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10432589
Revision G
AMSCO® 7000 Series
Washer/Disinfector Models # 7052HP and # 7053HP
Operator Manual

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I currently have the AMSCO 7000 series HP (7052HP) and I wanted to ask if using a type a 2.0 usb would be compatible with the washer, so I can download and track the cycles.

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Yes, a Type A 2.0 USB is compatible with the Steris AMSCO 7000 Series HP (7052HP) washer for tracking cycles, as long as it is formatted to FAT32.

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  • Page 1 AMSCO® 7000 Series Washer/Disinfector Models # 7052HP and # 7053HP Operator Manual 10432589 Revision G...
  • Page 3 Any alteration of this equipment not authorized or performed by STERIS will void the warranty. Alteration of this equipment which could adversely affect its operation and efficacy may violate national, state and local laws or regulations.
  • Page 4 STERIS maintains a global staff of well-equipped, qualified service technicians to provide this service, as well as professional repair services. Please contact STERIS for details.
  • Page 5 County Offaly R35 X865 Ireland Website: www.steris.com © 2022, STERIS Corporation. All rights reserved. Printed in Canada. Permissible Environmental Conditions The AMSCO 7052HP Single-Chamber Washer/Disinfector and the AMSCO 7053HP Single-Chamber Washer/ Disinfector are designed to operate under the following conditions: •...
  • Page 6 — A Word from STERIS ◻ UL 61010-1 Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use - Part 1: General Requirements, 3rd Edition (2012-05-11). Canada ◻ CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 61010-1-12 Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use - Part 1: General Requirements, 3rd Edition (R2017).
  • Page 7 Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. WARNING: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by STERIS could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
  • Page 8 — A Word from STERIS ◻ ANSI/AAMI ST15883-2:2013 (R2015) - Washer-Disinfectors - Part 2: Requirements and Tests for Washer- Disinfectors employing Thermal Disinfection for Surgical Instruments, Anesthetic Equipment, Bowls, Dishes, Receivers, Utensils, Glassware, Etc. Canada ◻ CAN/CSA-Z15883-1-09 (R2019) - Washer-disinfectors - Part 1: General requirements, terms and definitions and tests ◻...

  • Page 9: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Number Description Page Safety Precautions ............................1 Safety Precautions — Introduction ..................1 Safety Precautions ........................1 Symbols and Labels............................5 Equipment Symbols........................5 Nameplate Symbols ........................5 Transportation and Storage....................... 6 Component Identification ..........................8 Washer/Disinfector —...
  • Page 10 5.14 Test Menu ..........................115 5.15 Cycle History Menu.........................116 5.16 Formatting USB Key .......................124 Routine Maintenance ..........................131 Preventive Maintenance ......................131 Routine Maintenance ......................132 Cleaning Debris Screen......................134 Cleaning Water Outlet Connection ..................136 Cleaning Door Gasket ......................136 Cleaning Washer/Disinfector Exterior...................137 Processing DECONTAMINATION Cycle .................138 Replacing Chemical Container ....................140 Changing Printer Paper Roll and Printer Ink Cartridge (Accessory) ........142 6.10...
  • Page 11 SAVE COMPLETE SOME CORRUPT FILES WERE DISCARDED ..........179 7.40 STATUS LIGHT DOES NOT TURN ON ..................179 7.41 SUMP SAFETY LEVEL TEST DUE ...................180 7.42 TEST FAILED: CALL STERIS ....................180 7.43 TOUCH SCREEN DOES NOT WORK PROPERLY..............180 7.44 UNLOAD CONVEYOR NOT READY ..................181 7.45 UNLOAD DOOR DOES NOT OPEN ..................181...
  • Page 12 7.69 ALARM# 19 POWER FAILURE DURING CYCLE (ABORT PROGRESS...) .......191 7.70 SYSTEM ERROR# 20 I/O BOARDS OR CLOCK FAILURE (CRITICAL) ........192 7.71 SYSTEM ERROR# 21 CYCLE AND UNIT CONFIG. RESET TO DEFAULT (CRITICAL) ....192 7.72 ALARM# 22 EMERGENCY STOP PRESSED (CRITICAL) ............193 7.73 ALARM# 23 PRESSURE TRANSMITTER DEFECTIVE (CRITICAL) .........193 7.74...

  • Page 13: Safety Precautions

    Regularly scheduled routine maintenance, as well as preventive maintenance, are required for safe and reliable operation of this equipment. Routine maintenance procedures are explained in this manual. For preventive maintenance, contact STERIS to schedule preventive maintenance or obtain the necessary Maintenance Manual if preventive maintenance is done by the Customer.
  • Page 14 If it ever occurs that the sensor does not detect a door obstruction, never use your hand to push on the obstruction trying to dislodge it. Call STERIS for this abnormal situation. Operator Manual AMSCO®...
  • Page 15 Repairs and adjustments to this equipment must be made only by STERIS or STERIS- trained service personnel. Service personnel must disconnect all utilities to unit before servicing. No one should service unit unless all utilities have been properly locked out.
  • Page 16 1 — Safety Precautions Rack and items are extremely hot when cycle is completed. Allow rack and items to cool to room temperature and always wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) before reaching into chamber. WARNING SLIPPING HAZARD To prevent slips, keep floors dry. Promptly clean up any spills or drippage. For spills or drippage of detergents or other chemicals, follow safety precautions and handling procedures set forth on detergent or chemical label and/or Safety Data Sheet (SDS).

  • Page 17: Symbols And Labels

    2 — Symbols and Labels Symbols and Labels 2.1 Equipment Symbols The table below contains symbols which may be on your washer/disinfector components: Symbol Definition Attention. Refer to Manual For Further Instructions. Transfer of Heat. Hot Surface. Protective Earth (Ground). Warning! Risk of Electrical Shock.

  • Page 18: Transportation And Storage

    2 — Symbols and Labels Table 2-1. Definition of Symbols Symbol Definition Model of Equipment. Serial Number of Equipment. Unique Device Identification. Year of Manufacture of the Equipment. Safe Disposal of the Device — Refer to Instruction for Use. Medical Device. Power Rating of Processor: Voltage, Frequency (Hertz), Type of Supply.
  • Page 19 2 — Symbols and Labels Table 2-2. Definition of Symbols on Crates Symbol Definition Maximum Shipping and Storing Temperature. Maximum Humidity Level. This Way Up. Do not Stack. Fragile. Keep Dry. 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...

  • Page 20: Component Identification

    3 — Component Identification Component Identification 3.1 Washer/Disinfector — General Before operating the AMSCO® 7052HP Single-Chamber Washer/Disinfector and/or the AMSCO® 7053HP Single- Chamber Washer/Disinfector, it is important to become familiar with the location and function of all major components and controls (see Figure 3-1 Figure 3-10).
  • Page 21 3 — Component Identification 1 Non-Service Side 7 Power (ON/OFF) Toggle Switch 2 Service Side 8 Control System 9 Printer 3 Access Panels 4 Status Lights 10 Emergency Stop Pushbutton 5 Chamber Doors 11 Handheld Bar Code Reader (EMEA Option) 6 USB Port Figure 3-1.
  • Page 22 3 — Component Identification Chamber Door See Figure Figure 3-1. The chamber is provided with two vertical sliding doors to allow and facilitate accessory racks or baskets to enter and exit the chamber. Doors are automatically operated by pneumatic cylinders. Doors are made of double-tempered glass to allow the operator to view the chamber interior while a cycle is in progress.
  • Page 23 3 — Component Identification Access Panels with USB Port Figure 3-1. One USB port is provided on each side of the washer/disinfector to back-up cycle data. Refer to Section 5.4, Transfer Cycle Reports Menu, of this manual for more information on data transfer function. Access Panels with LED Light Figure 3-2.
  • Page 24 3 — Component Identification 1 Chemical Dosing System (Wall-Mounted Near Chemical Supply) 2 Chemical Dispensing Devices (Right Side of Washer/Disinfector When Facing Service Side) Figure 3-3. Chemical Injection System HEPA Filter Figure 3-2. A HEPA filter is located behind upper left access panel on non-service side of washer/disinfector. Chamber incoming air passes through the HEPA filter to prevent any contamination of the load.

  • Page 25: Control System

    3 — Component Identification Figure 3-4. Debris Screen Rotary Spray Arm Assemblies Figure 3-2. Two rotary spray arm assemblies are located in the chamber (one at the top and one at the bottom of the chamber) and are positioned to reach all surfaces of the load. Rotary spray arm assemblies can be accessed through the chamber load door for maintenance purposes.
  • Page 26 3 — Component Identification 1 Control System 2 Printer 3 Chamber Door Figure 3-5. Control System Location (Non-Service Side of Washer/Disinfector Shown) Passwords A password is used to access the Supervisor mode. By default, the password is 0000; the Supervisor must change it at first login for a combination of up to 4 digits.
  • Page 27 3 — Component Identification Standby State The Standby state allows the interruption of the washer/disinfector energy consumption. If the optional reservoirs are present, they are then drained and the lighting system turns off. The Operator can put the washer/disinfector in Standby state following the cycle completion in Cycle Mode, or from the Ready screen while no cycle is in progress.
  • Page 28 3 — Component Identification Table 3-1. Screen Touchpads (continued) Touch Pads: Orthopedic: Press to select the preprogrammed ORTHOPEDIC cycle. Utensil: Press to select the preprogrammed UTENSIL cycle. Plastic Good: Press to select the preprogrammed PLASTIC GOOD cycle. Gentle: Press to select the preprogrammed GENTLE cycle. Rigid MIS: Press to select the preprogrammed RIGID MIS cycle.
  • Page 29 3 — Component Identification Table 3-1. Screen Touchpads (continued) Touch Pads: Details: Press Details to view current cycle data. Print (if printer accessory is present): Press Print to print specific information from the Service or Supervisor mode. Open Door: Press to open chamber door. Close Door: Press to close chamber door.
  • Page 30 3 — Component Identification 1 Power (ON/OFF) Toggle Switch 2 USB Port 3 Control System 4 Printer Figure 3-6. Power (ON/OFF) Toggle Switch (Unload Side of Washer/DIsinfector Shown) Handheld Bar Code Reader (EMEA Option) Figure 3-7. The AMSCO 7052HP Single-Chamber Washer/Disinfector and the AMSCO 7053HP Single-Chamber Washer/Disinfector may be equipped with a handheld bar code reader.

  • Page 31: Emergency Safety Features

    3 — Component Identification 1 Handheld Bar Code Reader Figure 3-7. Handheld Bar Code Reader 3.3 Emergency Safety Features Emergency Stop Pushbuttons See and Figure 3-8. The Emergency Stop pushbutton located under the control system on each side of the washer/disinfector instantly stops washer/disinfector operation when pressed.

  • Page 32: Scs Conveyor System (Option)

    3 — Component Identification Obstruction Sensor Chamber doors are equipped with an obstruction sensor that detects any door obstruction. If an obstruction is present, door automatically opens. Load Access Code A safety feature prevents opening of doors if a cycle has not been successfully completed. When a cycle has been interrupted (operator has aborted cycle), a load access code must be entered by an authorized person to unlock and open load side door only.

  • Page 33: Atlas Workflow Automation Vehicle System

    3 — Component Identification 1 SCS Conveyor System (Option) Figure 3-9. SCS Conveyor System (Option) 3.5 ATLAS Workflow Automation Vehicle System See Figure Figure 3-10. The ATLAS WAV System is an advanced, dynamic system used to automate washer/disinfector loading/unloading process, washer selection, load prioritization and cycle selection. The System is designed to link multiple, compatible single-chamber washers into a group that reduces staff movement by expanding the automation path –...

  • Page 34: Accessories - Amsco 7052Hp Wd

    3 — Component Identification Figure 3-10. ATLAS Workflow Automation Vehicle 3.6 Accessories — AMSCO 7052HP WD WARNING PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD ● Always use a hold-down screen to secure small or light items. While loading instrument racks, do not place miscellaneous articles on the sides of instrument trays.
  • Page 35 3 — Component Identification To properly clean items and to avoid personal injuries, always follow these general loading guidelines: • Verify all channels allow free passage of water before device is loaded into washer/disinfector (careful attention should be paid to specific device manufacturer s instructions regarding procedures). •...
  • Page 36 3 — Component Identification Figure 3-12. Mesh Instrument Tray • Instrument stringers (see Figure 3-13) are used to hold up to 50 hemostats together during cycle and insure better load coverage. A box of twenty units for use in up to ten Instrument Mesh Trays. Figure 3-13.
  • Page 37 3 — Component Identification Figure 3-14. Vision Multi-Function Rack For Small Items • Vision multi-function rack for large items (see Figure 3-15) is designed to hold trays, basins, bowls, theatre shoes, baby bottles, bedpans, etc. The Vision multi-function rack for large items can be placed on the lower level of the two-level Vision manifold rack.
  • Page 38 3 — Component Identification Vision Multi-Function Rack For Small Items (See FigureFigure 3-14 Vision Multi-Function Rack For Large Items (See Figure Figure 3-15) Figure 3-16. General Purpose Vision Rack Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 39 3 — Component Identification Figure 3-17. GPB Insert For Containers Insert for Theatre Shoes • Insert theatre shoes (see Figure 3-18) is designed to process a maximum of 8 shoes up to size 46. Insert for theatre shoes must be used with the two-level Vision manifold rack (see Figure 3-19).
  • Page 40 3 — Component Identification Vision Multi-Function Rack For Small Items Vision Multi-Function Rack For Small Items Vision Multi-Function Rack For Large Items Vision Multi-Function Rack For Large Items Figure 3-19. Two-Level Vision Manifold Rack and Vision Multi-Function Racks • Three-level Vision manifold rack (see Figure 3-20) is designed to hold trays of surgical instruments and hard goods individually on each level.
  • Page 41 3 — Component Identification Vision Multi-Function Rack For Small Items (X Three) Vision Multi-Function Rack For Small Items (X Three) Figure 3-20. Three-Level Vision Manifold Rack and Vision Multi-Function Rack • Four-level Vision manifold rack and Four-level Vision SC manifold rack (see Figure 3-21 Figure 3-22) are...
  • Page 42 3 — Component Identification Figure 3-21. Four-Level Vision Manifold Rack Figure 3-22. Four-Level Vision SC Manifold Rack • Five-level Vision manifold rack (see Figure 3-23) is designed to hold two mesh instrument trays on each level. Before processing load in washer: Ensure each level of manifold rack is fully loaded, starting from the lowest level.
  • Page 43 IMPORTANT: The MIS Vision SC manifold rack is designed to be used only with the RIGID MIS cycle. ADVISORY: STERIS does not intend, recommend or represent in any way the MIS Vision SC manifold rack be used in the washer/disinfector for the terminal disinfection or sterilization of any regulated medical device. If medical devices are contacting blood or compromised tissues, such devices must be terminally processed in accordance with Good Hospital Practices before each use in human patients.

  • Page 44: Accessories - Amsco 7053Hp W/D

    3 — Component Identification • Anesthesia Vision SC manifold rack is designed to be used in the washer/disinfector for the efficient cleaning, rinsing, drying and intermediate level disinfection of different types of anesthesia tubing, bags, masks and respiratory goods. Refer to the AN Vision SC manifold rack Operator Manual for more information on loading and routine maintenance.
  • Page 45 3 — Component Identification • Microsurgery instrument containers must be placed in a three-level manifold rack, with cover opened or removed before processing. Always use the GENTLE cycle with microsurgery instruments. Hold-Down Screen, Instrument Tray and Instrument Stringers • Flexible hold-down screen (see Figure 3-24) is designed to retain small miscellaneous items in place.
  • Page 46 3 — Component Identification Figure 3-26. Instrument Stringer Multi-Function Racks and General Purpose Basket (GPB) Accessory The multi-function rack for small items - long (see Figure 3-27) is designed to hold small basins, small bowls, light handles, glass cups, etc. The multi-function rack for small items — long can be placed on either level of the two-level manifold rack —...
  • Page 47 3 — Component Identification Figure 3-28. Multi-Function Rack for Large Items — Long • The GPB accessory — long (see Figure 3-29GPB Accessory — Long) is designed to hold non-critical medical devices such as lamp handles, kidney dishes and bowls, and can be fitted with a divider to split a section to hold smaller items in place (see Figure 3-30).
  • Page 48 3 — Component Identification Multi-Function Rack for Small Items — Long (See Figure 3-27) Multi-Function Rack for Large Items — Long (See Figure 3-28) Figure 3-29. GPB Accessory — Long Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 49 3 — Component Identification Figure 3-30. GPB Accessory — Long with Length Divider Insert for Theatre Shoes • Insert theatre shoes (see Figure 3-31) is designed to process a maximum of 8 shoes up to size 46. Insert for theatre shoes must be used with the two-level manifold rack — long (see Figure 3-33) or the two-level manifold rack with equal level space —...
  • Page 50 3 — Component Identification Figure 3-32. Insert for Two Sterile Goods Containers Multi-Level AMSCO 7053HP Manifold Racks IMPORTANT: All the following multi-level AMSCO 7053HP manifold racks are equipped with irrigation ports. If desired, dedicated flexible hoses (provided within flexible hoses for cannulated instruments accessory) can be connected to irrigation ports to allow processing of cannulated instruments.
  • Page 51 3 — Component Identification Multi-Function Rack for Small Items — Long Multi-Function Rack for Small Items — Long Multi-Function Rack for Large Items — Long Multi-Function Rack for Large Items — Long Figure 3-33. Two-Level Manifold Rack — Long and Multi-Function Racks •...
  • Page 52 3 — Component Identification Figure 3-34. Two-Level Manifold Rack with Equal Level Space - Long • Three-level manifold rack — long (see Figure 3-35) is designed to hold trays of surgical instruments and hard goods individually on each level. The multi-function rack for large items — long can be placed on either level of the three-level manifold rack —...
  • Page 53 3 — Component Identification • Four-level manifold rack — long (see Figure 3-36) is designed to hold one to three instrument trays or three mesh instrument trays on each level. The multi-function rack for small items — long (see Figure 3-27) can be placed on any level of the four-level manifold rack —...
  • Page 54 3 — Component Identification Figure 3-37. Four-Level Orthopedic Manifold Rack — Long • Four-level manifold rack for US trays - long (see Figure 3-38) is designed to hold up to four US instrument trays on each level. Before processing load in washer: Ensure each level of manifold rack is fully loaded, starting from the lowest level.
  • Page 55 IMPORTANT: The MIS manifold racks and inserts are designed to be used only with the RIGID MIS cycle. ADVISORY: STERIS does not intend, recommend or represent in any way the MIS manifold racks and inserts be used in the washer/disinfector for the terminal disinfection or sterilization of any regulated medical device. If medical devices contact blood or compromised tissues, such devices must be terminally processed in accordance with Good Hospital Practices before each use in human patients.

  • Page 56: Flexible Hoses For Cannulated Instruments (Accessory)

    NOTE: The Flexible hoses for cannulated instruments accessory can be ordered by contacting STERIS. Flexible hoses are installed as per INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (920508542) provided with the accessory.
  • Page 57 3 — Component Identification Irrigation Ports Vision Manifold Rack Flexible Hoses Figure 3-40. Flexible Hoses Connected to Irrigation Ports 2. Manually clean any visible soil on part of each cannulated instrument where flexible hose will be connected. Part Where Flexible Hose will be Connected Part Where Flexible Hose will be Connected Figure 3-41.
  • Page 58 3 — Component Identification Table 3-2. Flexible Hose and Cannulated Instrument Connection CANNULATED INSTRUMENT CANNULATED INSTRUMENT FLEXIBLE HOSE AND CANNULATED INSTRUMENT FLEXIBLE HOSE AND CANNULATED INSTRUMENT FLEXIBLE HOSE CONNECTED TO CANNULATED FLEXIBLE HOSE CONNECTED TO CANNULATED INSTRUMENT INSTRUMENT The flexible hoses and cannulated instruments must be appropriately connected and placed within basket to avoid damage to hoses and/or cannulated instruments.
  • Page 59 3 — Component Identification • leave flexible hoses and cannulated instruments on top of baskets; • let flexible hoses and cannulated instruments hang out of basket and multi-level manifold rack; • let flexible hoses hang out of basket and multi-level manifold rack; •...
  • Page 60 3 — Component Identification Flexible Hoses for Cannulated Instruments Irrigation Ports Flexible Hoses for Cannulated Instruments Figure 3-42. Correct Placement of Flexible Hoses for Cannulated Instruments Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 61 3 — Component Identification Table 3-3. Incorrect Placement of Flexible Hoses and Cannulated Instruments DO NOT Leave Flexible Hoses and Cannulated DO NOT Let Flexible Hoses and Cannulated Instruments on Top of Basket(s) Instruments Hang out of Basket and Rack Ensure to Appropriately Place Light DO NOT Let Flexible Hoses for Cannulated Cannulated Instruments Within Basket so...

  • Page 62: Chemicals And Cycles

    NOTE: Certain products may not be available in your area. Contact STERIS for product availability and ordering information. IMPORTANT: STERIS does not promote, recommend or endorse the use of any other type of chemical additives in the processing of articles in the washer/disinfector, such as alcohol rinses or liquid germicides including sodium hypochlorite solution (bleach).
  • Page 63 3 — Component Identification Table 3-4. Cycles Using Prolystica Ultra Concentrate HP Chemicals Cycle Used to Process... Chemicals That Can Be Used... Prolystica Ultra Concentrate HP Enzymatic Cleaner Prolystica Ultra Concentrate HP Neutral Detergent surgical instruments INSTRUMENT Prolystica Ultra Concentrate HP Alkaline Detergent Prolystica Ultra Concentrate Lubricant Prolystica Ultra Concentrate HP Enzymatic Cleaner bedpans, trays, basins, bowls, kidney...
  • Page 64 NOTE: Certain products may not be available in your area. Contact STERIS for product availability and ordering information. IMPORTANT: STERIS does not promote, recommend or endorse the use of any other type of chemical additives and chemicals in the processing of articles in the washer/disinfector, such as alcohol rinses or liquid germicides including sodium hypochlorite solution (bleach).
  • Page 65 3 — Component Identification Table 3-6. Other STERIS Chemicals Specifications Available Injection Rate(s) (mL/L) Typical pH Description of Chemical Chemical [oz./gallon] Prolystica® HP 1 - 4 For processing medical devices including surgical Enzymatic Automated instruments. Compatible with stainless steel, [1/8 - 1/2] Detergent plastics, aluminum and soft metals.
  • Page 66 Removes hard water scale, mineral scale and organic wastes * STERIS recommends a maximum concentration of 4 mL/L [1/2 oz/gal] for Valsure chemicals in use with the AMSCO 7052HP Single- Chamber Washer/Disinfector and the AMSCO 7053HP Single-Chamber Washer/Disinfector. Using Other Chemicals...
  • Page 67 3 — Component Identification Table 3-7. Other Chemicals Specifications (continued) Available Injection Rate(s) (mL/L) Typical pH Description of Chemical Chemical [oz./gallon] Enzymatic Cleaners 6.0 - 8.0 1 - 16 Liquid, low-foaming, fast-acting, compatible with a broad range of proteins, non-staining. [1/8 - 2] 6.0 - 8.0 2 - 4...

  • Page 68: Operating Instructions

    4 — Operating Instructions Operating Instructions 4.1 Operating Instructions — Introduction WARNING BURN HAZARD In case of an emergency, always stop cycle by pressing Emergency Stop pushbutton and wait for water flow to stop prior to trying to open door. Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) whenever reaching into the chamber.

  • Page 69: Before Operating Equipment

    4 — Operating Instructions 4.2 Before Operating Equipment Refer to Section 5.1, Cycle and Control Value Programming — General and to Table 5-1 Table 5-20, CYCLE DESCRIPTION CHARTS, to modify control parameters and/or to create customized cycles. 1. Verify building electrical supply disconnect switch (circuit breaker) is positioned to ON. 2.

  • Page 70: Loading Washer/Disinfector Manually

    4 — Operating Instructions 4.3 Loading Washer/Disinfector Manually WARNING PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD ● Always load empty baskets on appropriate loading cart or surface. ● Maximum operating weight, including weight of basket and load, is 61 kg (135 lb) for the AMSCO 7052HP Single-Chamber Washer/Disinfector and 73 kg (160 lb) for the AMSCO 7053HP Single-Chamber Washer/Disinfector.
  • Page 71 4 — Operating Instructions • Tray bar code (up to 15 trays) 6. Carefully push accessory rack inside chamber. Verify accessory rack is positioned over manifold connector. 7. Press Close Door on Ready screen to close load door. Display shows: 8.

  • Page 72: Loading Washer/Disinfector With A Washer Automation System

    4 — Operating Instructions 4.4 Loading Washer/Disinfector With a Washer Automation System WARNING PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD ● Always load empty baskets on appropriate loading cart or surface. ● Do not place empty baskets on the conveyor modules to load soiled articles. If you do, the proximity sensor will detect the baskets and indexing will automatically start.
  • Page 73 4 — Operating Instructions Table 4-1. Cycle Names and Cycle Bar Code Tag Numbers (continued) CODE CYCLE NAME For custom-programmed processing CYCLE 9* For custom-programmed processing CYCLE 10* DECONTAMINATION cycle DECONTAMINATION** * Because of the level of flexibility allowed in the cycle selections, complete washing/disinfection is not guaranteed unless verified by the operator. ** There is no cycle bar code tag for the DECONTAMINATION cycle.
  • Page 74 4 — Operating Instructions If accessory rack is transferred to a motorized conveyor, conveyor motorized rollers route and place accessory rack in proper position near edge of washer/disinfector. 8. With basket or accessory rack in proper position in front of washer/disinfector load door, display shows: 9.
  • Page 75 4 — Operating Instructions b. Press No on touch screen if chamber is not empty. Select cycle to start screen is displayed so a cycle can be selected and load in chamber can be processed. Press Yes on touch screen if chamber is empty. Display asks: c.

  • Page 76: Typical Cycle Operation

    4 — Operating Instructions – Washer/Disinfector Equipped with an ATLAS Workflow Automation Vehicle – 12. The delivery request to a washer is always automatic as soon as the washer Automatic mode is activated. The washer being Ready to load, the ATLAS Workflow Automation Vehicle delivers the rack coming from an ATLAS WAV Rack Workstation or an operator workstation;...
  • Page 77 4 — Operating Instructions WARNING BURN HAZARD In case of an emergency, always stop cycle by pressing Emergency Stop pushbutton and wait for water flow to stop prior to trying to open door. Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) whenever reaching into the chamber. When loading sequence is completed and appropriate cycle has begun, washer/disinfector proceeds through the different phases.
  • Page 78 4 — Operating Instructions During or after cycle, Press GRAPH on touch screen to view the graph of the current cycle data. Display shows, for example: Press Close on upper right corner of touch screen until returning to Cycle complete screen. IMPORTANT: If a malfunction or an alarm occurs during a cycle, see Section 4.8, Responding to an Alarm for more information.
  • Page 79 4 — Operating Instructions – Wash 1 Phase (First Stage) – 1. Cold and hot water from building supply fills chamber. 2. Water is heated to first stage phase setpoint. 3. Enzymatic cleaner is automatically added to phase solution. 4. Phase solution is recirculated through rotary spray arm assemblies for selected period of time. –...

  • Page 80: Unloading Washer/Disinfector

    4 — Operating Instructions – Enzyme Rinse Phase – 1. Hot water from building supply fills chamber. 2. Water is recirculated through rotary spray arm assemblies for selected period of time to rinse load. 3. Water is drained upon completion. –...

  • Page 81: Visual Inspection

    4 — Operating Instructions 2. For manual unloading of washer/disinfector (without ATLAS Workflow Automation Vehicle or SCS conveyor on unload side), proceed as follows: a. Bring a transfer cart next to washer/disinfector unload door and ensure transfer cart brakes are applied (FD61-700 or FD199 for 7052HP W/D and FD179 for 7053HP W/D): •...
  • Page 82 4 — Operating Instructions 2. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to silence buzzer and to assess alarm condition without hearing buzzer sound. 3. Press Alarm Detail on touch screen to assess alarm condition. 4. Once operator assessed and/or resolved alarm condition, press Left arrow on Alarm Detail screen to return to Alarm screen.

  • Page 83: Aborting Cycle Operation

    4 — Operating Instructions A critical alarm requires aborting cycle. Press Abort on Alarm screen to abort cycle. Washer/disinfector performs Abort sequence. See Section 4.9, Aborting Cycle Operation for details on Abort sequence. 4.9 Aborting Cycle Operation WARNING BURN HAZARD In case of an emergency, always stop cycle by pressing Emergency Stop pushbutton and wait for water flow to stop prior to trying to open door.

  • Page 84: Shutdown

    4 — Operating Instructions IMPORTANT: If cycle is aborted before the Thermal Rinse phase is completed, load access code might be required to open load door. Load access code can be enabled or disabled in the Miscellaneous menu of the Supervisor mode (refer Section 5.2, Supervisor Mode Menus).
  • Page 85 4 — Operating Instructions 2. Press Yes on touch screen to allow washer to start preparation for Standby. 3. When in Standby state, display shows: — While cycle is running – NOTE: Standby state after a cycle can be programmed. If it is set before the Thermal Rinse phase, the water filling to the optional reservoirs do not occur.
  • Page 86 4 — Operating Instructions 1. Press Standby on touch screen. Display shows: 2. Change Standby after cycle to Activated. 3. Press Close on touch screen to return to cycle. Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...

  • Page 87: Power Door Operation

    ● If it ever occurs that the sensor does not detect a door obstruction, e your hand to push on the obstruction trying to dislodge it. Call STERIS for this abnormal situation. Door movement is controlled by Open Door and Close Door touch pads located on touch screen.
  • Page 88 4 — Operating Instructions 3. Once door is completely open, remove obstruction from wash chamber door. Display shows: 4. Refer to Section 4.3, Loading Washer/Disinfector Manually, or Section 4.4, Loading Washer/Disinfector With a Washer Automation System, for more information on how to start a cycle. Power Door Operation During a Power Failure Doors should not be open unless a cycle has been successfully completed.

  • Page 89: Cycle And Control Value Programming

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming Cycle and Control Value Programming 5.1 Cycle and Control Value Programming — General CAUTION POSSIBLE EQUIPMENT DAMAGE Always select a cycle appropriate for the items being processed. Failure to do so may result in product damage. The AMSCO®...
  • Page 90 Table 5-1. AMSCO 7052HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz and 60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate High Performance Chemicals) — Page 1 of 3 Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 91 Table 5-2. AMSCO 7052HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz and 60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate High Performance Chemicals) — Page 2 of 3 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 92 Table 5-3. AMSCO 7052HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz and 60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate High Performance Chemicals) — Page 3 of 3 Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 93 Table 5-4. AMSCO 7052HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz and 60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate Chemicals) — Page 1 of 3 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 94 Table 5-5. AMSCO 7052HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz 60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate Chemicals) — Page 2 of 3 Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 95 Table 5-6. AMSCO 7052HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz and 60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate Chemicals) — Page 3 of 3 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 96 Table 5-7. AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz and 60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate High Performance Chemicals) — Page 1 of 3 Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 97 Table 5-8. AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz and 60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate High Performance Chemicals) — Page 2 of 3 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 98 Table 5-9. AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz and 60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate High Performance Chemicals) — Page 3 of 3 Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 99 Table 5-10. AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate Chemicals) — Page 1 of 3 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 100 Table 5-11. AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate Chemicals) — Page 2 of 3 Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 101 Table 5-12. AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (60 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate Chemicals) — Page 3 of 3 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 102 Table 5-13. AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate Chemicals) — Page 1 of 3 Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 103 Table 5-14. AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate Chemicals) — Page 2 of 3 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 104 Table 5-15. AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz — With Prolystica Ultra Concentrate Chemicals) — Page 3 of 3 Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 105 Table 5-16. AMSCO 7052HP and AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz and 60 Hz — With Other Chemicals) — Page 1 of 3 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 106 Table 5-17. AMSCO 7052HP and AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz and 60 Hz — With Other Chemicals) — Page 2 of 3 Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 107 Table 5-18. AMSCO 7052HP and AMSCO 7053HP — Cycle Description Chart (50 Hz and 60 Hz — With Other Chemicals) — Page 3 of 3 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 108 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming Table 5-19. Pump Designation, Chemical Type and Concentrations Available Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...

  • Page 109: Supervisor Mode Menus

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming Table 5-20. A0 Values Selection 5.2 Supervisor Mode Menus The Supervisor mode access is secured by a password. Supervisor Mode Menu Supervisor mode includes the following menus: • Cycles menu (see Section 5.3, Cycles Menu) —...
  • Page 110 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming Accessing Supervisor Mode To access Supervisor mode, proceed as follows: 1. Press Gear on Ready screen: 2. Press Supervisor mode on following screen: 3. Display requests password entry. 4. Enter supervisor password using available touch pads on keyboard screen. 5.

  • Page 111: Cycles Menu

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming NOTE: If the wrong password is entered, display returns to Ready screen. 5.3 Cycles Menu Cycles menu is used for creating customized cycles (copy cycle) and also for modifying preprogrammed and customized cycles (modify cycles) (see Table 5-1 Table 5-20 for more details).
  • Page 112 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 2. Press Cycles on touch screen. Display shows Supervisor screen: 3. Press Copy Cycle on touch screen. Display shows Copy Cycle screen: 4. Select source cycle from drop-down list. 5. Select destination cycle from drop-down list. 6.
  • Page 113 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 8. Once all copies are completed, press Close on touch screen to return to Supervisor mode screen. NOTE: When copying a cycle, all cycle parameters are copied. Only cycle name and bar code number are not copied.
  • Page 114 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 4. Press Left or Right arrow to scroll across Cycle Selection screen to view all cycles open to modification: 5. Select appropriate cycle to modify. Display shows Cycle Modification screen: NOTE: Any cycle set to locked is not available in Cycle Selection screen. IMPORTANT: The Customer should pay particular attention when setting pump speed as it has a direct effect on the washer/disinfector performances when combined with particular accessories.

  • Page 115: Transfer Cycle Reports Menu

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 7. Follow instructions on touch screen to modify all appropriate cycle phase parameters (see Table 5-1 Table 5- for more information). Press Right arrow to scroll across touch screen to view all following phase parameters that can be modified. NOTE: If phase time parameter is modified to 0:00, phase will not be processed regardless of the state of any other phase parameter.

  • Page 116: Miscellaneous Menu

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 2. Press Transfer Cycle Reports on Supervisor mode screen. Display shows Transfer Cycle Reports screen: NOTE: To verify USB key format, see Section 5.16, Formatting USB Key. 3. Insert USB key in USB port and press Yes on touch screen. Display shows USB Copy screen: 4.
  • Page 117 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 1. Access Supervisor mode as explained in Section 5.2, Supervisor Mode Menus. Display shows Supervisor mode screen: 2. Press Misc. on Supervisor mode screen. Display shows Misc. screen: 3. Enter machine Identification Number (ID; from 0 to 99). This identification will appear on printouts and also on folder name of the Cycle Data folder after download.
  • Page 118 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 7. Modify DECONTAMINATION cycle reminder using touch pad. Value will loop from 25 to 50 to 100 to 200. 8. Modify sump filter reminder using touch pad. Value will loop from disabled to 10 to 20 to 50. 9.

  • Page 119: Password Menu

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 14. Once modifications are completed, press Close on touch screen to return to Miscellaneous menu. 15. Press Right arrow on touch screen to access remaining Miscellaneous menu: 16. If present, enable (Yes) or disable (No) conductivity reading. When enabled, conductivity readings during draining of the Thermal Rinse phase are recorded and printed.

  • Page 120: Chemical Pumps Name Menu

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 2. Press Change Password on Supervisor mode screen. Display shows Password screen: 3. Follow instructions on touch screen to modify supervisor password using available touch pads on keyboard screen (0-9999). 4. Once modification is completed, press Save on touch screen to confirm modification and return to Supervisor mode screen.
  • Page 121 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 2. Press Right arrow on touch screen to access following supervisor mode menu: 3. Press Chemical Pumps Name on Supervisor mode screen. Display shows Chem. Pumps Name screen: 4. Press touch pad under Pump number to set chemical pump name. 5.

  • Page 122: Prime Chemical Pumps Menu

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 5.8 Prime Chemical Pumps Menu To access Prime screen, proceed as follows: 1. Access Supervisor mode as explained in Section 5.2, Supervisor Mode Menus. Display shows Supervisor mode screen: 2. Press Right arrow on touch screen to access following supervisor mode menu: 3.

  • Page 123: Units Menu

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 5.9 Units Menu To set chemical injection, temperature and pressure units, access Units screen as follows: 1. Access Supervisor mode as explained in Section 5.2, Supervisor Mode Menus. Display shows Supervisor mode screen: 2.

  • Page 124: Print Menu (Accessory)

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 5. Once settings are completed, press Close on touch screen until reaching desired screen. 5.10 Print Menu (Accessory) If printer accessory is present, access Printer Setting screen as follows: 1. Access Supervisor mode as explained in Section 5.2, Supervisor Mode Menus.

  • Page 125: Date And Time Menus

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 4. Enable (Yes) or disable (No) printer. 5. Enable (Yes) or disable (No) extended cycle printout feature. NOTE: The extended printout offers more information about the cycle phases and data. 6. If printer was enabled in Step 4, press PRINT to Print All Cycles.

  • Page 126: Language Menu

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 5.12 Language Menu To select operating language, access Language screen as follows: 1. Access Supervisor mode as explained in Section 5.2, Supervisor Mode Menus. Display shows Supervisor mode screen: 2. Press Right arrow on touch screen until accessing following supervisor mode menu: 3.

  • Page 127: Test Menu

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 2. Press Right arrow on touch screen until accessing following supervisor mode menu: 3. Press Software Version on touch screen to view information about software. 4. Press Close on touch screen to return to Supervisor mode screen. 5.14 Test Menu To access Test menu to perform door safety test and sump safety level test, proceed as follows: 1.

  • Page 128: Cycle History Menu

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 2. Press Right arrow on touch screen until accessing following supervisor mode menu: 3. Press Tests on Supervisor mode screen. Display shows Tests screen: 4. To proceed with door safety test, refer to Section 6.13, Door Safety Test.
  • Page 129 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 2. Press Right arrow on touch screen until accessing following Supervisor mode menu: 3. Press Cycle History on Supervisor mode screen. Display shows Cycle History screen: 4. Press Cycle History Setup. Display shows History Options screen: 10432589_G AMSCO®...
  • Page 130 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 5. Enable or disable memory usage warning using touch pad. 6. Enable or disable cycle tape log using touch pad. 7. Enable or disable cycle graph log using touch pad. NOTE: Graphs are disabled by default. 8.
  • Page 131 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 3. Press Cycle History on Supervisor mode screen. Display shows Cycle History screen: 4. Press either Cycle Tape (cycle data), Thermal Rinse Data or Cycle Graph depending on desired data to be saved. 5.
  • Page 132 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 7. Press YES to save data of cycle. NOTE: To verify USB key format, see Section 5.16, Formatting USB Key. 8. When data is saved, display shows message indicating saving is completed. NOTE: If system has access issues during transfer or display of cycle graph files, they will be discarded. The illustration on next page shows an example of an extended cycle tape.
  • Page 133 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming extended cycle tape.TXT CYCLE NAME: Instrument PUMP SPEED: HIGH DATE: 2018/10/15 START TIME: 07:57:04 AM CYCLE COUNTER: 1295 SERIAL NUMBER: 3610017003 MACHINE ID: OPERATOR: ___________________ OPERATOR BAR CODE: RACK NUMBER BAR CODE: LOAD BAR CODE: TRAY BAR CODE: Tray 1: --- Tray 2: ---...
  • Page 134 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming extended cycle tape.TXT CYCLE NAME: Instrument PUMP SPEED: HIGH DATE: 2018/10/15 START TIME: 07:57:04 AM CYCLE COUNTER: 1295 SERIAL NUMBER: 3610017003 MACHINE ID: OPERATOR: ___________________ OPERATOR BAR CODE: RACK NUMBER BAR CODE: LOAD BAR CODE: TRAY BAR CODE: Tray 1: --- Tray 2: ---...
  • Page 135 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming Delete Cycle History Files To delete all Cycle Tape, Cycle Graph and Thermal Rinse Data, access Delete Cycle History screen as follows: 1. Access Supervisor mode as explained in Section 5.2, Supervisor Mode Menus.

  • Page 136: Formatting Usb Key

    5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 5. Press Delete to delete all cycle history files. 6. During files deletion, display shows message indicating files are being deleted. 7. When all files are deleted, display returns to Supervisor mode screen. 5.16 Formatting USB Key To be compatible with reporting features, USB key must be formatted to FAT32.
  • Page 137 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 4. Right-click on “Properties”. 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 138 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 5. Check format is “FAT32”. Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 139 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming Formatting USB Key To format USB key in Microsoft Windows, proceed as follows: 1. Click Start > Computer 2. Right click the USB Flash key listed. 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 140 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 3. In the drop-down menu, select “Format”. Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 141 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 4. Click the drop-down menu under File System, then click the FAT32 option. 5. Click the "Start" button at the bottom of the window. 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...
  • Page 142 5 — Cycle and Control Value Programming 6. Click the OK button to confirm that you are aware that formatting the USB flash key will delete all of the data that is currently stored on it. Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...

  • Page 143: Routine Maintenance

    ● Repairs and adjustments to this equipment must be made only by STERIS or STERIS- trained service personnel. Service personnel must disconnect all utilities to unit before servicing. No one should service unit unless all utilities have been properly locked out.

  • Page 144: Routine Maintenance

    Contact STERIS regarding service options. 1. Regular service and maintenance MUST be performed only by STERIS or a STERIS-trained technician. Any work performed by inexperienced or unqualified persons or the installation of unauthorized parts could cause personal injury, invalidate the warranty or result in costly damage.
  • Page 145 Perform door safety test (reminder is displayed every 750 cycles; see Section 6.13, Door Door Safety Test). Chemical Verify pickup tube is not clogged, cracked or distorted. If damaged, contact STERIS* or System Customer Maintenance Service. Chemical Verify floats of chemical empty switches move freely. System 10432589_G AMSCO®...

  • Page 146: Cleaning Debris Screen

    (ex.: dirty/hard water Utilities might warrant more frequent tests). STERIS document General Notes Applicable to Sterilizer and Washer Equipment Drawings (P062941091) provides the requirements. *Routine Maintenance is not covered under warranty.
  • Page 147 6 — Routine Maintenance WARNING BURN HAZARD Inner surfaces of washer/disinfector are very hot after cycle is completed. Allow washer/disinfector to cool down before touching chamber. Always wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including gloves as well as a face shield, and avoid all contact with inner walls when reaching into chamber.

  • Page 148: Cleaning Water Outlet Connection

    6 — Routine Maintenance 6.4 Cleaning Water Outlet Connection WARNING BURN HAZARD Inner surfaces of washer/disinfector are very hot after cycle is completed. Allow washer/disinfector to cool down before touching chambers. Always wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including gloves as well as a face shield, and avoid all contact with inner walls when reaching into chambers.

  • Page 149: Cleaning Washer/Disinfector Exterior

    6 — Routine Maintenance 6.6 Cleaning Washer/Disinfector Exterior WARNING SLIPPING HAZARD To prevent slips, keep floors dry. Promptly clean up any spills or drippage. For spills or drippage of detergents or other chemicals, follow safety precautions and handling procedures set forth on detergent or chemical label and/or Safety Data Sheet (SDS) CAUTION POSSIBLE EQUIPMENT DAMAGE ●...

  • Page 150: Processing Decontamination Cycle

    IMPORTANT: As a preventive maintenance measure, it is the responsibility of the Customer to perform the decontamination of the washer/disinfector once a week, as prescribed. NOTE: Contact STERIS for information on specific cleaning and descaling products recommended for use with this washer/disinfector.
  • Page 151 6 — Routine Maintenance 3. Place an empty multi-level manifold rack in chamber (refer to Section 3.6, Accessories — AMSCO 7052HP WD Section 3.7, Accessories — AMSCO 7053HP W/D for more information on manifold racks compatible with this washer/disinfector). NOTE: If washer/disinfector is equipped with an ATLAS Workflow Automation Vehicle or with an SCS Conveyor System for automatic loading, note that there is no cycle bar code tag for the DECONTAM cycle.

  • Page 152: Replacing Chemical Container

    6 — Routine Maintenance d. Press Resume on touch screen to resume DECONTAMINATION cycle. 9. When DECONTAMINATION cycle is completed, unload door automatically opens. 10. Press Close Door on touch screen to close chamber unload door. NOTE: If washer/disinfector is equipped with an ATLAS Workflow Automation Vehicle or with an SCS Conveyor System for automatic unloading, rack unloading occurs and door automatically closes.
  • Page 153 6 — Routine Maintenance CAUTION POSSIBLE EQUIPMENT DAMAGE When choosing a detergent, select one with a low-chloride content. Detergents with a high-chloride content must not be used, as such detergents may harm stainless steel. If a chemical product is low or has run out, proceed as follows: 1.

  • Page 154: Changing Printer Paper Roll And Printer Ink Cartridge (Accessory)

    To change printer ink cartridge and paper roll, proceed as follows: IMPORTANT: STERIS ink cartridge and paper are recommended. Using non-STERIS ink cartridge and non-STERIS paper can result in defects or other problems and can void the warranty. For more information on cartridge and paper to be used, refer to Section 8, Replacement Parts and Consumables.
  • Page 155 6 — Routine Maintenance 5. If needed, open inner printer door and remove old paper roll, gently pulling any remaining paper out of printer roller mechanism. Press and Release Here to Open Door Printer Door Take-Up Spool Paper Inner Printer Door Ink Cartridge Paper Feed Button (Includes LED) Printer Door...
  • Page 156 6 — Routine Maintenance 6. Insert new paper roll. 7. Slightly fold end of paper and insert end of paper into printer roller mechanism, just behind ink cartridge. 8. Press paper feed button on printer until paper advances through printer mechanism and ink cartridge, exiting through front.

  • Page 157: Changing Thermal Printer Paper Roll (Accessory)

    6 — Routine Maintenance Take-Up Spool Paper Inner Printer Door Ink Cartridge Paper Feed Button (Includes LED) Printer Door 6.10 Changing Thermal Printer Paper Roll (Accessory) The printer paper roll must be changed whenever a colored stripe is visible or when status LED lights up. NOTE: Do not operate printer without paper.
  • Page 158 6 — Routine Maintenance 4. Insert new paper roll. 5. Gently close printer cover. 6. Leaving some paper out of printer, apply a uniform force on both left and right sides of cover. Ensure to avoid twist effects. NOTE: Ensure cover is completely closed and the paper is well centered at the cover’s paper guide exit. 7.

  • Page 159: Inspecting And Cleaning Rotary Spray Arm Assemblies Amsco 7052Hp W/D

    6 — Routine Maintenance 10. Insert spool in printer housing seat. If there is not enough paper, feed some additional paper using Feed button. 11. Once paper is installed and loaded, feed a few centimeters of paper using Feed button to adjust paper path alignment and to ensure complete paper tensioning.
  • Page 160 6 — Routine Maintenance b. Remove end spray jets and put safely aside. NOTE: End spray jets do not need to be disassembled for cleaning but need to be reinstalled at their original location. IMPORTANT: Spray jets have two specific positions: First position is for thruster spray function. Second position is for corner spray function.
  • Page 161 6 — Routine Maintenance 1 Three Engraved Dots 2 Position Hole Towards Bottom 3 Four Engraved Dots 4 Position Hole Towards Top 5 Thruster Spray Function 6 Arm Assembly 7 End Spray Jet 8 Pin 9 Hub 10 Safety Latch Figure 6-1.
  • Page 162 6 — Routine Maintenance 1 Three Engraved Dots 2 Position Hole Towards Top 3 Corner Function 4 Four Engraved Dots 5 Position Hole Towards Bottom 6 Thruster Spray Function 7 Sliding Inlet 8 Safety Latch 9 End Spray Jet 10 Spray Arm Support Figure 6-2.

  • Page 163: Inspecting And Cleaning Rotary Spray Arm Assemblies - Amsco 7053Hp W/D

    6 — Routine Maintenance 6.12 Inspecting and Cleaning Rotary Spray Arm Assemblies - AMSCO 7053HP W/D WARNING SLIPPING HAZARD To prevent slips, keep floors dry. Promptly clean up any spills or drippage. For spills or drippage of detergents or other chemicals, follow safety precautions and handling procedures set forth on detergent or chemical label and/or Safety Data Sheet (SDS).
  • Page 164 6 — Routine Maintenance Lower pin (into L-shaped slot) Upper pin (into straight slot) • Turning spray jet clockwise to secure it using both slots at the end of spray arm. g. Once cleaning procedure is completed, reinstall rotary spray arm assembly to chamber ceiling using previously removed pin.
  • Page 165 6 — Routine Maintenance Spray jet b. Use special tool provided with unit or a fine wire (approximately wire gauge of a paper clip) to gently clean sediment from spray nozzles and end spray jets. Rinse under running water. c. Rinse left and right spray arms under running water to clean out sediment. d.
  • Page 166 6 — Routine Maintenance 3. If necessary, repeat appropriate cleaning procedure for each rotary spray arm assembly on manifold racks. IMPORTANT: Do not interchange washer and manifolded rack spray arms. Tool Provided with Washer Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 167 6 — Routine Maintenance Dot Identification End Spray Jet Sliding Inlet Spray Arm Support 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...

  • Page 168: Door Safety Test

    6 — Routine Maintenance Position of Spray Arm Assembly Dot Identification ••• Top Rotary Spray Arm Assembly ••••• ••••••• Bottom Rotary Spray Arm Assembly •••••••• 6.13 Door Safety Test IMPORTANT: Supervisor password is required to perform this procedure. Every 750 cycles, a door safety test is required to verify both doors security. While washer/disinfector is in Ready mode, an audible signal sounds and a message is displayed to remind the supervisor that the safety test must be performed.

  • Page 169: Sump Safety Level Test

    6 — Routine Maintenance Holes Door Detection Bar 9. When first door safety switch is verified, display automatically shows message requesting activation of second door safety switch. Repeat Step 8 with left hole of detection bar. 10. When second door safety switch is verified, display automatically shows message requesting to close load door. Press Close Door to close load door.

  • Page 170: Water Inlet Pressure Test

    6 — Routine Maintenance 5. Press OK to confirm entry. 6. Display shows message requesting to verify both washer/disinfector doors are closed. 7. Press Start to begin test. NOTE: Once test is completed, the 979-cycle reminder is reset to 0. Sump Safety Level Test reminder will be displayed again in 979 cycles.
  • Page 171 6 — Routine Maintenance 3. Display requests supervisor password entry. 4. Enter Supervisor mode password using available touch pads on keyboard screen. 5. Press OK to confirm entry. Display shows Supervisor mode screen: NOTE: If password entered is wrong, display returns to ready screen. 6.
  • Page 172 6 — Routine Maintenance 7. Press Tests. Display shows: 8. Start water inlet dynamic pressure test. 9. Display shows message requesting to choose water port (cold water, pure water or hot water): Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...

  • Page 173: Verifying Emergency Stop Pushbuttons

    6 — Routine Maintenance 10. Press Save on touch screen to keep new setting. 11. Press Start to begin test. Filling starts. NOTE: Once test is completed, display shows the estimated water inlet pressure and temperature in washer/disinfector. 6.16 Verifying Emergency Stop Pushbuttons Figure 6-3 Figure 6-4.
  • Page 174 6 — Routine Maintenance Figure 6-3. Emergency Stop Pushbutton 2. An alarm sounds and display shows Alarm screen: 3. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to silence buzzer. 4. Pull out Emergency Stop pushbutton. Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...
  • Page 175 6 — Routine Maintenance Figure 6-4. Emergency Stop Pushbutton 5. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 6. Display returns to Ready screen. Repeat Steps 1 to 5 to verify Emergency Stop pushbutton located on unload side of washer/disinfector. 10432589_G AMSCO®...

  • Page 176: Troubleshooting

    WARNING ELECTRIC SHOCK AND/OR BURN HAZARD ● Repairs and adjustments to this equipment must be made only by STERIS or STERIS- trained service personnel. Service personnel must disconnect all utilities to unit before servicing. No one should service unit unless all utilities have been properly locked out.

  • Page 177: Abnormal Conductivity Readings For Thermal Rinse Draining

    If unable to correct the problem with the use of the charts, or if a problem occurs that is not described on the charts, please call STERIS. Service charges may be incurred. Consult your warranty for details. NEVER ALLOW UNQUALIFIED PERSONS TO SERVICE THE AMSCO ®7052HP SINGLE-CHAMBER WASHER/DISINFECTOR AND/OR THE AMSCO®...

  • Page 178: Abnormal Noise Generated By Washer/Disinfector

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Verify air pressure utility with maintenance to ensure it is within specification. 4. Continue normal operation of washer. 5. If Warning is displayed too often, contact STERIS. Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...

  • Page 179: Auto-Docking Transfer Cart Does Not Remain Docked To Transfer Cart Adaptor

    General Troubleshooting Additional Information Drain lines might be obstructed. 1. Visually verify if drain lines are obstructed. 2. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. Drain extension time is too short 1. Set a longer drain extension time in Supervisor mode. 2. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS.

  • Page 180: Clean Sump Filter

    7 — Troubleshooting 7.9 CLEAN SUMP FILTER Condition Reminder is displayed when number of cycles set for sump filter reminder has been reached. General Troubleshooting Additional Information Sump debris screen needs to be cleaned. 1. Wait for washer to cool down and clean sump debris screen (refer to Section 6.3, Cleaning Debris Screen).

  • Page 181: Decontamination Cycle Due

    Condition Display blank; no acknowledgment when touch pads pressed. General Troubleshooting Additional Information User needs to restart washer/disinfector. 1. Restart washer/disinfector using power Power (ON/OFF) toggle. Faulty touch screen electrical connection. 1. Contact STERIS. 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...

  • Page 182: Door Safety Test Due

    7 — Troubleshooting 7.15 DOOR SAFETY TEST DUE Condition Reminder is displayed when number of cycles set for door safety test (750) has been reached. General Troubleshooting Additional Information User needs to perform door safety test. 1. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge reminder.

  • Page 183: Excessive Foam In Chamber

    Too much detergent is injected during treatment. 1. Call supervisor to adjust detergent injection rate. Chemical injection pumps are not calibrated properly. 1. Chemical pump needs calibration. Contact STERIS. 7.18 HAND-HELD BAR CODE READER (EMEA OPTION) DOES NOT SCAN Condition Hand-Held bar code reader (EMEA option) does not scan.

  • Page 184: Transfer Does Not Occur Between Conveyors And Chamber

    Condition Transfer does not occur between conveyors and chamber. General Troubleshooting Additional Information Communication cable is not connected between 1. Contact STERIS. washer/disinfector and conveyors. Faulty communication between washer/disinfector and 1. Contact STERIS. conveyors. 7.21 GENERATED PRINTOUT IS LIGHT OR BLANK, OR PARTS OF CHARACTERS ARE MISSING Condition Generated printout is light or blank, or parts of characters are missing.

  • Page 185: Printer Does Not Work

    General Troubleshooting Additional Information Printer was disabled within washer/disinfector 1. Enable printer in Configuration menu. configuration menu. Faulty communication between washer/disinfector and 1. Contact STERIS. printer accessory. Printer electrical supply not connected. 1. Contact STERIS. Printer is defective. 1. Contact STERIS.

  • Page 186: Load Comes Out Dirty At The End Of Cycle

    Inspecting and Cleaning Rotary Spray Arm Assemblies AMSCO 7052HP W/D Section 6.12, Inspecting and Cleaning Rotary Spray Arm Assemblies - AMSCO 7053HP W/D 2. If condition reoccurs, contact STERIS. Chamber debris screen clogged. 1. Clean debris screen (refer to Section 6.3, Cleaning Debris Screen).

  • Page 187: Load Comes Out Wet At The End Of A Cycle

    User needs to acknowledge alarm and schedule 1. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge maintenance. reminder. 2. Contact STERIS to schedule a visit of a service technician. 3. Reminder is displayed again after 20 more cycles completed. 4. If reminder is displayed too often, ask service technician to increase counter value.

  • Page 188: Audible Alarm Signal When Alarm Occurs, When Cycle Is Completed, Etc

    7.31 PHASE STOPS FOR NO APPARENT REASON Condition Phase stops for no apparent reason. General Troubleshooting Additional Information User needs to restart washer/disinfector. 1. Turn washer/disinfector power OFF. Restart process. 2. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...

  • Page 189: Please Close Door

    1. If printer is printing, allow time for print to complete. 2. Disable printer in Supervisor mode and continue operation. 3. Contact STERIS. 7.34 PUMP STARTS BEFORE APPROPRIATE CHAMBER WATER LEVEL IS REACHED Condition Pump starts before appropriate chamber water level is reached.

  • Page 190: Retrieval Failed, Network Connection Error

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Verify no water is on the floor. 4. If no water visible you can start a cycle as needed. 5. If water is visible, contact STERIS. Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series...

  • Page 191: Rinse Reservoir Not Heating

    1. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge warning and enter Cycle Selection menu. 2. Cycle graph files will be discarded. 3. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. 7.40 STATUS LIGHT DOES NOT TURN ON Condition Status light not turned on or defective.

  • Page 192: Sump Safety Level Test Due

    Ready screen. 4. Reminder is displayed again after 25 more cycles completed. 7.42 TEST FAILED: CALL STERIS Condition Message is displayed when automatic water inlet dynamic pressure test was unable to complete in the allowed time.

  • Page 193: Unload Conveyor Not Ready

    7 — Troubleshooting 7.44 UNLOAD CONVEYOR NOT READY Condition Message is displayed when cycle has been completed and unload conveyor is still full. General Troubleshooting Additional Information Conveyor needs to be emptied. 1. Empty unload conveyor. 2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge message.

  • Page 194: Entire Parameters Of Long Cycle Not Printed Or Reboot After Double/Long Print Jobs

    1. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge technician. message and return to Ready Screen. 2. Contact STERIS to schedule a visit of a service technician to perform calibration. 7.49 WASHER STUCK IN PHASE: PREPARING FOR STANDBY, DRAINING RESERVOIR... Condition Washer stuck in phase: "Preparing for Standby, draining reservoir..."...

  • Page 195: Water Leaks From Washer/Disinfector

    1. Visually ensure spray arms are properly turning, shooting to door gasket. Piping is leaking. 1. Verify piping is leaking, contact STERIS. 7.51 ALARM# 1 LOAD DOOR OPEN (CRITICAL) Condition Alarm is triggered when load door is detected as open during process.

  • Page 196: System Error# 3 Cycles Returned To Default Values (Critical)

    3. Supervisor must reprogram customized cycles in Supervisor Mode. 4. Press Ack to continue. 5. If error reoccurs, contact STERIS. 7.54 ALARM# 4 SUMP TOO LONG TO FILL (CRITICAL) Condition Alarm is triggered when sump water level was not reached within allowed time (adjustable parameter in Service mode).

  • Page 197: Alarm# 5 Sump Not Drained (Non-Critical)

    3. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm, then press Resume on touch screen to resume cycle. 4. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. 7.56 ALARM# 6 WATER REMAINED IN CHAMBER (CRITICAL) Condition Alarm is triggered when sump filling takes less than ten seconds and there is water remaining in chamber after draining of previous stage.

  • Page 198: Alarm# 7 Sump Too Long To Heat (Non-Critical)

    3. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm, then press Resume on touch screen to resume cycle. 4. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. Air supply line shutoff valve is closed. 1. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to stop alarm buzzer.

  • Page 199: Alarm# 8 Sump Safety Water Level Reached (Critical)

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Press Abort on touch screen to abort cycle. 4. Repeat cycle. 5. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. 7.59 ALARM# 9 RECIRCULATION TEMPERATURE PROBE #1 DEFECTIVE (CRITICAL) Condition Alarm is triggered when during a cycle, signal from recirculation temperature probe #1 RTD (TE1 (CTRL)) failed.

  • Page 200: Alarm# 11 Drying Temperature Too High (Critical)

    3. Press Abort on touch screen to abort cycle. 4. Wait for temperature to cool down prior to opening door and removing load. 5. Contact STERIS. 7.62 ALARM# 12 SUMP OVER TEMPERATURE SWITCH TRIPPED (CRITICAL) Condition Alarm is triggered when sump over temperature switch (OTS) is tripped and cycle is running.

  • Page 201: Alarm# 13 Pump Did Not Start (Critical)

    1. Add a Pre-Wash 2 phase to remove soil foam prior to Wash phase. 2. Repeat cycle. 3. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. 7.64 ALARM# 14 DRYING OVER TEMPERATURE SWITCH TRIPPED (CRITICAL) Condition Alarm is triggered when, drying over temperature switch (OTS) is tripped and cycle is running.

  • Page 202: Alarm# 15 Recirculation Temperature Probe #2 Defective (Critical)

    4. Verify if chemical container is empty. If so: a. Replace empty container with new one. b. Prime chemical feed line to completely remove air that entered the system. c. Repeat cycle. 5. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...

  • Page 203: Alarm# 17 Recirculation Temp. Probes Variance Exceeds Range (Critical)

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Press Abort on touch screen to abort cycle. 4. Repeat cycle. 5. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. 7.68 ALARM# 18 MOTOR OVERLOAD DETECTED (CRITICAL) Condition Alarm is triggered when performing a cycle and motor overload is detected (drying fan or recirculation pump).

  • Page 204: System Error# 20 I/O Boards Or Clock Failure (Critical)

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Wait for system to reboot. 4. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. 7.71 SYSTEM ERROR# 21 CYCLE AND UNIT CONFIG. RESET TO DEFAULT (CRITICAL) Condition Error is triggered when controller memory has been reset to default values. Also, error is triggered when the application program detected that contents of the non-volatile memory (EFRAM) is corrupted (after power up sequence).

  • Page 205: Alarm# 22 Emergency Stop Pressed (Critical)

    Cycle must be aborted. 1. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to stop alarm buzzer. 2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Press Abort on touch screen to abort cycle. 4. Contact STERIS. 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...

  • Page 206: Alarm# 24 Load Door Did Not Open (Non-Critical)

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Verify if air supply line shutoff valve is open. 4. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. Door gutter is obstructed. 1. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to stop alarm buzzer.

  • Page 207: Alarm# 26 Load Door Obstructed (Non-Critical)

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Clear door path from obstruction and try to close door again. 4. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. 7.77 ALARM# 27 UNLOAD DOOR NOT OPEN (NON-CRITICAL) Condition Alarm is triggered when unload door is detected as closed after automatic door opening sequence.

  • Page 208: Alarm# 28 Unload Door Did Not Close (Non-Critical)

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Verify if air supply line shutoff valve is open. 4. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. Door path obstructed. 1. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to stop alarm buzzer.

  • Page 209: Alarm# 30 Water Level Defective (Critical)

    Cycle must be aborted. 1. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to stop alarm buzzer. 2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Press Abort on touch screen to abort cycle. 4. Contact STERIS. 10432589_G AMSCO® 7000 Series Operator Manual...

  • Page 210: Alarm# 31 Low Pressure Detected (Non-Critical)

    3. Press Abort on touch screen to abort cycle. 4. Verify proper manifold rack is used for selected cycle. 5. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. Rack is improperly loaded. 1. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to stop alarm buzzer.

  • Page 211: Alarm# 32 Drying System Not Heating (Critical)

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Press Abort on touch screen to abort cycle. 4. If alarm occurred during Wash phase and STERIS chemicals are not used, lower concentration to reduce foaming effect. 5. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS.

  • Page 212: Alarm# 34 Conductivity Transmitter Defective (Critical)

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Press Abort on touch screen to abort cycle. 4. Contact STERIS (Service charges may be incurred). Note: if you need to continue running cycles while waiting for service, the supervisor can disable conductivity reading in Supervisor mode.

  • Page 213: Alarm# 37 Drying Temperature Probe #1 Defective (Critical)

    1. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to stop alarm buzzer. 2. Backup/Print cycle data. 3. Press Ack to continue. 4. If error reoccurs, contact STERIS. Cycle configuration must be reviewed. 1. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to stop alarm buzzer.

  • Page 214: Alarm# 40 Software Application Error

    3. Press Ack on touch screen to continue, system will reboot. 4. Washer/disinfector can be operated. 5. If error reoccurs, contact STERIS. 7.89 ALARM# 41 CHEMICAL CONTAINER [X] EMPTY Condition Alarm is triggered when no signal is detected from chemical [X] low-level sensor prior to initiating a cycle using that chemical.

  • Page 215: Alarm# 42 Chemical Container [X] Empty

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Verify if chemical pickup tube is out of container. If so, place pickup tube in chemical container. 4. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. Chemical container empty. 1. Verify if chemical container is empty. If so: a.

  • Page 216: Alarm# 44 Chemical Container [X] Empty

    2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Verify if chemical pickup tube is out of container. If so, place pickup tube in chemical container. 4. If situation reoccurs, contact STERIS. Chemical container empty. 1. Verify if chemical container is empty. If so: a.

  • Page 217: Alarm# 46 Rinse Reservoir Too Long To Fill (Critical)

    4. Verify pure water supply line shutoff valve is open. 5. Repeat cycle. 6. Change Rinse and Thermal Rinse water ports to hot water, then contact STERIS. Pressure does not meet specifications. 1. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to stop alarm buzzer.

  • Page 218: Alarm# 48 Rinse Reservoir Safety Water Level Switch Reached (Critical)

    1. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to stop alarm buzzer. 2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Press Abort on touch screen to abort cycle. 4. Wait for washer/disinfector to cool down. 5. Circuit breaker tripped, contact STERIS. Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...

  • Page 219: Alarm# 51 Rinse Reservoir Overtemperature Switch Tripped (Critical)

    4. Wait for temperature to cool down prior to opening door and removing load. 5. Heaters circuit breaker has been tripped by controller, contact STERIS. 7.100 ALARM# 52 COMMUNICATION WITH DRAIN COOLDOWN CONTROLLER LOST (CRITICAL) Condition Alarm is triggered when signal from External Cooldown Controller has not changed when intended.

  • Page 220: Alarm# 53 Rinse Reservoir Temperature Probe Defective (Critical)

    Cycle must be aborted. 1. Press Silence Buzzer on touch screen to stop alarm buzzer. 2. Press Ack on touch screen to acknowledge alarm. 3. Press Abort on touch screen to abort cycle. 4. Contact STERIS. Operator Manual AMSCO® 7000 Series 10432589_G...

  • Page 221: Replacement Parts And Consumables

    3. Send your order directly to STERIS. Contact STERIS for recommendations on cleaning products or parts that are not listed below. NOTE: Use only STERIS authorized parts on this equipment. Use of unauthorized parts will void the warranty. Table 8-1. Replacement Parts and Consumables...

  • Page 222: Software Code Copyright

    9 — Software Code Copyright Software Code Copyright * Copyright (c) 1998, 2002 The NetBSD Foundation, Inc. * All rights reserved. * This code is derived from software contributed to The NetBSD Foundation * by Lennart Augustsson (lennart@augustsson.net) at * Carlstedt Research & Technology. * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions * are met:...

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