Index INTENDED USE ................................... 7 PROGRAMMING ................................ 7 “P ” : .............................. 7 ROGRAMMING MENU STRUCTURE : ................................ 8 ARAMETERS THAT CAN BE SET ALARM MESSAGES ................................ 2 1 CYCLE COUNTER: ................................ 3 3 CHEMICALS CALIBRATION .............................. 3 4 : ...
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INTRODUCTION Use of the appliance is easy and user‐friendly. However, it must only be used by staff who are aware of the entire contents of this manual. The manual must accompany the machine or be easily found during operation. The TECNO‐GAZ Service Centre is always available for any further information or direct assistance you may require. ...
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GENERAL SAFETY RULES FOR SAFETY REASONS PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION Do not cover the labels placed on the machine for any reason and replace them immediately if damaged. The power supply socket must have an approved earthing system. Do not use the machine in an explosive atmosphere. Do not use the machine to wash or disinfect objects and/or containers that are not compatible with the manufacturer’s instructions due to their shape or material. For allowed objects and/or containers, follow the instructions clearly specified in this manual. In the event of extended inactivity of the machine, cut off the power supply and close the water valves. Do not try and open the tank door during operation: the device has a special safety locking system to prevent the door from being opened during operation. Installation, removal, maintenance, adjustments or any kind of intervention requiring the removal of protections or panels to be opened with the keys SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL AUTHORISED BASED ON THE MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS. Qualified staff, according to current standards and in a highly professional way, must carry out work on the electrical and plumbing systems needed to prepare the site where the machine will be installed. For any maintenance work, cut off the power supply by operating the multipolar switch installed upstream the appliance. Also take all the necessary safety measures as, by cutting off the power supply, some protective devices provided by the manufacturer might be disconnected. This appliance must be used by adults who are aware of the information supplied in this manual. Do not change, for any reason, the characteristics of the appliance, its installation specifications and the parameters set. After taking care of all the goods to be loaded and drained, always close the door of the washing tank to avoid potential unpleasant odours from the drain. In case of fire, to extinguish the flames intervene with a powder fire extinguisher, DO NOT USE WATER. Do not wash the machine with direct or pressure water jets or corrosive substances. In ...
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The machine is intended for the treatment and thermo‐disinfection of instruments for medical use. The machine is a NON‐STERILE device. Any use of the machine other than the one it was intended for is prohibited. The user is forbidden from carrying out any kind of repair. The technical service on this machine must only be performed by QUALIFIED AND AUTHORISED OPERATORS. Do not expose the product to freezing conditions. The electrical safety of this machine is only ensured if it is connected to an efficient earthing system. Take great care when handling detergents and additives. Avoid any contact with them, wear gloves and always follow the safety requirements specified by the chemical producer. Do not inhale chemicals. Chemicals cause eye irritation. In case of contact, wash with plenty of water and seek medical advice. In case of contact with skin, wash thoroughly with water. ...
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Safety instructions for personnel: Risks for the maintenance of components inside the machine: Only allow trained and qualified personnel to perform maintenance wearing Burns of body parts due to contact with suitable safety overalls. hot parts of the appliance. Cut off the power supply before working on parts inside the machine. Electrocution Always use personal protective equipment (safety goggles and gloves) for eyes Contact with chemicals and hands. The operator must monitor the machine during the cycle; The connection with the washing water injection pipe must always be performed with a suitable basket; Do not interrupt the cycle during the operation, or this will affect disinfection; Only use recommended detergents and chemical additives. The use of other products can damage the machine; Recommending ...
Manual: This manual should be carefully preserved with the machine for future reference. In case of machine sale or transfer to another user, make sure that the manual accompanies the equipment to allow the new owner to obtain information on its operation and relevant components. The manual represents the state of the art at the time of construction and delivery of the device and is valid for its entire life. To avoid potential accidents to persons or property due to incorrect translation of the instructions, we recommend the customer against performing operations or manoeuvres on the machine should there be doubts about the operation to carry out. Ask the Service Centre for clarifications concerning the instruction. If the manual is lost, please ask the manufacturer for a copy. ...
Parameters that can be set: This table shows the machine parameters, which are password‐protected and can only be accessed by technicians. There are two ways to access the parameters: with the machine’s keyboard, hold down the PRG button for 5 seconds, to scroll through the menu use the "1" and "2" buttons, to confirm press “Start”; from an external computer connected to the machine and configured with the "WD2 Monitor" program. Definitions TBD To be defined RO Read‐only NA Not applicable, depends on the program Enabled on machine menu Disabled on machine menu Menu Menu for the service technician, available from the keyboard on the 3131 machine. 3131 3131 is the PASSWORD to enter the programming area, PROG. key. Menu ...
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GENERAL MENU Menu Menu Ref. Parameter Name Min Max Default 3131 3211 #1.01 Buzzer at end of cycle 0= Off 1= On On #1.02 Alarm buzzer 0= Off 1= On On #1.03 Key press buzzer 0= Off 1= On On 0=Off #1.04 External device 1 2= LAN Off 1=Printer 0= Off ...
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TIME MENU Menu Menu Ref. Parameter Name Min Max Default 3131 3211 #3.01 Door lock timeout 0 99 5 Sec #3.02 Door unlock timeout 0 99 5 Sec #3.03 Water flowmeters timeout 0 99 5 Sec #3.04 Product liquid flowmeters timeout 0 99 ...
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REGENERATION MENU Menu Menu Ref. Parameter Name Min Max Default 3131 3211 #5.01 Pause time between regeneration and rinsing (s) 0 999 180 Sec #5.02 Water loading time for regeneration (s) 0 999 10 Sec #5.03 Water loading time for rinsing (s) 0 999 30 Sec #5.04 French water degrees (°f) 0 60 ...
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ALARM ENABLING MENU (1‐50) Menu Menu Ref. Parameter Name Min Max Default 3131 3211 #6.14 E14(available) / 0= Off 1= On / #6.15 E15(available) / 0= Off 1= On / #6.16 E16(available) / 0= Off 1= On / #6.17 E17(available) / 0= Off 1= On / #6.18 E18(available) / ...
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ALARM ENABLING MENU (51‐90) Menu Menu Ref. Parameter Name Min Max Default 3131 3211 #6.51 E51 enabling / 0= Off 1= On On #6.52 E52 enabling / 0= Off 1= On On #6.53 E53 enabling / 0= Off 1= On On #6.54 E54(available) / 0= Off 1= On / #6.55 E55(available) / ...
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CONDUCTIVITY PROBE MENU Menu Menu Ref. Parameter Name Min Max Default 3131 3211 #7.01 Clean water loading repetitions 0 99 2 n #7.02 Maximum conductivity value (µs) 0 100 40 µs DRAIN PUMP MENU Menu Menu Ref. Parameter Name Min Max Default 3131 3211 #8.01 ...
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MAINTENANCE MENU Menu Menu Ref. Parameter Name Min Max Default 3131 3211 0= Off 2= Date #17.01 Maintenance enabling Off 1= Cycles Cycles for maintenance #17.02 0 65535 0n Maintenance on DD/MM/YYYY #17.03 Cycles since last maintenance 0 4294967295 ROn #17.04 Maintenance warning cycles done 0 4294967295 ...
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RO n #19.99 Total Cycles / 0 4294967295 RO n PRINTING SETTINGS MENU Menu Menu Ref. Parameter Name Min Max Default 3131 3211 TD010TMD #20.01 Model 0 20 TD012TMD WASHER #20.02 Machine 0 20 DISINFECTOR #20.03 ...
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WATER LOADING SETTINGS MENU (PROGRAMS 1‐20) COLD WATER HOT WATER DEMI WATER Prog. Ref. Ref. Ref. Menu Menu (LITRES) (LITRES) (LITRES) 3131 3211 20 #21.58 (0‐999) def. 6 #21.59 (0‐999) def. 6 #21.60 (0‐999) def. 6 WATER LOADING SETTINGS MENU (PROGRAMS 21‐40) Prog. Ref. COLD WATER Ref. HOT WATER Ref. DEMI WATER ...
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Ref. Parameter Name Menu Menu Min Max Default 3131 3211 #25.01 Cold water loading 0= Off 1= On NA #25.02 Hot water loading 0= Off 1= On NA #25.03 Demineralised water loading 0= Off 1= On NA #25.04 Prewashing time 0 ...
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#28.03 Demineralised water loading 0= Off 1= On NA #28.04 Detergent enabling 0= Off 1= On NA #28.05 Neutraliser enabling 0= Off 1= On NA #28.06 Rinse aid enabling 0= Off 1= On NA #28.07 Water heating element enabling 0= Off 1= On NA ...
PROGRAM MENU: DRAIN PHASE PROGRAM MENU: DRAIN PHASE Menu Menu Ref. Parameter Name Min Max Default 3131 3211 #30.01 Cold water loading 0= Off 1= On NA #30.02 Drain pump ON time 0 999 NA Sec #30.03 Drain pump OFF time 0 999 NA Sec #30.04 Cold water loading time 0 ...
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E TITLE DESCRIPTION Device Possible causes Solutions Restore the power supply and reset the alarm to resume operation. A blackout occurred during Mains power cut Check the state of the 2FU6 1 Blackout program execution and the Interrupted fuse fuse program was stopped. ON‐OFF switch Make sure it is in good working order and is positioned on symbol “I” Door coupling not in position Close the door completely The loading door is open INPUT CN5‐6 is not and reset the alarm 2 Door open and/or unlocked. activated. Check microswitch 4S5. Damaged door lock Change door lock Check microswitch 4S6, The door is locked, but ...
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E TITLE DESCRIPTION Device Possible causes Solutions No mains water. The mains water valve is closed. The water does not Dirty solenoid valve filters. enter the chamber Check OUTPUT CN9‐4; after cycle start NO COLD Cold water issues during a Check 24 V DC voltage 20 The solenoid valve water cycle between 7.1 and 7.4; does not work. Replace solenoid valve 5SQ4 flowmeter 7YV1; malfunction or fault; Check INPUT CN6‐7 Check 12 V dc voltage between 5.11 and 5.12 No mains water; The mains water valve is closed; The water does not Dirty solenoid valve filters; enter the chamber Check OUTPUT CN9‐6; ...
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E TITLE DESCRIPTION Device Possible causes Solutions No mains water. The mains water valve is closed. The water does not Dirty solenoid valve filters. enter the chamber Check OUTPUT CN9‐6; after cycle start; NO DEMI Demineralised water issues Check 24 V DC voltage 22 The solenoid valve water during a cycle between 7.1 and 7.6; does not work; Replace solenoid valve 5SQ5 flowmeter 7YV3; malfunction or fault; Check INPUT CN6‐8 Check 12 V dc voltage between 5.11 and 5.12 Check the operation of the The fan is not on during 24 Drying fan 9MD1 fan fault. fan or if the wires are the drying phase disconnected. ...
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E TITLE DESCRIPTION Device Possible causes Solutions Check OUTPUT CN13‐2 10MD1 peristaltic Check 24Vdc voltage pump fault; between 10.1 and 10.2 malfunction on the Open flowmeter 5SQ2 and flowmeter of product 30 Flow meter 1 DETERGENT issues clean it. 1; Check 12 V dc voltage The pipe carrying the between 5.11 and 5.12 liquid is punctured; Check pipes No more product; Replace tank Check OUTPUT CN13‐3 10MD2 peristaltic Check 24 V dc voltage pump fault; between 10.1 and 10.3 malfunction on the Open flowmeter 5SQ3 and flowmeter of product ...
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E TITLE DESCRIPTION Device Possible causes Solutions Check OUTPUT CN13‐4 10MD3 peristaltic Check 24 V dc voltage pump fault; between 10.1 and 10.4 malfunction on the Open flowmeter 5SQ6 and flowmeter of product 32 Flow meter 3 LUBRICANT product issues clean it. 3; Check 12 V dc voltage The pipe carrying the between 5.11 and 5.12 liquid is punctured; Check pipes No more product; Replace tank The pipe of the chemical is crushed, Check the dosing circuit for The peristaltic pump is on which means the Product faults or clogging. 34 for a time longer than the product passes ...
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E TITLE DESCRIPTION Device Possible causes Solutions Faulty EH3 heating Check the correct Temperature not reached element absorption of the heating Drying 43 (P2.08) during drying PT1000 11ST2 element temperature phase. temperature probe is Temperature probe not reading correctly damaged or not in housing. The water inlet temperature is higher than the parameter; A temperature higher than Temperature increase The contactor of the Max pre‐ the maximum one set has above setpoint. 44 heating elements of tank wash T. been detected during the ...
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E TITLE DESCRIPTION Device Possible causes Solutions The 8KM1 contactor of the During the washing phase, tank heating element is a temperature in the tank Temperature increase stuck 45 Tank T. limit higher than the one set above setpoint. PT1000 11ST1 or 11ST3 has been detected. temperature probe not in housing or faulty The contactor of the 8KM2 During the washing phase, air heating element is stuck Air probe T. a temperature higher than Temperature increase 46 PT1000 11ST2 temperature limit the maximum one set has above setpoint. probe not in housing or been detected. faulty ...
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E TITLE DESCRIPTION Device Possible causes Solutions The contactor of the 8KM1 During the washing phase, Phase tank heating element is a temperature in the tank Temperature increase 47 temperature stuck PT1000 11ST1 or higher than the one set above setpoint. limit 11ST3 temperature probe has been detected. not in housing or faulty Value of temperature The working probe is Tank probe 1 Connect or replace the 50 probe 11ST1 incorrect or disconnected or failure temperature probe. non‐existent broken Value of temperature The control probe is Tank probe 2 Connect or replace the ...
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E TITLE DESCRIPTION Device Possible causes Solutions Make sure the cable Communication between between the two micro Cable from the two the micro cards (only if cards is connected 62 BUS cable cards disconnected or there are two circuit correctly, there is not damaged boards installed) oxidation in the contacts or any interruption. If the limescale deposit is too thick, replace the Limescale on heating heating element; elements HE1 and In manual mode, activate Tank heating too slow or 66 No heat HE2; OUTPUT CN11‐2 and make not working 8KM1 heating element sure the contactor is contactor not active operating correctly; Check 24 V dc voltage between 8.2 and 8.1 ...
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E TITLE DESCRIPTION Device Possible causes Solutions Check the calibration of the chemical detergents and, if needed, perform a calibration; make sure the water temperature does not react with the detergent used; If the decontamination procedure has been carried out, make sure the load has been adequately rinsed; In manual mode, fill the Presence of foam; tank with water using cold Pressure switch 4S2 water solenoid valve Washing faulty Pressure drop during OUTPUT CN9‐4, start 70 pump Not enough water in washing washing pump OUTPUT pressure tank CN9‐2 and check INPUT Safety pressure switch CN5‐3 2SP1 uncalibrated Check voltage between 4.1 ...
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E TITLE DESCRIPTION Device Possible causes Solutions Replace the tank or, if there The machine has is still some product, edit carried out a higher the parameter. number of cycles than Liquid In manual mode, check those set (P4.11) since 77 product 3 is No more liquid product 3. INPUT CN14‐1 by simply launching product 2 finished lifting or lowering the signalled liquid reserve nozzle. to the machine. Check 24 V dc between 6.5 Level probe 6SL3 faulty and 6.6. Take down the spray arm and remove any clogging; Check the load to make sure it is positioned correctly and is not obstructing the rotation; During the washing phase, In manual mode with the Spray arm the washing spray arm Spray arm blocked. ...
4. CYCLE COUNTER: When the computer is connected to the machine, it is possible to see how many and which programs the machine has run since its installation. The “Number of control cycles” indicates how many cycles the machine can perform before having to undergo periodical maintenance. Page 33 of 52 ...
5. CHEMICALS CALIBRATION The number of hydraulic circuits for loading the chemicals varied based on the configuration for the machines requested by the customer Calibration of the chemical flow meter should only be performed if using liquid chemical disinfectants other than those recommended by the manufacturer. Here below is the step‐by‐step calibration process of the product flowmeters: Preparation of chemicals for calibration: Open the front panel; Identify the nozzle corresponding to the chemical liquid concerned and remove the pipe; Take a 100ml beaker, place it above the peristaltic pump door and insert the silicone hose that comes from the flow meter into the beaker; Insert the ...
Chemicals calibration: The following procedure must be carried out after completing the operations listed previously in paragraph “3.1 Preparation of chemicals for calibration”: Press PRG to return to the menu; Select "chemicals calibration" and press START; Select the chemical to be calibrated, browsing with keys 1 and 2 and making sure that the silicone pipe is inside the beaker; Press START to start pouring the liquid in the beaker; Press RESET when the liquid reaches 100 ml inside the beaker to stop the liquid from being poured; Press PRG to go back to the previous menu. This way, the calibration just carried out will be saved in the memory; Now the calibration of the product concerned is complete. 6. MESSAGE MENU SETTINGS There are two USB sockets for machine programming on the side of the machine. The USB socket on the left is used to connect a PC and to use the “Monitor WD2” program; the USB slot on the right is used to transfer precompiled programs from/to a USB flash drive. ...
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The following folders must be created on the USB flash drive to make sure they are identified correctly by the device: The following folders must be created on the USB flash drive to make sure they are identified correctly by the device: CARTTAR = The set of data is placed in this folder. The program must have a .TRT extension (the file can be downloaded from the machine to the USB flash drive and loaded from the USB flash drive to the machine) CARTFWR = The firmware (the washing program of the standard instrument is inserted in this folder. The firmware must have a .mh0 extension (the file can only be loaded from the USB flash drive to the machine) CARTMES = The file containing the messages is placed in this folder (shown at the top of the display). This file must have a .MSG extension (the file can be downloaded from the machine to the USB flash drive and loaded from the USB flash drive to the machine) CARTALM = The file with the list of the latest alarms is placed in this folder by the machine (the file can only be downloaded from the machine in the USB file) CARTREC = The file containing the list of the machine cycles performed, both successful ones and those interrupted due to an alarm. After inserting the USB flash drive into the lower port, the display will show the following screen: SETTINGS: section to upload/download the program files (calibration) ...
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SETTINGS: After going to the “Settings” menu, the user must choose between: WRITING: to download the program file from the machine to the USB flash drive; READING: to upload the program file from the USB flash drive to the machine; SETTING\WRITING: After selecting “WRITING”, this display will show this screen, featuring the space available on the USB flash drive along with the name of the file used to save it on the flash drive. Press “1” to save the program file on the flash drive or press “RESET” to go back to the previous screen. SETTINGS/READING: After selecting “READING”, the file number in the “CARTTAR” folder will be shown on the display, along with the file name. Press “3” to scroll down and see the name of the other files. Once you have selected a file, press “1” to install the program on the machine. Press “RESET” to return to the previous menu. MESSAGES/WRITING: After selecting “WRITING”, the available space on the flash drive will be shown on the display, along with the name of the file used to save it on the flash drive. Press “1” to save the program file on the flash drive or press “RESET” to go back to the previous menu. Page 37 of 52 ...
MESSAGES/READING: After selecting “READING”, the file number in the “CARTMES” folder will be shown on the display, along with the file name. Press “3” to scroll down and see the name of the other files. Once you have selected a file, press “1” to install the program on the machine. Press “RESET” to return to the previous menu. ALARMS: After selecting the “Alarms” menu, the available space on the flash drive will be shown on the display, along with the name of the file used to save it on the flash drive. Press “1” to save the program file on the flash drive or press “RESET” to go back to the previous menu. FIRMWARE: After selecting the “READING” menu, the file number in the “CARTFWR” folder will be shown on the display, along with the file name. Press “3” to scroll down and see the name of the other files. Once you have selected a file, press “1” to install the program on the machine. Press “RESET” to return to the previous menu. 7. MAINTENANCE Cleaning the outside of the appliance: Clean the surface of the device WITH PRODUCTS SUITABLE FOR STAINLESS STEEL. Products other than these can irreparably damage non‐ replaceable parts of the device, making the machine completely unusable. If a suitable cleaning liquid product is not available, use a mixture of water ...
Washing the spray arms: Periodically check that the holes of the spray arms are not clogged to prevent compromising washing. The check is visual. In addition, make sure that the spray arm is not blocked and is free to rotate easily. If the machine is equipped with the "spray arms monitoring" application (optional), a dedicated alarm will appear if the spray arm is blocked. Proceed as follows to clean the spray arm: Unscrew the bushing (1) on top of the spray arm and pull it upwards (2). ...
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2 1 Check for dirt inside the spray arm that might prevent the correct flow of water; Clean clogged holes with a water jet; Once the cleaning operations have been completed, place the two caps back on both ends and screw the spray arm back on the trolley. Page 40 of 52 ...
Taking down the panels: Cut off the power supply; Disassemble the two rear screws (a) and remove the back panel by lifting it upwards (b1) and pulling it outwards (b2). b2 b1 a Page 41 of 52 ...
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Open the lower door and the door Remove the control panel by inserting the key supplied with the washer in the appropriate slot Page 42 of 52 ...
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Remove the 4 screws located on the sides of the machine (d); move the panel (e) outwards by about 1 cm and lift it (f) e f d Page 43 of 52 ...
Periodical maintenance: In order to avoid malfunctions or blocks, the machine REQUIRES REGULAR PERIODIC MAINTENANCE. (*: ACTIONS REQUIRED ONLY IN CASE OF DEFECTIVE OPERATION OF THE MACHINE DURING TESTS) Note: maintenance operations must be carried out according to the number of cycles or to the operation time The machine requires regular periodic maintenance to prevent malfunctions or blockages. Always refer to the user instructions If you are unable to use the machine even after routine/unscheduled maintenance, contact the TECNO‐GAZ customer service by describing the fault, and specifying the machine model and serial number. ...
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MONTHS REQUIRED PART EVERY CYCLES ACTION 6 12 18 24 30 TIME Unscrew the spray arm inside the tank, unscrew the plugs on the ends of the spray arms and wash Tank spray arm EVERY 2,000 X 10’ the inside, checking for any impurities that obstruct the holes. (Par. 7.4) Perform a visual inspection to check the integrity of the tank gasket and make sure there are no EVERY Tank gasket 2,000 X 10’ water leaks during the cycle. Power connection on With the machine off from the main switch of the panel, check that the power cable connections EVERY 10,000 ...
8. TEMPERATURE TEST Proceed as follows to carry out a temperature test: Turn off the machine; Remove the control panel by opening the front panel and unscrew the two screws (see 7.5); Turn on the machine; Unscrew the white cap from the inspection hole inside the chamber positioned on the left of the machine; Insert the thermocouple calibrated according to regulations for the temperature test. With the door closed, start the manual mode via Monitor WD2 Fill the tank with water (cold, demineralised or hot) Stop the water once the working level is reached. Start the washing pump and the tank heating element. Wait for the tank temperature to reach a value above 90.5°C. Turn off the heating element and leave the washing pump on. In the Monitor WD2 program go to Machine Settings Probe calibrations After about 30 sec, enter the value read by the thermocouple in the empty box (a) by subtracting 1.5°C and press SET. a Check that the values of probes in tank 1 and tank 2 are the same with a difference of 0.5°C; At the end of the test, remove the thermocouple from the inspection hole and screw the valve back on. Place back the control panel of the machine; Page 46 of 52 ...
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Drawing Table translations: min min max max Banco d’appoggio Support counter CARATTERISTICHE GENERALI GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS Massimo flusso uscita vapori Maximum vapour outlet flow Connessione scarco acqua vasca Tank water drain connection Scarico di rete Mains drain Flusso di scarico Drain flow Temperatura max. acqua di scarico Max drain water temperature Tipo acqua fredda Type of cold water Tipo acqua demineralizzata (se richesta) Type of demineralised water (if required) Pressione acqua Water pressure PH acque Water pH lt/ciclo L/cycle Consumo acqua fredda (indicativo) Cold water consumption (approximately) Consumo acqua demineralizzata (indicativo) Demineralised water consumption (approximately) Consumo acqua fredda condensatore Condenser cold water consumption Dispersione termica Heat loss Rumorosità Noise Temperatura di lavoro ...
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Descrizione Description ALLACCIAMENTO ACQUA FREDDA DA MACCHINA‐TUBO DA COLD WATER CONNECTION FROM MACHINE‐ ½”G PIPE ½”G CON ATTACCO DA 3/4 (M) WITH 3/4 COUPLING (M) SCARICO DN40 ‐ CONNESSIONE A PORTAGOMMA Ø25mm (A DN40 DRAIN ‐ HOSE‐END FITTING CONNECTIONS PAVIMENTO) Ø25mm (ON FLOOR) USCITA CONNESSONE SCARCO DA MACCHINA DRAIN CONNECTION OUTLET FROM MACHINE SCARICO DN40‐ CONNESSONE A PORTAGOMMA Ø25mm (A DN40 DRAIN ‐ HOSE‐END FITTING CONNECTIONS PARETE) Ø25mm (ON WALL) INTERRUTTORE ONNIPOLARE MAGNETOTERMICO CON OMNIPOLAR ...
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