Installation Instructions - Revolutionary Science Saniclave RS-SC-102 Instruction Manual

Saniclave RS-SC-102

Installation Instructions

Remove Saniclave from packaging and place it on a dry level surface. Plug it into an
accessible 120 VAC power receptacle. The Saniclave is now ready for use. See oper-
ating instructions on page 7.
Upon receiving the Saniclave, it is important that you follow
these simple steps:
1. Examine carton and contents for possible damage to the product caused dur-
ing shipping. If damage is present contact carrier at once. Failure to do so
immediately may release the carrier from any liability of damage.
2. Fill out the checklist (see instruction manual). If the shipment is incomplete,
please contact us at support@revsci.com
3. Carefully read this instruction manual before operating the Saniclave.
4. Fill out warranty registration card and mail it to
Revolutionary Science
17319 Lake Blvd.
Shafer, MN 55074.
Saniclave 102 —Indications For Use (applies to the Saniclave 102):
The Revolutionary Science Saniclave is designed to be used in medical and dental clinics,
hospitals and other facilities where reusable sterile equipment is used. It is intended to
sterilize unwrapped heat and moisture stable solid instruments, mated surfaces, knurled
and hinged devices (excluding lumened devices and dental hand pieces) that are compatible
with saturated steam sterilization at 121 degrees Celsius for 30 minutes. Unwrapped in-
struments that were sterilized should be used immediately after sterilization is completed
(immediate use sterilization). The chamber must be manually drained and wiped dry after
each cycle.
Outside dimensions: 14.5" (L), 13.5" (W), 12.5" (H)
Internal chamber dimensions (including door): 9" diameter x 8.25" deep
Chamber volume: 8 liters
Cycle Parameters
Recommended Maximum
Use Load
Unwrapped Instruments intend- 4.5 lbs
ed to be used imme-
diately upon sterili-
zation
Saniclave 50 —Indications For Use (applies to the Saniclave 50):
The Saniclave 50 is intended for laboratory and veterinary purposes. It is not FDA listed
and not designed to be used in the following human use applications: dental, body art,
surgical and nail/salon. The Saniclave 102 is suited for human use applications
R E V O L U T I O N A R Y S C I E N C E
or 651-257-0633.
Sterilization Sterilization Dry
Temperature Time Time
121°C 30 0
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Saniclave RS-SC-102
Care, Storage and Maintenance Instructions
Daily Inspect and clean door gasket wild mild soap or detergent. Rinse with
distilled water, wipe with damp lint-free cloth. Inspect for cracks. Re-
install in door.
Clean Chamber with mild soap or detergent. Inspect chamber for
calcium or other deposits. Wipe with damp, lint-free cloth. If needed,
repeat cleaning procedure. Do not use harsh chemicals in autoclave.
Weekly Clean rack and coils with warm water and a mild soap or detergent.
Inspect rack and holder for residues or deposits. Repeat cleaning if
necessary. Rinse in warm, distilled water and wipe with a clean, lint-
free cloth.
As Needed Replace door gasket if torn or cracked.
For regular Sterilizer Monitoring Guidelines, see page 16
When storing the Saniclave:
1. Disconnect Saniclave from mains.
2. Drain all water from the chamber.
Caution: Water from the chamber may be warm or hot!
3. When your Saniclave is cool, wipe both the exterior and the interior of the
autoclave with a clean, dry paper towel or terry cloth. If needed, clean plastic
parts with warm water or isopropyl alcohol. To remove calcium buildup, pour a
small amount of CLR® or Alfa Clean® into chamber and clean thoroughly with a
dry terry cloth.
All repairs must be performed by a trained professional. Contact Revolu-
tionary Science for more information. (See the contact section on page
12)
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