Miele PG 8527 Operating Instructions Manual
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Page 1: Operating Instructions
Operating instructions Washer-Disinfector PG 8527 / PG 8528 en - CA To avoid the risk of personal injury or damage to the appliance, it is essential that you read these operating instructions before installation and use. M.-Nr. 10 317 051... -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Safety Instructions and Warnings ........6 Correct Use. - Page 4 Contents Operation ............45 Main Switch - On/Off .
- Page 5 Contents Cleaning the wash cabinet ......... . 66 Cleaning the door seal.
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Page 6: Safety Instructions And Warnings
The electrical safety of this Miele will not be held liable for damage washer-disinfector can only be caused by incorrect use of any kind. guaranteed when it has been properly This washer-disinfector is intended... - Page 7 Immediately turn off the temperatures involved. If you bypass washer-disinfector at the power switch the electrical lock to open the door, and contact the Miele Service there is the danger of scalding and Department. heat or chemical burns. If disinfectants...
- Page 8 Therefore, process results have to be consult Miele. regularly tested and documented, both thermo-electrically and through Do not use any abrasive process inspection. For thermochemical chemicals with the washer-disinfector.
- Page 9 (processing the safe operation of the chemicals, water quality, etc.) be washer-disinfector. discussed in advance with Miele. The processing must be checked In addition, for applications that regularly by the operator in order to demand especially stringent cleaning detect any foaming.
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Page 10: Using Accessories
Only Miele mobile units, modular For safety and environmental baskets, and inserts should be used. If protection, be sure to remove all Miele accessories are altered in any process chemical residue. (Comply way, or mobile units and inserts from with safety regulations and Material... -
Page 11: Intended Use
Intended Use This Miele washer-disinfector is In this operating manual, the general designed to clean, rinse, disinfect and term labware/instruments is used to dry re-usable medical devices, cover a range of equipment and items. laboratory devices and medical and For standardized results, it is preferable laboratory accessories. -
Page 12: User Profiles
Intended Use User profiles For re-usable items to be safe for continued use, the cleaning result must Daily-routine operators meet certain minimum standards for disinfection, sterilization and residue For daily routine tasks, the operating personnel must be instructed in the levels. -
Page 13: Guide To The Washer-Disinfector
Guide to the Washer-Disinfector Unclean side a Housing unit for Drying System DS d Main switch "ON/OFF" and/or Steam Condenser SC e Barcode scanner mount (optional) b "Profitronic" electronic control system f Service panel (see Programming Manual) g Docking station for MF 27/28 transfer c Multiport cart h Lift door (closed) - Page 14 Guide to the Washer-Disinfector Unclean side a Lift door (open) e Container for dispensing systems DOS 1 - DOS 4 b Connection for transfer cart and modules c Lower spray arm d Filter combination...
- Page 15 Guide to the Washer-Disinfector Clean side (PG 8528 only) a Lift door (closed) g Display b Service panel with docking station for transfer cart MF 27/28 c Multiport d Barcode scanner mount (optional) e Printer (optional) f "Door" button...
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Page 16: Operating Controls
Guide to the Washer-Disinfector Operating Controls a (ON/OFF) s Button Turns washer-disinfector on and off b Button a (Door opener) Opens and closes door c Display If the washer-disinfector is not in use, the display automatically switches off after approx. 10 min. To turn the display back on, touch any button. - Page 17 Guide to the Washer-Disinfector d Customer Service PC Interface 9 Test and transfer point for Customer Service e Button h (Start button) Starts the program f Button +C (Clear button) – return to the previous level – discard entries in input fields –...
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Page 18: Display Operation
Guide to the Washer-Disinfector Display Operation Depending on the operating level, the following choices are available in the display: – a program / the program overview – the Programming menu – the Settings menu J J menu, you can adjust the Profitronic Settings In the control system of the washer-disinfector to suit various... -
Page 19: Example Of A Program Sequence Display
Guide to the Washer-Disinfector Example of a program sequence display DES-VAR-TD Main wash 55,2 °C 0:35 Time remaining While a program is running, the following appears in the display: – the program name – the operating level – the program segment –... -
Page 20: Context Menu
Context menu Certain functions are available through the context menu at any time, regardless of the operational level: – Select display language – Change operating level, – Enter Start Delay – In convertible washer-disinfectors: change the heating type, – Create loading packages using the barcode scanner. In operating level D, current fault messages are also displayed (if applicable). -
Page 21: Change The Display Language
Context menu Change the display language You can use the context menu to change the language used in the display. This setting is stored until the washer-disinfector is switched off by the s button or the main switch. The language set in Settings / Language Jdoes not change. -
Page 22: Change The Operating Level
To change the codes for existing users, or to enter new users, you must be a registered administrator. The Administrator is registered by Miele Customer Service. ^ Simultaneously press the - e buttons for at least 3 seconds. The context menu appears in the display:... - Page 23 Change operating level , then press OK to switch to the submenu. Select operator Operator ABC Administrator Miele Service ^ Select the user group and confirm with OK. ^ Enter the required code. Change operating level F F F Enter code...
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Page 24: Start Delay
Context menu Start delay The start time for a program can be pre-selected. ^ To use this feature, go to the Delay start menu item and confirm. ^ To activate the Start Delay option, go to menu item Activate and select Delay start Activate Delay start... - Page 25 Context menu The selected program, the preset start time, the current time of day, and the time remaining until the program starts are shown. DES-VAR-TD Startzeit 17:15 15:20 01:55 Time remaining The selected program automatically starts at the preset start time.
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Page 26: Change The Heating Type
Context menu Change the heating type In convertible washer-disinfectors, you can use the context menu to change the heating type - e. g. from electric to steam heating. ^ Select the menu item Steam/Electric , then use OK to activate. ^ Change the heating type as desired, e. -
Page 27: Automatic Mobile Unit Recognition
NOT contain Bit 6. See "Mobile unit coding" in the The magnetic strips in washer-disinfector Programming washer-disinfectors PG 8527 / Manual for information on how to PG 8528 must contain black code a mobile unit and assign magnets. -
Page 28: Application
Application The washer-disinfector can be fitted After EVERY program completion, with various mobile units, adapted to conduct the following visual the type and shape of the items that inspection: need to be cleaned and disinfected; – Inspect the labware or instruments they can be equipped with a wide for cleanliness. -
Page 29: How To Load The Washer-Disinfector
Application How to load the – Tall, narrow hollow items should be placed in the center of the mobile washer-disinfector unit for best water coverage. Select mobile units, baskets and – Mobile units with an adapter must be inserts appropriate for the properly connected. -
Page 30: Surgical Instruments
A =600 the "Optional features"). program CONTAINER-600 must later Surgical instruments, even those for be programmed by Miele. minimally invasive procedures, should The mobile units for surgical be thermally disinfected for best instruments and sterilization results. -
Page 31: Ophthalmology
Application Ophthalmology Mobile unit E 929 (for Using the E 929/1 mobile unit, ophthalmological surgical ophthalmological surgical instrument instruments) must only be used in sets can be cleaned and disinfected washer-disinfectors that do NOT automatically. have a dispensing system with a For rinsing, use demineralized water flow rate of 465 mL/min installed. -
Page 32: Anesthesia Instruments (An)
Application Anesthesia instruments (AN) Anaesthetic instruments should be thermally disinfected using the program DES-VAR-TD-AN. If no sterilization will occur after washing, germ growth will need to be inhibited during storage. Because this requires thorough drying, a sufficient amount of drying time must be selected. -
Page 33: Baby Bottles
Application Baby bottles Loading in E 935/1 mobile unit Baby bottles in E 135 containers can be placed in the two lower levels of mobile unit E 935/1 and then cleaned and disinfected in this washer-disinfector. In addition, E 364 containers with wide-necked teats and E 458 containers with screw-cap teats can be placed in the upper level of the mobile... -
Page 34: Or Shoes
Application OR shoes Mobile unit E 975/1 with a suitable insert can be used for this purpose, OR shoes made of e.g. temperature-sensitive material and/or insoles must be thermochemically – Insert E 930 for up to shoe size 43 cleaned and disinfected at 60°C (European), size 10 (US) can be (program CHEM-DISIN). -
Page 35: Laboratory Equipment
Application Laboratory equipment Prepare items before loading ^ Empty all glassware before loading Wide-necked labware, e. g., beakers, wide-necked Erlenmeyer flasks and into the machine. Comply with all Petri dishes, or cylindrical items, e. g., applicable infection-control test tubes, can be cleaned inside and regulations. - Page 36 Application Program Intended application LAB-STANDARD A simple, short program for light soiling and low rinse requirements: – for a wide range of soiling types, – not suitable for denatured residues such as proteins, – not suitable for acid-soluble residues such as metallic salts and amines.
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Page 37: Chemical Processes And Technology
Chemical processes and technology General notes Problem How to resolve it If seals, hoses and plastics in the – Establish the cause of the damage washer-disinfector suffer damage they and rectify it. will not be water-tight and will not See information regarding "Chemical function correctly. - Page 38 OXIVARIO or OXIVARIO PLUS. – The wash temperature must be less than 70 °C when using hydrogen peroxide. – Please contact Miele for advise. The following chemical agents can – Process parameters in the wash cause large amounts of foam to build...
- Page 39 ORGANICA program where available load being processed. or an optional "Organica" program defined by Miele Service. – Please contact Miele for advice. Soiling Problem How to resolve it The following substances can damage – If possible, retrofit the...
- Page 40 Chemical processes and technology Soiling Problem How to resolve it The following substances can lead to a – Thoroughly rinse items in water heavy build-up of foam during washing beforehand. and rinsing: – Select a cleaning program with at – Some disinfecting agents and least one short pre-rinse in cold or cleaning detergents, hot water.
- Page 41 – Use the OIL program where available with alkaline chemical agents. This can or an optional "Oil" program defined lead to a heavy build-up of foam. by Miele Service. – This special program dispenses cleaning agents containing tensides (pH neutral) in the pre-rinse.
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Page 42: Adding Liquid Detergents And Neutralizers
Colour coding If a dispensing system is to blue dispense different process white chemicals, the change of chemicals must be carried out by the Miele green Service Department. yellow Depending on the application(s) For all special information about chosen for this washer-disinfector, the... -
Page 43: Dispensing Systems
Adding liquid detergents and neutralizers Optional equipment - OXIVARIO Use caution when handling For the OXIVARIO process, dispensing processing chemicals! Some of systems 2 and 5 are needed, to these products are corrosive or dispense a hydrogen peroxide solution cause irritation. solution). -
Page 44: Message "Check Dispensing System [X]
Adding liquid detergents and neutralizers ^ Then lift it up and out at the bottom. ^ Place the container in the washer-disinfector. ^ Insert, close and lock the service flap. Message "Check dispensing system [X]" The currently running program pauses. ^ Check the container(s) and dispensing hoses indicated on the display. -
Page 45: Operation
Operation Main Switch - On/Off Switching On ^ Hold down the s button for at least The main switch disconnects the user side of the washer-disinfector from the 1.5 sec. power supply. The actuating time for the s button ^ Turn the main switch to I ON. can be set up to a maximum of 10 sec. -
Page 46: Starting A Program
Opening and closing the door Starting a program ^ Press the a button. You can find detailed and important information regarding the Miele The door raises or lowers. default programs in the program To open the door on the clean side... - Page 47 Operation Operating level C Option Steam condenser with heat recovery (DK+WRG): Make sure that no metallic parts After extended standstill times such or pieces are stuck to the magnetic FILL BOILER as weekends, start the strip or its underside. utility before starting operation. Attached metallic objects can cause For hygienic reasons, the AD water the coding to be misread or be...
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Page 48: Program Sequence
Operation Program sequence Cancelling a program Once started, the program proceeds A program can only be interrupted automatically. or cancelled in operating levels B and D. As it proceeds, the program steps are shown on the display. In operating levels B or D Detailed information on the program ^ Press the +C button. -
Page 49: Interrupting A Program
Operation Interrupting a program Note PG 8528: Which door of the washer-disinfector A program can only be interrupted can be opened depends on which or cancelled in operating levels B setting has been programmed under and D. "Machine function/Door mechanism" (see the Programming Manual). -
Page 50: Barcode Scanner (Optional)
Barcode scanner (optional) Barcode scanners can be connected to the washer-disinfector via the multiport on the unclean side and, if available, on the clean side as well. The configuration of the serial interface for the barcode scanner is described in the section "PC / Print functions / Interface configuration"... -
Page 51: Barcode Scan With Conveyor Belt Connected
Barcode scanner (optional) Barcode scan with conveyor belt connected. If a conveyor belt is connected to the washer-disinfector, only loading packages that have already been scanned are processed on operating level C. The sequence of loading packages in the Profitronic must match that of the mobile units on the feeder belt. -
Page 52: User Scan Unload
Barcode scanner (optional) User scan Unload Scan unloading operator is activated, you will be prompted to scan the user barcode once a program has ended: Programme finished Scan operator The door cannot be opened until the user barcode has been Machine scanned. -
Page 53: Scan Load
Barcode scanner (optional) Scan load When load scanning is switched on, the following message prompts the operators to scan the load: Scan the load Scan the load ^ Scan the first barcode of the load. Scan the load In the menu the barcode numbers of the scanned load are listed. -
Page 54: Cancel Load Scan
Barcode scanner (optional) Cancel load scan If no load was scanned, the load scan can be cancelled using the +C key. The program overview is displayed again. If load scans already exist, they must be deleted prior to Delete last cancellation. - Page 55 Barcode scanner (optional) If this is the case, the following message is displayed: Accept scanned loads? ^ Acknowledge the message by pressing The list with all the loading packages is displayed: Select scanned loads 1_14.02.2007_08:23 2_14.02.2007_09:11 ^ Select a loading package and confirm by pressing OK. The hkey flashes and the program can be started.
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Page 56: Loading Packages
Barcode scanner (optional) Loading packages Loading packages can be created to optimize the work flow when loading the washer-disinfector. To do this, the load scan must be activated – see the "System functions / Barcode" section in the Programming Manual). Context menu Scanned loads Change display language F... -
Page 57: Add Loading Package
Barcode scanner (optional) Add loading package To create a loading package, open the context menu, then Scanned loads select and confirm the menu item Scanned loads Move scanned loads Add scanned loads Display scanned loads ^ Open and confirm the menu item Add scanned loads The following message appears on the display: Scan the load... -
Page 58: Display Loading Package
Barcode scanner (optional) Display loading package To display the loading packages, open the context menu, Scanned loads then select and confirm the menu item ^ Open and confirm the menu item Display scanned loads The list with all the loading packages is displayed: Each loading package is identified by a number, the date and the time. -
Page 59: Delete Loading Package
Barcode scanner (optional) Delete loading package To delete a loading package, open the context menu, then Scanned loads select and confirm the menu item ^ Open and confirm the menu item Delete scanned loads All the existing loading packages are displayed with number, date and time. -
Page 60: Move Loading Package
Barcode scanner (optional) Move loading package To move a loading package, open the context menu, then Scanned loads select and confirm the menu item ^ Open and confirm the menu item Move scanned loads All the existing loading packages are displayed with number, date and time. -
Page 61: Process Documentation
Only Miele Technical Service may connect the cable to another Further information about suitable interface. printers and software solutions may be obtained from Miele Sales or Serial interface Miele Customer Service. The cable may also be used to connect the washer-disinfector to an external device via the Profitronic RS 232 interface. -
Page 62: Maintenance Of The Washer-Disinfector
Routine maintenance Process validation After every 2000 hours of operation, It is the responsibility of the operator to or at least once a year Miele Service routinely check that the required will need to perform routine cleaning and disinfection processes maintenance on the are functioning properly. -
Page 63: Cleaning The Filters In The Wash Cabinet
Insert the flat filter horizontally and The exact process depends on the ensure that the gasket is flush with mobile unit. Please contact Miele the washing cabinet. Technical Service if you have any questions. ^ Manually turn the lower machine... -
Page 64: Cleaning The Filter In Front Of The Circulation Pumps
Maintenance of the washer-disinfector Cleaning the filter in front of the circulation pumps. Two filters for the protection of the circulation pumps are installed below the flat filter. These filters must be checked daily and cleaned, if necessary. ^ Remove the flat filter. ^ Pull the filters straight up from their brackets and clean under running water. -
Page 65: Cleaning The Spray Arms
If you notice wear and tear on the water. bearing liners or the gasket, please To do so, remove the spray arms as contact Miele Service. follows: ^ Remove the mobile unit. ^ After cleaning, put the spray arms Washer-disinfector spray arms back in place and tighten the nut. -
Page 66: Cleaning The Control Panel And Glass Door (Optional)
Cleaning the front of the Damaged or leaky door seals should be replaced by Miele Service. washer-disinfector ^ To clean the stainless steel exterior, use a damp cloth and dish liquid or a non-abrasive stainless steel cleaner. -
Page 67: Mobile Units, Baskets And Inserts
Maintenance of the washer-disinfector Mobile units, baskets and If there are spray arms: inserts – Do the spray arms rotate freely? To ensure that the mobile units, baskets – Are the spray jets clogged? See the and inserts function properly, they must section on "Cleaning and Care / be checked daily. -
Page 68: Built-In Printer (Option)
^ Guide the paper up and over the Replacement ribbon cartridges can be paper transport roller (slit behind the obtained from Miele Service. ribbon cartridge). Press the grey paper transport button until the paper re-emerges above the ribbon cartridge. -
Page 69: Customer Service
"Operating out by Miele Service. Instructions" and "Programming Work performed by unqualified Manual", please contact Miele Service. persons can place the user at For contact information see last page considerable risk of harm. of the operating instructions. -
Page 70: Electrical Connection
Electrical connection This machine can be converted in All electrical work must be carried accordance with the conversion out by a qualified electrician in diagram and wiring diagram supplied. accordance with local and national Further notes on electrical safety regulations. connection are given on the –... -
Page 71: Plumbing
Plumbing Water connection The machine is designed for connection to cold, hot and DI water. This washer-disinfector must be If there is no hot water supply, the connected to the water supply in intake valve for the warm water accordance with all national and connection should be connected to the local plumbing codes. -
Page 72: Technical Data
!mark MPG Guidelines - 93/42/EEC, Class IIb Manufacturer’s address Miele & Cie. KG, Carl-Miele-Str. 29, 33332 Gütersloh, Germany * At a steam pressure of 250 - 300 kPa, the drying unit reaches a maximum drying temperature of 90 - 100°C. -
Page 73: Optional Equipment
– Report printer – Barcode scanner connection – Up to 3 additional internal dispensing systems – OXIVARIO (after-sale option through Miele Service) – ORTHOVARIO (after-sale option through Miele Service) – Glass doors and wash cabinet lighting – Combination steam/electric wash cabinet heating Water softener If your tap water hardness is ü... -
Page 74: Oxivario And Orthovario Optional Processes
OXIVARIO and ORTHOVARIO Optional Processes Intended Use instruments that dry out during long delays until preparation, and for The washer-disinfector can be instruments affected by antiseptics. equipped (or retro-fitted) for the OXIVARIO process, with two additional The OXIVARIO PLUS process is dispensing pumps and an intermediate designed to prevent iatrogenic prion reservoir for hydrogen peroxide solution... -
Page 75: Safety Instructions And Warnings
OXIVARIO and ORTHOVARIO Optional Processes Safety instructions and Connecting the H warnings container(s) The hose line for the H container is These safety instructions and identified by a black label. It is supplied warnings are in addition to those without an adapter, because the found at the beginning of the extraction systems for each container Installation and Operating... -
Page 76: Optional Equipment Dk + Wrg
Optional equipment DK + WRG Functional description After extended standstill times Washers-disinfectors with a steam FILL such as weekends, start the condenser with heat recovery BOILER utility before starting (DK+WRG) are identified with this operation. symbol. For hygienic reasons, the AD water from the steam condenser and the boiler is replaced by fresh, cold AD water. -
Page 77: Applicable Standard Programs
Optional equipment DK + WRG Applicable standard programs Due to the particular requirements to be taken into account in connection with the Steam condenser with heat recovery (DK+WRG) option, only the following standard programs can be used without customization: Program name Intended application DES-VAR-TD General cleaning/disinfection process (A... -
Page 78: Disposing Of An Old Appliance
Disposing of an old appliance Old electric and electronic equipment often contains valuable materials. However, it also may contain harmful substances that were necessary for safe use. Improperly disposing of appliances in your household waste can be detrimental to health and the environment. - Page 80 Subject to change without notice / Creation date 2016-01-08 M.-Nr. 10 317 051 / 00 0297...