Chapter 2. Installation - A CAUTION If the equipment is installed in a place which is 800 m or higher than sea level (i.e. under low pressure in mount
2, Installation Procedure @ Put the body on the caster stoppers to prevent the body from ac Anchor the body as described in the following. (1) Set the
@ Pour water into the exhaust bottle. Add water to the exhaust bottle as described below. Drain po Pol Reference line level (1) UnIoad the exhaust bot
@ Referring to "chapter 3. Operation Method," open the lid and take out the accessories. @ Place the bottom place in the working chamber. @
Chapter 3. Operation Method Basic Operation Method Turning "ON' Power Switch 1 See '1. Turning 'ON' POWER Switch" on pag
1. Turning "ON" POWER Switch O Turn ON the POWER switch at the front of the body. When the openiclose lever is set to "LOCK" (lef
3. Loading Substance I Be careful not to pinch hands when closing the lid. Check to see that the area of the lid that is to come in contact with the l
Do not pile specimens on top of one another. When the chamber is overly packed, steam fails to penetrate to all points, resulting in incomplete steril
Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3 Mode 4 Initial Set Value XI-J- Step Display WEATG -+ STER. -+ EXHT. (Varied) -+WARM Step Display BEATG -+ STEW. -+ EXHT. (Varied)
5. Changing Set Values (Registering Values by Customer) To change set values (sterilization temperature, sterilization time, warming temperature, open
Introduction We would like to express our gratitude for your purchase of our autoclave. This brochure covers the operation method and a simple mainten
@ Sterilization time: 1 minute increments within a range of 1-250 minute Liquefaction temperature: In increments of 1°C within a range of 60- 100°C L
I If steam is abruptly exhausted after sterilization of liquid, the liquid may gush out. To prevenl this, set the opening of the exhaust valve (Exha
6. Checking and Correcting the Clock Time @ With the equipment in a standby state, press the FUNC. switch twice. The CILOCK display lights up, and the
8 Press the SETIENT switch. The corrected current time is stored, and the equipment returns to a standby state. Canceling Correcting Clock If halfway
7. Checking and Setting of Turn-on Timer a IMPORTANT 0 Invalid setting of the turn-on timer and an incorrect clock may lead to equipment i malf
Example of Setting: When you desire to start operation at 11:30 p.m. today, your setting should be as follows: Day(s)-later setting = 0, Hour settin
8. Starting Operation O Check again to see that the water level in the exhaust bottle is between the HIGH and LOW levels. ... If above the HIGH level
- Exhaust % During the Valve Opening Variable Exhaust Cycle O Press the SETIENT switch. The display of opening of the exhaust % display starts flicker
9. Unloading A WARNING Check to see that the gauge for pressure in the working chamber reads 0 kgf/cm2. - A CAUTION Do not put your face or hands c
11. To Interrupt Operation A NOTE If operation is interrupted during the sterilization of liquid, the liquid may overflow into the worlung chamber. I
Before Using In this manual the following headwords are applied to items to which great attention should be given: WARNING: Precaution indicating an
Any air remaining in the working chamber makes the temperature distribution in the chamber uneven. This hinders temperature rise (sterilization). To c
When the pressure in the working chamber falls below 0.1 kgf/cm2, the exhaust valve is fully opened. When the temperature in the working chamber
Completion Cycle --- Common to all the Modes @When all cycles of each mode are complete, the electronic alarm indicates completion of all cycles
Chapter 4. Maintenance and Service Be sure to start maintenance or service work after the main body has been sufficiently cooled. r I cAuT1oN 1. Drain
-- - - - - - --- 2. Draining Working Chamber When you plan to put the equipment out of service for a long time, be sure to drain the working chamber t
3. Body Service , a IMPORTANT Do not use benzine or thinner to clean the body. Also make sure that the volatile substances such as insecticides do not
(2) Push in the gasket unit it hits against the metal surface. When the gasket is @- (2) d- Flat porton completely pushed in, the flat portion
Chapter 5. Specification Outside dimensions HV-50 Model Inside dimensions Rated power supply Temperature and humidity conditions HV-25 1 480W x 950H x
I Model I Outside dimensions Inside dimensions Rated power supply 420 rnrn dia. x 615 mm depth I (Effective: 85 liters) 420 mrn dia. x 795 rnm depth (
Piping Diagram Pressure Pressure gauge sensor Working chamber I Drain valve - Safety valve Exhaust valve 41 I Exhaust bottle fl
(5) Harnmable gas (hydrogen, acetylene, ethylene, methane, ethane, propane, butane, and other substances that are gas at a temperature of 15°C at 1 at
Wiring Diagram UUL DP CP SW ELB m F B M Disphy printed circuit board Control printed circuit board Operation switch Power switch Transformer Fuse Back
Chapter 6. In the Event of Suspected Failure 1. Error Detection (Alarming) Operation Should any malfunction occur in your autoclave, the incorporate
2. Early Trouble .Shooting Symptom Display remains off after turning on power. No air exhausted from working chamber. Pressure gauge reading remains l
Temperature-Pressure Conversion Table for Saturated Steam in Autoclave The following data are approximate values for practical use in all autoclaves:
SPARE PARTS FOR HV- AND HVE-SERIES AUTOCLAVES Catalog No. ATA-25LG ATA-50LG ATA-85LG ATA-25H ATA-50H ATA-85H ATA-11 OH ATA-HVEGO - ATA-HVEROM ATA-HVES
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Do not unload the exhaust bottle or drain the working chamber when the chamber is under pressure. Boiling water or steam may gush out, and you may ge
How to Read This Manual a This operation manual consists of the following sections covering the information required for proper operation of the autoc
Contents Introduction ... .. ... Table of Con
Cha~ter 1. What Is Autoclave HV-25/50/85111 O? 1. Product Uses This product is designed for research use only (Modes 1 - 3). It is not labeled or mark
Display and Operation Switches @ Digital Display (Temperature, Time,of Day, Error) The digital display indicates set temperature, current time and pre
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