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 This manual was created to support smooth service of the HVE-50
autoclave. Use the manual as a reference in addition to the operation manual.

No part of this document may be reproduced without permission.

The contents of this document are subject to change without notice.

This document has been cc3refullycompiled. If you have any questions or require
information not covered in 'the manual, please contact:

Amerex Instruments, Inc.

P.O. Box 787
Lafayette, CA 94549 .U.S,A.

TEL: 925-299-0743
FAX: 925-29~1-0745
E-mail: marke~ting@amerexinst.com

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 ~~fore Using ',-
.In this manual the following headwords are applied to items to ...yhichgreat attention should be
given: .~

Precaution describing an imminent dangerous situation that will Jeadto

death or serious injury if it is not avoided.
Precaution describing a dangerous situation that may lead to moderate or
minor injury if it is not avoided.

.Wait until the body has cooled sufficiently to perfonn maintenanceand service work.
.Wait until the water in the bottle has cooled sufficiently to take out the exhaust bottle.
.Do not take out the exhaust bottle or drain the working chamber when the interior of the
chamber is under pressure. Otherwise, boiling water and steam will gush out, and you may
bum yourself.
.The heateris provided with a temperaturesensor. Be careful not to damageit while cleaning..
.Be sure to securely tighten the heater holding nuts when replacing the heater. Water may
leak and causeshort circuits if the.nuts are loose.
.Be sure to securelytighten tenninal holding nut A when replacing the heater.Heat maybe
generatedfrom the terminal and bum damagemay result if the nut is loose.

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 How to Read This Manual
.This manual consists of the following sections covering the information required for proper
operation of the autoclave HVE-25/50:

This section describes the maintenance procedures for the unit as we:ll as the methods for
replacing and adjusting the main parts.

Chapter 2. Troubleshooting Chart

This sectiondescribesthe items to checkand measur~sto take when a problem occurs.

Chapter 3. Product Description

This section describes the operations and internal structural parts of the product.

Chapter4. OperationCheckProcedure
This sectiondescribesthe method for checkingthe operationof electrical parts using the check
program.

Chapter5. MainParts List

The code numbers of the main parts are listed in the table here.

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 .Contents

Table
Beforetoof
Contents
How Contents
Introduction
Read
Using Th1s Manual """""""""""""""""""!"!"""""'"
~ , ,.

II
1/1
IV
Chapter10. 9.
2.
7.
8.
3.
4.5.
1.
6. Draining
Cleaning
Lid
ROM
Draining
Replacement
Solid
Heater
Body
Display 1.Gasket Replacement
State Maintenance
Repairs Water
the
the
Replacement
Board Working
Relay Working
of Replacement
fromTemperature
(SSR) theChamber
Chamber
and Exhaust
Replacement Adjustment
Sensor Bottle for Control ~ ! , ; ; : , , ~ : :..., ;;; ; ; ,
1
1
2
3,3

4
5
5
6
7.
8

Chapter
3.
1.
2. Troubleshooting
Error2. Troubleshooting
Early Troubleshooting(Alarms)
Detection Chart ~ ",.., ;;.;;..,::~ ,...;;.~.~..;:..~
,' ;, 11
11
13
15

Chapter .Operation 3. Product sequence/proce(jure

Description flow chart , ~.., ..,
17
17
.Timing Charts '
1'8
.External
.Atmospheric
.Switchboard
.Wiring
.Assembly
.Diagram
.Error
.Detailed
.Piping
.Connector Diagram Appearance
Monitoring Diagram Display
of Diagram Diagram
Pressure
Table Over-pressurization Charts
and Operation Switch Diagram
; Switch
Prevention Diagram Switch Area ; : , 20
22
23
27
27
28
28
29
30
31

Chapter
2. 4. Operation
1. Check CheckProcedure
ProgramStartup
Outline ,.. 32
32
32
3. Check Programs
.Referent~e ~
Tablefor Temperature
SensorUsedfor Control 32
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Chapter5. Main PartsList... 37

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 Chapter 1. Maintenanceand Adjustment

& WARNING ---

.Wait until the body has cooled sufficiently to perform maintenance and servic~ work.
.Turn off the eal1h-leakage circuit breaker before replacing any parts.

1. Draining Water from the Exhaust Bottle

.Since the water level in the exhaust bottle increases with continued operation, water must be
drained using the procedure below when water reaches the HIGH level.

.Wait until the water in the bottle has cooled sufficiently to take out the exhaust bottle.

G) Remove the exhaust bottle from the body.

.Pull the bottle out until the handle can be grasped then hold and
remove.

@ Place the drain/supply port face down in a level sink.

.Excess water will drain out until the LOW level is reached.

@ Cnfinn that the water is at the LOW level

.Since stearn cools in the exhaust bottle, be sure to leave the water
at the LOW level.

@ Replace the exhaust bottle in the housing area.

.If the bottle is not pushed completely into the housing, an error
( ) will occur when operation starts.

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 2. Draining the Working Chamber

.Drain water using the following procedure after confirming that the inside of the working
chamberhas cooled sufficiently.

.Do not unload the exhaust bottle or drain the working chamber wh~~ t.h~ chaIn:~r is under
pressure. Boiling water or steam may gust out causing burns. ;, "

<D Openthe lid.

@ Connect one end of the accessory
drain hose to the tap of the drain valve
located at the lower part of the right
side of the body.
@ Put the other end of the hose in a
container.
(4) Remove the exhaust bottle from the
body.
@ Turn the drain valve knob, located at
the bottom of the exhaust bottle
housing area, counterclockw~se to
open.
@ Check that draining of the working
chamberis complete.
(Z) Turn the knob clockwise to close the
drain valve.
Be sure the exhaustvalve is closed.

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 Cleaning the Working Chamber

.The heateris provide,dwith a temperaturesensor.Be careful not to damagethis sensorwhen

cleaning.

CD Remove the bott<1>m plate to see if the bottom of the Insideof the WorkinaChamber
working chamber or the surface of the heater is dirty.
after draining the chamber, clean these areas with a soft
Y =~ Heater
brush or other tool while applying water and keeping //
//
.~
\

the drain valve open. .

@ Reattachthe fixing clip of the tempraturesensorif it has

come off or is loose. Attach the clip so that the
//
temperature sensorcomes into close contact with the
~,~..~::~~~~:::~
":.,:_~
AI:A
, d'
heater.
Tempemlure
sensor

Body Repairs

.Do not use benzene or thinner to clean the body. Also, make sure that.volatile substancessuch
as insecticides do not come into contact with the body as these may cause deterioration and
stripping of the pain.

CD Gently wipe stains from the body with a soft cloth. To remove stubborn stains, wipe with a
moistened cloth using neutral detergent diluted in water. Wipe off any remaining moisture with
a dry cloth.

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 5. Lid Gasket
.When the end of the lid gasket becomes discolored and whitened, replace the gasket in
accordancewith the following procedure.A worn gasket may causesteam leakage.

CD Open the lid.

@ Lift out and remove the old gasketinsulation.
@ Using a waste cloth, wipe dirt off the areaof the
working chamberwhere the gasketwas..
(1) Remove the gasket band from the old gasket,
and wipe dirt off the band using a wastecloth.
@ Attach the gasketband to a new gasket
.Lay the new gasket on the chamberand press , 1--- Gasket
band
the gasketband into the groove.
@ Attach the new gaskect
to the working chamber. Workingchamber
cross-section
.Attach while making sure the gasket band .,&,$
remains properly positioned.
~~~~~~~~~-- Lidgasket
If the gasket band comes out of the groove,
press in the band using a flat-blade :.1.$
,.
screwdriver or similar tool. 1~...1!
,: 'I:1,
, '..',
0 Push the new gasket down with the fingers to
eliminate any unevenness.
I~
'--. Working
dlamber
.Unevenness in the gasketcan causeleaks.
@ Start normal operations and confirm that there
are no leaks from the lid gasket.

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 Solid State Relay (SSR) Replacement
CD Pullout the connector from the solid state relay (SSR).
C?)Turn the SSR holding screws and remove the SSR
form the switchboard.
@ Wipe off the heat dissipating grease, dust, and other
matter adhering to the switchboard in the vicinity of
the SSR attachment screw hole.
@ Clean the attachment surface of the new SSR, then
evenly apply heat dissipating grease tQ the surface.
@ Attach the SSR to the switchboard and plug in the
connector.
.Since the IN side of the SSR has +/- polarity, be
sure to attach this side in the original connection
direction.

7. Replacement of Temperature Sensor for Control

<D Hold the sensor and loosen.
@ Pull the temperature sensor for control from the sensor hr;lding hole.
@ Insert the new sensor through the sensor holding ho]e, adjust so the internal working chamber
surface and the end of the temperature sensor are at the same position, and firmly tighten the
sensor holder using the fingers and riot a monkey wrench or other tool.

Sensorholder
Internalworkingchambersurface
~ /
"'""'--
Temperaturesensor for control

End of the temperature sensor for control

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 8. ROM Replacement
CD IMPORTANT -

.When replacing the ROM, use a special tool

to avoid damagingthe control PCB or the new
ROM. .

.The PCB or ROM can be damagedif touched

or brought into contact with people or
clothing having a static electricity charge.
Touch a metal object or take other measures
to discharge static electricity before
performingtheseoperations.

CD Use the procedure below and remove the ROM

from the IC s~cket using a ROM puler (Available
fomI Hirayama).
.Push the trigger on the puller to openthe hooks.
.Set the ends of the hooks to catch on the bottom
of the ROM.
.Pull the trigger to remove the ROM. :if~

@ Confirm that the pins on the new ROM are all f-

Adjustsothepinsareeven.
even. If pins are bent outward. usea flat surfaceto ~ t-
realign them. //////////////
Flatsurface

Insert $0 lIJe half-circle

@ Taking care to get the proper orientation, insert indentation
facesup.
the new ROM into the IC socket (The half-circle
indentation should face left).

ROM

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 Heater Replacement
& CAUTION
.Be sure to securely tighten the heater holding nuts when replacing the heater. Water may leak
and causeshortcircuits if the nuts are loose.
Be sure to securely tighten terminal holding nut A when replacing the heater. Heat may be
generated from the terminal and bum damage may result if the nut is loose.

.Required tools
.Monkey wrench (with maximum opening
width of 23 mm or more)
.Spanners, etc. .
(for 7 mmnut)

G) Drain the water from the working chamber.

@ Turn off the earth-leakage circuit breaker
located on the right side of the body.
@ Remove the plate from the rear of the body.
@ Pull the temperature sensor out from the sensor
fixing tube on the heater.
@ Loosen terminal holding nut A and remove the
round terminal.
@ Remove the neater holding nuts.
Healer"
.If the nut cannot be removed using a monkey
wrench, lay the body down, and insert a box Gasket
Workingchamber
spanner into the hole on the underside to
removethe nut.
FI
<V Remove the heater from the working chamber. Rou Fixingclip
@ Remove any bilge or other matter from the area Terminalholdingnut8
around the heater attachment holes. -Terminal holdingnutA

@ Remove the heater holding nuts and flat washers

attached to the new heater. ..~'.'."""".".""""'.""""'-.
, .,
.I ...,
, \
@ Bring the heater screw sections through the ".,, ,
"":0-' ..
.:.;,
attachment holes on the bottom of the working
"
:':':"
, ,
1¥::::~~
~"":::
.
\
Heater
..,. .
chamber. Be careful that the gaskets do not ;:'
.,' t:i
iJ Gasket
come out and fall into the chamber during this ,"7 Heaterattachment
holes
~ ..-
operation. ~

@ Attach the flat washers, then tighten the heater -M

holding nuts.
@ Remove teffilinal holding nut A from the newly
::~ ::~~
1:1:::tJ ~ Flat
washers

attached heater. """""""~ Heater

holdingnuts

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 @ Attach the round terminaland tighten terminal holding nut A. At thi~ point, secure t~~inal
holding nut B with a wrench and strongly tighten nut A.
@ I~s~rtthe temperaturesensQrinto the fixing tubes. ..,
@ Place water in the working chamberand checkfor leaks from the heater attnchment(areas. :,.

@ Turn on the e~h-leakage circuit breaker,and begin operation in accord;1ucewith the ordinary
operationprocedure. Check to seethut th~reis no .1~akage from ~e he~~er.inst~.lation@(~a
while
pressureis increasing. Install the plate on the rear of the body.

10. Display Board Replacement

.Required tools
.Plus driver (for M5 screws)
.Plus driver (for M3 screws)
.Adhesive tape

<D Disconnect connector CNI on the control PCB. Wrap th~ connectof and bracket cable in
adhesive '.tape to make them pass through the duct easily. ., .-' .' .' ':. ". !
,

Connector Adhesivetape

@ Openthe lid and remove the holding screwsfor the .lid bottom cover..

@ Remove the lid cover holding screws.

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 @ Removethe 2 tap in screwson the back and removethe display.board.

CD Loosenthe 2 tap in screwson the front by 1 or 2 turns.

@ Pressthe displayto the front andbring the new displayboard into contactwith the holding rods.
Passthe tap in screwSthroughthe boardholding seatsand displayboardholding holesand attach

to the lid cover.

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 @>Look at the display from the front of the lid cover and confirm that t~e character window is
aligned with the LED. If the alignment is off, loosenthe tap in screwsand realign.
@ Connectthe flexible cable to the display board,
@ Wrap the connectorand flat cable in adhesivetape and pass them through the duct.
@) Remove the tape from the flat cable and connectthe cQnnectorto~Nl on the control PC.B.
!, .:: c.
@ Attach the lid cover using the holding screws.
..f'.. , ~..,':l{
@Attach the lid bottom cover using the holding screws.

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 C~aEt~~~. !roubleshooting C~art
1. Error Detection (Alar~5)

Disolav ~- ~
Cause
!
--~--
Items to check
Remed~:
I) Water
.I was not placed in the User check Userjnstruction
working chamber
(Lack-oi-water
alarm) 2) Water was not replenishedI User check User instruction
durin~ continuous ~peration
3) Defectlve contact pOInt Checkcontact/open Lack-of-water
! operation of the lack-or-waterI i activation distance prevention device I I

prevention device
replacement
4) Defective input circuit for theI Check using the checkI Control PCB
lack-or-water prevention program ..c4" !replacement
device on the control PCB
5) Wiring contact problem Check wiring Wiring repair
i between the lack-of-waterI
prevention device and the
control PCB
1) Defective temperature sensor Measure temperature I R~place sensor
sensor resistance value (at
(Broken wiring
for temperature normal temperature: ,
resistance between wrute I
sensorforI
and yellow wires is 79 -
control)
156 K.Q) I

12) Defective input circuit for the Check using the check control
IPCB
temperature control sensor onI program ..c6" (display of
the control PCB 47 -91 is nonnal at
normal temperatures)
Check using the check
program ., c7" (display of
175 is nonna1 a_t121°C)
1) Defective solid state relay Check using the check control
I
program "c3" IPCB
(SSR) output circuit on the
I(Excessive I control PCB
temperature I Check contact/open Replace SSR
ialarm) 12) Defective SSR
I activation distance
~ ---

1) Defective heater operation Refer to trouble shooting

'Er4-
I measures to take when the
(Excessive I temperature in the working!
I
cooling alarm) I chamber will not rise
Replace the
12) Defective temperature sensori ! Measure temperature
, sensor resistance value (at sensor
for control
100°C: resistance between
white and yellow wires is
I about 63 Kg)

11

IEr2
:I!Er3
;'Er1I I
[Replace
iReplace
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 Display Cause Itemsto 6tle'ck ,Reroed~
!;, ",,' '" crReplacetheI

~3) Defective input qircuit for the Checkusing the check

II temperatureconttol sensor on program ..c7" (a display control PCB
the control PCB value of.92i~ ~orrnal at
100°C)
i~r5 1) Defective solenoid-controlled Refer to troubl~ shooting
(Excessive valve operation measuresto take whenthe
,

oressurealarm) air inth~ wor~.ng champ~r

will not purge
2) Defective over-pressurization Check whether the contact Replace over-
preventionswitch make/breakis disabled, pressurization
prevention
switch.
3) Defective input circuit for the ICheck using, the check 'IReplace the

over-pressurization program ..c11" (~display control PCB

I ., , .:
..prevention switch on the value of 1 or }snorm~l
iat.lQQO~)_~; ..':' "!~
contr91 PCB
.Er6 1) Lock plateattachrilentis loose i Check the loosenessof the the[screws
(Lid abnormality lock plate attachment
alarm) screws
2) Limit switch LSWI attachment Check the loosenes 'Tighten the
'I

is loose limit switch LSWl screws

attachment sCrews:
3) befective limit switch LSWI Check contact/open Replace the limit
activation distance switch
4) Defective input circuit for Check using the check Replace the
limit switch LSWI on the program ".c4" control PCB
control PCB
IEr9 Same as ..Er4."
(Sterilization
1eaterabnormal-
ity alarm)
"~rL 1) Limit switchLSW2 attachment Check the loosenessof theI ITighten screW$
(Open!closelever is loose limit switch LSWl)
lock abnormality i attachment
alarm) 2) Defective limit switch LSW2 Check contact/open limit
activation distance i switch
i

3) Defective input circuit for Check using the check Replacecontrol

iPa;J I

limit switch LSW2) on the ,program "c4)"

control PCB14)
'Sole~oid attachment loose Check the loosenessof the !Tighten screws
solenoid

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ITighten
!Replace
I
 Disolav Cause Items to check Remedy
15) Defective solenoid of 4X Check using the check defective
r~lay I program ..c3" parts,
1) Exhaust bottle was User check User instruction
removed during
(Exhaust bottle
operation or while thei
abnormalityI pressure in the working
alarm)I , chamber was O.5kgf/cm2I
or more
2) Limit switch LSW3I Check looseness of limit :Tighten screws I

attachment is loosei switch LSW3)I

3) Defective limit switch Check contact/open activation Replacelimit
i
switch,ReplaceI
LSW3 distanceII
4) Defective input circuit for Check using the check control
II
limit switch LSW3 on the
program "c4" PCB
control PCB

2. Early Troubleshooting
Condition Cause Itemsto check Remedy
,I Repajr or replace'i
Displays do not 1) Poor connection or j Power
cord connection
light when theI contact at terminals and Breaker (power switch) I defective parts
power switch connectors connection ,
j (breaker) is Tab tenninal connection I
turnedon. Connection of CN2connector
on the control PCB
Connecl:ion of CNl)
connector on the control PCB
12) No power
L i C~;ct ili~---
Power socket (rated voltage)
I problem with the
facilities
: Replace the
3) Powercord broken I side of breaker (rated
I power cord
voltage)I
14) Breaker broken Breaker load (rated voltage) Replace the
'breaker
I
5) Transformerbroken Between terminals 1 and 2 onl i Replace the
Iconnector CN 1 on the control IiPCB
I transformer

(AC14V)
Between terminals 12V and IICheck, repair, ori
Defective parts in the
i control PCB IOV (DC+12V) replace the shoft
i7) Defective parts in the [Between terminals 5V and OV Replace theI
control PCB
control PCBI (DC+5V)I.
8) Blown fuse in the control Check visually j Correct the I
I PCB . reason for the
blown fuse and
replace the fuse

13

IIiIErE
!IReplace
iPower
'6) I
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 Condition Cause itemsto check ;RemedY.
L.. ,

One digit on the 1) Defective circuit i: LED s~ldering points Rep~r 'soldering
LED display does poin;ts
not light 2) Defective LED LED broken Replace; LED
",' '.,
",
Pressurein 1) I?efect:ive safety valve Leak from safe~y valve,: ~. Rep~r or replace
working chamber safetyvalve':"':
will not rise 2) Broken pressuregauge Pressuregaugeneedle Replace pressure'
gauge
3) Piping loose or damaged
4) Refer to trouble shooting section
Steam leaks from piping ,
,.--~
.
Rep,~r leaking
1s!cj1~~
, ~ "

Air not purged 1) Refer to trouble shooting section

from working
chamber
.'

Steamleak from I) Old or damaged lid gasket Visually check the Replac~ the lid
deterioration and damage to gasket : ;,c"
the lid gasket
the gasket ,
iE;
2) Improper lid gasket Visually check the , "

attachment attachment evenly:,i

3) Adhering foreign matter Visually check for foreigtt Remove,

matter adhering to the lid or colltamina~t~: " ,
lid gasket ".," ,'~,'" '!:".;;i:
Ti$hten .i ' c',,:'
1) Leak from heater Loosenessof heater :;,..,
Water leak form
.;: !
the bottom of the attachment nut section attachment nuts attachmentnuts";'
body Gasket deterioration Rep1acegasket
2) Leak from lack-or-water Loosenessof lack-or-water Tighten
preventiondevice prevention device attacp~ent a~t.achment
nuts
attachment nut section nuts !.
3) Leak from piping Piping looseness Tighten piping
4) Leak from exhaustbottle Damage to exhaust bottle Replaceexhaust
bottle
5) Leak from exhaust hose Cracks in exhaust hose tReplaceexhaust
hose
6) Leak from exhaust port State of the exhaust valve Closeexhaust
due to open exhaustvalve, valve
if:-

Open/close lever Refer to the trouble shooting section

will not move
Lid will not raise 1) Open/close lever is not Check lever position (right Slide lever
or lower completely to one side end) completely to the
--right end

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 3.
.Open/close lever does not move

Is the e;arth-leakagecircuit breakeroff? ~ Yes ...Turn on the earth-leakage circuit

No breaker.

Is the temperaturein the working chamber80°C Yes

or more or the pressureO.O5kgf/cm2or more? Wait for temperatureto fall
I
below 80°C and pressureto fall
No to Okgf/cm2.
1 ,
Is PSW2atmosphericpres.sur~switch contactmade? No
...Replace the limit switch of the
Yes atmosphericpressureswitch.

No
Does the RY3 relay operate?
Replacethe control PCB.
Yes

Replacesolenoid.

Refer t.othe operationmanual and start operation.

No
Does the temperaturein the working chamberrise? Refer to measuresto take when
temperaturedoes not rise.
Yes
.. No
Is the RY2 relay actuatedthree minutes after ..Replace the control PCB.
97°C is shown on the temperaturedisplay.

Yes
Replacethe solenoid-controlled
valve.

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 ..Pressure is not purged from within the working chamber

No No
Is the RY2 relay operating? Replace the control~~B.

Yes
" ""
..Replace thesol~n6id-controned
valveoperating?

~emove
, ':".
theclog.
,.'

.Temperature does not rise iq the working chamber

Replacethe IX relay.

Replacethe solid state relay

(SSR).

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 Chapter 3. ProaUCI uescrl~llUII
.Operation sequence/procedure flow chart

1
Operation start
(1) PressSTART/STOP switch

Heating and air purge

.Heating display flashes
.Temperature rises
.Air in working chamber is purged -
3 minutesafter 97"(; is detected
~ ,-

Reachingsterilizationsetting temperature

Sterilization timer elapsed

Modes 1 & 2

79tdetected 97t detected

Model !- Mode;-
Warming display flashes
Warming setting
temcerature maintained -
20 hours elapsed
l~ I -

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 Timing Charts

.Mode 1 (liquid sterilizati4n) Sterilization ~ Pulse exhaust ~ Warming

Pulse
Air purge Heating Sterilization I exhaust Warming Complete
~w
iHeater/relay (RYI) I@ :I~Te~I?,~!!!!l
"-"""""~cm~,
(?)y'",;::~ control

*1 *3 *1
*2 *2
(3);;;-
~~4'~5 ~
-~'Preparation
(L7) Flashing
Process Heating (L8) _~f~;-ii~i
--."I -Fiashi-ng' "
display Sterilization (L9)
It'urging air Iw~~~-
(.LI0) [C~m~l;~~ Flashing
LED (L 11 ) B~~in2
(L12)
Disp!~OfiemperatUre in
side (seg 1-3) Setting value
7seg wgi!in2!?)lamber
Seiri~g.v"al~e.
. Remainingtime of
LED Lowerside(seg4-6) sterili7,aliontimer

t t t t
Power'on Start 97°C.or more Sterilization ,Steriliza- 79°C Warming
Conditions for 3 min settingtem- tion timer timer time
Stop
peratUre time up up

Mode 2 (liquid sterilization) Sterilization ~ Pulse exhaust

Process Steriliza-tion! Pulse
Preparation Air purge Heating exhaust Complete
Output,Heater/relay
-Q)
(RYI)
"" ,.
ifSSR ~;;Temp.
I CORa'Ol

"I --
(CN4)
1:6)

*1
Motor/relay (RY2)
~
*1 *3-
Solenoid/relay (RY3) *2 *2
Alarm *5
Preparation (L7) Fiashin~
Process
He~ting
(L8) - Flas~!?~
display Sterilizatiol (L9) Flashing
~urg1ngair (LIO) f)~shing~

LED ~
WarmingIIComplete
B~~h!~g
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Start 97°C or more Sterilization Steriliza- 79°C I
Power on.
Conditions for 3 min settingtem- tion timer jI
Stop ".
perature-~ time up -~ ~- \

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 .Mode 3 (liquid sterilization) Sterilization -t Exhaust
Process Steriliza-tion Pulse
Preparation Air purge Heating exhaust Complete
Output
Heater/relay (RYl) Fw
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(CN4) '@
[SSR

Motor/relay (RY2) ~
Solenoid/relay (RY3) *Q *6
Alarm *5
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."Setting value
LED Remainingtime of
!Lower side (seg 4-6)

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Poweron Start 97°C or more Sterilization Steriliza- 97°C
Conditions
Stop for 3 min setting tem- tion timer
perature time up

CD Goesoff 0.5 secondsafter the SSR goesoff.

@ Goes on 0.5 secondsafter the heater/relaygoeson.
@ Soundswhen the temperaturein the working chamberfalls to the warming setting
temperature.
* 1 Turns on when the temperaturein the working chamberfalls to 99~.
* 2 Turns on when the pressurein the working chamberfalls to 0.1 kgf/cm2and the
temperaturein the working chamberfalls to 79~.
* 3 Turns on/off as shown below dependingon the setting of the exhaustpattern(P-I .P2),
(Kept off in P-O.)

135 ~129°C 128 ~122°C 121 ~115°C 114 -108°C 107 -100°C

*4 Alann when warming temperatureis reached (2 beeps)

ON 0.2 0.2 (sec)
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OFF 0.5 (sec)

*5 Completion alarm (3 beeps x 3)

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OFF 0.5 0.5 1.0 (sec)

*6 Turns on when the pressure in the working chamber falls to 0.1
kgf/cm2 and the temperature in the working chamber falls to 97°C.

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