Rhima DEKO 25iX, Operator'S Manual

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5.2 Values of the cycles
Recommended phase values of the cycles.
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Wash
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20-80 15-200 1/2
Yes/No
20-80
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1 - 25
20-80 NA NA
Yes/No
NA
Disinfection
1 - 60
75-95 0-10 NA
Yes/No
NA
Waiting time It’s possible to program a waiting time at the end of
the cycle 1-10 min
- Cold water rinse: Only time can be adjusted
- Wash: Time, temperature, chemical volume, chemical container number and chemical dosing point can be adjusted
- Hot water rinse: Time and temperature can be adjusted
(Note! Selected temperature must be above hot water supply temperature)
- Disinfection: Time, temperature and rinse aid volume can be adjusted
- Waiting time: Waiting time after the cycle can be used for cooling down the instruments
- Pure water can be selected in all water process phases
Note!
Do not use raw water rinsing or washing after disinfection phase.
Set time calculation starts when the required water level and set temperature have been reached
Read more from chapter 10.0 Programming (Maintenance manual).
5.3 Process chemicals and variables
DEKO 25 can be equipped with the maximum of 2 adjustable dosage pumps for process
chemicals. As standard the machine has one detergent pump only.
Please note that the nature of the item to be processed can require additional actions such as
dismantling for separate processing, the pre-cleaning of difficult surfaces (inaccessible sites) by a
manual process etc. prior to the item being processed by the machine. Such pre-cleaning can be
necessary to reduce the initial bio burden and/or contamination. Please consult the manufacturer
of the medical device for processing instructions and note that the cleaning agents and
disinfectants used by manual processing must be carefully flushed away with water before the
items are loaded into the WD. Failure to do so, may cause excessive foaming and/or pressure
drop in the water recirculation system decreasing the cleaning efficacy and extending the cycle
time.
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