SA-260MB-Service Manual

Service Manual
For the
SA-260MB / SA-300MB / SA302MB
Autoclave / Sterilizer
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Contents
1. Service Instruction.................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Instruction for all general service repairs ........................................................................ 5
2. Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 13
3. Explanation of Safety Symbols and Notes ............................................................................. 14
3.1 Shipping symbols .......................................................................................................... 15
4. Unpacking .............................................................................................................................. 16
5. Installation .............................................................................................................................. 17
5.1 Environment .................................................................................................................. 17
5.2 Water Quality ................................................................................................................ 17
5.3 Set up ........................................................................................................................... 18
5.3.1 Waste out draining .............................................................................................. 19
5.3.2 Manual water ...................................................................................................... 20
5.3.3 Connecting an external water supply system...................................................... 20
6. Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 23
6.1 Intended Use................................................................................................................. 23
6.2 Description of the Sterilizer ........................................................................................... 23
6.2.1 External View ...................................................................................................... 23
6.2.2 Definition of two reservoir (for SA-300MB/302MB) ............................................. 25
6.2.3 Internal Configuration ......................................................................................... 26
6.3 Control Panel ................................................................................................................ 27
6.4 Control Board- Key pad side ......................................................................................... 28
6.5 Control Board- Wiring side ............................................................................................ 29
6.6 Relay Board .................................................................................................................. 30
7. Operation ............................................................................................................................... 31
7.1 Flow Chart with Build-in Program.................................................................................. 38
7.2 Flow Chart with LIQUID Program (Optional) ................................................................. 39
7.3 Flow Chart with Customization Program ....................................................................... 40
8. Operation sequences of a sterilization cycle .......................................................................... 41
9. Printout of Printer ................................................................................................................... 46
9.1 Printout of General Program ......................................................................................... 46
9.2 Printout of LIQUID Program (Optional) ......................................................................... 48
9.3 Printout of Dry Program ................................................................................................ 49
9.4 Printout of Leakage Test ............................................................................................... 50
9.5 Printout Button .............................................................................................................. 50
10. External storage medium – SD Card.................................................................................... 51
10.1 Using a SD card .......................................................................................................... 51
10.2 Readout of a SD card ................................................................................................. 52
10.2.1 Readout of General Program ............................................................................ 52
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10.2.2 Readout of LIQUID Program (Optional) ............................................................ 54
10.2.3 Readout of Dry Program ................................................................................... 55
10.2.4 Readout of Leakage Test.................................................................................. 56
11. Test Instructions ................................................................................................................... 57
11.1 Biological performance of sterilizers ........................................................................... 57
11.2 Air removal (Bowie-Dick type test pack) ..................................................................... 58
11.3 Helix test ..................................................................................................................... 60
12. Calibration components ....................................................................................................... 62
12.1 Calibration sterilization temperature............................................................................ 62
12.2 Replacing the plunger or coil of the 1/4” solenoid valve .............................................. 64
13. Preparation for service ......................................................................................................... 65
14. Trouble Shooting .................................................................................................................. 67
14.1 No power .................................................................................................................... 67
14.2 Steam leakage from the door ...................................................................................... 68
14.3 Unable to open the door ............................................................................................. 69
14.4 Burned or peculiar smell after sterilization .................................................................. 70
14.5 Code 002, Press EMERGENCY but cannot exhaust and drain water ........................ 71
14.6 Code 003, Press Cancel but can’t exhaust and drain water ....................................... 72
14.7 Code 010, Service time ............................................................................................... 73
14.8 Code 031, Chamber tempe > 97℃ ............................................................................. 74
14.9 Code 040, Wrong password ....................................................................................... 75
14.10 Code 101, SSR1 fail ................................................................................................. 76
14.11 Code 102, SSR2 fail ................................................................................................. 77
14.12 Code 110, Altitude Pressure sensor fault .................................................................. 78
14.13 Code 111, Pressure sensor fault............................................................................... 80
14.14 Code 120, CJC fault .................................................................................................. 81
14.15 Code 121, Temp sensor T1 fault............................................................................... 82
14.16 Code 123, Temp sensor T3 fault............................................................................... 83
14.17 Code 130, Keyboard fault ......................................................................................... 84
14.18 Code 140, Air Filter block .......................................................................................... 85
14.19 Code 150, FAN 1 fault .............................................................................................. 86
14.20 Code 160, Band heater abnormal ............................................................................. 87
14.21 Code 200, Altitude over ............................................................................................ 88
14.22 Code 201, Room temp too low.................................................................................. 89
14.23 Code 202, Room temp too high ................................................................................ 90
14.24 Code 210, Over heat ................................................................................................. 91
14.25 Code 211, Over pressure .......................................................................................... 94
14.26 Code 220, Vacuum abnormal ................................................................................... 96
14.27 Code 224, Post vacuum abnormal ............................................................................ 99
14.28 Code 230, Pressure too high .................................................................................. 100
14.29 Code 231, Pressure too low .................................................................................... 101
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14.30 Code 232, Dynamic pressure too high .................................................................... 102
14.31 Code 233, Exhaust over time .................................................................................. 103
14.32 Code 240, Pre-heat over time ................................................................................. 105
14.33 Code 242, Low temperature during sterilization step .............................................. 107
14.34 Code 243, Temperature rise too fast ...................................................................... 109
14.35 Code 246, Sterilization temperature over rang........................................................ 110
14.36 Code 302, Air leakage error .................................................................................... 111
14.37 Code 304, Chamber temperature higher than 40℃ ................................................ 112
14.38 Code 400, Low water level in the tank (Tank no water) .......................................... 113
14.39 Code 420, Low water level in the chamber ............................................................. 114
14.40 Code 520, SD card write error (SD error) ............................................................... 115
14.41 Code 522, SD card format error .............................................................................. 116
14.42 Code 530, No printer paper (No paper) .................................................................. 117
14.43 Code 531, Printer error ........................................................................................... 118
14.44 Code 533, Printer error (Time out) .......................................................................... 119
14.45 Code 600, Door open .............................................................................................. 120
15. Saturated vapor pressure and temperature reference table............................................... 121
16. Explosion Drawing ............................................................................................................. 122
16.1 SA-260MB Explosion Drawing .................................................................................. 122
17. Pipe Line ............................................................................................................................ 125
17.1 SA-260MB Pipe Line................................................................................................. 125
17.2 SA-300MB & SA-302MB Pipe Line ........................................................................... 126
18. Circuit Block Diagram......................................................................................................... 127
18.1 SA-260MB Circuit Block Diagram ............................................................................. 127
18.2 SA-300MB & SA-302MB Circuit Block Diagram........................................................ 128
19. Wiring Diagram .................................................................................................................. 129
19.1 SA-260MB Wiring Diagram ....................................................................................... 129
20. Installation Plan .................................................................................................................. 131
20-1 SA-260MB Installation Plan ...................................................................................... 131
20-2 SA-300MB / SA-302MB Installation Plan .................................................................. 132
21. Update Firmware................................................................................................................ 133
22.Water level detection system, level adjustment .................................................................. 137
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1. Service Instruction
1.1 Instruction for all general service repairs
Warning: In order to clearly indicate the extent of the harm, loss or damage which may
result from falling to heed these precautions and the degree of their urgency, the
precaution have been classified into the three categories of Danger, Warning
and Caution.
Note: Disconnect power supply from mains; ensure no electrical current is detected
prior repair. Reconnect the plug only in necessary while the enclosure is
removed.
Note: Only well-trained technicians are allowed to perform the service and
maintenance work.
Note: This autoclave must be earthed.
Warning: Please install, operate and maintain the sterilizer in accordance with this
Instruction Manual. Failure to do so could result in serious injury or damage to the
unit.
Please read
manual.
Figure 1
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Warning: DO NOT place alcohol or other flammable items in the sterilizer. An explosion
could occur, causing personal injury.
Figure 2
Warning: A separate (dedicated) circuit is recommended for the sterilizer. The sterilizer
should not be connected to an electrical circuit with other appliances or
equipment.
Figure 3
Warning: Always check the status of the electric wire; unplug the power cord if breakage
comes up. Contact your supplier for service support.
Figure 4
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Warning: Children are not allowed to use or play with the unit.
Figure 5
Warning: Do not put your fingers into the gap on the hinged side of the door.
Figure 6
Warning: Always check the pressure gauge before opening the door. DO NOT attempt to
open the door if the pressure is not at zero (0).
Check Pressure at
“ZERO”
Figure 7
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Warning: In an emergency, or before carrying out any maintenance, always disconnect the
power cord from the outlet.
Figure 8
Warning: Use sterilization indicator test strips to check that sterilization has been
successful.
Figure 9
Warning: Use only distilled water. Normal tap water contains minerals, especially chlorides,
which have corrosive effects on stainless steel. Failure to use distilled water will
invalidate the warranty.
Figure 10
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Caution: Do not put objects on the power plug or power cord.
Figure 11
Caution: The outer casing and metal surfaces of the sterilizer will be hot during operation,
please do not touch it.
Figure 12
Caution: Do not place objects on top of the water intake cap.
Figure 13
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Caution: Do not overfill the water reservoir. The water level must be maintained between
the green Full and Minimum labels on the right hand side of the sterilizer.
Figure 14
Caution: Steam and hot water will be present when opening the door after a sterilizer cycle.
Avoid contact.
Figure 15
Caution: DO NOT place any objects on the top of the sterilizer.
Figure 16
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Caution: Do not tip over the unit or allow it to fall on the power plug.
Figure 17
Caution: It will require at least two (2) or more people to carry the sterilizer to avoid
dropping it off by mistake.
Figure 18
Caution: Always allow a minimum of 20 min. between each sterilization cycle.
Figure 19
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Caution: Please unplug the power cord and drain off water from the reservoir if the
sterilizer will not be used regularly.
Figure 20
Caution: Always keep the sterilizer clean.
Figure 21
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2. Introduction
This Technician’s Manual together with the operator’s manual forms the complete set of
the Operation and Maintenance instructions for the SA-260MB / SA-300MB / SA-302MB pre
and post vacuum steam sterilizer. This manual is intended for the use of the technician. It is
strongly recommended that only qualified and STURDY factory trained personnel service this
steam sterilizer and do so in accordance with the instructions in this manual.
Any unauthorized service may result in the invalidation of the manufacturer’s guarantee.
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3. Explanation of Safety Symbols and Notes
Caution, consult instruction manual for use
Protective earth (ground)
Alternating Current
Attention! Hot surface
Caution, risk of electric shock.
Disposal of Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE):

This product should be handed over to an applicable collection point for the
recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. For more detailed information
about the recycling of this product, please contact your local city office,
household waste disposal service or the retail store where you purchased this
product. (European community only)
Authorised representative in the USA or European community.
Manufacturer
Date of manufacture
It is a 6-digit number. The first 4 digits represent the year and the last 2 digits
represent the month.
Consult instruction manual for use
On, connection to the mains
Off, disconnection from the mains

POWER Power switch
NOTE Indicates information that user should pay special attention to.
Indicates correct operating or maintenance procedures in order to prevent
CAUTION
damage or destruction of the equipment or other property.
Indicates correct operating or maintenance procedures in order to prevent
WARNING
damage or destruction of the equipment or other property.
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3.1 Shipping symbols
Symbol Description Symbol Description

This way up Stacking limit by 4
Fragile; handle with care Keep away from rain
Use no hooks
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4. Unpacking
Caution: It will require at least two (2) or more people to carry the sterilizer to avoid
dropping it off by mistake.
Top
Wall
Base
Figure 22
A Cut the banding
B Lift off the top cover of the carton
C Remove the wall and the foam packaging inserts
D Carefully lift the sterilizer from the packaging base
E Check all accessories are present as follows (accessories are packed inside the sterilizer
chamber):
- Instruction Manual ×1
- Heater Cover ×1
- Tray Set ×1 ( With tray ×3 ) (Standard)
- Holder ×1 (Standard)
- Silicone House（2m）x2 (Standard)
- Silicone House（1m）x1 ( With connecter ×1 ) (Standard)(For SA-300MB/SA-302MB)
- Printer paper ×1 set (5 pcs) (Standard)
- Sterilization Box × 1 (Optional)*
- Spring Holder (Optional)*
- Exhaust Tank (Optional)*
*The accessories will be different according to the order request.
Note: We recommend that all packaging material is retained for possible re-use.
Note: For Reduce, Reuse, Recycle information, the packing material is made by
corrugating medium-catalogue AA.
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5. Installation
5.1 Environment
This equipment has been designed for use in accordance with the International EMC
(Electromagnetic Compatibility) Standards. In view of different environments, please follow the
instructions given below to eliminate interference, if necessary.
- Move the equipment or rotate its direction;

- Enlarge the space between the equipment and other machines;
- Put the plug into other outlets;
- Please consult with the local distributor or qualified electrician.
- Regarding the environmental temperature for installation, please refer to product
specifications.
5.2 Water Quality

The distilled or mineral – free water supplied to the sterilizer shall be according to the table
below:
Reference from： EN 13060 small steam sterilizers
Compliance with the above data should be tested in accordance with acknowledged analytical
methods, by an authorized laboratory.
Caution: We recommend testing the water quality once a month. The use of water that
does not comply with the table above may have severe impact on the working
life of the sterilizer and can invalidate the manufacturer’s guarantee.
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5.3 Set up
CAUTION: Please read and follow “6.2” in order to understand the operation of the
sterilizer.
CAUTION: Make sure that the door can be opened freely after installation.
WARNING: Do not install or operate the sterilizer in areas where flammable items or
volatile substances are used or stored. An explosion could occur, causing
personal injury. An installation site with good air circulation is required.
WARNING: Be sure to install the sterilizer on a flat surface, otherwise it may not defect
the water level correctly.
CAUTION: The optional Exhaust Tank is capable of draining water; you should then
drain out the water according to the local national law.
A. While installation, please make sure that the bearing capacity of installation table is enough
to carry the sterilizer. For the weight information of the sterilizer, please refer to product
specifications.
B. Position the sterilizer on a stable bench or work surface, ensuring at least 10 cm clearance
between the wall or other pieces of equipment and the sides of the unit for free circulation
of air.
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5.3.1 Waste out draining
Heating water is drained from the chamber through this outlet located at the back of the
sterilizer. Connect the exhaust hose to the “WASTE OUT” as shown as below to drain heating
water according to the local national law.
WARNING: Examine that pipelines connected from “waste outlet” is not obstructed by
the over-bending as shown as below：
Keep smooth tilt
End of pipeline Waste outlet
Floor
Drained water
Figure 23
End of pipeline Blocked

water Waste outlet
Floor
Drained waste
Figure 24
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5.3.2 Manual water
Open the water reservoir cap; pour water for sterilization or distilled water into the water
reservoir as shown in as below：
Water Reservoir Cap
Figure 25
WARNING: Do NOT fill water into the reservoir during the sterilization process to
avoid overflow. After each sterilization cycle is completed, any remaining
water in the chamber will be drained automatically.
5.3.3 Connecting an external water supply system
Connect an external water supply to the “WATER IN” on the rear side of the sterilizer by
using the 2 m silicon house for the “Auto add water” function as shown as below.
NOTE: The pressure of external water supply should be not less than 2 Bar. It is
recommended to connect a suitable gauge.
CAUTION: Refer to Water Quality.
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Figure 26
How to set the ” Auto add water”:
Select ”system setting” as shown as below：
MENU
Unwrapped 121℃
Wrapped 121℃
Unwrapped 134℃
Wrapped 134℃
PRION
LIQUID
Dry
Customization
Function Test
System Setting
Figure 27
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and then select ” Auto add water” as shown as below：
System set
Date and Time
Unit
Print
Auto add Water
Cycle counter
Serial Number
Calibration
Figure 28
set to ”ON” as shown as below：
Auto Add Water
Auto Add Water
ON
Figure 29
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6. Introduction
6.1 Intended Use
This product is a tabletop high pressure steam sterilizer which is designed and developed for the
sterilization of wrapped and unwrapped items.
Suitable loads are those included in EN 13060 such as solid, porous, hollow loads type A, hollow
loads type B; both single wrapped and double wrapped, and unwrapped loads.
6.2 Description of the Sterilizer

6.2.1 External View
SA-260MB
Water Reservoir Cap

Pressure Gauge Water Level
Indicator Sleeve
Door Knob
Full Water
Level Mark
Water Level
Control Panel
Indicator /
Drain Hose
Min. Water
Level Mark
Recorder
(Printer) Power Switch
Figure 30
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SA-300MB & SA-302MB
Water Reservoir Cap reservoir Cap
Pressure Gauge
Power Switch
Door Latch
MB
Control Pane
0
- 30
SA
Printer
Figure 31 Front View
Air Vent
Water Reservoir Cap
Water inlet Power

Exhaust outlet No Fuse Breaker X
Filter 2
Leg × 4
Figure 32 Rear View
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Maintenance Cover
Ball Valve
Power Cord
Figure 33 Bottom View for SA-300MB/302MB
6.2.2 Definition of two reservoir (for SA-300MB/302MB)

It is default position is set to “CLOSE” for separation of the clean and waste water in the
reservoir.
Turn the valve to “OPEN” position if separation of clean and waste water is not required
shown in as below：
Under base
Figure 34
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6.2.3 Internal Configuration
Temperature Sensor
Over temperature controller

Exhaust
Heater
Water Stopper
Water Level Sensor
Figure 35 Inside of Chamber
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6.3 Control Panel
LCD Panel:
Display the information
of sterilization status.
Up button:
Enter Button:
Used for setting and changing
Press this button to
the function and increasing
execute or confirm the
the parameters.
input data.
Unlock button: Down button:

Press this button to release Used for setting and
the lock status after changing the function
completing a sterilization and decreasing the
cycle or un-executing parameters.
program. It will auto lock
again in 3 seconds if door not
Cancel button:
been opened.
1. To abort the changing
Printer button: operation and return to
Print the prompt message of previous step.
each sterilization steps 2. A “Confirm” message
automatically or re-print the prompts during a
last sterilization steps. sterilization cycle, press
it again to continue the
current cycle.
SD slot:
Emergency Stop
To accept a formatted SD
Button:
card for storing the process
Stop program and
information of a sterilization
release
cycle by text format (*.dat).
pressure/vacuum
Figure 36
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6.4 Control Board- Key pad side
Enter Button:
Press this button to
Up button: execute or confirm the
Used for setting and input data.
changing the function
and increasing the
parameters. Down button:
Used for setting and
changing the function
Unlock button: and decreasing the
Press this button to parameters.
release the lock status
after completing a Cancel button:
sterilization cycle or 1. To abort the
un-executing program. changing operation
It will auto lock again in and return to previous
3 seconds if door not step.
been opened. 2. A “Confirm”
message prompts
during a sterilization
Printer button: cycle, press it again to
Print the prompt continue the current
message of each cycle.
sterilization steps
automatically or re-print Emergency Stop
the last sterilization Button:
steps. Stop program and
release
pressure/vacuum
Figure 37
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6.5 Control Board- Wiring side
Connect to LCD for

displaying information.
Connect to Relay
Board for accessing
status and controlling
RS-232 port
I/O.
Connect to computer
for upgrading and
diagnostic by Connect to Printer for
manufacturer. printing real time
Connect to SD card
for storing data.
T3: Connect to sensor
inside the Chamber.
T1: Connect to sensor

of the bent heater.
4-20mA_1: Connect to
pressure sensor.
Figure 38
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6.6 Relay Board
RO01: Vacuum Pump
AC IN RO02: Door Lock
RO03: Add Water Valve
Connect to Solenoid Valve:

DO06: V1 Add Water
DO07: V2 Drain
DO08: V3 Vacuum Release
DO09: V4 Exhaust
AI01: SSR1 I/P
DO10: V5 Vacuum
AI02: SSR2 I/P
DC I/P
DI05: Water
Connect to Tank Level I/P
Control Board (H&L)
for accessing DI06: Chamber
status and Water Level I/P
controlling I/O.
DO01：SSR1 O/P
DO02：SSR2 O/P
DI01: Door I/P
DO03：AC O/P
DI03: Pressure and
DO04：Fan O/P
Temp. I/P
Figure 39
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7. Operation
The Table 1describes the build-in programs that can be used by the sterilizer model
SA-260MB、SA-300MB & SA-302MB.
Cycle Program Description

UNWRAPPED 121ºC Applicable to solid, porous, hollow loads type A, hollow loads type B;
WARAPPED 121ºC both single wrapped and double wrapped, and unwrapped loads.
UNWRAPPED WARAPPED
Pre-Vacuum pulses(Times) 4/5
o
Sterilization temp ( C) 121
Sterilization time (Minutes) 15 30
Dry time (Minutes) 15 30
UNWRAPPED 134ºC Applicable to solid, porous, hollow loads type A, hollow loads type B;
WARAPPED 134ºC both single wrapped and double wrapped, and unwrapped loads.
UNWRAPPED WARAPPED
o
Sterilization temp ( C) 134
Sterilization time (Minutes) 4 15
Dry time (Minutes) 15 30
PRION Applicable to solid, porous, hollow loads type A, hollow loads type B;
both single wrapped and double wrapped, and unwrapped loads.
PRION
Sterilization temp (oC) 134
Sterilization time (Minutes) 18
Dry time (Minutes) 30
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Cycle Program Description
LIQUID(Optional) Applicable to LIQUID load.
This function allows the operator to define special sterilization cycle

(such as temperature and time) within the specification of this
autoclave.
Sterilization temp: 105-135℃,
Sterilization time: 1-60 minutes
WARNING: Users who define the parameters should take their

own responsibilities and obligations to undertaken
the risk of sterilization uncertainty.
Dry This dry program is designed for the following purpose:
1) To re-dry the loads, or
2) To pre-dry the loads for 10 to 30 minutes prior to perform a
sterilization cycle, in case of the loads may store in a humidity and
cold environment. This program is useful especially to the double
wrapped loads.
Dry time 1 to 60 minutes.
Customization This function allows the operator to define special sterilization cycle
(such as temperature and time) within the specification of this
autoclave.
Customization
Pre-Vacuum pulses(Times) No Yes
Sterilization temp (oC) 105-135 119-135
Sterilization time (Minutes) 0-60 minutes 59 seconds
Dry time (Minutes) 0-60 minutes.
WARNING: Users who define the parameters should take their

own responsibilities and obligations to undertaken
the risk of sterilization uncertainty.
Table 1 - Sterilization cycle
Note: SA-260MB Pre-Vacuum 4 Times, SA-300MB/SA-302MB Pre-Vacuum 5 Times
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Holding time
(Sterilization)
P/T T9
121℃/134℃ T8
121°C or 134°C
119°C T2 T4 T6
Exhaust
T0 T11 Time T17
Ambient Temp °C 0 bar
T10 T12
-.0.35 bar T13
T3 T5 T7
-0.80 bar T15

T1 T14 T16
Pre-Vacuum Heating Up Drying
Temp. / Pressure
Figure 40
Legend of each cycle:
PV1- PV4 Vacuum stage (Air removal stage) T0-T1，T2-T3，T4-T5，

T6-T7
H1-H4 Heating stage T1-T2，T3-T4，T5-T6，
T7-T8
S0-S60 Sterilizing stage (Holding stage) T8-T9
EX Exhaust stage T9-T10
D0-D1 Drying stage T10-T16
VR Vacuum release stage T16-T17
Ambient
Time
Temp.
0 bar
Temp. / Pressure
Figure 41
Legend of each cycle:
H1 Heating stage T0-T1
ET Equilibrium Time T1-T2
S0-S60 Sterilizing stage (Holding stage) T2-T3
CD Cooling Down T3-T4
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SA-260MB Maximum load of each build-in program:
Program
Unwrapped Unwrapped Wrapped Wrapped Customization
PRION LIQUID Dry
121℃ 134℃ 121℃ 134℃ Pre-Vacuum No-Vacuum
Temperature
121 134 121 134 134 105-135 - 119-135 105-135
(℃)
Pressure (bar) 1.1 2.1 1.1 2.1 2.1 - -0.8 - -
Sterilization time minutes) 15 4 30 15 18 1-60 - - -
Dry time (minutes) 15 15 30 30 30 - 1-60 - -
Total time (minutes) 58 51 88 75 80 137-182 1-60 20-160 20-160
Solid
5.0
unwrapped (kg)
NA
Porous
1.8
unwrapped (kg)
Solid Single wrapped 1.5
NA NA NA
wrapped(kg) Double wrapped 1.2
Max. load Single wrapped 900
Porous
NA NA NA
wrapped(g) Double wrapped 900
250ml × 10
LIQUID(Bottle) NA NA NA
500ml × 8
Single wrapped 1.5
Hollow A&B(kg) 2.0 NA
Double wrapped 1.2
Table 2
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Program
Unwrapped Unwrapped Wrapped Wrapped Customization
PRION LIQUID Dry
121ºC 134ºC 121ºC 134ºC Pre-Vacuum No-Vacuum
Temperature (ºC) 121 134 121 134 134 105-135 - 119-135 105-135
Pressure (bar) 1.1 2.1 1.1 2.1 2.1 - -0.8 - -
Sterilization time(minutes) 15 4 30 15 18 1-60 - - -
Dry time (minutes) 15 15 30 30 30 - 1-60 - -
Solid
8,200
Unwrapped
NA
Porous
2,500
Unwrapped
Single wrapped 2,400
Solid Wrapped NA NA NA
Double wrapped 2,000
Max. load(g)
Porous Single wrapped 1,800
NA NA NA
Wrapped Double wrapped 1,600
250ml × 10
LIQUID(Bottle) NA NA
500ml × 8
Hollow A&B 2,000 NA
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Program
Unwrapped Unwrapped Wrapped Wrapped
121ºC 134ºC 121ºC 134ºC Customization
PRION LIQUID Dry
Pre-Vacuum No-Vacuum
Temperature (ºC) 121 134 121 134 134 105-135 - 119-135 105-135
Pressure (bar) 1.1 2.1 1.1 2.1 2.1 - -0.8 - -
Sterilization time(minutes) 15 4 30 15 18 1-60 - - -
Dry time (minutes) 15 15 30 30 30 - 1-60 - -
Solid
10,000
Unwrapped
NA
Porous
3,200
Unwrapped
Solid Wrapped NA NA NA
Max. load(g)
Porous Single wrapped 2,000
NA NA NA
Wrapped Double wrapped 1,800
250ml × 10
LIQUID(Bottle) NA NA
500ml × 8
Hollow A&B 2,200 NA
CAUTION: The manufacturer does not guarantee any sterilization loads that exceed the above specifications.
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Function test program:
Test program
Air leakage Helix B&D
TEST TEST TEST
Temperature (ºC) - 134 134
Pressure (bar) -0.8 2.1 2.1
Sterilization time (minutes) - 3.5 3.5
Dry time (minutes) - - -
Total time (minutes) 15 67 67
Type of load Empty chamber Test tool
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7.1 Flow Chart with Build-in Program
Locate the sterilization items and close door; insert a SD card.
Test Program Standard Sterilization Program
1) Leakage Test 1) Unwrapped / Wrapped 121°C
2) Helix Test 2) Unwrapped / Wrapped 134°C

3) PRION
3) B&D Test
Leakage
Program
Press “Enter” Button to start vacuum
Vacuum
Add Water and Heating
Sterilization
(not applicable for DRY program)
Drying
Cycle Complete
Storing data on to SD card, and printing data
Buzzer Alarms and COMPLETE indicator will illuminate. The Sterilizer goes to
STANDBY mode.
If any error messages prompt, you may need to repeat the sterilization cycle.
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7.2 Flow Chart with LIQUID Program (Optional)
LIQUID (Optional) Setting
Sterilization Temp: 105-135 ºC

Sterilization time:1- 60 min
Press “Enter” Button to start vacuum
Add Water and Heating
Equilibrium Time
Sterilization
Cooling Down
Cycle Complete
Storing data on to SD card, and printing data
STANDBY mode.
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7.3 Flow Chart with Customization Program
Dry only Customization Setting
Without Pre-vacuum With Pre-vacuum
Sterilization Temp: Sterilization Temp: 119-135°C

Dry time: 1-60 105-135 Sterilization time:0- 60 min 59
min Sterilization time:0- 60 seconds
min 59 seconds Dry time: 0-60 min
Dry time: 0-60 min
Press “Enter” Button to star

pre-vacuum, add water and
Press “Enter” heating
Button to star Press “Enter” Button to
Dry only star add water and
heating Vacuum pump operated start
from 119 °C until -35kPa, and
repeat this vacuum for 3 times.
Sterilization
With dry
Without dry Drying
STANDBY mode.
Note: No Vacuum Function at 105-118℃ in Customization program.
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8. Operation sequences of a sterilization cycle
Step 1.
Turn on main power, the LCD will

display MENU.
Step 2.
By using the up and down

buttons to select the preset
program, and press enter to
choose it.
Step 3.
Press enter to start program.
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Step 4.
The sterilizer will detect the water

level, SSR status and door lock.
Step 5.
Vacuum status PV1 is active : Exhaust

solenoid V4 and Vacuum solenoid V5
are active until ‐80kPa is reached, and
then Add water solenoid V1 is active.
Step 6.
H1: Heating active
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Step 7.
Vacuum status PV2 is active :

Repeat Step 5
Step 8.
H2: Repeat Step 6
Step 9.
Vacuum status PV3 is actived:

Repeat Step 5
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Step 10.
H3: Repeat Step 6
Step 11.
Ster: Sterilization
Step 12.
Exhaust: After sterilization step,

Drain solenoid V2 is active.
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Step 13.
Dry: Vacuum dry. Exhaust

solenoid V4 and Vacuum
solenoid V5, and Pump are
active.
Step 14.
Program complete
Step 15.
Press unlock button to open the

door.
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9. Printout of Printer
There are three types of printout as following:
1) General Program, 2) LIQUID Program (Optional), 3) Dry Program, 4) Leakage
Test
9.1 Printout of General Program
The following printout is applicable to programs of Unwrapped 121 ºC, Wrapped
121 ºC, Unwrapped 134 ºC, Wrapped 134 ºC, Customization, Helix test, and B &D
test.
Printer output Description

Model：SA-300MB Model number
Ver. Software version installed in this autoclave
SA-300MB_A1V2.0
SN：141005204-001 Series number
Program： Program selected
Unwrapped 134 ºC
Pre-Vacuum Pre-vacuum function enabled
Ster. Temp：134 ºC Sterilization temperature
Ster. Time： 4 m 0 s Sterilization duration
Dry Time： 15 m Dry duration
Date：Apr.02.2015 Date and Time of sterilization
Time：14：10：27
Cycle Counter ：000351 Cycles that had been started
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Step action
Step Time Temp. Pres. Time mmm: minutes starting
mmm:ss ºC bar mmm:ss record,
Start 000:00 23.9 0.000 ss: seconds starting record
PV1 005:06 24.0 -0.986 Temp(ºC) chamber temperature in ºC
H1 022:49 119.0 0.853
Pres(bar) Chamber pressure in bar
PV2 027:19 86.3 -0.363
start start time
H2 034:00 119.0 0.874
PV1 1st pre-vacuum pulse
PV3 038:25 88.4 -0.368
H3 044:47 119.0 0.853 H1 1st heating pulse
PV4 048:57 89.8 -0.361 PV2 2nd pre-vacuum pulse
H4 054:50 119.0 0.851 H2 2nd heating pulse
PV5 058:40 89.8 -0.362 PV3 3rd pre-vacuum pulse
H5 069:44 135.5 2.121 H3 3rd heating pulse
S00 069:44 135.5 2.121 PV4 4th pre-vacuum pulse
S02 071:44 136.6 2.184 H4 4th heating pulse
S04 073:44 136.3 2.156 PV5 5th pre-vacuum pulse
Ex 078:04 106.6 0.195 H5 5th heating pulse
D0 078:45 93.6 -0.304 S00 start of sterilization
D1 093:46 112.6 -0.381 S02 sterilization time recorded
VR 094:03 114.2 -0.057 every 2 minutes after
End 094:03 114.2 -0.057 “S00”; and also the last
sterilization time
EX exhaust of water and
steam
D0 dry time-started
D1 dry time-finished
VR vacuum release
End end of recording
Ster. Temp ： 135.0 - 135.8 ºC The maximum and minimum temperature
detected during sterilization period
Ster. Pres ： 2.123 – 2.160 bar The maximum and minimum pressure
Ster. Time ： 4 m 0s Sterilization period
Total time ： 94 m 03 s Time elapsed between start and program
complete
Program complete Message of ending recording
Signature:______________ Signature office
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9.2 Printout of LIQUID Program (Optional)
The following printout is applicable to programs of LIQUID.

Ver. Software version installed in this
SA-300MB_A1V2.0 autoclave
LIQUID
Ster. Time： 15 m Sterilization duration
Time：14：10：.27
Step action
Start 000:00 28.2 0.001 ss: seconds starting
PV1 000:54 28.4 -0.110 record
H1 034:03 122.2 1.093 Temp(ºC) chamber temperature in
ET 044:03 122.5 1.120 ºC
S00 044:03 122.5 1. 120
S02 046:03 122.1 1.088
start start time
S04 048:03 122.6 1.132
H1 1st heating pulse
ET Equilibrium Time
S14 058:03 122.5 1.125 S00 start of sterilization
S15 059:03 122.3 1.195 S02 sterilization time recorded
CD 094:03 80.0 -0.015 every 2 minutes after
End 094:03 80.0 -0.015 “S00”; and also the last
sterilization time
CD Cooling Down
Ster. Temp ： 121.2 – 122.8 ºC The maximum and minimum
temperature detected during
sterilization period
Ster. Time ： 15 m Sterilization period
Total time ： 94 m 03 s Time elapsed between start and
program complete
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9.3 Printout of Dry Program
The following printout is applicable to Dry Program:

Dry
Time：14：10：27
Step action
Start 000:00 27.8 -0.067 ss: seconds starting
D0 000:41 27.5 -0.296 record
D1 002:41 28.2 -0.242
Temp(ºC) chamber temperature in
VR 002:55 28.3 -0.059
ºC
End 002:55 28.3 -0.059
start start time
D0 dry time-started
VR vacuum release

program complete
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9.4 Printout of Leakage Test
The following printout is applicable to Leakage Test:

Leakage Test
Time：14：10：27
Step action
-------------------------------------------- P0 ambient atmospheric
P0: 1.5 kPa, t0: 0s pressure
P1: -79.6 kPa, t1: 228 s t0 start of the test
P2: -79.4 kPa, t2: 300 s
P1 lowest pressure level
P3: -79.4 kPa, t3: 600 s
t1 time when the pressure
--------------------------------------------
level is reached
P2 pressure after a period of
300 s
t2 start of the leakage
period
P3 pressure after a leakage
time of 600 s
t3 end of the test
Total time: 19m 31s Time elapsed between start and
program complete
Leakage Rate：0.00 (kPa/min) The rate of air leakage into the sterilizer
chamber during periods of vacuum,
Pass if the value nor grater than 0.13
kPa/min
Leakage Test：Pass Test result Pass
9.5 Printout Button
Press button to reprint the last message that had been recorded in the
memory.
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10. External storage medium – SD Card
10.1 Using a SD card
The sterilization temperature, steam pressure and real time information during each
cycle can be stored to an onto a SD memory card (hereinafter referred to as SD card)
automatically if a SD card is inserted. It records the specified information in *.dat format,
and the file can be read by the WordPad or Notepad.
A. You should format your storage medium prior insert into the sterilizer for the first
time. SD card supports FAT file system, and SD/HC card support FAT32 file
system.
NOTE: Use only recommended storage medium by the manufacturer

such as SD, SD/HC (up to 32GB).
B. Insert a formatted SD card before commencing a sterilization cycle. A code=520
will be displayed and recorded onto the memory if missing a SD card.
CAUTION: DO NOT remove SD card while any cycle is running, otherwise

the data will not be recorded correctly, and may damage to the
data and sterilizer.
C. You can operate on the files in this SD card in PC via a card reader or SD card
interface. Data will be stored under the root directory only.
The recording files will be created for each sterilization cycle in the format of
“YYMMDDnn.DAT”, where:
- nn represents the cycle sequence of the recording date,
- YY represents the last 2 digits of the year,
- MM represents the 2 digits of the month,
- DD represents the 2 digits of the date.
You should open WordPad or Notepad and then open the file by File -> Open
File-> (file path\YYYY\MM\YYMMDDnn.dat), to view the contents.
CAUTION: You should backup your storage medium to a safe medium

period ally.
NOTE: WordPad and Notepad are registered trademarks of Microsoft,

Inc. Microsoft is a registered trademark.
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10.2 Readout of a SD card
There are three types of readout as following:
1) General Program, 2) LIQUID Program (Optional), 3) Dry Program,
4) Leakage Test
10.2.1 Readout of General Program
The following readout is applicable to programs of Unwrapped 134 ºC, Wrapped
134 ºC, Unwrapped 121 ºC, Wrapped 121 ºC, Customization, Helix test, and B &D
test.
Readout of a SD card Description

Unwrapped 134 ºC
Pre-Vacuum Pre-vacuum function enabled
Ster. Time： 4 m 0 s Sterilization duration
Dry Time： 15 m Dry duration
Date：Apr.02.2015 14：10：27 Date and Time of sterilization
Step action
PV1 005:06 24.0 -0.986 record
PV2 027:19 86.3 -0.363 ºC
H2 034:00 119.0 0.874
Pres(bar) Chamber pressure in
PV3 038:25 88.4 -0.368
bar
H3 044:47 119.0 0.853
start start time
PV4 048:57 89.8 -0.361
H4 054:50 119.0 0.851
PV5 058:40 89.8 -0.362 H1 1st heating pulse
H5 069:44 135.5 2.121 PV2 2nd pre-vacuum pulse
S00-00 069:44 135.5 2.121 H2 2nd heating pulse
S00-01 069:45 136.6 2.172 PV3 3rd pre-vacuum pulse
S00-02 069:46 136.3 2.166 H3 3rd heating pulse
PV4 4th pre-vacuum pulse
H4 4th heating pulse
S03-58 073:42 135.6 2.131 PV5 5th pre-vacuum pulse
S03-59 073:43 136.3 2.165 H5 5th heating pulse
S04-00 073:44 136.3 2.246 S00-00 start of sterilization
Ex 078:04 106.6 0.195 Sxx-xx sterilization time
D0 078:45 93.6 -0.304 recorded every 1
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D1 093:46 112.6 -0.381 second after “S00”; until
VR 094:03 114.2 -0.057 the last sterilization time
End 094:03 114.2 -0.057 EX exhaust of water and
steam
D0 dry time-started
VR vacuum release
Ster. Time ： 4 m 0s Sterilization period
program complete
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10.2.2 Readout of LIQUID Program (Optional)
The following printout is applicable to programs of LIQUID.
LIQUID
Ster. Time： 15 m Sterilization duration
Date：Apr.02.2015 14：10：.27 Date and Time of sterilization
Step action
PV1 000:54 28.4 -0.110 record
ET 044:03 122.5 1.120 ºC
S00:00 044:03 122.5 1.120
S00:01 044:04 122.1 1.088
start start time
S00:02 044:05 122.6 1.132
H1 1st heating pulse
S14:59 059:02 122.5 1.125 ET Equilibrium Time
S15:00 059:03 122.3 1.195 S00-00 start of sterilization
CD 094:03 80.0 -0.015 S15-00 sterilization time
End 094:03 80.0 -0.015 recorded every 15
minutes after “S00”; and
also the last sterilization
time
CD Cooling Down
Ster. Time ： 15 m 0 s Sterilization period
program complete
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10.2.3 Readout of Dry Program
The following readout is applicable to Dry Program:

Dry
Step action
Start 000:00 27.8 -0.067 ss: seconds starting
D0 000:41 27.5 -0.296 record
D1 002:41 28.2 -0.242 Temp(ºC) chamber temperature in
VR 002:55 28.3 -0.059 ºC
End 002:55 28.3 -0.059
start start time
D0 dry time-started
VR vacuum release
Total time ： 2 m 55 s Sterilization period
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10.2.4 Readout of Leakage Test
The following readout is applicable to Leakage Test:

Leakage Test
Step action
-------------------------------------------- P0 ambient atmospheric
P0: 1.5 kPa, t0: 0s pressure
P1: -79.6 kPa, t1: 228 s t0 start of the test
P2: -79.4 kPa, t2: 300 s
P1 lowest pressure level
P3: -79.4 kPa, t3: 600 s
t1 time when the pressure
--------------------------------------------
level is reached
P2 pressure after a period of
300 s
t2 start of the leakage
period
P3 pressure after a leakage
time of 600 s
t3 end of the test
Total time: 19m 31s Time elapsed between start and
program complete
Leakage Rate：0.00 (kPa/min) The rate of air leakage into the
sterilizer chamber during periods of
vacuum,
Pass if the value nor greater than 0.13
(kPa/min)
Leakage Test：Pass Test result : Pass
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11. Test Instructions
11.1 Biological performance of sterilizers
It is commonly used as a challenge organism for sterilization validation studies and

periodic check of sterilization cycles. The biological indicator contains spores of the
organism on filter paper inside a vial. After sterilizing, the cap is closed, an ampoule of
growth medium inside of the vial is crushed and the whole vial is incubated. A color
and/or turbidity change indicates the results of the sterilization process; no change
indicates that the sterilization conditions were achieved; otherwise the growth of the
spores indicates that the sterilization process has not been met.
An example of Raven Pre-Test (that is Mesa Laboratories, Inc.) is description as

following:
1. Please one or more Raven Pre-Test units in a horizontal position in the most
difficult to sterilize locations. Run Cycle.
WARNING: After sterilization, handle unit with care.
NOTE: Ravon Pre-Test is registered trademarks of Mesa Laboratories,

Inc.
2. After the Biological indicator has cooled, crush the media ampoule by
squeezing the sides of the plastic tube or by using the tool provide.
3. Place processed unit(s) and one unprocessed (control) unit in a vertical
position in an incubator at 58-62ºC for steam (Geobacillus steaothermophilus)
for 24 hours.
4. Begin monitoring the incubated units after 24 hours. Record observations.
5. The control unit should exhibit turbidity and/or color change to or toward
yellow.
6. A fail sterilization cycle is indicated by turbidity and/or color change to or
toward yellow. A test unit that retains its original color indicates the sterilization
parameters have been met.
7. More detail information please asks your dealer of biological test.
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11.2 Air removal (Bowie-Dick type test pack)
A commercially available Bowie-Dick type test pack that is of a size appropriate to

the chamber being tested. The indicator is a heat sensitive sheet that is placed in the
middle of a packet made up of various layers of paper and foam rubber.
The packet for the B&D test must be inserted on it own, preferably on the lowest tray,
with the label facing up. After performing the cycle, immediately verify the test. Being
careful while handling the packet (It is still hot), remove the indicator sheet and follow
the instructions given in the package for evaluating the result of test.
An example of B&D test (that is SPS medical company) is description as following:
NOTE: SPS is registered trademarks of SPS medical company.
1. Assembly of the cube is reference.
1 2
3 4
2. Place the pre-assembled Cube in the bottom section of the sterilizer rack, over the
drain, in an otherwise empty chamber.
3. Running a steam cycle by sterilizer.
4. After processing, wear heat-resistant glover to remove the Cube from the sterilizer
and allow to cool.
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WARNING: The metal clamp is hot at this stage of test.
5. Unlock the swing-bar and remove the indicator sheet from the center of the Cube.
6. The indicator test sheet should show a uniform color change. An incomplete color
change may indicate sterilizer malfunction and should be immediately reported to
the supervisor for review.
7. Complete the information on the test sheet and retain as permanent record.
8. More detail information please asks your dealer of B&D test.
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11.3 Helix test
The Helix test represents a hollow A-type load (Conforms to EN 867-5 of tool), i.e.
the load with the most critical characteristics.
Carry out the test as follows (Example of TST LOADCHEK OF BROWNE):
The Browne TST Control Helix is a Hollow Load Process Challenge Device (PCD)
and has been developed and validated for testing the air removal (steam penetration)
capability of small Type B steam sterilizers. Use in any other sterilizer or with any other
type of indicator, may give dangerously misleading results.
1. Place a test strip (product code: 3783, Conforms to EN 867-5) inside the capsule.
2. Close the capsule.
3. Place the test on the lower tray in the chamber.
4. Select and start B&D cycle at control panel.
5. Once the cycle is complete, open the door and remove the test.
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WARNING: The HELIX Test will be very hot!
6. Open the capsule and remove the test strip.
7. More detail information please ask your dealer of HELIX test.
8. The result is as follows:
Incorrect result:
Incorrect result:
correct result:
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12. Calibration components
Pressure switch and sterilization temperature has been adjusted in the factory; if
you find the temperature and pressure can’t match together, that is mean sterilization
temperature need to adjust, or when you need to adjust the pressure switch to change
the pressure value.
12.1 Calibration sterilization temperature

Adjust the temperature according to the following procedure:
1. Prepare a thermometer (precision: 0.1 degree) to measure the room
temperature.
2. The chamber of autoclave must be cold (not right after the any cycle)
3. Turn on the power of Autoclave and select “System Setting” in the menu, it
should show as below:
4. Select "Calibration" within System Setting, it will show as below:
5. Next, press "enter, and enter pass word “1246” by scroll up and down.
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6. After key in the pass word, you can enter "Calibration".
7. T1：B-heater temperature；T3：Chamber temperature；

P1：Chamber pressure
8. Use thermometer to measure the temperature at location of chamber sensor
After it's done, enter the value into T1 & T3 (ex: Thermometer value is 22.1
degrees, then enter T1 & T3 with 22.1 degrees)
9. Then, the 1st space for T1 & T3 will show 22.1 degree.
10. Press "X" key to leave Calibration and then select "Wrapped 134" program to
confirm the temperature and pressure.
11. When the cycle run to 135 degrees, the pressure should be around 2.1~2.2 bar.
( at sea level )Then the calibration is done.
12. If the pressure is not in between 2.1~2.2 bar, please cool down the machine
and then do the calibration again.
13. The way to do calibration: When the temperature reach 135 degrees and the
pressure is at 2.4 bar, please enter the temperature that you get from the
thermometer (cold chamber). (Ex：The value on thermometer show 22.1
degree, you enter 23.1 degree, when 135 degree, the pressure will go down to
around 2.3 bar. Conversely, if you enter 21.1 degree, then the pressure will
increase to 2.5 bar).
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12.2 Replacing the plunger or coil of the 1/4” solenoid valve
Caution: Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber. Allow the
steam sterilizer to cool before removing outer covers.
1. Take out the steam sterilizer cover.
2. Remove nut (1), washer (2), nameplate (3).
3. Remove the coil (4).
4. Unscrew the plunger and replace it with a new kit. The plunger kit consists of the
plunger housing (7) and the plunger & spring (6)
5. Using a magnifying glass, inspect the seat in the valve base for chips or cracks. If
any are found the base will need to be replaced.
6. Reassemble the coil (4) the name plate (3) the nut (1) the washer (2) and the nut
(1).
7. Re-install the steam sterilizer’s cover.
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13. Preparation for service
1. Seal the exhaust pipe by sealing

tape completely and then take off
the pipe from autoclave sterilizer.
2. Take off rubber cover from metal

-enclosure
3. Loosen the screws by using a

tool of cross-screwdriver, and
then take off the metal-enclosure.
4. Loosen the screws by using a

tool of cross-screwdriver, and
then take off the cover from water
tank.
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5. Visual inspects any fur or the like
that could be exist in the water
tank. If it does, clean it.
6. Re-connect the plug to a suitable

outlet for subsequence testing.
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14. Trouble Shooting
14.1 No power
CHECK THE METHOD INSPECT RESULT SOLUTIONS REPLACEMENT

FOLLOWING / TOOL PART NO.
1：There is no *Observation 1-1：The switch indicator 1-1：NA.
power supply *Multi-Meter is lighted and the
to the switch display board has
probability:★★★ power. (normal)
1-2：The power was 1-2：Inspect the
unstable or there voltage with a
was no power Multi-Meter. If the
measured on the voltage is
switch.(abnormal) unstable (more
than 10%),
please contact
the qualified
electric engineer
for further
information.
1-3：Maybe No Fuse 1-3：Reset both of the SA-260MB
Breaker switched off
no breaker fuses. 003-08001
automatically.
(abnormal) If they can’t be
reset, replace the SA-300MB
no breaker fuse. SA-302MB
003-08002
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14.2 Steam leakage from the door
CHECK THE METHOD REPLACEMENT

INSPECT RESULT SOLUTIONS
1：There is water *Observation 1-1：There is no 1-1：NA.
leak between leakage during the
the ABS door sterilization cycle.
and inside (normal)
door.
1-2：Steam or water 1-2-1：Clean and wipe SA-260MB
leak from the door the gasket from 409-02022
probability:★★★ during the any dirt or
sterilization cycle. replace a new SA-300MB
(abnormal) gasket. SA-302MB
409-02020
1-2-2：Adjust door
lock to tighten.
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14.3 Unable to open the door
CHECK THE METHOD INSPECT RESULT SOLUTIONS REPLACEMENT

1：The pressure *Observation 1-1：Pressing Unlock 1-1：NA
was under 0 *Run test button, the pressure
bar, and the return to 0 bar and
door can’t be door can be opened
opened (normal).
probability:★★★★ 1-2：Pressing Unlock 1-2：Turn the door
button, the pressure knob clockwise,
return to 0 bar and and then press
door cannot be the Unlock button
opened (abnormal). again to open it.
2：The pressure *Observation 2-1：After Pressing 2-1: NA
was under 0 *Run test Unlock button , the
bar, and the pressure return to 0
door can’t be bar (normal)
opened 2-2：Pressing 2-2 Replace a new filter 411-01003
probability:★★★★ EMERGENCY
button and pressure
gauge can’t release
pressure to 0 bar,
check if the filter is
obstructed
(abnormal)
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14.4 Burned or peculiar smell after sterilization

1：Is the chamber *Observation 1-1：The chamber and 1-1：NA.
*Run test water tank are
dirty badly?
(especially clean.(normal)
near to the 1-2：If the chamber or
heater) 1-2：Clean the chamber 424-01001
water is dirty, that with Cham-mate.
probability:★★★★ will produce the And exhaust the
peculiar smell after water after
sterilization. that.(change the
(abnormal) water of tank many
times until the tank
is clean)
Suggestion : Chang
water with fresh
one once a month
(at least)
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14.5 Code 002, Press EMERGENCY but cannot exhaust and drain
water

1：Is there *Observation 1-1：There is nothing 1-1：NA.
*adjustable obstructing in the
something
wrench filter(normal)
obstructing in
the filter 1-2：There is something 1-2：Clean the filter with
obstructing in the clean water.
probability:★★★ filter (abnormal)
2：Press *Observation 2-1：After pressing the 2-1：NA.

EMERGENCY *M14 wrench EMERGENCY
button , but button, error
can’t exhaust message
the water and “EMERGENCY”
pressure displayed, and it
probability:★★ starts to exhaust
and drain water.
(normal)
2-2：After pressing the 2-2：There is something
EMERGENCY
button, but can’t obstructing in the
exhaust and drain V2 Solenoid Valve
water. (abnormal)
or in the piping,
clean it.
3：Check V2 *Observation 3-1：The coil of V2 3-1：NA
solenoid valve *M14 wrench solenoid valve was
whether it magnetic(normal)
functioned or
not? 3-2：After pressing the 3-2：Replace V2 008-01001
EMERGENCY Solenoid Valve.
probability:★ button, check the
solenoid valve V2
with a wrench
without
magnetizing.
(abnormal)
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14.6 Code 003, Press Cancel but can’t exhaust and drain water

something *adjustable obstructing in the
obstructing in wrench filter(normal)
probability:★★★ obstructing in the clean water.
filter (abnormal)
2：Press *Observation 2-1：After pressing the 2-1：NA
button , but button, error
can not message
exhaust the “EMERGENCY”
water and displayed, and it
pressure starts to exhaust
probability:★★ and drain water.
(normal)
2-2：After pressing the 2-2：There is something
EMERGENCY obstructing in the
button, but can’t V2 Solenoid Valve
exhaust and drain or in the piping,
water. (abnormal) clean it.
solenoid vale *M14 wrench solenoid valve was
functioned or 3-2：After pressing the 3-2：Replace V2 008-01001
not? EMERGENCY Solenoid Valve.
probability:★ button, check the
solenoid valve V2
with a wrench
without
magnetizing.
(abnormal)
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14.7 Code 010, Service time

1. Check if the *Observation 1-1：Service counter is 1-1：NA
default 5,000 not reach 5,000.
cycles or preset (Normal)
service cycles 1-2：Service counter is 1-2-1：Service and
have been reach 5,000. inspection for the
reached (Abnormal). pipeline, gasket,
probability:★★★ chamber, heater,

water tank, safety
valve, steam trap,
and calibration of
autoclave by
trained
technicians.
1-2-2：Adjust next
service number
73
14.8 Code 031, Chamber tempe > 97℃

1：High Chamber *Observation 1-1：No error code 031 1-1：NA
temperature displayed, chamber
probability:★★★ temperature lower
than 97℃.(normal)
1-2：Error code 031 1-2：Wait until chamber
displayed, chamber temperature lower
temperature higher than 97℃ to restart
than 97 a cycle, or press
℃.(abnormal) emergency button
to open the door for
fast cooling
chamber.
74
14.9 Code 040, Wrong password

1：Input incorrect *Observation 1-1：Input correct 1-1：NA
password password, no error
probability:★★★ code 040
displayed. (Normal)
1-2：Error code 040 1-2：Check if ”1246”

displayed due to (default password),
wrong password. was correctly
(Abnormal) inputted
75
14.10 Code 101, SSR1 fail

1：S.S.R1 *Observation 1-1：LED lamp of the 1-1：NA
Working *Multi-Meter S.S.R is lighted
probability:★★★ after start the
sterilizer program.
(Normal)
1-2：No AC output was 1-2-1：Check the 004-03002
measured during connection 004-03004
hearting step and between DO01
the LED lamp was and S.S.R.
not lighted. 1-2-2：Check connection
(Abnormal) between AI01
and S.S.R and
six-terminal
terminal
1-2-3：Replace S.S.R.
76
14.11 Code 102, SSR2 fail

1：S.S.R2 *Observation 1-1：LED lamp of the 1-1：NA
Working *Multi-Meter S.S.R is lighted after
probability:★★★ start the sterilizer
program and heater
is (Normal)
1-2：No AC output was 1-2-1：Check the 004-03002

measured during connection 004-03004
hearting step and between DO01
the LED lamp was and S.S.R.
not lighted. 1-2-2：Check connection
(Abnormal) between AI01
and S.S.R and
six-terminal
terminal
1-2-3：Replace S.S.R.
77
14.12 Code 110, Altitude Pressure sensor fault

1：Altitude too *Observation 1-1：Elevation below 1-1：NA
high 5000 meters
(absolute pressure
greater than 0.5
bar).,No error code
110 displayed.
(Normal)
probability:★★★ 1-2：The altitude is over 1-2-1：Move the 915-02025
5000m (absolute autoclave to
pressure less than working
0.5 bar). environment
(abnormal) under 5000m
(absolute
pressure higher
than 0.5 bar),
1-2-2：And then turn on
the power. If the
error code is still
displayed, you
may need to
change the
Control Board.
2: Altitude *Altitude 2-1:Still error code 110 in 2-1: replace PCB 915-02025
pressure sensor pressure the display
failed meter (abnormal)
probability:★
78
79
14.13 Code 111, Pressure sensor fault

1：No pressure in *Observation 1-1：No code 111 1-1：NA
the Chamber *Cross-Head displayed. (Normal)
screwdriver
1-2：code 111 1-2-1：Check the wiring
*Flat-Head
probability:★★★★ displayed. between the
screwdriver
(Abnormal) pressure
transducer and
the control board
1-2-2：Turn off the main 004-12002
power, and
secure the wires
that are
connected to the
Control Board. If
the same error
appears again
after securing the
wires, the
pressure
transducer needs
to be replaced
with a new one.
In this case the
pressure
transducer needs
to be
recalibrated.
80
14.14 Code 120, CJC fault

1：temperature *Observation 1-1：No code 120 1-1：NA
sensor (CJC) *Flat-Head displayed. (Normal)
error screwdriver
*6mm sleeve
1-2：Code 120 1-2：Replace PCB 915-02025
screwdriver
probability:★★★★ displayed.
(Abnormal)
81
14.15 Code 121, Temp sensor T1 fault

1：T1 *Observation 1-1：No code 121 1-1：NA
temperature *Cross-Head displayed. (Normal)
sensor screwdriver
temperature
measurement 1-2：Code 121 displayed 1-2：Visual inspect any
room and cease loosen or bad
temperature operations. connection of the
probability:★★ (abnormal) T1 sensor.
1-3：fault of temperature 1-3：Replace 012-01010
sensor (abnormal) temperature sensor
2：PCB error *Observation 2-1：Visual inspect if the 2-1：NA
*Cross-Head PCB has any
screwdriver damage.( Normal)
probability:★
*Flat-Head
2-2：fault of PCB 2-2：Replace Control 915-02025
screwdriver
(abnormal) Board and
recalibrate the
system.
82
14.16 Code 123, Temp sensor T3 fault

1：Temperature *Observation 1-1：The wire of the 1-1：NA
T3 error * Multi-Meter temperature sensor
(chamber) was secured firmly
probability:★★ and functioned
normally. (normal)
1-2：Error codes 123 1-2：Check sensor if the

displayed and wire of the
cease operations. temperature sensor
(abnormal) have bad contact
1-3：Fault of 1-3：Replace 012-01001
temperature temperature sensor
sensor. (abnormal)
2：PCB error *M3 Socket 2-1：The wire of the 2-1：NA

*Cross-Head temperature sensor
screwdriver was secured firmly
probability:★
*Flat-Head and functioned
screwdriver normally. (normal)
2-2：Fault of Control 2-2：Replace Control 915-02025
board. (abnormal) Board and
recalibrate the
system.
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14.17 Code 130, Keyboard fault

1：Keyboard error * Multi-Meter 1-1：No error code 1-1：NA
*M3 Socket displayed. (Normal)
*Cross-Head 1-2：Error code 130 1-2：Remove the control 915-02025
probability:★★★ screwdriver displayed。 board from the
*Flat-Head (Abnormal) autoclave, and then
screwdriver measure each
keyboard whether it
is conducted before
depressing the
keypad; if it is
conducted then the
control board
should be replaced;
or,Visual or
measured if there is
any shortage
between control
board and metal
enclosure.
84
14.18 Code 140, Air Filter block

1：Dirty of air filter *Observation 1-1：No error code 140 1-1：NA
displayed after
probability:★★★ complete vacuum
release. (Normal)
1-2：Error code 140 1-2：Visual inspect if the 411-01003
displayed after air filter is too dirty.
complete vacuum If it is then replace
release. a new one.
(Abnormal)
2: Vacuum can’t 2-1：Error code 140 2-1：Calibration

back to zero. displayed after pressure value to
probability:★ complete vacuum zero. (@door
release. opening)
(Abnormal)
85
14.19 Code 150, FAN 1 fault

1：Fan 1 fault * Observation 1-1：No code 150 1-1：NA
displayed after start
probability:★★★ a program.
(Normal)
1-2：Code 150 displayed 1-2：Remove the wire 915-02026
after start a connection from 013-01004
program. DO04 on the relay
(abnormal) board and then
replace new fan.
Start a program
cycle; if code 150
still exist then
replace a new relay
board.
86
14.20 Code 160, Band heater abnormal

1：Unstable *Observation 1-1：No code 160。 1-1：NA
power supply *Multi-Meter (Normal)
probability:★★★ 1-2：Code 160 displayed 1-2：Check power
while start a supply circuit.
program for 1
minute. (Abnormal)
2：B-Heater error *Observation 2-1：No code 160。 2-1：NA
*Clamp-Meter (Normal)
2-2：Code 160 displayed 2-2-1：Check the wires 004-03002
probability:★ while start a are secured in 004-03004
program for 1 the terminal block
minute. (Abnormal) and SSR.
2-2-2：Check wire of 010-01018
B-heater. If 010-01019
impedance value (SA-260MB)
is unlimited must 010-01009
be replace 010-01016
b-heater 010-01017
(SA-300MB)
87
14.21 Code 200, Altitude over

1：See level over *Observation 1-1：Autoclave is 1-1：NA
2000M installed under
probability:★★★ 2000M (above
0.795 bar) and no
code 200 found.
(Normal)
1-2：Autoclave is 1-2-1：Install the
installed above autoclave to a
2000M (under place less than
0.795 bar) and 2000M. If the
code 200 found. code is happen
(Abnormal) again, call
manufacturer for
additional
services.
1-2-2：Replace PCB 915-02025
88
14.22 Code 201, Room temp too low

1：Ambient *Observation 1-1：Autoclave is 1-1：NA
temperature working higher than
too low 5℃ without an
probability:★★★ code of
201.(Normal)
1-2：Autoclave is 1-2：Place the autoclave
working lower than in an ambient
5℃ with an code of temperature of
201 (Abnormal) higher than 5℃ for
30 minutes.
1-3 If the error code is 915-02025
happen again,
Replace PCB
89
14.23 Code 202, Room temp too high

1：Ambient *Observation 1-1：Autoclave is 1-1：NA
temperature working lower than
too high 40℃ without an
probability:★★★ code of
202.(Normal)
1-2：Autoclave is 1-2：Place the autoclave
working higher than in an ambient
40℃ with an code temperature of
of 202 (Abnormal) lower than 40℃ for
30minutes.
1-3：If the error code is 915-02025
happen again,
Replace PCB
90
14.24 Code 210, Over heat

1：Is water level *Observation 1-1：Water coming into 1-1：NA.
sensor dirty *M12 wrench the chamber have
*Sponge reached the water
probability:★★★★ level, then go to the
next step (normal)
1-2：There is fur on the 1-2：Replace the water 214-03006
water level sensor level sensor or
(abnormal) clean the fur with (SA-260MB)
sponge 214-03003
(SA-300MB)
1-3：The sterilization 1-3：Take out the
object felled and
touched the water sterilization object
level sensor, which
caused the water
lever sensor has
wrong judgment
(abnormal)
2：Is exhaust *M14 wrench 2-1：There is no leakage 2-1：NA.
water solenoid *Multi-Pliers from the exhaust
valve ‘V2’ tube during the
obstructed by sterilization cycle,
foreign objects then go to the next
step (normal)
2-2：Remove the 2-2：Clean solenoid
probability:★★★★ solenoid valve ‘V2’, valve
and check whether
there is something
obstructing
(abnormal)
2-3：V2 solenoid valve is 2-3：Replace the 008-01001
unable to function
normally solenoid valve
(abnormal)
3：Does TC1 *Observation 3-1：There is no alarm 3-1：NA.
temperature * Run test during the cycle
switch function (normal)
normally? 3-2：There is alarm 3-2：Adjust the TC
during the setting to 240℃
sterilization cycle (10 ℃ higher than
probability:★★★ (abnormal) default setting of
230 ℃)
3-3：There is water in 3-3：Replace TC1 916-01007
the chamber but
the Over temperature (SA-260MB)
temperature alarm controller 916-01005
is still ON
(abnormal) (SA-300MB)
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4.：Is there * Washer 4-1：Water coming into 4.1：NA.
* slope the chamber have
enough water reached the water
in the indicator level, then go to the
next step (normal)
chamber?
4-2：The sterilizer is not 4-2：Place washers (or
placed on a the like) under the
horizontal table, legs of the sterilizer
which would to make it
caused insufficient horizontal.
water for filling into
the chamber
(abnormal)
4-3：If the Heater cover 4-3：Ensure that the
is oblique, the Heater cover &
probability:★★★ water will splash to Water stopper is in
the sensor while horizontal status.
heating the water to
cause the wrong
judgment.
(abnormal)
5：Leakage on *Observation 5-1：No leakage during 5-1：NA
*M25 wrench the heating or
the joint sterilization cycle
between on the joint
between heater
heater and and chamber.
chamber (normal)
probability:★
5-2：leakage during the 5-2：Un-assemble the
heating or heater and then
sterilization cycle tighten the joint with
on the joint suitable tape seal,
between heater re-assemble the
and chamber. heater.
(abnormal)
6：Defect of relay *M25 wrench 6-1：Visual inspect 6-1：NA

without any
board (Ill 6) *Cross-Head damage of
probability:★ screwdriver components.
6-2：Error still exists. 6-2：Replace a new 915-02026
(abnormal) Relay Board.
92
93
14.25 Code 211, Over pressure

1：Over pressure *Observation 1-1：Visual check if the 1-1：NA
*Flat-Head
screwdriver 135℃ temperature
probability:★★★ *M12 /14 match with 2.1-2.2
wrench
bar. (Normal)
1-2：Pressure switch is 1-2：Adjust the screw on

activated while the the pressure switch
chamber pressure to 2.5 bar.(Turning
under than 2.5 bar. clockwise will
(Abnormal) increase the
limitation of
pressure, and
turning
counterclockwise
will reduce the
pressure)
1-3：The pressure is not 1-3：Re-calibrate the
match with parameter. (Refer
temperature. to Saturated vapor
(Abnormal) pressure and
temperature
reference table)
1-4：Leakage of 1-4：Replace a new 003-09002
pressure switch. pressure switch.
(Abnormal)
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2：Defect of relay *M3 Socket 2-1：Visual inspect 2-1：NA
board *Cross-Head without any
probability:★ screwdriver damage of
components.
2-2：Error still exists. 2-2：Replace a new 915-02026

(abnormal) Relay Board.
95
14.26 Code 220, Vacuum abnormal

1：Water into the *Observation 1-1：Water into the 1-1：NA
chamber is not chamber is same
cold as room ambient
probability:★★★★ temperature, no
code 220 displayed.
(Normal)
1-2：Warm or hot water 1-2：Drain warm or hot
in the chamber water out of the
when start a chamber, re-fill the
sterilization cycle. water tank with cold
(Abnormal) water and open the
chamber door; wait
10 minutes or more
and then start a
sterilization cycle.
2：No negative *Cross-Head 2-1：Negative pressure 2-1：NA
screwdriver
pressure while is found during the
*M14 wrench
vacuum step vacuum step.
(Normal)
2-2：No negative 2-2：Check if V4 and V5 008-01008
pressure while the are function
probability:★
vacuum pump is in correctly
operation.
(Abnormal)
3：Leaking from *Observation 3-1：Negative pressure 3-1：NA
gasket is reached to preset
probability:★★★ value during the
vacuum step.
(Normal)
3-2：Negative pressure 3-2：Clean and wipe the 409-02022
is not reached to gasket with a soft (SA-260MB)
preset value during cloth; or replace 409-02020
the vacuum step. with a new gasket. (SA-300MB)
(Abnormal)
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4：Pump not *Multi-meter 4-1：Negative pressure 4-1：NA
action * Observation is found during the
probability:★★ vacuum step.
(Normal)
4-2：Disconnect the inlet 4-2：Replace vacuum 011-02012
and outlet of the pump.
vacuum pump and
then start a
program with
vacuum step, pump
is not working.
(Abnormal)
4-3：Measure the 4-3：Replace vacuum 011-02012
voltage that supply pump.
to the vacuum
pump with correct
AC voltage, but the
pump is not
working.
(Abnormal)
5：Leaking from * Observation 5-1：Negative pressure 5-1：NA
pipe *M14 wrench is found during the
*M17 wrench vacuum step.
(Normal)
5-2：Error still exists. 5-2：Check all piping
(abnormal) and junctions of the
vacuum pump, and
tighten them again.
97
98
14.27 Code 224, Post vacuum abnormal

1：No negative * Cross-head 1-1：Negative pressure 1-1：NA
pressure while screwdriver is found during the
vacuum step * Adjustable vacuum step.
wrench (Normal)
*M14 wrench 1-2：No negative 1-2：Check if V4 and V5 008-01001
pressure while the are function 008-01025
probability:★
vacuum pump is in correctly
operation.
(Abnormal)
1-3 check piping have 1-3：clean the piping and
water inside or loose locking piping
2：Leaking from * Observation 2-1：Negative pressure 2-1：NA

gasket is reached to preset
probability:★ value during the
vacuum step.
(Normal)
2-2：Negative pressure 2-2：Clean and wipe the 409-02022
is not reached to gasket with a soft (SA-260MB)
preset value during cloth; or replace 409-02020
the vacuum step. with a new gasket. (SA-300MB)
(Abnormal)
99
14.28 Code 230, Pressure too high

1：Visual inspect * Observation 1-1：The pressure of 1-1：NA
if the 134°C is within the
temperature range of 2.1 – 2.25
match with the bar(Normal)
pressure 1-2：Visual inspect that 1-2：Re-calibrate the
probability:★★ the temperature is autoclave under

not match with the room ambient
pressure (Refer to temperature and
“Saturated vapor then start a
pressure and program of 134 °C
temperature to see if it match
reference table”) with each other by
(Abnormal) referring to
Saturated vapor
pressure and
temperature
reference table.
100
14.29 Code 231, Pressure too low

1：Visual inspect * Observation 1-1：The pressure of 1-1：NA
if the 134°C is within the
temperature range of 2.1 – 2.25
match with the bar (Normal)
pressure 1-2：Visual inspect that 1-2：Re-calibrate the
probability:★★ the temperature is autoclave under

not match with the room ambient
pressure (Refer to temperature and
“Saturated vapor then start a
pressure and program of 134 °C
temperature to see if it match
reference table”) with each other by
(Abnormal) referring to
Saturated vapor
pressure and
temperature
reference table
101
14.30 Code 232, Dynamic pressure too high

1：pressure * Observation 1-1：No code 232 1-1：NA
transducer error * Multi-meter displayed during
probability:★★★ sterilization cycle.
(Normal)
1-2：Code 232 displayed 1-2：Replace a new 004-12002
during sterilization pressure
cycle. (Abnormal) transducer.
102
14.31 Code 233, Exhaust over time

*adjustable
something wrench obstructing in the
obstructing in filter(normal)
probability:★★★ obstructing in the clean water.
filter (abnormal)
2：Press *Observation 2-1：After pressing the 2-1：NA.
button (for 3 button it starts to
seconds), but exhaust water and
can not pressure. (normal)
exhaust the 2-2：After pressing the 2-2：There is something
water and EMERGENCY obstructing in the
pressure button, but can’t V2 Solenoid Valve
probability:★★ exhaust the water & or in the piping,
pressure clean it.
(abnormal)
solenoid valve *M14 wrench solenoid valve is
functioned or 3-2：Check the solenoid 3-2：Replace V2 008-01001
not? valve, V2, with a Solenoid Valve.
probability:★ wrench, whether it
is magnetizing after
pressing the
EMERGENCY
button. (abnormal)
4. Check V4 *Observation 4-1：The coil of V4 4-1：NA
*M14 wrench
solenoid valve solenoid valve is
functioned 4-2：The coil of V4 4-2：Replace V4 008-01001
solenoid valve is Solenoid Valve.
probability:★★★
not magnetic
(abnormal)
103
104
14.32 Code 240, Pre-heat over time

1：Is the heater *Multi-Meter 1-1：The program starts 1-1：NA.
broken or not? *adjustable
and heats normally.
wrench
probability:★★★★ *M5 socket (normal)
1-2：The heater is 1-2：Replace the heater. 009-01013
broken that caused (SA-260MB)
it can not heat up. 009-01012
Checking with a (SA-300MB)
Multi-Meter if there
is not any
resistance
measured
(abnormal).
2：Steam leakage * Observation 2-1：Steam does not 2-1：NA

from the door escape from the
probability:★★★ door or gasket.
(Normal)
2-2：Steam escape from 2-2：Wipe the gasket 409-02022
the door or gasket. with a soft cloth, or (SA-260MB)
There is dirt or replace a new 409-02020
crack on the gasket. (SA-300MB)
gasket. (Abnormal)
3： Leaking Pipe * Observation 3-1：No error displayed. 3-1：NA

*M14 wrench (Normal)
probability:★★ 3-2：Start a sterilization 3-2：Inspect and try to
program, heater is r-tighten the joint of
heating but cannot piping line.
into sterilization
step.(Abnormal)
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4：something *M14 wrench 4-1：No error displayed. 4-1：NA
obstructing in * Universal (Normal)
solenoid (Ill 3) pliers 4-2：Start a sterilization 4-2：Clean solenoid
probability:★★ program, heater is valve

heating but cannot
into sterilization
step.(Abnormal)
106
14.33 Code 242, Low temperature during sterilization step

1：S.S.R has no * Observation 1-1：The program 1-1：NA.
* Cross-Head
output started and heats
screwdriver
probability:★★ normally. (S.S.R.
indicator light is ON
during heating.)
(normal)
1-2： There is no output 1-2：Replace the S.S.R 004-03002
from S.S.R. during 004-03004
heating cycle, and
the LED indicator
on the S.S.R. is not
lighted-on.
(abnormal)
2：Is the heater * Multi-Meter 2-1：The program starts 2-1：NA.
broken or not? * adjustable
and heats normally.
wrench
* M5 socket (normal)
probability:★ 2-2：The heater is 2-2：Replace the heater 009-01013
broken that caused
it can not heat up.
Checking with a
Multi-Meter if there
is not any
resistance
measured
(abnormal).
3：Steam leakage * Observation 3-1：Steam does not 3-1：NA
from the door escape from the
door or gasket.
(Normal)
probability:★★★ 3-2：Steam escape from 3-2：Wipe the gasket 409-02022
the door or gasket. with a soft cloth, or (SA-260MB)
There is dirt or replace a new 409-02020
crack on the gasket. (SA-300MB)
gasket. (Abnormal)
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4： Leaking Pipe * Observation 4-1：No error displayed. 4-1：NA
*M14 wrench (Normal)
probability:★★ 4-2：Start a sterilization 4-2：Inspect and try to
program, heater is r-tighten the joint of
heating but cannot piping line.
into sterilization
step.(Abnormal)
108
14.34 Code 243, Temperature rise too fast

1：SSR2 function * Observation 1-1：Heater is heating 1-1：NA
correctly? after start a
probability:★★ sterilization
program, and S.S.R
output LED is
lighted. (Normal)
1-2：There is output 1-2：Replace a ne 004-03002
measured at the SSR2; if the error 004-03004
S.S.R, and the LED still exist after
indictor of the S.S.R replace a SSR2,
is not lighted. Note: than replace a new
SSR will be On/Off relay board.
intermediated
during the last 10 K
of the heating
stage. (Abnormal)
109
14.35 Code 246, Sterilization temperature over rang

1. SSR2 function * Observation 1-1：Heater is heating 1-1：NA
correctly? after start a
probability:★ sterilization
program, and S.S.R
output LED is
lighted. (Normal)
1-2：There is output 1-2：Replace a ne 004-03002
measured at the SSR2; if the error 004-03004
S.S.R, and the LED still exists after
indictor of the replace a SSR2,
S.S.R is not lighted. than replace a new
Note: SSR will be relay board.
On/Off
intermediated
during the last 10 K
of the heating
stage. (Abnormal)
110
14.36 Code 302, Air leakage error

1：Dirty on gasket * Observation 1-1：No error code 302 1-1：NA
displayed during Air
Leakage Test.
probability:★★★ (Normal)
1-2：Error code 302 1-2：Visual inspect if
displayed during Air there is any dirt on
Leakage Test. the gasket, If it is,
(Abnormal) then clean it with
soft cloth.
2：Crack of * Observation 2-1：No error code 302 2-1：NA
gasket displayed during Air
Leakage Test.
probability:★★ (Normal)
2-2：Error code 302 2-2：Replace a new 409-02022
displayed during Air gasket if it is crack.
Leakage Test. (SA-260MB)
(Abnormal) 409-02020
(SA-300MB)
3：Is exhaust * Observation 3-1：No error code 302 3-1：NA
water solenoid * M14 wrench displayed during Air
valve ‘V2’ Leakage Test.
obstructed by (Normal)
foreign objects 3-2：Error code 302 3-2：Clean solenoid
displayed during Air valve V2
Leakage Test.
probability:★
(Abnormal)
4：Pipe leaking * Observation 4-1：No error code 302 4-1：NA
* M14 wrench displayed during Air
Leakage Test.
probability:★★★ (Normal)
4-2：Error code 302 4-2：Check all piping
displayed during Air and junctions of the
Leakage Test. vacuum pump, and
(Abnormal) tighten them again.
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14.37 Code 304, Chamber temperature higher than 40℃
1：Chamber is * Observation 1-1：No error code 304 1-1：NA
hot or warm displayed during Air
probability:★★★ leakage test.
(Normal)
1-2：Error code 304 1-2：Wait until the
displayed during Air chamber is not hot
leakage test due to or warm.
the chamber
temperature higher
than 40℃.
(Abnormal)
112
14.38 Code 400, Low water level in the tank (Tank no water)
1：Sufficient * Observation 1-1：Water in the water 1.1：NA.
water in the tank is higher than
tank? (Ill 1) minimum level, and
probability:★★★★ adding water
function correctly.
(normal)
1-2：Water in the water 1-2：Add distilled water
tank is not enough
to make the water into the water tank
lever sensor to 80% capacity.
function.(abnormal)
2：”Auto add * Observation 2-1：Water in the water 2-1：NA
water” tank is higher than
function is minimum level, and
ON, but no adding water
water source function correctly.
is detected.(Ill (normal)
2) 2-2：Water in the water 2-2：Add distilled water
tank is insufficient into the water tank
probability:★★★★
to contact with the to 80% capacity.
water level sensor.
(abnormal)
2-3：Water source is 2-3：Replace a new 008-01008
supplying water but
no water in the valve if V6 valve is
water tank. not magnetic.
(abnormal)
3：”Auto add * Observation 3-1：Water in the water 3-1：NA
water” function * M12 tank is higher than
is ON, but no Wrench minimum level, and
water source is * Scouring pad adding water
detected.(Ill 3) function correctly.
(normal)
probability:★★★ 3-2：Dirt y or scale on 3-2：Clean the water 911-02018
the water sensor. sensor or replace a 911-02019
(abnormal) new set. 911-02020
Note: If the water level sensor is cleaned, the problem cannot be solved.
Please refer to “22. Water level detection system, level adjustment”
Section adjustments.
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14.39 Code 420, Low water level in the chamber

1：solenoid valve *Observation 1-1：After the ADD 2-1：NA.
WATER cycle
function *Cross-Head completed, the heat
normally screwdriver indicator is lighted
(ON) (normal)
probability:★★★ *M14 wrench
1-2：Check the solenoid 2-2：Replace V1 008-01008
valve, V1, with a Solenoid Valve.
wrench, whether it
is not magnetizing
during add-water
step. (abnormal)
2：tank and *Observation 2-1：There is nothing 2-1：NA.

obstructing in the
chamber *Run test water tank.(normal)
obstructed by
2-2：There is something 2-2：Remove the
something
obstructing in the obstructions.
water tank or
chamber.
probability:★★ (abnormal)
Note: If the water level sensor is cleaned, the problem cannot be solved.
Please refer to “22. Water level detection system, level adjustment”
Section adjustments.
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14.40 Code 520, SD card write error (SD error)

1：SD Lock * Observation 1-1：No error code 520 1-1：NA
protected displayed after start
probability:★★★ a program cycle.
(Normal)
1-2：SD card was in lock 1-2：Unlock the SD
position. card.
(abnormal)
2：memory full * Observation 2-1：No error code 520 2-1：NA

probability:★ a program cycle.
(Normal)
2-2：SD card is 2-2：Backup the
memory full contents of SD card
(abnormal) to other storage
medium if its
capacity is full.
3：SD damage * Observation 3-1：No error code 520 3-1：NA
probability:★ a program cycle.
(Normal)
3-2：SD cannot read or 3-2-1：Make sure that
write by autoclave the SD has been
or by a computer. formatted
(abnormal) according to the
operation
manual; replace a
new SD card if it
cannot be read or
write.
3-2-2 replace a SD PCB 916-02027
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14.41 Code 522, SD card format error

1：Wrong format * Observation 1-1：No error code 522 1-1: NA
*Card Reader displayed after start
probability:★★★ and a program cycle.
computer (Normal)
1-2：Error code 522 1-2: Format storage
displayed after start medium prior insert
a program cycle. into the sterilizer for
(abnormal) the first time. SD
card supports FAT
file system, and
SD/HC card support
FAT32 file system.
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14.42 Code 530, No printer paper (No paper)

1：No paper * Observation 1-1：No error code 530 1-1：NA
probability:★★★ a sterilization cycle.
(normal)
1-2：No printer paper. 1-2：Fill printer paper to 417-06003
(abnormal) the printer slot.
2：Print head * Observation 2-1：No error code 530 2-1：NA

error displayed after start
probability:★ a sterilization cycle.
(normal)
2-2：Printer paper is in 2-2：Replace a new 015-01002
position, but error printer head.
code 530 still Replace the printer 915-02019
displayed. with a new one.
(abnormal)
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14.43 Code 531, Printer error

1：Printer paper * Observation 1-1：No error code 531 1-1：NA
handler error displayed. (normal)
1-2：Error code 531 1-2：Check printer paper 015-01002
probability:★ displayed. handler had to
(abnormal) close. If it is close
have to replace
printer
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14.44 Code 533, Printer error (Time out)

1：print cable * Observation 1-1：No error code 533 1-1：NA
error displayed. (normal)
1-2：Error code 533 1-2：Visual inspect that 001-02020

probability:★ displayed. if there is any
(abnormal) damage or loosen
or bad contact to
the printer cable.
Re-connect or
replace the cable.
(Ill 1, Ill2)
2：printer error * Observation 1-1：No error code 533 2-1：NA
displayed. (normal)
probability:★
1-2：Error code 533 2-2：Replace the printer 915-02019
displayed. with a new one.
(abnormal)
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14.45 Code 600, Door open

1：Door is not * Observation 1-1：No error code 600 1-1：NA
close * Multi-meter displayed after .
probability:★★★ close the door and
start a program.
(normal)
1-2：Error code 600 1-2：Close the door and
displayed. turn the door knob
(abnormal) clockwise 90
degrees completely
2：Check DOOR * Observation 1-1：No error code 600 2-1：NA
SWITCH error * Multi-meter displayed after
probability:★★ close the door and
start a program.
(normal)
1-2：Error code 600 2-2：Check if the DOOR 003-05003
displayed. SWITCH is 003-05010
(abnormal) functioned correctly
by a multi-meter.
Replace a new
switch if the door
switch is error.
3：Check Relay *M3Socket 3-1：Error code 600 3-1：Replace relay 915-02026
Board *Cross-head displayed after board.
probability:★ screwdriver close the door and
start a program.
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15. Saturated vapor pressure and temperature reference
table
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16. Explosion Drawing
16.1 SA-260MB Explosion Drawing
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123
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17. Pipe Line
17.1 SA-260MB Pipe Line
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17.2 SA-300MB & SA-302MB Pipe Line
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18. Circuit Block Diagram
18.1 SA-260MB Circuit Block Diagram
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18.2 SA-300MB & SA-302MB Circuit Block Diagram
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19. Wiring Diagram
19.1 SA-260MB Wiring Diagram
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19.2 SA-300MB & SA-302MB Wiring Diagram
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20. Installation Plan
20-1 SA-260MB Installation Plan
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20-2 SA-300MB / SA-302MB Installation Plan
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21. Update Firmware
1. Prepare a laptop or desktop computer with a RS-232 port.

2. Sterilization equipment connection
For SA-260MB
Disconnect power supply and then open the enclosure of Sterilizer. Plug the cable,
designated type by the manufacturer, to JP13; be sure the direction of cable be
matched with the notch mark of JP13.
Connect the RS-232 cable to the communication port.
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For SA-300MB/SA-302MB
Disconnect power supply and then open the enclosure of printer.
Connect the RS-232 cable to the communication port.
3. Turn on the computer.

4. Click Device Manager to confirm a RS-232 port is correctly detected and set to
COM1.
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5. Open the file 7188xw.ini by using notepad or WordPad of Windows system, and
verify “C1” is correctly displayed as shown below. (C1 is the command as COM1)
6. Execute”7188xw.exe” file, turn Autoclave power on, a successful link message will
be shown as follow.
7. Press “ESC” 3 times to return to command window, a ”STURDY>” shall be prompt.

8. Press”F4” button on the computer to start update firmware.
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9. A command message “NewB>” will be shown on the computer, and the Autoclave
will restart automatically.
10. Once finish the above steps correctly, close the “7188xw.exe” file.
11. Turn off the Autoclave and then disconnect the cable.
12. End of updating work.
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22.Water level detection system, level adjustment
For error 400:

In the case that there's water in water tank, but it cannot be detected and result error
E400,
it's most likely that the customers are using pure water which has very low electricity
conduction.
That's why water level detection is not working normally.
Solution: Please adjust the "Variable Resistance" for water level detector(all 4 pcs need
to be adjusted in same way).
Please adjust it counterclockwise direction and by turning one graduation each time.
SOP:
1. Please add the water into water tank until it reaches low water level position.
2. Turn the "Variable Resistance"(all 4 of them) towards counterclockwise direction for

one graduation.(1 scale)
And, then run the cycle to see if error E400 will happen or not.
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If it can enter PV(Pre Vacuum) stage, please stop the cycle.
And, go to next step no. 3 directly.
If Error E400 happened, please repeat step no. 2 again.
3. Please add the water into water tank until it reaches high water level position.
Start the cycle again and check if Error E400 happened or not.
If Error E400 happened, please repeat step no. 2 again.
Otherwise, please go to step no. 4.
4. During the add water step, please check the water intake amount, should be
automatically stop at around half water tank.(higher than low water level)
If water intake continuously, then the detection failed. It requires re-adjustment.
Please repeat step no. 2 again.
5. (This step is testing the function of “auto add water” is normal or not)
a. Please add the water into water tank until it reaches the high water level position.
b. Please turn on "auto add water function" from the screen (we set if Off during
original setting).
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c. Then, start the cycle of MB, and check if V6 solenoid valve near water tank is
working (test with spanner has magnetic) or not.
(If water level detection is functioning well, there should be no movement (No magnetic).)
If V6 solenoid valve is working, then please go back to step 2 and repeat the adjustment.
If V6 solenoid valve has no movement, please go to step no. 4.(You may turn off the auto
add water function, if cycle working properly)
Note: When "Variable Resistance" is adjusted to the end, then water level detection will
fail.
It will detect water in there even there's really no water inside.
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Name Sturdy Autoclave Sterilizer
Model SA-260MB / SA-300MB / SA302MB
Manufacturer Sturdy Industrial Co. Ltd.
Address 168, Sec. 1, Zhongxing Rd., Wugu District,

New Taipei City, 24872, Taiwan
EC Representative APEX MEDICAL S.L.
Elcano 9, 6 ª planta 48008 Bilbao. Vizcaya
SPAIN
W3-41141-30-01
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Note: This autoclave must be earthed.

Caution: Do not place objects on top of the water intake cap.

Caution: DO NOT place any objects on the top of the sterilizer.

Caution: Always allow a minimum of 20 min. between each sterilization cycle.

Caution: Always keep the sterilizer clean.

Caution, consult instruction manual for use

Protective earth (ground)

Attention! Hot surface

Caution, risk of electric shock.

Disposal of Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE):

On, connection to the mains

Off, disconnection from the mains

Symbol Description Symbol Description

Fragile; handle with care Keep away from rain

B Lift off the top cover of the carton

C Remove the wall and the foam packaging inserts

D Carefully lift the sterilizer from the packaging base

- Move the equipment or rotate its direction;

5.2 Water Quality

Reference from： EN 13060 small steam sterilizers

Keep smooth tilt

End of pipeline Waste outlet

End of pipeline Blocked

Water Reservoir Cap

5.3.3 Connecting an external water supply system

CAUTION: Refer to Water Quality.

6.2 Description of the Sterilizer

Water Reservoir Cap

Water Reservoir Cap reservoir Cap

Water inlet Power

Figure 32 Rear View

Figure 33 Bottom View for SA-300MB/302MB

6.2.2 Definition of two reservoir (for SA-300MB/302MB)

Over temperature controller

Unlock button: Down button:

Connect to LCD for

T1: Connect to sensor

Connect to Solenoid Valve:

Cycle Program Description

This function allows the operator to define special sterilization cycle

Sterilization temp: 105-135℃,

Sterilization time: 1-60 minutes

WARNING: Users who define the parameters should take their

WARNING: Users who define the parameters should take their

Note: SA-260MB Pre-Vacuum 4 Times, SA-300MB/SA-302MB Pre-Vacuum 5 Times

-0.80 bar T15

PV1- PV4 Vacuum stage (Air removal stage) T0-T1，T2-T3，T4-T5，

Test Program Standard Sterilization Program

1) Leakage Test 1) Unwrapped / Wrapped 121°C

2) Helix Test 2) Unwrapped / Wrapped 134°C

Press “Enter” Button to start vacuum

Storing data on to SD card, and printing data

LIQUID (Optional) Setting

Sterilization Temp: 105-135 ºC

Press “Enter” Button to start vacuum

Add Water and Heating

Storing data on to SD card, and printing data

Locate the sterilization items and close door; insert a SD card.

Dry only Customization Setting

Without Pre-vacuum With Pre-vacuum

Sterilization Temp: Sterilization Temp: 119-135°C