Switching The Stericlave B On And Running A Self-Diagnosis - KaVo STERIclave B 2200 Operating Instruction

Operating Instruction STERIclave B 2200 / 2200 P
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6 Operation

6.2 Switching the STERIclave B on and running a self-diagnosis

CAUTION
6.2 Switching the STERIclave B on and running a self-diagnosis
Note
To abort self-diagnosis, simply press any button immediately after switching the
STERIclave on.
▶ Press the Power button and wait a few seconds for self-diagnosis to run auto‐
matically.
During self-diagnosis, the parameters and the components tested will appear on the
display.
If the result of the test is positive, "CARD GOOD" will appear on the display.
The completion of self-diagnosis is indicated by the appearance of the following
values on the display:
Display time: Current time of day
Display pressure: Current pressure, setpoint = 0
Temperature display: Current temperature
Note
Errors are indicated on the display and saved to memory.
See also: 8.1 Error messages and faults, Page 65
Note
An indication of the water quality will appear at the end of self-diagnosis.
"H2O good" indicates good water quality. If "H2O hard" appears, the water quality
is below the permissible range, and the fresh water needs changing.
Please note:
The water quality can only be measured when the chamber surface temperature is
cold (< 36°C). The measurement must occur in the first minute of operation of the
STERIclave B.
A poor measurement (H
lave B. To prevent damage, however, the water should be changed as soon as
possible.
The device does not shut off when the water quality is bad
To the quality of sterilisation is not ensured.
The device and instrument can be damaged.
▶ as soon as "H2O hard" Is displayed during self-diagnosis, exchange the water.
▶ Only use high quality distilled or demineralised water (conductivity ≤ 15 µS/cm;
hardness ≤ 0.02 mmol/l).
▶ Wait until the STERIclave B has completed its pre-heating phase.
As long as the chamber temperature is lower than 35°C, "LOW" will appear on the
temperature display.
O hard) does not keep you from working with the STERIc‐
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