 Figure 13 Custom Program Setup Screens P1 Flush Set Minutes 00 00 P1 Soak Set Minutes 00 00 P1 Soak Rinse Set Minutes 00 00...

Page 41: ...f seconds entered on the screen up to a maximum of 59 seconds 1 second injection 3 mL alcohol 12 The Air screen is displayed Enter the desired air cycle time Enter two digits for the minutes then pres...

Page 42: ...42 Figure 14 Custom Program Setup Screens P1 Detergent Inject Set Minutes 00 00...

Page 43: ...43 Figure 15 Custom Program Setup Screen...

Page 44: ...e temperatures 1 Press the SETUP button Enter 13 on the keypad then press the ENTER button 2 The temperatures are displayed in Celsius 3 Press the SETUP button to exit the display Figure 16 Display Te...

Page 45: ...ns 1 Press the SETUP button Enter 17 on the keypad then press the ENTER button 1 The typical cycle time remaining for each station is displayed actual time may vary depending on the rate of incoming w...

Page 46: ...ations 1 Press the SETUP button Enter 18 on the keypad then press the ENTER button 2 The current state number and time remaining for each station is displayed 3 Press the SETUP button to exit the disp...

Page 47: ...nted Verify the printer is ON before printing 1 Press the STATION SELECT button to choose station A or station B 2 Press the SETUP button Enter 21 on the keypad then press the ENTER button 3 Press the...

Page 48: ...sinfection cycle run Verify the printer is ON before printing 1 Press the STATION SELECT button to choose station A or station B 2 Press the SETUP button Enter 25 on the keypad then press the ENTER bu...

Page 49: ...he STATION SELECT button to choose station A or station B 2 Press the SETUP button Enter 33 on the keypad then press the ENTER button 3 Enter 1 to enable automatic printing then press the ENTER button...

Page 50: ...git day 01 31 Press the ENTER button 4 Set the month setting Enter the correct two digit month 01 12 If the zero 0 is entered for the month the programmed cycle will run every 24 hours Press the ENTER...

Page 51: ...51 Figure 22 Set Delayed Startup Screen...

Page 52: ...oose station A or station B 2 Press the SETUP button Enter 29 on the keypad then press the ENTER button 3 Select the startup option Press 1 on the keypad then press the ENTER button to enable the dela...

Page 53: ...NTER DIAGNOSTICS Caution Refer to the Service Manual for more information Only properly trained personnel should attempt to perform the functions in the Diagnostics Menu Figure 24 Enter Diagnostics Sc...

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Page 55: ...e the reprocessor Verify a scope hookup is connected in the basin and the floating lid in place before operating the reprocessor Always activate Function 0 before exiting the Diagnostics Functions men...

Page 56: ...press the ENTER button 4 Press the STATION SELECT button to choose station A or station B 5 Enter the function number on the keypad then press the ENTER button Note Diagnostics functions 1 19 can only...

Page 57: ...tion activates the alcohol pump for the selected station Caution Do not activate the alcohol pump unless the alcohol valve is open Perform Functions 18 12 3 to activate Function 4 Activate Air System...

Page 58: ...lve Function 14 Activate Water Inlet Valve This function activates the water inlet valve for the entire reprocessor This function is activated from station B diagnostics only Note Before exiting the D...

Page 59: ...Detergent Pump This function activates the detergent pump for the selected station Caution Do not activate the detergent pump unless the detergent valve is open Perform Functions 18 1 19 to activate F...

Page 60: ...60 Function 21 Activate Station B LED This function activates the Station B LEDs sequentially in the following order Station B Flush Disinfect Alcohol Rinse 1 Rinse 2 Air Status...

Page 61: ...61 Function 22 Activate System LEDs This function activates the system LEDs sequentially in the following order Heater On Disinfectant Dump Setup A Warning B Warning A Station Select B Station Select...

Page 62: ...unction 23 Write LCD Test Pattern This function writes a test pattern to the LCD Function 24 Write Counter to Display This function writes a 60 second counter to the display The timer counts down from...

Page 63: ...fy the correct key code displays Press and hold the then press the key to stop the test Key Code Key Code 1 01 ID Data 18 2 02 Heater On 15 3 03 Enter 10 4 04 Program 19 5 05 Disinfectant Dump 16 6 06...

Page 64: ...the key then press ENTER again to change the direction of contrast example bright to dim or dim to bright Press the key or the CANCEL key to exit Function 27 Adjust Alarm Volume This function adjusts...

Page 65: ...65 Function 28 Lock Cover Optional This function activates the lidlock for the selected station Function 29 Unlock Cover Optional This function deactivates the lidlock for the selected station...

Page 66: ...Support for detailed instructions before proceeding Function 32 Calibrate Reservoir Thermistor This function calibrates the reservoir thermistor for the selected station Caution DO NOT attempt to cali...

Page 67: ...bit Set the fluid sense enable then the air sense enable for the selected station Enter 0 to disable the sensor Enter 1 to enable the sensor Function 41 Cover Sense Inhibit This function enables disab...

Page 68: ...e inhibit for the selected station Enter 0 to disable sensor Enter 1 to enable sensor Caution Do NOT disable this sensor during a disinfection cycle Function 43 Reservoir Low Level Sense Inhibit This...

Page 69: ...inhibit for the selected station This sensor must be disabled if the leak tester option is not present Enter 0 to disable sensor Enter 1 to enable sensor Function 46 Disinfectant Warning Acknowledge...

Page 70: ...r Enter 1 to enable sensor Note Disable both Station A and B alcohol sensors to disable alcohol sensing Function 48 Enable Detergent Sensor This function enables disables the detergent sensor for the...

Page 71: ...rature monitoring enable Enter 0 to disable monitor Enter 1 to enable monitor Note This function is not accessible if the temperature monitoring is disabled in Diagnostic 88 Note Functions 50 57 are f...

Page 72: ...sheath test compressor valve Function 53 Activate Sheath Test Compressor This functions activates the sheath test compressor Function 54 Turn Off All Valves and Reset Latches This function turns off...

Page 73: ...f Sheath Test Compressor This function turns off the sheath test compressor Function 56 Activate Sheath Test This function activates the sheath test Function 57 Activate Sheath Hold This function acti...

Page 74: ...ain Time and Disinfectant Drain Time Use this function to set the rinse drain time and disinfectant drain time The rinse drain time is the portion of the drain time during which the scope is purged wi...

Page 75: ...se are the required minimum times prior to checking the level sensor Function 63 Set Fluid and Air Purge Times Use this function to set the fluid and air purge times The fluid purge time is used at th...

Page 76: ...ant fill stage The chamber valve is pulsed open and closed to reduce the risk of losing disinfectant down the overflow valve Function 65 Set Add Air Time Use this function to set the add air time Func...

Page 77: ...n if Top off time is set too high Function 68 Set Recirculation Rinse Time Not used in DSD EDGE Endoscope Reprocessor Function 69 Set Water Line Disinfect Hold Time Use this function to set the water...

Page 78: ...Function 73 Clear Disinfectant Counter Use this function to clear the disinfectant cycle counter for the selected station Function 74 Maximum Basin Temperature Use this function to set the maximum ba...

Page 79: ...isinfect delayed start This function is used in conjunction with SET UP 28 and 29 Function 79 Enable All Sensors Use this function to enable all sensors for both stations Function 80 Set Language Use...

Page 80: ...7 will be used Function 82 Set Serial Number Use this function to set the reprocessor serial number The serial number can be found inside the cabinet on the left panel Enter the middle two digits majo...

Page 81: ...tructions for more information Function 84 Program High Flash Use this function to perform a program high flash See the software update instructions for more information Function 85 Program Entire Fla...

Page 82: ...function to disable all sensors Function 88 Set Options Use this function to set the options Options include recirculation water line disinfect heated reservoirs and temperature sensing for the selec...

Page 83: ...sed for factory testing Function 91 Display Cycle Count Use this function to display the cumulative cycle count Function 93 Display Temperatures Use this function to display the basin and reservoir te...

Page 84: ...ath Tester Use this function to test the sheath tester board See the Maintenance section for more information Function 96 Set Disinfection Time Format Function 97 Set Sanitization Time Format Function...

Page 85: ...s chapter explains how to startup and shut down the reprocessor how to program the preprocessor for a delayed start sequence how to leak test endoscopes and how to prepare and disinfect an endoscope C...

Page 86: ...ssage displayed press the STOP key and then press the START key The cycle then proceeds with a default Flush Phase or an optional Wash Phase Flush Phase The flush phase introduces fresh water through...

Page 87: ...ough the scope channels according to the programmed detergent injection time The default detergent injection time is 3 seconds 9ml Please refer to the table in the Programming the Reprocessor section...

Page 88: ...at one of the wash phase segments is running Pre start Inspection Use the following procedure to inspect the reprocessor before startup 1 Check the external pre filters if installed on the incoming wa...

Page 89: ...utton to initiate water flow As water flows into the basin ensure that the dynamic water pressure at the inlet to the DSD EDGE Endoscope Reprocessor is 35 40 psi 2 4 2 75 BAR 7 While the water flows i...

Page 90: ...oscope in the reprocessor basin Position the control section of the endoscope in the right rear of the basin Position the light guide in the left front of the basin 4 The distal end must not point upw...

Page 91: ...other 20 seconds If the pressure decreases below the 50mmHg 1psi reading within this period the warning LED on the reprocessor control panel blinks the system activates an alarm and the message Sheath...

Page 92: ...d disinfection program on the reprocessor control panel Select 0 for the default program Select 1 9 for a custom program 6 Press the START button The disinfection program starts If the leak tester opt...

Page 93: ...recommended concentration was not met during that cycle the operator shall then press the HLD Fail button on the control panel 1 After ten seconds the process indicator light illuminates and the mess...

Page 94: ...the reprocessor automatically restarts the cycle when power is restored A Power On message will be indicated in the log Operator Initiated Interruption 1 Press the STATION SELECT button to choose stat...

Page 95: ...s recommendations for proper use Warning Avoid possible chemical burns Always wear personal protective equipment gloves goggles when handling sanitizer Caution Avoid damage to the reprocessor Do not...

Page 96: ...96 Notes...

Page 97: ...97 General This chapter contains basic maintenance procedures Always refer to Safety section in the Introduction chapter before attempting to service the reprocessor Chapter 6 MAINTENANCE...

Page 98: ...bubble level on the basin surface in position A 2 Adjust the rear leveling pads until the bubble is centered in the level glass 3 Move the bubble level to position B 4 Adjust the front leveling pads...

Page 99: ...r Lift clips and pull drawer from runners place to one side Figure 2 Locate and remove the four 4 screws that secure the frame Withdraw the frame and place to one side Figure 3 Locate and adjust the l...

Page 100: ...or Release tool will aid in cases of fittings in close proximity to one another 2 To reconnect tubing into collet end insert and apply pressure to tube until tube slides past O ring and bottoms out 3...

Page 101: ...101 Figure 4 Depress locking ring Figure 5 Insert tube Figure 6 Locking ring out...

Page 102: ...Place a container under the filter to catch any excess liquid 2 Remove the filter cover by unscrewing in a counter clockwise direction 3 Remove filter screen by pulling from the cap 4 Wash filter scre...

Page 103: ...103 Figure 7 Disinfectant Filter locations Figure 8 Disinfectant filter housing Figure 9 Disinfectant filter Figure 10 Clean filter and reinstall...

Page 104: ...e Disconnect the water filter inlet quick connect from incoming water supply line Connect the accessory hose to the water filter inlet tube Open the filter bleeder valve and drain the water from the f...

Page 105: ...105 Figure 11 Internal water filter location Figure 12 Disconnect the water inlet attach the accessory hose Figure 13 Loosen the housing...

Page 106: ...ng Note A counter on the LCD display will begin to count down from 250 to 0 in one second increments After 250 seconds the incoming water supply solenoid valve will automatically close if not manually...

Page 107: ...107 Figure 14 Install the new water filter Figure 15 Reconnect the water filter Figure 16 Filter installed...

Page 108: ...ter closing the air bleed valve tap the purge line to promote the draining of the residual water within the purge line into the container Remove the container and empty Press the STOP button to close...

Page 109: ...109 Figure 17 LCD Display Figure 18 Drain Purge Line Figure 19 Replace Pre filters 1 MICRON 0 45 MICRON...

Page 110: ...ever pull paper from the back of the printer Always pull forward towards the cutting blade 3 Install the new paper roll Unroll several inches of paper from the new roll and trim the leading edge even...

Page 111: ...111 Figure 20 Printer compartment Figure 21 Advance paper Figure 22 Feed paper through slot Figure 23 Install new roll...

Page 112: ...on the ribbon cartridge marked PUSH Remove the cartridge and discard 5 Install the new MEDIVATORS approved ribbon cartridge Align the cartridge in the slot and press down until firmly seated If there...

Page 113: ...113 Figure 24 Remove the printer cover Figure 25 Remove the cartridge Figure 26 Feed paper A between the ribbon B and cartridge C Figure 27 Adjust the tension...

Page 114: ...ocate the air filters 2 Disconnect the quick connect fittings 3 Replace the old filter with a new filter Verify that the inlet of the filter faces the compressor 4 Discard the old filters 5 Record the...

Page 115: ...115 Figure 28 Filter locations Figure 29 Disconnect the filter Figure 30 Verify inlet side...

Page 116: ...e the plug from the flow sensor assembly Remove the plunger from inside the flow sensor assembly 3 Clean the flow sensor Wipe the plunger using a clean cloth Push a clean cloth through the barrel of t...

Page 117: ...117 Figure 31 Flow sensor position A side Figure 32 Flow sensor position B side Dual flow Sensor A Side Dual flow Sensors B Side...

Page 118: ...electronics 4 Inspect visually or electrically to determine if fuse is damaged 5 Replace defective or blown fuses 6 Close control panel cover 7 Replace the access screw 8 Plug the power cord into the...

Page 119: ...119 Figure 33 Fuse locations...

Page 120: ...TER to verify 3 psi control pressure Press 57 ENTER to verify 1 psi hold pressure Bleed some air out of the system using the toggle and ensure that the tester maintains 1 psi Press 50 ENTER to vent th...

Page 121: ...121 Figure 34 Connect pressure gauge Figure 35 Bleed some air...

Page 122: ...nside the cabinet 2 Loosen the screw that holds the dial using a small Phillips screwdriver 3 Rotate the dial of the lidlock 180 clockwise 4 Open the lid of the reprocessor 5 Rotate the dial back in p...

Page 123: ...ns between the control panel and the motherboard Replace defective components if necessary Blown power supply fuse Check the power supply fuse replace if necessary Disinfection cycle does not start So...

Page 124: ...ir or replace the component Valve drive board defective Check the valve drive board Replace if necessary Harness disconnected Check the harness connections Replace defective harness Water flows consta...

Page 125: ...he power supply connection is plugged into the outlet in the reprocessor Printer ribbon is jammed Check the printer ribbon Open the printer and re align the jammed ribbon Rotate the knob to adjust the...

Page 126: ...ssor reprocessors Contact your location building maintenance Air pressure switch harness disconnected Check the harness for proper connection Also check for damage loose wires Debris in the filter con...

Page 127: ...filter Open the bleeder valve on the filter to purge air Water filter is clogged Check the water pressure at inlet and outlet regulators Lower than normal pressure may indicate a clogged filter Repla...

Page 128: ...ect leak test adapter and reprocess scope Leak tester harness disconnected defective Check the leak tester harness connection Replace a defective harness Leak tester board defective Replace the leak t...

Page 129: ...sensor is reporting flow at the start of a cycle no flow should be occurring Flow 2 Sen Err SSG only alarm indicating that the chamber fluid flow sensor is reporting flow at the start of the cycle no...

Page 130: ...arm indicating that the SSG failed its internal Software Checksum test program not functioning correctly SSG Data Er Alarm indicating that the SSG Database was out of range DSD and SSG data do not mat...

Page 131: ...r Input S N minor Diagnostic 82 prompts the user to enter the least significant two digits of the serial number Key Code Diagnostic 25 indicates that the following number is the ID number of the key j...

Page 132: ...s the user to enable disable the sheath leak tester option Temp Option Diagnostic 88 prompts the user to enable disable the temperature monitoring option Testing Sensors Diagnostic 94 indicates that t...

Page 133: ...ny operation other than a disinfection program example disinfectant dump function high level disinfection process defined by the CDC that destroys all vegetative bacteria viruses and fungi but not nec...

Page 134: ...ater temperature of 95 F 4 35 C 2 Ensure water hardness is less than 12 gpg 200 ppm for optimal performance Water pressure 35 40 psi at 3 2 gpm min Water Consumption Approx 7 5 gallons 28 liters per c...

Page 135: ...Factory Set 94 Diag 63 Clear air lines 5 sec 5 sec Hard Coded 95 Wash Soak Detergent injection 3 sec 3 sec 0 sec 59 sec User programmable 7 Setup 5 Detergent Inject Endoscope channel flush with deterg...

Page 136: ...oded 37 Top off 30 sec 30 sec Factory Set 38 Diag 57 Mix 30 sec 30 sec Hard Coded 39 Disinfection Contact Time 5 min 5 min Hard Coded 40 Collect Disinfectant Sample 7 sec 7 sec Hard Coded 41 Drain 100...

Page 137: ...eplenish with fresh water 0 sec 0 sec 0 sec 99m 59s User Set 103 Setup 5 Rinse 2 Drain the basin while flushing the scope channels 30 sec 30 sec 0 sec 999 sec Factory Set 96 Diag 61 Drain 30 sec 30 se...

Page 138: ...rogram 2 Program 3 Program 4 Flush 00 30 Soak 00 00 Soak Rinse 00 00 Detergent Inject 00 00 Rinse 1 00 30 Rinse 2 00 00 Rinse 3 00 00 Alcohol 00 00 Alcohol Inject 00 03 Air Dry 01 00 Phase Program 5 P...

Page 139: ...g 11 Clear Run Counter 13 Display Temperatures 16 Display Disinfectant Count 17 Display State Remaining 18 Display State Time 21 Print Entire Log 22 Clear Entire Print Queue 25 Print Last Run 27 Disab...

Page 140: ...140 DSD EDGE W O RECIRC W ADDITIONAL ISOLATION VALVE W CHAMBER FLOW SWITCH HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC REVISION 02...

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Page 144: ...ivate Disinfect Return Valve 11 Activate Drain Valve 12 Activate Alcohol Valve 13 Activate Isolation Valve 14 Activate Water Inlet Valve 15 Activate Disinfectant Inlet Valve 16 Activate Recirc Inlet V...

Page 145: ...nse Enable 42 Basin Level Sensor Enable 43 Reservoir Low High Level Sensor Enable 45 Sheath Sense Enable 46 Disinfectant Warning Inhibit 47 Set Alcohol Sensor Enable 48 Set Detergent Sensor Enable 49...

Page 146: ...Temp 76 Enable Restart Cycle 77 Disable Restart Cycle 78 Enable Autoline Disinfect delayed start 79 Enable All Sensors except SSG sensors 80 Set Language 81 Set Time Limit 82 Set Serial Number 83 Prog...

Page 147: ...ion of the Company hereunder is limited to at its option i the repair or replacement of the defective Products or any parts it deems defective or ii a refund of the purchase price This will be custome...

Page 148: ...n to jurisdiction In no event shall the Company s liability exceed the original purchase price of the covered Product No representative or agent of the Company has any authority to bind the Company to...

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Page 152: ...erlands Tel 31 45 5 471 471 Cantel Medical Asia Pacific Pte Ltd 1A International Business Park 05 01 Singapore 609933 Tel 65 6227 9698 Cantel Medical Devices China Co Ltd Unit 804 805 Innov Tower Bloc...

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