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Section 9:
Warranty
Prestige Medical Ltd will, in the first twelve months from
the date of purchase (or 18 months from the date of
factory despatch – whichever is first), repair or replace free
of charge any parts* inclusive of labour which prove to be
defective in workmanship and / or materials.
In the following twelve months Prestige Medical Ltd
will replace free of charge any parts which prove to be
defective in workmanship and / or materials exclusive of
labour.
This warranty cover is dependent on authorised servicing
of the unit at least every 12 months and that Prestige
Medical Ltd received the warranty card within 3 months of
installation.
Prestige Medical Ltd will not be liable in the event
that the purchaser has failed to adhere to the
instructions contained herein or if the autoclave has
been abused, interfered with, altered, repaired or
serviced by any unauthorised party. This may result in
the protection provided by the equipment being impaired.
* This warranty excludes the door gasket, all internal
furniture and consumables.
Consumer's statutory rights are not affected.
The Prestige Medical Ltd policy is one of continuous
development and as such reserves the right to change
the specification of the models and items illustrated and
described herein at any time.
Disposal
WEEE Statement
(Waste, Electrical and Electronic Equipment)
The WEEE directive places an obligation
on all EU-based manufacturers and
importers to take-back electronic
products at the end of their useful life.
Prestige Medical Limited accepts
its responsibility to finance the cost
of treatment of redundant WEEE in
accordance with the specific recycling
requirements.
The symbol (shown below) is present on all Prestige
Medical products, which indicates that the product must
NOT be disposed of with other waste. Instead it is the
user's responsibility to dispose of their waste electrical and
electronic equipment by handing it over to an approved
reprocessor, or by returning it to Prestige Medical for
reprocessing. For more information about where you can
send your waste equipment for recycling, please contact
your local city office or Prestige Medical.
Section 10:
Printer Instruction
(Optional)
Power on procedure
Connect the printer to the power supply and switch on
at the mains. The LED light will illuminate on the printer.
Connect the printer to the autoclave with the supplied
cable. The printer connection at the autoclave is connector
K - see page 4
Replacing Paper Roll – Part Number 279505.
If the paper roll needs replacing, open the paper cup lid
and remove the remaining paper using the button, do not
pull paper through the printer mechanism. Reel off
a few centimetres from a new roll and check that the end
has a clean straight edge. Slide the leading edge of the
paper through the paper entry slot, with the leading edge
feeding forwards from the bottom of the roll, until you feel
resistance. Press the button and feed paper through the
paper exit slot. Sit the new paper in the paper cup and
close the lid.
Should the paper become creased or out of line when
feeding in a new roll, cut the end off the paper roll, feed
out the creased paper using the button, and reload
ensuring the paper has a clean straight edge.
Status LED.
The printer incorporates an LED indicator to report its
condition. If there is a fault the LED will flash in sequence.
The fault can be identified by counting the number of
flashes.
LED
Condition
Indication.
On
Printer On
Off
Printer Off or Asleep
*
*
*
Paper Out
**
**
**
Thermal head too hot
Place the printer on the worktop at the side of the
autoclave.
Do not place the printer on the top of the autoclave.
Make sure the paper is kept away from hot surfaces
such as the dump pipe etc.
Store the printouts in folders away from direct or
indirect sunlight.
Data Logger Instructions (Optional)
Refer to the instructions supplied with the data logger for
setting up and operating the data logger.
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Solution.
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Fit new paper
Allow head to
cool
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