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Using the machine

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Fig. 14 - Basket insertion. - 1) Basket support lanes. - 2) Basket

extraction and/or insertion direction.

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Summary of Contents for TIVA2

Page 1: ...original instructions Edit 1 2019 Before starting to operate with the thermodisinfector read these instructions for use Thermodisinfector TIVA2 TIVA2H Innovation Legacy Partnership Instructions for us...

Page 2: ...EN TO USE THE MACHINE BEFORE HAVING READ AND UNDERSTOOD THIS MANUAL TUTTNAUER EUROPE B V DECLINES ALL AND ANY LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE DUE TO NEGLIGENCE AND FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS MANUAL AND IS ALSO...

Page 3: ...3 1 2 Installer obligations 19 3 1 3 Operator obligations 19 3 1 4 Maintenance technician obligations 22 4 Handling 23 4 1 Storage 26 5 Installation 27 5 1 Built in installation 29 5 2 Electrical con...

Page 4: ...ts 50 6 2 5 Treatment of ophthalmic instruments 51 6 4 Programs 52 6 5 Starting the machine 54 6 5 1 Before starting the program 54 6 5 2 Starting the program 55 6 5 3 Program end 57 6 5 4 Extracting...

Page 5: ...operations described are not correctly performed they can cause serious injury death or long term health risks HAZARD This sign warns that if the operations described are not correctly performed they...

Page 6: ...t to allow its consultation throughout the life span of the machine itself The personnel in charge must strictly and diligently follow the instructions warnings and all indications contained in this m...

Page 7: ...product bowls which can be positioned on any piece of furniture capable of withstanding its weight within a dental practice The TIVA2H model is a thermodisinfector with much more capa ble product bow...

Page 8: ...lure to comply with the instructions in manual operational negligence incorrect use of the thermodisinfector and execution of unauthorised chang es both on the machine and on the programs are the caus...

Page 9: ...ate that they can be treat ed in the machine Follow the instructions of the instrument manufacturers according to EN ISO 17664 as well as the national laws and directives for the automatic treatment o...

Page 10: ...to Tuttnauer Europe b v at the same time sending the related repair re quest Without prejudice to the Customer s right to warranty service in the above terms it is expressly excluded that the Custom...

Page 11: ...tructions regarding use maintenance and assis tance of the thermodisinfector contained in this use and maintenance manual have not been complied with Damages deriving from negligence carelessness misu...

Page 12: ...the machine RUNNING OPERATOR The machine operator must be perfectly familiar with all of its command and control devices The operator in charge of the machine must also be able to perform these action...

Page 13: ...kaging in addition to the use and maintenance manual contains the two spray arms that will be applied on the tank the flexible hoses for the hydraulic con nections and the drain pipe Upon delivery che...

Page 14: ...ith a mains voltage fluctuation up to 10 compared to the nominal voltage temporary type overvoltages of short duration which may occur between the line conduc tor and the system earthing which may hav...

Page 15: ...ram Average sound level degree 70 dB A Type of protection according to IEC 60529 IP 20 CE Marking Directive on medical devices 93 42 CEE class IIb Manufacturer s address Tuttnauer Europe b v Hoeksteen...

Page 16: ...components of the thermodisinfector 1 Upper door with tempered glass maximum capacity with open door 12 Kg 2 Internal tank 3 Lower drawer door with lock 4 Upper door opening han dle 5 Detergent contai...

Page 17: ...ith reference to figure 3 Fig 3 Baskets and accessories 1 Standard basket without duct for handpieces with closing cap 2 Standard basket with duct for 8 handpieces with integrated filter 3 Duct for 8...

Page 18: ...evention 3 1 General warnings 3 1 1 User obligations The user undertakes to entrust the machine only to qualified and trained personnel The user undertakes to set up an electric circuit breaker with a...

Page 19: ...particular attention not to crush the power supply cable and the water flexible hoses Do not use the machine without securing it to the ground using the fixing kit supplied with it Do not install the...

Page 20: ...w ones the instructions contained in the manufacturer s instruction manual must be observed Always use the base grid supplied with the device Handle the liquid bottles with care The cleaning neutral i...

Page 21: ...ds of the machine please cut the power supply off and close the water taps Do not try to open the tank door during operation the appli ance is equipped with a special safety lock system to pre vent th...

Page 22: ...machine characteristics and therefore compromise its operational safety If the protective casings are removed make sure that they are correctly restored before reusing the machine At the end of the m...

Page 23: ...d arise for transfers the machine can be eas ily loaded on suitable equipment and on the available lifting equipment HAZARD The loading unloading operations can be very dangerous if not carried out wi...

Page 24: ...r carrying out the transport and before releasing the ma chine from all constraints check that the status and position cannot constitute danger Therefore remove the ropes and unload using the same equ...

Page 25: ...overturn the packaging with the machine inside I It is strictly forbidden to use hooks for handling the pack aged machine D E F G H I A B C Handle the packaged machine only with forklift truck or tran...

Page 26: ...ging for any other relocation If this is not provided dispose of the packaging materials cardboard polystyrene and other separated by single material sending them to the most appropriate final destina...

Page 27: ...itself There are two models of thermodisinfector see Fig 2 The TIVA2 model is the classic model of thermodisinfector with small sized product bowls which can be positioned on any piece of furniture c...

Page 28: ...n diagram will immedi ately void the machine warranty The characteristics of the electricity network must be compat ible with the values required for correct operation indicated on the machine identif...

Page 29: ...ed according to the power indicated on the machine plate Make sure that the measured voltage is equal to the one reported on the identification plate of the machine Check that the voltage does not dif...

Page 30: ...d environments connected to the public elec tricity grid The high frequency HF energy emissions of the machine are so small that interferences with electrotechnical equipment in the immediate vicinity...

Page 31: ...and disinfecting machine If industrial water contains a higher amount of chlorides than 100 mg l the risk of corrosion significantly increases The special washing and disinfecting machine is standard...

Page 32: ...increase in the time required to fill the tank in this case an alarm will be triggered to alert the user that the maximum time allowed for water loading is exceeded If the machine is provided with a p...

Page 33: ...5 22 96 25 20 46 50 4 65 5 05 25 76 28 00 51 55 5 15 5 56 28 56 30 80 56 60 5 66 6 06 31 36 33 60 Proper placement of the taps is shown on the de vice installation drawing that can be downloaded from...

Page 34: ...e to be cleaned after each cycle performed to avoid an excessive build up of dirt Insert the mesh filter 2 Fig 9 and place it in the tank seat Finally insert the central filter 1 Fig 9 in the mesh fil...

Page 35: ...venting the tank door from being freely opened Make sure the machine is connected properly to the electrical supply to the water supply and to the drain trap then level it by adjusting its feet After...

Page 36: ...Do not pour cleaning liquids or other solutions in the tank salt Failure to comply with these recommendations can lead to a malfunction of the water softening device Just before the salt runs out com...

Page 37: ...ot rinsed Following the instructions in the start up paragraph start the Rinse program 5 4 4 Automatic regeneration It is possible to have a water softening device that can com pletely regenerate at p...

Page 38: ...amount In the event of a lack of product a message appears on the display and the program stops WARNING It is recommended to handle the liquids with caution Protect eyes hands clothes and metal surfac...

Page 39: ...roduct containers A Drawer extraction direction 1 DOS1 detergent liquid container 2 DOS2 rinsing liquid containers 3 DOS3 Neutralising liquid container 4 ON OFF switch 5 Air suction filter 1 2 3 5 4 4...

Page 40: ...with the key Start the program Fill DOS1 for the detergent or Fill DOS2 or DOS3 for the neutraliser or rinse aid Be careful not to reverse the position of the liquids Failure to follow these recommen...

Page 41: ...use of other products can dam age the machine The flowmetres of chemical are calibrated according to the density of these tested products which ensure cor rect operation Liquids recommended by Tuttna...

Page 42: ...e performed when the machine installation is completed 1 Open the tap that supplies water to the machine WARNING The water should NOT flow into the tank otherwise the water loading solenoid valves in...

Page 43: ...n key 3 Program 3 activation key 4 Function progress key Pressing in succession accesses the programs from 4 to 40 5 Door opening command key 6 PRG key for consent to enter programming 7 START key to...

Page 44: ...nning 3 4 washing tests clean the water filters placed in the lower compartment of the machine Fig 9 8 Check that the drain trap does not show water leaks and is firmly secured to both the machine and...

Page 45: ...r door there is a manual emergency release that can only be activated if the door cannot be opened normally HAZARD If the emergency release is used while a pro gram is running very hot water and chemi...

Page 46: ...rs Make sure that the instruments do not hang from the grid bars Insert the hollow instruments into the appropriate injectors Insert the other instruments into the adapters with silicone insert The ri...

Page 47: ...47 Using the machine 1 Fig 14 Basket insertion 1 Basket support lanes 2 Basket extraction and or insertion direction 2...

Page 48: ...n the supports Objects must not be put inside each other nor cover each other Do not place objects so close to each other that they cannot be washed properly Arrange the load so that all surfaces can...

Page 49: ...r start the program Instruments Insert 1 Fill the insert by arranging the trays Surgical instrument holder upside down in the spaces provided 2 Insert the insert in the basket 2 Insert the basket in t...

Page 50: ...responsibility will be borne by the instrument man ufacturer Correct program Before starting the treatment check that The external surface of the instruments is clean of material residues E g dental...

Page 51: ...reatment of ophthalmic instruments re quires the use of purified water Comply with the following for automatic treatment Use a slightly alkaline liquid for cleaning Use a citric ac id based neutralise...

Page 52: ...truments with normal dirt with times and dosages lower than Program 2 STANDARD Filling of the dosing system with additive Pro gram 2 for final rinsing or neutralising after filling or replacement of t...

Page 53: ...lly takes place at 45 C 65 C adding the appropriate detergent Rinse The rinsing operation eliminates and neutralises the chemicals of previous washes Disinfection To prevent the load from being subjec...

Page 54: ...products must be arranged correctly The rinse arms must be able to rotate freely The machine constantly monitors the rotation speed during the program Liquid containers must be sufficiently filled Che...

Page 55: ...the display shows the selected program and the operating time and temperature To start a program press the START key 7 Fig 12 Program execution Once the program has started its progress can be follow...

Page 56: ...ssible to introduce the rinse aid to carry out the neutralisation cycle which is designed to reduce the alkalinity and clean the instruments from residues soluble in acid e g limestone and rust The TI...

Page 57: ...cates that the program has been carried out correctly Unlock the door by pressing the key 5 Fig 12 and open it Open the door immediately after the end of the program to avoid condensation forming Che...

Page 58: ...extracting the load Do not force to open the door to avoid damaging the device and or the leak of toxic steam Particularly large instruments can be very hot at the end of the program Allow instrument...

Page 59: ...ogram 2 2 It displays the phase the machine is running If the ma chine is going to run a wash cycle it will display the writing Washing When the machine displays an alarm that space background turns r...

Page 60: ...60 Instructions for use Tiva2 Tiva2H Thermodisinfector 4 11 5 10 3 12 6 8 9 7 1 2 Fig 16 Display 13...

Page 61: ...by the PT1000 probe placed in the tank This is a work probe The temper ature detectable by the two probes control and work must not differ from each other by more than 2 C 10 Time for which the devic...

Page 62: ...e door of the clean zone is unlocked and the trolley with the washed instruments can be unloaded If the program is interrupted for one of the following reasons when the Reset button is pressed because...

Page 63: ...et with the instru ments and close the door WARNING The door must be tightly closed until you hear the classic clos ing click otherwise the program will not start 2 With the machine started and door c...

Page 64: ...ing the water temperature to 50 C and will maintain it for the washing time 3 minutes 5 When the water reaches 35 C the peri staltic pump will begin to inject the deter gent liquid 6 At this point the...

Page 65: ...sing the instruments and will last 20 seconds in order to eliminate foam and remnants of detergents 9 Rinsing of instruments with purified water 10 PHASE 5 Purified water unload 11 PHASE 6 Loading of...

Page 66: ...iva2 Tiva2H Thermodisinfector 12 Instrument disinfection 13 PHASE 7 Purified water unload after disinfection 14 PHASE 8 Drying of instruments with blown hot air 15 End of the STANDARD cycle Open the d...

Page 67: ...d resume the cycle from the be ginning If the problem cannot be solved contact the technical assistance 6 6 3 Alarm messages The machine is equipped with an alarm system that indicates malfunctions de...

Page 68: ...a technician E20 NO COLD WATER The cold water valve could be Press RESET closed or partially open Check it If it persists please contact a technician E21 NO HOT WATER The hot water valve could be Pres...

Page 69: ...LIMIT A too high a temperature was detected Press RESET in the tank If it persists please contact a technician E46 AIR T LIMIT A too high air temperature Press RESET was detected If it persists please...

Page 70: ...persists please contact a technician E76 PRODUCT 2 EMPTY Tank 2 of the chemical liquid is empty Press RESET Add liquid If it persists please contact a technician E77 PRODUCT 3 EMPTY Tank 3 of the chem...

Page 71: ...maintenance operations must be carried out with the machine completely switched off The operator engaged in this type of intervention must wear PPE Personal Protective Equipment and must be sure that...

Page 72: ...ls 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 aggressive produc...

Page 73: ...posits from the drain and clean the drain At the end of the cleaning operations refit the filters in suc cession Clean the spray arms as follows Open the door and remove the load supports WARNING Very...

Page 74: ...condenser The functionality of the drain pump Pressure switch Drain pipes Water flow pipes 7 1 3 Air suction filter The thermodisinfector is standard equipped with a suction filter for drying air Fig...

Page 75: ...deposits reached The machine does not dry The air filter in the drying Replace the filter Have system is dirty or extraordinary maintenance clogged performed by technical assis tance White deposits i...

Page 76: ...e or damage the door lock so that no one can get closed inside the machine e g playing children Finally deliver the machine to a suitable and authorised collection centre The electrical and electronic...

Page 77: ...ne This data is stamped on the identification plate fitted on each individual machine Description of the detail and required quantity Shipping method If this item is not specified Tuttnauer Europe b v...

Page 78: ...78 Instructions for use Tiva2 Tiva2H Thermodisinfector NOTES...

Page 79: ...79 NOTES...

Page 80: ...Innovation Legacy Partnership Tuttnauer Europe b v Hoeksteen 11 P O Box 7191 4800 GD Breda The Netherlands Tel 31 0 765 423 510 31 0 765 423 540 E mail info tuttnauer nl...

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