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- Page 1 DEKO 190iX WASHER DISINFECTOR Rhima Australia WASHING EQUIPMENT Tel: 1300 347 944 www.rhima.com.au...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS................2 INTENDED USE OF THE MACHINE ..................3 STORAGE CONDITIONS ......................4 OPERATING CONDITIONS...................... 5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ....................Washing and disinfection cycles ................5.1.1 Standard cycles / 190 .................. 5.1.2 Standard cycles / 190 (AU,NZ) .............. -
Page 4: Safety Instructions And Warnings
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed including the following: READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE MACHINE CAUTION: The operator of this instrument is advised that if the equipment is used in a manner not specified in this manual, the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired. -
Page 5: Intended Use Of The Machine
Only use detergents, which intended to be used in automatic washer-disinfectors. Do not use solvents in your machine, as there may be a danger of explosion. Take care when handling liquids such as detergents, rinsing or neutralising agents. These may contain acids or alkalis. - Page 6 RESTRICTIONS IN USE A number of medical devices are excluded from processing in a ward-disinfector altogether. Always follow the Medical Device Manufacturer‘s instructions for reprocessing the particular item. Re-usable medical devices including hazardous chemicals, gases, materials, parts, components and/or constructions, which do not tolerate water treatment, spray washing and/or heat above +55 Celsius degrees, disposable items, textiles &...
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Page 7: Storage Conditions
STORAGE CONDITIONS Ambient or room temperature 0 C - +50 Relative humidity, non-condensing 10-90 % Max. storage time 1 year Atmosphere Non-corrosive OPERATING CONDITIONS Electrical ratings See voltage ratings in chapter 5.5 Electrical connection (Maintenance manual) Pollution degree - pollution degree 2 Installation category - installation category II Maximum relative humidity... -
Page 8: Operating Instructions
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5.1 Washing and disinfection cycles 5.1.1 Standard cycles / 190 NORMAL Phase Time Flush, cold water ~5 s Flush, warm water ~5 s Circulation wash with detergent Circulation rinse, hot water 15 s Disinfection Approximate total time with heatings 10 min INTENSIVE Phase... -
Page 9: Standard Cycles / 190 Ix (Au,Nz)
5.1.2 Standard cycles / 190 (AU,NZ) NORMAL Phase Time Flush, cold water ~5 s Flush, cold water ~5 s Flush, warm water ~5 s Circulation wash with detergent Circulation rinse, hot water 15 s Disinfection Approximate total time with heatings 10 min INTENSIVE Phase... -
Page 10: Sequence Diagrams
5.1.3 Sequence diagrams Here is a typical curve of DEKO 190 process cycle with main sequences. -
Page 11: Values Of The Cycles
5.2 Values of the cycles Recommended phase values of the cycles. Cold water flush This is always the first phase Warm water flush Circulation wash 1,00-20,00 0-99 Hot water rinse 0,15-5,00 Must be before disinfection Disinfection 0,01-5,00 75-95 Wait It’s possible to program a waiting time at the end of the cycle 1-20 min - all cycles will start automatically with the cold water flush (container emptying phase) - warm water flush use both cold and hot water, recommended after cold water flush - circulation wash includes time and detergent volume parameters... -
Page 12: Requirements On Detergent In Deko Washer-Disinfectors
For chromium steel alkaline detergents in the pH range 8 -- 14 are preferred. Acid based detergents should only be used for stainless steel items. Medical devices made of aluminium need specific washing agents designed especially for them. Please note that different chemicals may require different process temperatures and times e.g. -
Page 13: Process Variables
Recommended dosage is normally 2-5 g/l. The used concentration of detergent is related to - the degree of water hardness - the degree of uncleanness - the water temperature Usually the temperature of washing water should be approx. +60 in case of blood somewhat lower. 5.5 Process variables See 4.2. -
Page 14: Controls
5.7 Controls 5.7.1 Operating systems, manual door 1. USB memory stick connector 2. Main display and operation keys 3. Main switch 4. Door handle 5. Panel printer (option) 6. Detergent container (lockable door as option) Touch screen display for user interface Alphanumeric keyboard to enter characters USER = user mode Change to alphabet / number... -
Page 15: Operating Systems, Non-Touch Door
5.7.2 Operating systems, non-touch door 1. USB memory stick connector 2. Main display and operation keys 3. Door opening sensor (photocell) 4. Main switch 5. Panel printer (option) 6. Detergent container (lockable door as option) Touch screen display for user interface Alphanumeric keyboard to enter characters USER = user mode Change to alphabet / number... -
Page 16: Running A Cycle
5.7.3 Running a cycle Open all water supply taps (cold and hot water) and steam + condensate valves in steam model machine. Switch the machine ON, after ca. 1.5 min the following display appears and the machine is ready for use => see 4. RUN mode. Standard user’s run mode Adapted user’s mode (one start key only) back to previous display (main menu) - Page 17 RUN mode Manual door: Open the door by turning the door handle upwards and pull the door open. Non-touch door: Open the door by putting hand on front of the photocell and door will be opened automatically. Load the machine Bedpans are placed in the stationary turning stand in the door as show in fig.
- Page 18 LOADING EXAMPLES AND ACCESSORIES 2 pedpans with lids Racks for different Bedpan bucket 4 urine bottles kind of bedpans (* 4 urine bottles 4 hand wash basins Various items on shelf Basket for small items 4 urine bottles 4 urine bottles 4 urine bottles Utensil basket Shoe rack...
- Page 19 Start the cycle Start the wanted cycle by pressing the start icon key or the key with the name on next page. If needed, by pressing “the name” or “square” key, the steps and variables of the cycle can be checked. NOTE! The cycle variables i.e.
- Page 20 NOTE ! If the chamber temperature is over 60 C, the cycle will not start before it’s cooled down. The selected cycle may be cancelled by If the selected cycle does not include pressing the CANCEL key within 5 sec's. disinfection phase (e.g.
- Page 21 If the machine is equipped with the printer (option), Cycle Report: all events are printed during the cycle, see right. Owner: PMK Hospital Machine: 4 Serial number: HK01 End of cycle Cycle Name: BEDPAN Cycle number: 1452 Cycle start time:06-08-17 15:45:03 15:45:10 CW flush started 15:46:00 CW flush ended 15:46:03 Mix water flush started...
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Page 22: Cycle Recording
5.7.4 Cycle recording Cycles are recorded automatically on SD memory card and/or on FTP server by Ethernet connection. Recording on SD Memory Card: The SD Memory Card shall be inserted in its place of the terminal. The machine automatically creates a folder named Cycle Data on the empty Memory Card and under the Cycle Data folder is created every day (when the machine is in use) a “date folder”... - Page 23 Below is the recorded cycle PS08_00002.dko opened by Notepad (is installed in every PC). Using the Notepad program the file can be seen in text format. ( Temp1:= controlling temperature sensor; Temp2: = verifying temperature sensor; Pres1: = controlling pressure sensor Cycle report Owner: Franke Machine: Deko 190 LC...
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Page 24: Viewer
5.7.5 Viewer The recorded cycle curves can be seen using Deko Cycle Data Viewer-program. The program is opened by double clicking the Shortcut of the viewer: The wanted cycle data is opened by pressing -key and then double clicking the data file. Zoom temperature: Select a rectangular area from the display by pressing left button of the mouse and release the button. -
Page 25: Malfunctions
5.7.6 Malfunctions WARNING situations, which can be controlled by the User, are being indicated as shown below. If the recommended actions have been taken, press the “CONTINUE” key . After the fifth indication (door open or lack of chemical) the machine will switch over into FAULT condition. - Page 26 INCOMPLETE OPERATING CYCLE Fault display appears if the asked actions have not been taken or some detector/component is broken. Service shall always be contacted and called for, if a Fault condition occurs. In a Fault condition an ERROR code will be displayed identifying a possible cause of the fault. By pressing Info the possible cause and recommended actions for repair will be displayed.
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Page 27: Panel Printer
5.8 Panel printer Deko 190 can be equipped with a panel printer as an option. It prints cycle report with all basic data and events. The printer is a thermal printer and the paper report is archiveable. Cycle Report: Cycle report is printed automatically during the process. Owner: PMK Hospital Machine: 4 There is one button with a led on top right to feed paper... -
Page 28: Purging And Disinfecting The Wd
5.9 Purging and disinfecting the WD All parts of the machine supplying fluids to the load or chamber are purged and disinfected during a normal operating cycle. The wash chamber and pipework of the machine have been designed so that any remaining process water shall flow towards the discharge point of the machine. Should the machine not have been used for a period longer than 24 hours, it is recommended that a short cycle including disinfection be run before placing a load into the machine for processing. -
Page 29: Flushing Of Chemical Dosing Systems
5.11 Flushing of chemical dosing systems To avoid problems in chemical dosing like solidified detergent and blocked piping it’s very important to flush the system regularly with hot water. It’s recommended to flush the dosing systems every two weeks and always whenever the detergent container is changed. -
Page 30: Testing
TESTING Tests for operational, performance and routine testing are described in standard EN ISO 15883- 1, Washer-disinfectors Part 1: General requirements, definitions and tests; Chapter 6 Testing for conformity and in the Informative Annex D. See also EN ISO 15883-3, Washer-disinfectors-Part 3: Requirements and Tests for Washer-disinfectors employing thermal disinfection for human waste containers They may be used in type tests, work tests, and in validation and re-validation tests, or in periodic routine tests carried out by the user. -
Page 31: Declaration Of Conformity
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Manufacturer: FRANKE MEDICAL OY Address: Vartiokuja 1, 76850 Naarajärvi, FINLAND Hereby declares that: Deko 190 LC complies with the following Directives: - Medical Device Directive (93/42/EEC) - The Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive (RoHs 2011/65/EU) and that the following harmonized standards have been applied: - EN 61010-1 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use... -
Page 32: Warranty Terms And Conditions
Dear Deko Customer, Rhima Australia warrants the Deko Washer Disinfectors to be free from defects in material and workmanship under "normal use and service", which does not include normal wear and tear or preventative maintenance service. Specifically not covered by warranty are service calls to adjust thermostats, detergent dispensers, user errors, racks and accessories, commissioning or any other service requirement not strictly related to defects in material or workmanship. - Page 33 APPENDIX I List of malfunctions: Code Explanation Actions Door opened during the cycle Check and adjust microswitch of the door and function of the interlock. Open circuit in controlling temperature sensor T1 Check the sensor and connections. If necessary, change the sensor. Short circuit in controlling temperature sensor T1 Check the sensor and connections.
- Page 35 APPENDIX 2 USER INSTRUCTIONS...
- Page 37 REPLACEMENT OF DETERGENT CONTAINER 1. Take out the detergent 2. Remove the suction 4. When necessary container. pipe from the container. adjust the length 3. Replace the container. of the suction pipe 5. For controlling the consumption of detergent, it is recommended to mark with date the level When you handle process chemicals - wear protection gloves and follow the suppliers’...
- Page 40 Quality ATS5200.104 ISO 9001 WM-022073 Rhima Australia Pty Ltd ABN 63 007 242 604 72-74 Woodlands Drive Braeside 3195 PO Box 605 Braeside Vic 3195 Tel: 1300 347 944 or 03 8586 5444 Fax: 03 8586 5454 www.rhima.com.au...
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