Essential Information - Prestige medical Anima User Manual

Vacuum & non-vacuum autoclave
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Section 4:

Essential Information

To ensure the autoclave continues to operate correctly
it is important to follow the following points and to carry
out the necessary care and maintenance procedures as
specified.
Do ensure that.....
...you read and follow these operating instructions.
...the load is suitable for sterilizing and the cycle selected.
...the load can be sterilized at the selected temperature.
...the load has been cleaned.
...the load has been rinsed thoroughly in clean water prior
to sterilization to avoid any chemical residues left after
cleaning contaminating the autoclave.
This product is not a washing / cleaning machine.
...when placing instruments on trays, ensure that they are
placed on the ribs of the tray (to help drainage), they
must not touch each other and must not interfere with
other trays or the chamber above.
...only distilled, de-ionised or sterile water is used (as
recommended).
...the autoclave is in a draught free area.
...the autoclave is not installed in an enclosed cupboard
space.
...all other exterior product panels are 50mm. clear of
adjoining surfaces to allow air circulation.
...the door is left ajar when not in use.
... you quote model / serial number (which are located
inside the door) and date of purchase in all
correspondence.
...only qualified personnel service the autoclave.
It is recommended that a Chemical Indicator strip
be used every cycle to verify that the sterilizing
cycle is effective. If the Chemical Indicator strip fails
to change colour repeat the cycle. If it still fails to
change colour then arrange for a service.
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Do not....
...lose this handbook.
...lose this handbook.
...add any chemicals whatsoever to the water.
... attempt to sterilize volatile substances, toxic materials
or other unsuitable loads. Refer to your "Responsible
Person" for advice.
...place the autoclave in direct sunlight.
...place the autoclave on heat sensitive surfaces.
...use inappropriate cleaning materials.
...drop or abuse the autoclave.
...use in areas of risk associated with flammable materials
or gases.
...remove the casing or attempt to service or repair the
autoclave.

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