Technician Manual

Pre-vacuum B-class Steam Sterilizer

Models ELARA9-D, ELARA11-D, ELARA9-i,
ELARA11-i

Cat. No. MAN205-0498000EN Rev. H

Tuttnauer Europe B.V.,
Hoeksteen 11 4815 PR P.O. Box 7191 4800 GD Breda,
The Netherlands  Tel: 31 (0) 765423510,  Fax: 31 (0) 765423540
https://tuttnauer.com/
 Table of Contents

Paragraph Page No.

1 General Information 5
1.1 Introduction 5
1.2 Intended Use 6
1.3 Incoming Inspection 6
1.4 Warranty 6
1.5 Warranty Statement 7
2 Technical Data 8
2.1 Specifications 8
2.2 Generator Steam Data (ELARA-D models) 9
2.3 Autoclave Electrical Data 9
2.4 Utilities 9
2.5 Environment Emission Information 10
2.6 Construction 10
2.7 Stickers Description 11
2.8 Stickers map 12
2.9 Operating Conditions 12
2.10 Directives and Standards 13
2.11 Water Quality 14
2.12 Overall Dimensions: ELARA9-D/ELARA9-i 15
2.13 Overall Dimensions: ELARA11-D/ELARA11-i 16
2.14 Front view 17
2.15 Rear View (ELARA-D models) 18
2.16 Rear View (ELARA-i models) 19
3 Safety 20
3.1 Safety features 20
3.2 Safety Instructions 20
4 Installation 22
4.1 Lifting and carrying 22
4.2 Unpacking the autoclave 23
4.3 Installation preparations 23
4.4 Placing the Autoclave 24
4.5 Connections to Utility Supplies 24
4.6 Operating the autoclave 24
5 Tests 26
5.1 Installation Tests 26
5.2 Periodical Tests 26
5.3 First Operation 27
6 Description of the Control System 28
6.1 Block Diagram of Hardware Components 28
6.2 Application System Architecture 28
6.3 Description of the programmable component: 29
6.4 Control system hardware components 31

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7 Control Panel 35
7.1 Keypad 36
7.2 Data Center 37
7.3 Displayed Error Messages / Symbols 38
7.4 Displayed operational messages / Symbols 38
8 Screens 40
8.1 Screens showing a successfully completed cycle 40
8.2 Screens showing aborted cycles after a completed sterilization stage 41
8.3 Screens showing a Failure occurrence after a completed sterilization stage ......... 42
8.4 Screens showing a failed cycle: 42
8.5 Screens showing a failure because of a Heat Time Error 43
9 Checking and Changing Parameters And Other Data 45
9.1 Browsing through the Menus 45
9.2 Changing a Parameter 46
9.3 Quick Options Screen 48
9.4 Export to USB 49
9.5 Print Cycles (Printer is Optional) 51
9.6 Version Information 52
9.7 Start Cycle By Clock 52
9.8 Set Date and Time 54
9.9 Logging in and Entering the Main Menu 54
9.10 Directories and Subdirectories 56
9.11 System Parameters 59
9.12 Print Rate All (Printer is Optional) 59
9.13 Print Rate Sterilization (Printer is Optional) 59
9.14 Screen Saver 60
9.15 Cycle Print Gap (Printer is Optional) 60
9.16 Inputs/Outputs 60
9.17 View Digital Inputs State 61
9.18 View digital outputs state 61
9.19 Test Digital Outputs 61
9.20 View Analog Inputs State 61
9.21 Analog Inputs Calibration 61
9.22 Maintenance 62
9.23 Export Gain Offset to USB 63
9.24 Reset Atmospheric Pressure 63
9.25 Test RTC 64
9.26 Printer Test (Printer is Optional) 65
9.27 Print all Gain and Offset (Printer is Optional) 65
9.28 Advanced Options 66
9.29 Enable/Disable Cycles 67
9.30 Set Language 67
9.31 Set Temperature Units 68
9.32 Set Pressure Units 69
9.33 Duplicate Cycles 69
9.34 Delete Custom Cycles 71
9.35 Set external IP address 72
9.36 Version Handling 72
9.37 Import Application from USB 73

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 9.38 Import all Settings from USB Device 73
9.39 Import Application and Setting from USB 74
9.40 Return to Factory Default Settings 74
9.41 Cycle Parameters 75
9.42 Temperature Sensors 77
9.43 Displayed Inputs 77
9.44 Create Pulse 78
9.45 Stabilize 80
9.46 Heating 81
9.47 Sterilization 81
9.48 Exhaust 82
9.49 Drying 82
9.50 Change the parameter as desired. 83
9.51 Ending 84
9.52 Global 84
10 Preliminary Operations for Each Technician Call 87
11 Replacing and Maintenance Procedures 89
11.1 Draining the Reservoirs 89
11.2 Safety tests after repair 90
11.3 Dismantling the Outer Cover of the Autoclave 91
11.4 Emergency Door Opening 92
11.5 Replacing the jacket heating elements (ELARA-D models only) 94
11.6 Replacing the PT100 Temperature Sensor and cut –off thermostat of the jacket
heater (ELARA-D models only) 95
11.7 Replacing the Water Reservoir Water Level Electrodes 96
11.8 Replacing the water filling pipe (ELARA-D models). 98
11.9 Replacing the water filling pipe. 98
11.10 Replacing the Door Cover 99
11.11 Replacing the door closing safety microswitch 100
11.12 Replacing the main switch/ circuit breaker 101
11.13 Replacing the Air Filter 102
11.14 Replacing the Solid State Relay (SSR) 103
11.15 Replacing the Transformer. 104
11.16 Replacing the fuse of the transformer 104
11.17 Replacing the Safety Valve 105
11.18 Replacing the steam generator heating elements 107
11.19 Replacing the steam generator cut-off thermostat 107
11.20 Replacing and cleaning the generator’s water level electrode 108
11.21 Replacing the Drain Valve 109
11.22 Replacing the door gasket 111
11.23 Replacing the Control system Front Panel 113
11.24 Replacing the Printer Door (If Available) 114
11.25 Replacing the Door Handle 115
11.26 Replacing the Plastic Handle Cover 115
11.27 Replacing the Printer (If Available) 116
11.28 Replacing the paper roll (If Available) 118
11.29 Replacing the Door Locking safety Microswitch 119
11.30 Replacing the water pump 122
11.31 Replacing Plunger or Coil of the Solenoid Valve 123

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 11.32 Replacing the internal PT100 (ELARA-I models only) 123
11.33 Replacing the Chamber and Generator Pressure Transducers 124
11.34 Replacing the pressostat 126
11.35 Replacing the door locking solenoid 127
11.36 Replacing the internal PT100 129
11.37 Replacing the Water Filter 130
11.38 Replacing the Vacuum Pump 131
12 Troubleshooting 133
13 List of Spare Parts 141
14 Pressure vs Temperature for Saturated Steam 165
15 Drawings 172
15.1 Piping Diagrams (ELARA-D) 172
15.2 Piping Diagram (ELARA-i) 175
15.3 Electric Diagram (ELARA-D) 177
15.4 Electric Diagram (ELARA-i) 185

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1 General Information

Caution!
Read the Operating Instructions carefully, before beginning any
operation on the autoclave!

1.1 Introduction

This autoclave model is an electrically heated sterilizer using steam as a

sterilizing agent.
The autoclave is designed as Type B in accordance with EN13060.
ELARA-D is equipped with the steam generator. ELARA-i uses water
heaters to create steam inside the chamber.

This model is a pre-vacuum sterilizer having the following features;

 An air removal stage (pre-vacuum), before starting the sterilizing stage.

 A post-sterilization drying phase, based on the combined operation of
heat and vacuum with air inlet pulses.
There are the following safety devices installed in the autoclave to
optimize its safe operation:
 Two safety cut-off thermostats to prevent over-heating of upper (jacket)
and the lower heating elements.
 One safety pressure valve to prevent over pressurizing the chamber and
one for the generator.
 Two door switches that indicate that the door is closed and locked.
Without this indication, the cycle does not start.
 A digital display is used for monitoring and control purposes. This device
displays the pressure in kPa, psia or psig, according to the operator’s
needs.
 Temperature can be displayed in either °F or °C according to the
operator’s needs.
The advantages of the pre-vacuum sterilizer are as follows:
 Removal of residual air from packs and porous load and most kinds of
tubes (rubber, plastic etc.) by vacuum at the first stage of the cycle.
 More efficient steam penetration into the load; assuring effective
sterilization.
 Improved temperature uniformity throughout the chamber.
 Better drying of materials due to the vacuum achieved in the chamber
during the drying cycle.
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 The printer (optional) prints the preset and actual parameters of the
cycle (temperature, time and pressure/vacuum).

Warning
Only technical personnel having proper qualifications and holding
technical documentation (including a Technician Manual) and
adequate information are authorized to install and service the
apparatus.

1.2 Intended Use

This table-top autoclave is designed for sterilization of medical and

surgical goods such as unwrapped and wrapped, solid, hollow, porous
products and tubes in ophthalmic, dental and medical clinics, first aid
rooms, small laboratories etc.

1.3 Incoming Inspection

Upon receiving your Tuttnauer Autoclave, carefully inspect the outside

of the shipping carton for signs of damage. If any damage to the carton
is found, note the location with respect to the autoclave and check that
area of the autoclave carefully once it is fully unpacked. Observe
packing method and retain packing materials until the unit has been
inspected. Mechanical inspection involves checking for signs of physical
damage such as: scratched panel surfaces, broken knobs, etc.

If any damage is found, contact your dealer as soon as possible so

that they can file a claim with the shipping carrier and also notify
Tuttnauer.
All Tuttnauer products are carefully inspected prior to shipment, and all
reasonable precautions are taken in preparing them for shipment, to
assure safe arrival at their destination.
Note: Lifting and carrying should always be done by two people.

1.4 Warranty

We certify that this autoclave is guaranteed to be free from defects in

material and workmanship for one year against faulty components and
assembly.

This warranty does not include routine cleaning and preventive

maintenance to be performed according to instructions in sec. 12.1
(Preventive and Scheduled Maintenance).

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 Tuttnauer warrantees all new autoclaves for a period of one full year,
covering both parts and labor. This one year warranty covers defects in
materials and workmanship on every part in the autoclave except the
HEPA filter and the door gasket.
This warranty does not apply to any autoclave that has been subjected
to misuse, neglect, accident or improper installation or application, nor
shall it extend to autoclaves that have been repaired or altered outside
the factory without prior authorization from Tuttnauer.
Tuttnauer’s obligation is limited to the repair or replacement of parts for
the autoclave. This warranty will be void if the unit is not purchased from
an authorized Tuttnauer dealer. No other warranties or obligations are
expressed or implied.
The Autoclave should not be used in a manner not described in
this manual!

1.5 Warranty Statement

The warranty registration must be completed and returned to our service

departments; within fourteen (14) days of purchase or the warranty will be
void. Our European Representative’s Technical Service Department can be
reached at:

 Tuttnauer Europe B.V., Hoeksteen 11 4815 PR P.O. Box 7191 4800

GD Breda, The Netherlands
 Tel: 31 (0) 765423510,  Fax: 31 (0) 765423540, Email:
[email protected]

Note: If there is any difficulty with this autoclave, and the solution is not
covered in this manual, contact our representative or us first. Do not
attempt to service this autoclave yourself. Describe the difficulty as
clearly as possible so we may be able to diagnose the problem and
provide a prompt solution.
Send along a copy of the last printout for our inspection. If replacement
parts are needed, stipulate the model and serial number of the machine.
No autoclaves will be accepted for repair without proper authorization
from us. All transportation charges must be paid both ways by the
owner.

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2 Technical Data
2.1 Specifications

Property ELARA9-D/ ELARA11-D/

ELARA9-i ELARA9-i
Chamber Diameter 230 mm 280 mm
Chamber Depth 430 mm 504 mm
Chamber volume 19.8 lit 28.5 lit.
Max. Allowable Working Pressure 2.8 bar 2.8 bar
(MAWP)
Maximum load per item 0.2kg 0.2kg
Maximum load per tray 1.5kg for 1.5kg for unwrapped
unwrapped instruments, 0.8kg for
instruments, 0.8kg wrapped instruments
for wrapped
instruments
Maximum solid load 5.0kg for 7.0kg (ELARA-i
unwrapped models) or 8.0kg
instruments, 2.5kg (ELARA-D models)
for wrapped for unwrapped
instruments instruments, 4.5kg for
wrapped instruments
Maximum textile load 1kg 1.5kg
Tray dimensions 44.2 x 17.3 x 1.9 44.2 x 17.3 x 1.9
No. of trays 4 6
Net weight (ELARA-D models) 62.15 71.7kg
Net weight (ELARA-i models) 55kg. 65kg
Mineral- Max. water volume 6.6lit
free water
Min. water volume 2.6lit.
reservoir
Used Max. water volume 5.2lit.
(waste)
water
reservoir
Safety relief valve 28 PSI

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2.2 Generator Steam Data (ELARA-D models)

Property Value
Max. working pressure 3 BarG
Safety relief valve 5 Bar

2.3 Autoclave Electrical Data

Property ELARA-D ELARA-i

Total Power 2200W 1800W
Voltage 1Ph / 230 VAC 1 Ph / 230 VAC
Amperage 10A 9A
Protection against electrical Class I (IEC 60601-1) Class I (IEC 60601-1)
shock
Mains supply fluctuation +/- 10% +/- 10%
Frequency (Hz) 50Hz 50Hz

2.4 Utilities

Property Value
Mineral free water See table in 2.11
Power supply * 1 phase, /230VAC ±10%, 50Hz
Recommended circuit
15A
breaker

* According to the local network.

Cautions!
In order to avoid any injury by electrical hazard, it is recommended that a
ground fault protection device (GFCI) be installed in the electrical panel
feeding the autoclave (local codes may make this mandatory).
The electrical network must comply with local rules or regulations.
Verify that there is an easy access to the main power switch and to the
current leakage safety relay (GFCI). The voltage supplied to the device
must comply with the label ± 5%.
A switch or circuit-breaker must be included in the building installation.
This switch or circuit-breaker shall be in close proximity to the
equipment, within easy reach of the operator; and marked as the
disconnecting device for the equipment.

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2.5 Environment Emission Information

1. The peak sound level generated by the autoclave is 65dBa with

background noise of 48 dBa.
2. The total heat per hour transmitted by the autoclave is <200Wh.

2.6 Construction

 The main parts of the autoclave are made of materials as indicated

below:
 Chamber is built of stainless steel 316 L.
 Door is made of stainless steel 316.
 Trays are made of stainless steel 304.
 Water reservoir is made of polyethylene.
 Door handle and door cover are made of hard plastic material, which is
safe to touch and thermo-insulated.

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2.7 Stickers Description

Symbol Meaning Part Number Location

Pour distilled water into the LAB048-0355 Near the mineral-free
reservoir through the opening water reservoir cover
on top of the autoclave until it
reaches 1" below the bottom of
the base of the safety valves*
Caution! Hot LAB048-0058 Near the safety valve
steam.

LAB048-0039 Near the waste water

reservoir cover*.

Caution! LAB048-0024 2 Stickers: one near the

Consult Power switch and one
accompany on the front door upper-
ing left corner
documents
To avoid LAB048-0446 In the middle of the door
damages
during
installation
remove all the
packaging
material from
the chamber
immediately
after turning
the machine
on.

* D models only

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2.8 Stickers map

Don't pour water

into this reservoir

Pour distilled water into the reservoir

through the opening on top of the
autoclave until it reaches 1" below
the bottom of the base of the safety
valves

2.9 Operating Conditions

This device is for indoor use only!

The sterilizer should be loaded only with autoclavable material!
Minimum room ventilation shall be 10 cycles per hour
The environment shall not exceed an ambient temperature range of
41ºF-104ºF (5ºC-40ºC) and a relative humidity of 85% respectively.
The operation altitude shall not be over 6500 feet (2000 meters)
(ambient pressure shall not be lower than 80 kPa (11.6 psia)).
Operate the autoclave only in the manner specified in the manual. If the
equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, the
protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.

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 Caution!
Waste water should be brought into the public net in accordance
with the local rules or requirements

2.10 Directives and Standards

Every autoclave meets the provisions of the following Directives and is

in compliance with the following Standards:

Tuttnauer. Ltd. company meets the provisions of the following standards:

ISO 13485:2003 (Quality Systems for Medical Devices)
ISO 9001:2008 (Quality Systems)
MDD 93/42/EEC (Medical Device Directive)
Tuttnauer. Ltd. company also works in conjunction with and refers to:

ANSI/AAMI ST55 American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Section VIII, Division 1, for unfired pressure vessels.
EN 13060 Small Steam Sterilizers.
UL UL 61010-1
PED 97/23EEC
IEC IEC 61010-2-040 Safety
ISO 17665-1:2006 (Validation and Routine Control)

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2.11 Water Quality

The distilled or mineral-free water supply shall be according to the table below:

Physical Characteristics and Maximum acceptable contaminants levels in

water or steam, for steam generator and sterilizers

Contaminants in Contaminants in
water supplied to condensate at steam inlet
generator/chamber to sterilizer
Evaporate residue ≤ 10 mg/l N/A
Silicate (SiO2) ≤ 1 mg/l ≤ 0.1 mg/l
Iron ≤ 0.2mg/l ≤ 0.1mg/l
Cadmium ≤ 0.005 mg/l ≤ 0.005 mg/l
Lead ≤ 0.05 mg/l ≤ 0.05 mg/l
Rest of heavy metals
except iron, ≤ 0.1 mg/l ≤ 0.1 mg/l
cadmium, lead
Chloride (Cl) ≤ 2 mg/l ≤ 0.1 mg/l
Phosphate (P2O5) ≤ 0.5 mg/l ≤ 0.1 mg/l
Conductivity (at
3 to 15 µs/cm ≤ 3 µs/cm
25°C)
pH value (degree of
5 to 7.5 5 to 7
acidity)
Hardness (Σ ions of
≤ 0.02 mmol/l ≤ 0.02 mmol/l
alkaline earth)
Appearance Colorless, clean, without sediments

Compliance with the above data should be tested in accordance with

acknowledged analytical methods, by an authorized laboratory.
Attention:
The use of water for autoclaves that do not comply with the table
above may have severe impact on the working life of the sterilizer
and can invalidate the manufacturer’s guarantee.
Use only deionized water, having a maximum conductivity of 15
µs/cm. Conductivity greater than 15 µs/cm may cause failures.

Tap water supply

The range of hardness value 0.7-2.0 mmol/l (70- 200 mg/l CaCO3)
The use of soft water is strictly forbidden!
Please consult a water specialist!

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2.12 Overall Dimensions: ELARA9-D/ELARA9-i

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2.13 Overall Dimensions: ELARA11-D/ELARA11-i

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 2.14 Front view

1 2 3 4 5 6

12
11 9

13

10
14

No. Description No. Description

1 Door switches 8 Ventilation grill
2 Autoclave door 9 On/ off switch / circuit breaker
3 Autoclave cover 10 Keypad
4 Mineral-free water reservoir cover 11 Printer cover
5 Steam generator (ELARA-D models 12 Autoclave Leg
only) and cChamber (ELARA-D and
ELARA-i) and steam generator
(ELARA-D models only) safety valves
6 Waste water reservoir cover 13 USB connection
7 Display 14 Printer (optional)

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2.15 Rear View (ELARA-D models)

2
8

3 9

10
4

11
5

6 7

No. Description No. Description

1 Mineral-free water reservoir 7 Automatic water filling inlet
cover (optional)
2 Waste water reservoir cover 8 RJ45 network connector
3 Ventilation grills 9 Jacket cut-off
4 Air filter service cover 10 Generator cut-off (ELARA-D
models only)
5 Opening for calibration/ 11 Main power electric cable socket
validation.
6 Overflow outlet to drain

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2.16 Rear View (ELARA-i models)

2
7

3 8

9
4

10

11

5 6

No. Description No. Description

1 Mineral-free water reservoir cover 7 RJ45 network connector
2 Waste water reservoir cover 8 Jacket cut-off
3 Ventilation grills 9 Chamber cut-off
4 Air filter service cover 10 Main power electric cable socket
5 Overflow outlet to drain 11 Water inlet (optional)
6 Steam Outlet Strainer

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3 Safety
Never use the autoclave to sterilize corrosive products (acids, bases, or
phenols) volatile compounds or solutions (ethanol, methanol or
chloroform), or radioactive substances.

3.1 Safety features

The pressure vessel chamber door has the following features protecting
personnel from hazards:

 Two door switches that indicate that the door is closed and locked.
Without this indication, the cycle does not start.
 An electrical door locking pin that blocks door opening during operation.
Note: The door cannot be opened if the chamber is too hot.

There are the following safety devices installed in the autoclave to

optimize its safe operation:

 Safety thermostats/thermostats, to prevent over-heating of the steam

generator (D models) and the chamber.
 Safety pressure valves/valves to prevent over-pressurizing the steam
generator (D models) or the chamber.

3.2 Safety Instructions

 All new autoclave users must undergo a period of training in proper

usage under an experienced employee.
 Before use, check inside the autoclave chamber to ensure that no items
have been left from the previous cycle.
 Load trays in such a way as to allow steam to move freely among all
items.
 When sterilizing plastic materials, make sure that the item can withstand
sterilization temperature. Plastic that melts in the chamber is liable to
cause a great deal of damage.
 On closing the device door, make sure it is properly locked before
activating. Verify that DOOR OPEN symbol is replaced by the
message "System Ready".
 Verify once again that you have chosen the appropriate sterilization
program.
 Open the door slowly to allow steam to escape and wait 1 minute before
you remove the load.
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 When removing the trays it is recommended to use the tray handle or
wear heat resistant gloves.
 Once a month, ensure that the safety valve is operating.
 A certified inspector must perform a periodic pressure chamber safety
test according to the local regulations.
 Once a year, or more frequently, effectiveness tests must be performed,
i.e., calibration and validation.
 Make sure there are no leaks, breaks, blockages, whistles or strange
noises.
 Perform maintenance operations as instructed. The owner of the
autoclave is responsible to perform the maintenance operations.
 Notify the person in charge immediately of any deviation from the
normal functioning of the device.
 Protective equipment and clothes and other safety instructions should
be implemented in accordance with local and national regulations and/or
rules!

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4 Installation

Caution!
The installation and all operations described in this chapter must
be done only by an authorized technician.
The sterilizer must be placed on a rigid and leveled surface. The
stand must be able to withstand the load of the device and loaded
material.

Property ELARA9- ELARA11-

D/ELARA9- D/ELARA11-
i i
Counter top able to 70 kg 85 kg
support a minimum
of (155 lb) (188 lb)

Minimum Counter 51cm x 56cm x

dimensions (W x D) 63cm 63cm
(20” x 25”) (22” x 25”)

4.1 Lifting and carrying

Caution!
Before moving the autoclave, Make sure that the electric cord is
disconnected from the power, and there is no pressure in the
chamber or in the generator.
Attention! The pressure of the generator (ELARA-D models) does
not decrease immediately when the equipment is turned off. Wait
approx. ½ an hour to verify that the pressure decreased to
atmospheric pressure.

1. Disconnect the power supply cord.

2. Drain the water from both reservoirs.

To avoid injuries, lifting and carrying should be done with at least two
persons or by using a fork-lift or any other mechanical aid.
Do not drop the device!

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4.2 Unpacking the autoclave

Unpack the autoclave and inspect for mechanical damage upon receipt.
Observe packing method and retain packing materials until the unit has
been inspected. Mechanical inspection involves checking for signs of
physical damage such as: scratched panel surfaces, broken knobs, etc.
To avoid injuries, lifting and carrying of the autoclave should be done
with at least two persons or by using a fork-lift or any other mechanical
aid.

4.3 Installation preparations

1. Check and verify that the counter carrying the autoclave is a rigid and
leveled surface and can carry a load of 225 lb (102kg).

Attention: The ELARA11D/ELARA11-i is not designed for use on

any standard slide out shelf. If it is necessary to use a slide out
shelf, it must be tested and/or rated for 225 Lbs or more.

2. Check and verify that the counter dimensions are, at least, 22” wide x
24” deep (55cm x 63.5cm).
3. Keep the back and the sides of the autoclave approximately 4” (10 cm)
away from the wall to allow ventilation and facilitate the device
disconnection.
4. If placed in a cabinet, verify that the rear of the cabinet is open to allow
ventilation.
Note: Insufficient space for ventilation may result in an increase of the
autoclave's temperature that may cause a malfunction or damage the
instrument.

5. It is recommended that enough space be left around the autoclave to

give a technician access for servicing the machine.
6. Check and verify that the room ventilation is 10 cycles per hour
minimum.
7. Check and verify that the ambient temperature range is 41°F - 104°F
(5ºC-40ºC), it is preferable not to exceed 86°F (30ºC).
8. Check and verify that the ambient relative humidity does not exceed
85%
9. To update the atmospheric pressure in the autoclave, keep the
chamber's door open for approx. 5 minutes. The system will be updated
automatically.

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4.4 Placing the Autoclave

Keep all the sides of the autoclave approximately 3” (75.2 mm) away
from the wall to allow ventilation.
If placed in a cabinet, verify that the rear of the cabinet is open to allow
ventilation.
Insufficient space for ventilation may result in an increase of the
autoclave's temperature that may damage the instrument.
It is recommended that enough space be left around the autoclave to
give a technician access for servicing the machine.

4.5 Connections to Utility Supplies

1. Check and verify that the power supply is a 1 phase, 230Vac ±10%,
50/60Hz (as appropriate), 15A supply.
2. Check and verify grounding of the autoclave.
3. Check and verify that the electrical net is protected with a current
leakage safety relay.

4.6 Operating the autoclave

1. Plug the power cord into the power socket.

2. Turn on the Main Switch / Circuit Breaker (see front view).
3. Select "Vacuum Test" cycle to keep the steam generator and heating
elements from heating up.
4. Setng time and date (See instruction in the user manual).
5. Adjust the atmospheric pressure according to the altitude of the
autoclave (See 9.24 reset atmospheric pressure)
6. Fill the Mineral Free Water Reservoir with water meeting the quality
specs in sec. 2.11 with water (see "Filling the Mineral-Free Water
Reservoir" in the Operation and maintenance manual) as follows: Fill
with 6 liters of mineral free water by pouring it into the front reservoir fill
opening at the top of the machine or through the front funnel (see front
view).
Note: one filling is enough for 3-4 cycles
7. Open the door of the autoclave and remove the trays and the packaging
material.
8. Insert a paper roll in the printer (if available), if you have one in your
configuration (see printer handling chapter of the user manual).
9. Close the door and perform a Vacuum Test. If the test fails perform
another test since the fail may be a result of moisture in the air. If the
second test fails it may be necessary to run Program 2 with the long
drying cycle to remove any excess moisture that is causing the test to
fail.

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10. If the Vacuum Test is successful then select the B&D Test cycle.
11. At this stage the chamber and steam generator will be heating up. It will
take approximately 15 minutes (from selecting the B&D Test).
12. While waiting for the unit to heat up explain and instruct the operator as
follows (use the operation manual as reference):

 Operation principles of the autoclave.

 Preparation for sterilizing instruction including loading instructions.
 Intended use of each cycle.
 Selecting a cycle.
 Water filling method.
 Displayed error and operational messages.
 Monitoring and changing parameters.
 Printer handling.
 Maintenance instructions

13. Perform a B&D test with a chemical indicator.

14. The operator shall perform a cycle under supervision of the technician.

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5 Tests
5.1 Installation Tests

The service technician shall perform the following preliminary checks

before operating the autoclave:

a. Integrity Check
Perform a visual check to verify that there are no dents, scratches,
broken parts, etc.
b Leveling Check
Check (visual check) that the surface carrying the autoclave is leveled.
c. Leakage current test
Check the precise operation of the earth leakage relay.
d. Continuity Check
Check the continuity of the grounding connection.

At this stage operate the autoclave and continue with the tests:
e. Safety Check
Check the safety elements; safety valve and the door locking
mechanisms.
f. Programs Check
Run basic programs of the autoclave to verify that the cycle operates
and there are is no leakage.
g. Validation
Validate the sterilization cycles, taking in consideration the interface of
packaging/goods/autoclave.

After the above steps are performed, the autoclave is ready for
operation.

5.2 Periodical Tests

Period Test
1 month Test the safety valve by operating it.
Remove the autoclave’s cover, tighten the heaters’
6 months screws and electrical connections, valves and
connectors in the control box.
Check the continuity of the grounding connections.
Year
Check the temperature and pressure calibration.

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 Perform validation of the autoclave.
Check the precise operation of the earth leakage
relay.
Check that the autoclave is leveled.
Check the safety elements; safety valve, safety and
cut-off thermostats door locking mechanisms.
Run basic programs of the autoclave and check the
operation sequences, the sterilization parameters etc.
Check the water reservoir, piping, plastic parts and
electric wires.
Check and tighten the piping joints to avoid leakage.
Check and tighten all screw connections in the control
box, heaters and valves and instrumentation.
Calibrate the temperature and pressure once a year
or in reference to local rules or regulations (refer to
the section on Calibration).
5 years Observe the closing device for excessive wear
Check the door gasket
Safety tests (pressure vessel, efficiency, electrical) shall be
performed in accordance with local rules or regulations, by an
authorized inspector.
Only an authorized technician shall perform the 6-months and yearly
tests!

5.3 First Operation

1. Plug the power cord into the power socket.

2. Turn on the On/ off Switch / Circuit Breaker (see front view).
3. For ELARA-D models only: select "Vacuum Test" cycle to keep the
steam generator and heating elements from heating up.
4. Fill the Mineral-Free Water Reservoir with water meeting the quality
specified in 2.11 (see Filling the Mineral-Free Water Reservoir in the
Operation and maintenance manual) as follows: Fill with 4 liters of
mineral free water by pouring it into the front reservoir fill opening at the
top of the machine or through the front funnel (see front view).
5. Set the atmospheric pressure (See 9.24) parameter
6. Set date and time (see 9.8 ).
7. Insert a paper roll into the printer (if available, see printer chapter of the
Operation and maintenance manual).
8. Wait until symbol (low jacket temperature) disappears. It may take
up to 10-15 minutes.

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6 Description of the Control System
6.1 Block Diagram of Hardware Components

Main board

24/12 - CPU +memory- Backup power input

VDC I/O Board
-MCIMX27LVOP4A+MC13783VK5 24/12
Input VDC CPU- STM32F103R6T6
- R.T.C (including Battery) Input
-24 Digital Outputs
M41T81SM6E
COM1 -2 Analog outputs
(RS232) - Memory card expansion -9 Digital inputs
MAX323
2CSE+
MT46H32M16LFBF- - 4
Printer 6:B+EPM570F256C5+S71WS256PD0HF3SR Anal
0C+K9F1G08ROB-JIB000 og
Input
s 4-
Graphic Display 3.5" Keypad Ethernet
Am79C874
20m
VD USB Memory A
socket - 6
ISP1504ABS
Anal
og
input
s
6.2 Application System Architecture Tem
p
The system is divided into three main sections (dll) pt10
0
1. GUI – holds all the Human Machine interface including the main
-3 Inputs water level
application screen and all the configuration screens which enable the
user to handle the machine.
2. Logic – holds all the application logic for running the machine.
3. Utilities – Holds general functionality which is used by the logic section
and the GUI section e. g: converting function for displaying different
pressure or temperature units type, languages etc.

GUI LOGIC UTILITY

Mapping of the software to the hardware – see 6.1. The Hardware

architecture is based on Freescale i.MX27 PDK Evaluation Board.

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6.3 Description of the programmable component:

User Interface
 Keypad: The keypad has three push buttons:
o Down key
o Up key
o Start/stop key

Display: The control system has 3.2 " color graphical display.

USB socket: The USB socket is intended to load cycles' history from
flash a memory (disk on key). The received file is in txt format that can
be loaded onto a PC.

Inputs and Outputs

Analog inputs

Analog
Description JP
inputs
PT100-1 PT-100 Chamber Temperature J2
4-20mA main chamber pressure
Pressure 1 J7/1
control
Electrode 1 Water level chamber control 1 J11/1

Digital inputs

Digital Inputs Description JP

Door 1 closed Indicate door 1 closed J12/1
Door1 open Indicate to command to close /
J12/6
switch open Door1
Distilled water
Indicate distilled water supply J12/3
supply

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 Digital outputs

Digital
Description JP
Outputs
SSR that operates the chamber
Chamber heat J13/6
heaters
Water pump
Option , relay that operates the
valve (ELARA- J13/10
water pump valve
D only)
slow exhaust slow exhaust valve J14/6
Fast exhaust Fast exhaust valve J14/8

Actuators
The control system operates electrical valves (solenoids), pumps, etc…

On / off switch
A Rocker Switch 250V AC, 16A

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6.4 Control system hardware components
The hardware is consisted of cards: MAIN and IO

Main card

Ethernet SD Keypad Connector Battery Power Supply

Connector Not in use Connector to IO Board Analog inputs Connector
Inputs (24V DC)

+ -

USB Connector to Connector to

Connector LCD display printer

 Operating system (MAIN card)

The Operating system is Microsoft Windows CE version 6. The code to
the Operating system is supplied by Microsoft. The connection code
between the Operating system and the hardware components (BST –
Board Support Package) is supplied by FreeScale. Minimum suitability
for this "Tuttnauer" project is performed in this code.

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 Development tools (MAIN card)
The software develop environment is on Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
that includes the Microsoft Platform Builder for Windows CE 6.0. The
specific Tuttnauer system application is written in C Sharp.net on
Microsoft Compact Framework.net

IO Card

Analog inputs ports

Analog inputs Pressure (4-
Digital Connection to
20mA)
outputs MAIN Board
Analog inputs (PT-100)
J3
P3
T1
P4
P2
J4
J8
BT1
J5
Lithium coin battery T.H
Horizontal 3V 48mAh
Connector to Keypad

Digital
inputs

IO card is an independent card. It checks the card by a method of a

continuous scan of all the ports, saving the data in the memory and
transporting this data according to the request in the communication
channel RS-232 to the personally adapted protocol.
At the end of the check process of the digital and analog ports, the
communication channel is checked, in case of receiving a request, the
request is checked and if the request is legitimate it will be taken care
of.
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 The IO card is controlled by the MAIN card. Only when requests are
received from the MAIN, the requests will be checked and performed.
The IO card will perform an electrical restart of the systems (IO card) if it
does not receive requests within 5 seconds. In the next request received
from the MAIN, the IO card will indicate to the requester of IO card
systems restart.

The "brain" in the IO card runs on microcontroller type:

STM32F103R6T6.
The Microcontroller is an electrical Integrated circuit with an actualized
complete system (SoC) including a processing unit, external interfaces,
memory, etc.
The Microcontroller is constructed of a number of main components:

1. Central processing unit – the main component in the microcontroller is a

central processing unit (CPU) This unit is in charge of receiving the
request (command) code from the memory, deciphering, receiving
variable data from the memories and performing the command.
2. Memory – divided into 2 sections.
2.1 software memory – in this memory the software that samples the
IO card and request (command) from the user are saved. As this
memory is a flash memory it is possible to burn the code many
times (efficient to the development stage).
2.2 information memory – in this memory the data and other
variables values are saved. This memory is not flash memory,
but is RAM memory.
 Digital / Analog ports (in/out) – through them the microcontroller can
receive data of digital/analog signs from the system, save them and
pass them on respectively to the user request.
 Ports (in / out) to the communication – in the IO card there is a UART
component. This component enables communication with the MAIN
card through the RS-232 in suitable protocol.

MAIN and IO cards :communication protocol between IO board to Main

Board
Communication protocol between IO to Main boards is described below.
The communication manged by the Main board (master), the IO
functions as slave
1. There are six communication functions.
The communication functions (to read or write) identified by number.
The communication functions listed below:
01 - Read – command to IO send all the information of digital analog
inputs.
02 - Write – Command to IO to activate analog and digital outputs.
03 - Read version – IO software version to verify the version.

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 04 – N.A.
05 - Read number that identifies the ID of IO board and the software
version.
06 - Write (only at the first time) to IO his ID and software number.
2. First Byte (Byte 1).

The first byte identifies ID functionality request. It can be one of the

numbers in a paragraph.
3. The second byte will present the data size if the main board asks to
write information to the IO. If the request is to read this byte will be 00.
4. The number of the request. This number is increased from 00-ff.
5. Check sum of the package – to prevent mail functionality of the board if
there is interference in communication.
6. The information package transfer. The information contains number of
the input or output and data for/from each I/O.
Bytes identify number of input or output followed by two bytes containing
the data of the input or outputs.
7. Last byte contains a check sum of the entire package that is transferred.
This is to verify that the information is not corrupted.

Example
The main board sends:
01;00;0003;0004;
01 Ask to Read inputs.
00 not transfer information.
0003 Request number 3
0004 Checksum to verify the request

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7 Control Panel

No. Description
1 Display
2 On/off switch and circuit breaker
3 Keypad
4 USB Port
5 Printer (optional)

The display which is an LCD panel used to display the current status of
the autoclave and any Operational Messages or Error Messages.

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 Program description:
 Program icon and name

Program Parameters: Chamber

 Sterilization temperature temperature
 Sterilization time
 Drying Time

Chamber
pressure
 System status
 Name of stage Generator
 Error and operational messages pressure

7.1 Keypad

The keypad consists of 3 keys as described below:

UP key
This key has the following functions:
 In the main screen:
o This key enables the operator to browse through the
cycles.
 In the menu directories:
o When the cursor is blinking on a number, the UP ▲ key
increases its value.
o When the cursor is blinking on a menu selection, the UP
▲ key allows browsing backward through the menu.
o When adjusting a parameter and the cursor is blinking on
“SET” or “EXIT” the UP ▲ key activates that procedure.
DOWN key
This key has the following functions:
 In the main screen:
o This key enables the operator to browse through the
cycles.In the menu directories:
o When the cursor is blinking on a number, the DOWN ▼
key decreases its value.When the cursor is blinking on a
menu selection, the DOWN ▼ key allows browsing
forward through the menu.When adjusting a parameter
and the cursor is blinking on “SET” or “EXIT” the DOWN
▼ key activates that procedure.

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START/STOP key
This key has the following functions:
 In the main screen:
o Starts the process when the required program was
chosen.
o Stops the current process.
o Cancels the ERROR message displayed on the screen
and opens the electric door lock.
 In the menu directories:
o When the cursor is blinking on a number, the
START/STOP key enables moving to the next position.
o When the cursor is blinking on a menu selection, the
START/STOP key activates that selection.

7.2 Data Center

The Data Center contains a USB port, a network port and an printer (if
available).

 The USB port can be used to upload or download software and settings
and download cycle history for transferring to a PC for storage or
printing.
 The network port (located on the rear of the unit) can be used to
connect to a local network and download information to Tuttnauer’s
R.PC.R software.

The RPCR software has been developed especially for the Tuttnauer
autoclaves and is an excellent report generating tool.

This software will allow you to:

 Monitor up to 8 autoclaves
 Monitor the real time activity of any autoclave connected via the network
port.
 Manage the history files of the cycles run on your autoclave. The history
files can be downloaded either directly through a physical connection to
the network port or transferred manually using a USB device.
 Store all the history of the processes that have been run on your
autoclave
 Track the parameter settings that have been used in each of the cycles
and stages run.
 Choose the style of the report to view; either graph, table, or a print out
 All reports can be saved as a PDF.
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 The graph style report offers the user an option to customize the inputs
and outputs used in the presentation.

For more information on the R.PC.R refer to the R.PC.R user guide.

 The printer is an optional device. It prints the detailed history of each

cycle performed by the autoclave. The printing is on thermal paper with
24 characters per line and records the sterilization cycle information for
subsequent consideration.

7.3 Displayed Error Messages / Symbols

An error message is displayed when a failure occurs. The failures are

divided into two categories.

1. Failures that occur before completing the sterilization stage, which in

this case will leave the load unsterilized
2. Failures that occur after completing the sterilization stage, which in this
case will leave the load sterilized

7.4 Displayed operational messages / Symbols

Operational messages tell you the status of the machine before or after
a cycle.

Message / Symbol Message / Symbol

Required Action
Name Description
This symbol is displayed
Close the door.
when the door is open.
This message is
"Door is open" displayed when the door Close the door to perform
(during stand by) is opened: In stand by-if a new cycle.
START/STOP is preset.
This message is
The door will be locked.
displayed if the electrode
** in the chamber senses
Run a new cycle to drain
the chamber.
water.
Press START/STOP, then
This message is
open the door. The
"Cycle Ended" displayed when the cycle
autoclave is ready for a
ended successfully.
new cycle.

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 Press START/STOP, then
This message is
open the door. The
"Test Ended" displayed when the test
autoclave is ready for a
ended.
new cycle/test
Enter the customer menu
This symbol is displayed as described in this
when Cycle by Clock manual to change the
mode is performed. time or to cancel this
option.
This message is Enter the customer menu
displayed if the user as described in this
"Cycle by clock is
presses START/STOP manual to change the
active"
key while the "start cycle time or to cancel this
by clock" mode is active. option.
This message is Turn the autoclave on and
displayed in order to set off, and then open the
the atmosphere pressure door for 2 minutes in order
"Atmospheric
by opening the door for 2 to set the Atmospheric
pressure not set"
minutes. pressure. The
temperature must be less
than 45°.
This symbol is displayed if Wait until the temperature
the temperature in the in the jacket reaches the
jacket has not reached preset value
the preset value
This symbol is displayed Add mineral free water to
when mineral free water the mineral free water
level is low. reservoir (see chapter
6.1).

This symbol is displayed Drain the waste water

when the waste water reservoir (open the water
level is high. drain valve (see chapter
8.4, Draining the
reservoir) and pour the
water to a bucket).
This symbol is displayed if
the steam pressure in the Wait until the pressure in
generator has not the generator reaches the
* reached the required required pressure.
pressure.
* D models only
** i models only

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8 Screens
During the cycle the screen will change to let you know how the cycle is
progressing. The following screens are a representation of what will be
seen in all cycles.

8.1 Screens showing a successfully completed cycle

Note: Generator reading is for ELARA-D only

1. System Ready 2. Starting 3. Pulse L

4. Pulse H 5. Heating 6. Sterilization

7. Exhaust 8. Drying 9. Ending

10. Cycle Ended (successful

cycle)

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8.2 Screens showing aborted cycles after a completed
sterilization stage

The sterilization phase ended successfully – the cycle was aborted and
the reason for the failure is displayed. When the sterilization portion of
the cycle is successful the display remains white even though the cycle
was aborted.

The next three scenarios show examples of possible error messages:

Canceled by user after complete sterilization stage

The sterilization stage ended successfully, however the operator

manually aborted the remainder of the cycle, by pressing the Start/Stop
key, which resulted in the following sequence of screens with the last
screen showing the reason for the aborted cycle.

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Door is open after sterilization stage has finished

The sterilization stage ended successfully, however the door switch

indicated that the door was opened which resulted in the following
sequence of screens with the last screen showing the reason for the
aborted cycle

8.3 Screens showing a Failure occurrence after a

completed sterilization stage

The sterilization stage ended successfully, however the chamber

indicated that there was high pressure during the exhaust phase which
resulted in the following sequence of screens with the last screen
showing the reason for the aborted cycle.

8.4 Screens showing a failed cycle:

When the machine fails before the sterilization is completed the display

becomes yellow, a warning sign and the reason for the failure will
appear.

An explanation of how the display screen will look when a cycle has
failed:

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 Cycle failed
message

Reason of failure
The screen color
changed from white to
Warning symbol yellow

The next three scenarios show examples of possible error messages:

8.5 Screens showing a failure because of a Heat Time

Error

The machine was not able reach the proper temperature which resulted
in the following sequence of screens with the last screen showing the
reason for the aborted cycle.

Failure due to Cancellation by user before completing the sterilization

stage

Door is open during the cycle before completing the sterilization stage

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 In this case the door switch indicated that the door was opened which
resulted in the following screen showing the reason for the aborted cycle

When "Cycle Failed" appears on the screen, the user should press the
START/STOP key in order to clear the "Cycle Failed" message. The
user can then start a new cycle.

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9 Checking and Changing Parameters
And Other Data
Bacsoft control panel allows changing parameters of the cycle and of
the system, exporting various data to, and importing from, a USB device
or to the printer (if available), and some other options.
Cycle parameters are changeable for Custom programs only (see 9.33),
with the exception of the Temperature sensors, Displayed inputs, and
Dry Time.
9.1 Browsing through the Menus

Now you will learn how to browse through the folders. When you read
the Directories and subdirectories chapter with links to specific menus,
you will need to know how to browse through the folders using the
autoclave control panel. Below is the instruction.
Log in as Technician (see 9.9). The Main menu screen appears. To
browse through the menus:

1. Press the Up and Down keys to scroll through the menus.

2. Press the Start/Stop key to enter the next screen (i.e. to get one level
down).
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to enter the next screen until you get to required
screen.

Below are the example screens for the following menu: Cycle
Parameters\ Drying\ Dry Time:

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Note: To exit every screen and to return to the previous screen (to get one
level up):
 move the cursor to Exit by pressing the UP or DOWN keys and then
press the Start/Stop key.
- or-
 press the UP and DOWN keys simultaneously.

In the next chapter you will see how to change the required parameter
as desired.

9.2 Changing a Parameter

You have browsed through the menus and reached the parameter
changing screen as explained above. Now you can change the required
parameter as desired. To do so:
1. Enter the required value as follows:

 Press the Up and Down keys to change the value of the digit.
 Press the Start/Stop key to move the cursor to the next digit to the left.

2. When finished, press the Start/Stop key repeatedly until you move the
cursor to Set.
3. Press the Up or Down key to confirm the new value and to exit the
parameter changing screen.

Below is the typical parameter changing screen:

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Note: Please note the maximum and minimum values for this parameter
shown on the screen. Your value must be within these boundaries.

Below is the example of changing the Dry time parameter on the screen
used in the previous section:

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Note: To exit every screen and to return to the previous screen:
 move the cursor to Exit by pressing the UP or DOWN keys and then
press the Start/Stop key
- or-
 press the UP and DOWN keys simultaneously

9.3 Quick Options Screen

When the system is ready not running a cycle,, press Up and Down
keys simultaneously to enter the Quick options screen. Most of the
options require login, and their availability depends on user authority
(user, or technician). Login command is the last line on this screen.
Quick options are options available without login.

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 Below you can find instructions how to log in and enter the Main menu.
Section 7.1 above explains how to browse through the menus; section
7.2 explains how to change a parameter.

Below is the explanation of the Quick Options.

9.4 Export to USB

This subdirectory allows you to export settings and cycles history to the
USB device.

1. Insert the USB device into the USB socket.

2. Enter the Export to USB screen.

To export the current version:

a. Choose Export current version to USB.
b. Press the Start/Stop key. The following screen will appear:

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 When finished, the following screen will appear:

To export settings:
a. Choose Export all settings to USB device.
b. Press the Start/Stop key. The following screen will appear:

c. Press the START/STOP key again t exit.

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 To export cycles history:
a. Choose All cycles history, 10 Cycles, or 50 Cycles.
b. Press the Start/Stop key. The following screen will appear:

c. Press the START/STOP key again t exit.

3. Remove the USB device from the USB Socket.

9.5 Print Cycles (Printer is Optional)

This subdirectory allows printing out cycle reports for a number of

previous cycles (See the Printer handling section of the Operation and
maintenance manual).

1. Enter the Print Cycles screen.

2. Make sure there is enough paper in the printer.

3. Choose Print last cycle, Print last 5 cycles, or Print last 10 cycles.
4. Press the Start/Stop key. The cycle reports will be printed.
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9.6 Version Information

This directory allows viewing information of the current, factory default,

and previous software versions.
1. Enter the Version information screen.

Serial Software
number version

9.7 Start Cycle By Clock

This subdirectory enables the operator to start the cycle at the time set
by this paramter.

1. Enter the Start cycle by clock screen. The following screen will appear:

On the Start cycle by clock screen, the time is displayed in the form
“HH:MM”. The hour range is 24 hours (i.e. from "0" to "23").

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Setting the Time to Start the Cycle

1. Move the cursor to the Time field.

2. Set the required time.

Enabling the Start Cycle by Clock

1. Set the starting time.
2. Move the cursor to Enabled. Press Up or Down key to enable starting
cycle by clock.

3. Exit the Enabling the Start Cycle by Clock. The start cycle by clock icon
appears on the display:
4. Make sure the door is closed and locked. The cycles will not start with
the door open.

Disabling the Start Cycle By Clock

5. On the Start Cycle by Clock screen, move the cursor to Disabled. Press
Up or Down key to disable Starting cycle by clock.
6. Exit the Enabling the Start Cycle by Clock.

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9.8 Set Date and Time

This subdirectory enables the operator to set date and time.

On the Set date and time screen, the time is displayed in the upper row
in the form "HH:MM:SS". The hour range is 24 hour (i.e. from "0" to
"24"). The date is displayed in the lower row in the form "DD: MMM:
YYYY".
1. Set time and date
2. Exit the Set date and time screen. The following screen will appear:

Caution!
After setting time and date, the autoclave will restart.

9.9 Logging in and Entering the Main Menu

Note: For all the standard sterilization cycles, and for Bowie and Dick test, the
only changeable cycle parameter is dry time (you will not see other
parameters on your screen). For the custom cycles created by
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 duplication (see 9.33 Duplicate Cycles), and for the Warm Up cycle, all
the options listed in table below are changeable. Operator is not allowed
to create custom cycles; only authorized technician can do this.

Below you can find instructions how to login and enter the Main menu.
Section 7.1 above explains how to browse through the menus, section
7.2 explains how to change a parameter.

When the autoclave is on and no cycle is running, press the up and

down keys simultaneously to enter the Quick Options screen (see 9.3).
On this screen you can either proceed to login (see below) or choose
one of the quick options available without login. To login as technician:

1. On the Quick Options screen, choose login.

Select user screen appears.

2. Choose Technician, then press the Start/Stop key to enter. The

following screen will appear:

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 0000 is displayed on the screen with the cursor flashing on the right
digit.

 Set the code to 0321. You will get to the Main menu.

Below is the list and the explanation of the options available on the Main
Menu.

9.10 Directories and Subdirectories

Bacsoft control panel provides an interface that consists of control

screens available through an easy scrollable menu tree.

Note: For all the standard sterilization cycles, and for Bowie and Dick test, the
only changeable cycle parameter is dry time (you will not see other
parameters on your screen). For the custom cycles created by
duplication (see 9.33 Duplicate Cycles), and for the Warm Up cycle, all
the options listed in table below are changeable. Operator is not allowed
to create custom cycles; only authorized technician can do this.

To learn how to scroll through the menus, change the parameters,

and perform some other functions using our three-button keypad,
see 8.1 and 8.2.

The following table lists the options that the technician may perform.

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Directory Subdirectory
Temperature sensors

Displayed inputs

Drying
Create Pulse
Stabilize 1

Heating

For custom programs only

Cycle Parameters1
Sterilization

Stabilize 2

Exhaust

Drying

Ending

Global
Print Rate All
Print Rate Sterilization
Screen Saver

System Parameters Water Quality Level

Cycle Print Gap

Safe Water Temperature
Auto Wake Up
View digital inputs state
View digital outputs state

Inputs/Outputs Test digital outputs

View analog inputs state

Analog inputs calibration

Export gain offset to USB

Maintenance Reset atmospheric pressure
Test RTC

1
See cycle parameters in more detail in Cycle Parameters.
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Directory Subdirectory
Printer test
Print all Gain and Offset

Export CFR part 11 log

Enable/Disable cycles
Set Language
Set temperature units
Advanced Options Set pressure units
Duplicate cycles
Delete custom cycles
Set external IP address
Import application from USB
Import all settings from USB device
Import application and setting from USB
Version Handling
Return to factory default settings

Set Current Settings as Factory Default

The following chapter explains meaning and usage of the control

screens.
Below is the typical parameter changing screen:

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9.11 System Parameters

This menu is listing the system parameters that are the same for all
cycles. Browse to the following folder:

Main menu\System parameters

You will see the following screen:

Below is the instruction for changing the system parameters.

9.12 Print Rate All (Printer is Optional)

In this menu you can define the time interval for printing out the cycle
status, for all the stages except sterilization: The default is 3 minutes.
See the Printer handling section of the Operation and maintenance
manual.
Browse to the following folder:
System parameters\Print Rate All
Change the parameter as desired

9.13 Print Rate Sterilization (Printer is Optional)

In this menu you can define the time interval for printing out the cycle
status during the sterilization stage: The default is 1 minutes.
Browse to the following folder:
System parameters\Print Rate Sterilization
Change the parameter as desired

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9.14 Screen Saver

Screen saver is active when the autoclave is in power-saving stand-by

mode. All the autoclave elements are off. Press any key to get out of
standby; the generator will start generating steam (a few minutes delay
is possible before “System Ready” appears on the screen).
In this menu you can define the screensaver delay time, i. e. how long
the keyboard will be untouched before the screensaver activates.
Browse to the following folder:
System parameters\Screen Saver
Change the parameter as desired.

9.15 Cycle Print Gap (Printer is Optional)

This parameter defines the time interval between printing the current
values of the cycle (See the printer output section in the Operation and
Maintenance manual).
Browse to the following folder:
System parameters\Cycle Print Gap
Change the parameter as desired
9.16 Inputs/Outputs

It is important for the technician to control the system down to the level
of specific inputs and outputs. Viewing the outputs state at specific
stages of the cycle helps you diagnose the malfunctions. You can also
test and calibrate inputs and outputs.
Below is the typical screen for viewing/testing the inputs/outputs. “V”
means the output is on.

Below is the instruction for working with inputs/ outputs.

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9.17 View Digital Inputs State

In this menu you can view, at any stage, which digital inputs are being
controlled at the moment. “V” means the output is on.

Browse to the following folder:

Inputs/Outputs\View digital inputs state

9.18 View digital outputs state

In this menu you can view, at any stage, which digital outputs are being
controlled at the moment. “V” means the output is on.

Browse) to the following folder:

Inputs/Outputs\View digital outputs state
9.19 Test Digital Outputs

In this menu you can view and operate the normal function of all the
autoclave elements: valves, heating elements, pumps, etc. “√” means
the output is on. Press Start/Stop to turn an element on/off.

Browse to the following folder:

Inputs/Outputs\Test digital outputs
Note: On the screen that appears, scroll down for more outputs.
Check the checkboxes of the outputs you want to test.

9.20 View Analog Inputs State

In this menu you can view, at any stage, the values of the analog inputs
at the moment. “V” means the output is on.

Browse to the following folder:

Inputs/Outputs\View analog inputs state

9.21 Analog Inputs Calibration

In this menu you can calibrate water level, mineral water level, pressure,
and temperature sensors of the autoclave chamber.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Inputs/Outputs\Analog inputs calibration
The following screen will appear:

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2. Press Up or down key to choose the input to calibrate and press
Start/Stop.

The following screen will appear:

See below description of each option.

9.22 Maintenance

Maintenance procedures provided by Bacsoft software allow you

additional tests and USB input/output options.

Browse to the following folder:

Main menu\Maintenance
You will see the following screen listing the maintenance options:

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 Below is the instruction for autoclave’s maintenance menu.

9.23 Export Gain Offset to USB

In this menu you can export to USB the gain and offset you have got as
a result of calibration.
Browse to the following folder:
Maintenance\ Export gain offset to USB

9.24 Reset Atmospheric Pressure

In this menu you can reset the atmospheric pressure value. To do so:
1. Browse to the following folder:
Maintenance\Reset atmospheric pressure
The following screen will appear:

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2. Leave the door open for 2 minutes at least. Ambient temperature should
be less than 45°C.
Note: Please reset the atmospheric pressure when you install the autoclave for
the first time, and each time you relocate or calibrate the autoclave.

9.25 Test RTC

In this menu you can check the two clocks. The two clocks work during
the interval set by the Test RTC parameter, and the results are
displayed. If the results are different for more than 2 seconds, one of the
clocks is faulty.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Maintenance\Test RTC

The following screen will appear:

2. Set the time interval as desired. Then move the cursor to start and press
Start/Stop.

At the end of the test, the following screen will appear:

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3. Using the Up and Down keys, move the cursor to Exit.

9.26 Printer Test (Printer is Optional)

In this menu you can check the normal function of the printer. The
printer will print the list of errors.
Browse to the following folder:
Maintenance\Printer test
The following screen will appear to confirm that the test has been done.

See the printout shown in the Printer handling chapter of the user
manual.

9.27 Print all Gain and Offset (Printer is Optional)

In this menu you can print all the gain and offset for all the pressures
and temperatures in the autoclave (Chamber Temperature, Chamber
Pressure, Chamber Water Level, Mineral Free Water Level.
Browse to the following folder:

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Maintenance\Print all gain and offset

See below the example of a printout:

Chamber Temperature
G:000.0385;O:-008.0976
Chamber Pressure
G:000.1238;O:-098.5985
Chamber Water Level
G:001.0000;O:000.0000
Mineral Free Water Level
G:001.0000;O:000.0000

9.28 Advanced Options

Advanced options menu gives you even more possibilities, including

interface customization, changing the settings, enabling, adding and
deleting cycles, etc.
Browse to the following folder:
Main menu\Advanced options
You will see the following screen listing the Advanced options:

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 Below is the instruction for the Advanced options menu.

9.29 Enable/Disable Cycles

In this menu you can enable only the cycles you want to use. The
cycles you do not want to use will not appear on the screen.
Browse to the following folder:
Advanced Options\Enable cycles

Move cursor to the cycles you want to enable/disable and check/unchek

them as desired.

9.30 Set Language

In this menu you can choose the language for all the interface screens:
menus, cycle information, system messages.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Advanced Options\Set Language

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Note: There are more languages than you see on the screen above. Just scroll
down to see more.
2. Move the cursor to the desired language and check it. The following
screen will appear:

The machine will be restarted and the main screen (current cycle) will
appear in the chosen language.

9.31 Set Temperature Units

In this menu you can set the temperature units (Celsius or Fahrenheit)
for screens and printouts.
Browse to the following folder:
Advanced Options\Set temperature units
Change the parameter as desired

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9.32 Set Pressure Units

In this menu you can you can set the pressure units (kPa, Psia, Psig,
BarA, BarG) for screens and printouts.
Browse to the following folder:
Advanced Options\Set pressure units
Change the parameter as desired

9.33 Duplicate Cycles

Note: For all the standard sterilization cycles, and for Bowie and Dick test, the
only changeable cycle parameter is dry time (you will not see other
parameters and settings on your screen). For the custom cycles created
by duplication and for the Warm Up cycle, all the options listed in table
below are changeable. Operator is not allowed to create custom cycles;
only authorized technician can do this.
In this menu you can create a copy of one of the cycles with all its
parameters and settings, and then customize these parameters and
settingsYou can give a custom name to the new cycle.
Browse to the following folder:
Advanced Options\Duplicate cycles

1. Using the Up and Down keys, move the cursor to the cycle you want to
duplicate, then press Start/Stop to select the cycle. A custom program
has been created with the same settings. You will be able to change the
settings later. The following screen will appear:

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1. Give the name to your cycle.
2. Exit the menus until you get to the main screen.
3. Select your newly created program.

Note: you can select the program only when the autoclave door is open.

4. Login again as Technician (see 9.9).

5. In the main menu, select Cycle parameters and enter the Cycle
Parameters screen.

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 The following screen will appear:

Now you can alter the cycle parameters as desired.

9.34 Delete Custom Cycles

In this menu you can delete the custom cycles that were created.
Browse to the following folder:
Advanced Options\Delete custom cycles
1. Move the cursor to the cycle you wish to delete. Press Start/Stop key to
select/deselect the cycles.
2. Move the cursor to Delete selected cycles and press Start/Stop key to
delete.
The following screen will appear:

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 The selected custom cycle is now deleted.
9.35 Set External IP address

This option allows to set specific external IP address to be used for

remote RCPR connection.
Browse to the following folder:
Advanced Options\Set external IP address
Set the External IP Address as desired.

9.36 Version Handling

The version handling menu provides tools to import, export, and restore
the autoclave software.
Browse to the following folder:
Main menu\Version Handling
You will see the following screen listing the version handling options:

Below is the instruction for version handling.

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9.37 Import Application from USB

In this menu you can replace the autoclave software with the application
software from the USB device to the autoclave.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Version handling\Import application from USB
The system will prompt you to confirm import
2. Move the cursor to Confirm and press Start/Stop.
The application will be imported from the USB device.

9.38 Import all Settings from USB Device

In this menu you can import the autoclave’s individual settings from the
USB device. The settings include all the changeable parameters of the
cycle and the system.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Version handling\Import all settings from USB device
The following screen will appear:

On this screen, you will see the model name and parameters checksum
of the settings saved on the USB device.
2. Move the cursor to Confirm and press Start/Stop.

The following screen will appear:

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3. There is an option to keep the old serial number and/or calibration data
while exporting all the rest from USB. Check/ uncheck respective
checkboxes as desired.

All the autoclave settings will be imported from the USB device with the
exception of the screen above.

9.39 Import Application and Setting from USB

In this menu you can replace both the application software and the
parameters and settings of the autoclave with the software and
parameters and settings from the USB device.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Version handling\Import application and setting from USB
2. Move the cursor to Confirm and press Start/Stop.

9.40 Return to Factory Default Settings

In this menu you can restore the default values of all the changeable
parameters and settings of the cycle and the system. Default settings
are those your autoclave had when it left the factory.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Version handling\Return to factory default settings

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2. Move the cursor to Confirm and press Start/Stop. The default factory
settings will be restored.

9.41 Cycle Parameters

The Cycle parameters menu includes parameters of a specific

sterilization program (cycle). Browse to the following folder:
Main menu\Cycle parameters
You will see the following screen listing the cycle parameters:

Note: For all the standard sterilization cycles, and for Bowie and Dick test, the
only changeable cycle parameter is dry time (you will not see other
parameters on your screen). For the custom cycles created by
duplication (see 9.33 Duplicate Cycles), and for the Warm Up cycle, all
the options listed in table below are changeable. Operator is not allowed
to create custom cycles; only authorized technician can do this.

Subdirectory Property
Temperature sensors Chamber Temperature
Displayed inputs First

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 Second
Third
Pulse A Count
Pulse A Stay Time
Pulse A Low Pressure
Pulse A High Pressure
Create Pulse
Pulse B Count
For custom programs only

Pulse B Stay Time

Pulse B Low Pressure
Pulse B High Pressure
Temperature 1 stay
Stabilize 1
Temperature 1 stay time
Temperature 2 stay
Stabilize 2
Temperature 2 stay time
Heating Sterilization Temperature
Sterilization Temperature
Sterilization
Sterilization Time

Exhaust Exhaust Mode

Dry Time
Dry Heat On 1
For custom programs only

Dry Heat Off 1

Drying Dry First Stage Time
Dry Heat On 2
Dry Heat Off 2
Add Dry Time
Ending End Temperature
FO Mode

Check RTC

Global Multiple Cycles

Multiple Cycles Gap

Jacket Temperature

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 The following chapters explain meaning and usage of the control
screens for the cycle parameters.

9.42 Temperature Sensors

Temperature sensors \Chamber Temperature

In case a machine has a number of temperature sensors, there is an

option to assign every chamber temperature sensor to be one of the
following: main, reference, not in use,.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Temperature sensors\Chamber Temperature
The following screen will appear:

2. Using Up and Down keys, move the cursor around the screen and
check the desired radio buttons by pressing Start/Stop.
3. Using Up and Down keys, move the cursor to Save and press
Start/Stop.

9.43 Displayed Inputs

This menu defines 2 (or 3, according to the cycle type) input values to
be shown on the display.
You can choose, for each of them: chamber temperature, chamber
pressure, chamber water level, and mineral free water level. Below is
the example of setting the first input.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Displayed inputs\First
The following screen will appear:

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 Using the Up and Down keys, choose first, second, or third.
2. The following screen will appear:

3. Using Up and Down keys, move the cursor to the desired radio button
and choose it by pressing Start/Stop.

9.44 Create Pulse

This menu allows to set parameters and settings for each pulse of the
program (see below).

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Pulse A Count

This parameter defines how many times the pulse of each type (A, B) is
repeated. For example, if the Pulse count for pulse A (low) is 4, and the
Pulse count for pulse B (high) is also 4, the cycle will have the following
pulses: low-high-low-high-low-high-low-high.
1. Browse (to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Create Pulse\Pulse A Count
Change the parameter as desired.
Note: Pulse A and B counts for standard programs equal one, with the
exception of Wrapped cycles and Bowie and Dick test (pre-vacuum
models only), whose pulse count equals four.
Pulse A Stay Time

This parameter defines the value of delay after the required pressure for
the pulse is reached.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Create Pulse\Pulse A Stay Time
Change the parameter as desired.
Note: Same parameters are available for other pulses. The following cycles
have four pulses pre-vacuum models only): Wrapped cycles and Bowie
and Dick test. Other cycles have only one pulse.
Pulse A Low Pressure

This parameter defines the lower pressure value for the A pulse.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Create Pulse\Pulse A Low Pressure
2. Change the parameter as desired.
Note: Same parameters are available for other pulses. The following cycles
have four pulses pre-vacuum models only): Wrapped cycles and Bowie
and Dick test. Other cycles have only one pulse.
Pulse A High Pressure
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 This parameter defines the higher pressure value for the A pulse
Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Create Pulse\Pulse A High Pressure
Change the parameter as desired.

Note: Same parameters are available for other pulses. The following cycles
have four pulses pre-vacuum models only): Wrapped cycles and Bowie
and Dick test. Other cycles have only one pulse.

9.45 Stabilize

There are two optional stages, within the sterilization cycle, when
constant temperature (Temperature 1 or 2 stay) is maintained for certain
time period (Temperature 1 or 2 stay time). Stabilize 1 starts before
sterilization and Stabilize 2, immediately after the sterilization stage.
Below is the example of changing the Temperature 1 stay/stay time.

Temperature 1 or 2 stay

This parameter allows you to set two temperatures at which the process
will be paused (Stabilize). It is possible to set the 2 values (Temp 1 stay
and Temp 2 stay).

Browse to the following folder:

Cycle parameters\Stabilize 1 (or 2, respectively) \Temperature 1 (or
2, respectively) stay
Change the parameter as desired.

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Temperature 1 or 2 stay time

This parameter allows you to set two temperatures at which the process
will be paused (Keep Heat). Pause duration is set by Temperature 1 (or
2, respectively) Stay Time parameter.

1. Browse to the following folder:

Cycle parameters\Stabilize 1 (or 2, respectively) \Temperature 1 (or
2, respectively) stay time
Note: same parameters are available for temperature 2.
2. Change the parameter as desired.

9.46 Heating

Sterilization Temperature

This parameter defines the sterilization temperature for the cycle. At

reaching this temperature, sterilization stage starts. This parameter is
equal to the sterilization temperature of the sterilization section (see
below).
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Heating\Sterilization Temperature
2. Change the parameter as desired.

9.47 Sterilization

Sterilization Temperature

This parameter defines the sterilization temperature for the cycle.

1. Browse to the following folder:

Cycle parameters\ Sterilization\Sterilization Temperature

2. Change the parameter as desired.

Sterilization Time

This parameter defines duration of the sterilization stage for the cycle.
5. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\ Sterilization\Sterilization Time
6. Change the parameter as desired.

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9.48 Exhaust

This menu defines parameters for the exhaust stage.

Exhaust Mode

The Exhaust mode parameter equals:

 1 for fast exhaust in the end,
 2 for slow exhaust in the end plus opening the fast exhaust when the
pressure equals 30 kPa above the ambient pressure,
 3 for slow exhaust opened during the entire cycle,
 4 for BH exhaust mode (see BH cycles explanation).

You can set this parameter and thereby change the exhaust mode.
Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Exhaust\Exhaust Mode
Change the parameter as desired.

9.49 Drying

This menu defines parameters for the drying stage.

Dry Time

This parameter defines duration of the drying stage for the cycle.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Drying\Dry Time
2. Change the parameter as desired.

Drying stage is divided into two stages. For each stage you can set the
total drying time, on time and off time. So during the Dry First Stage, the
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 heating elements are on for the time set in Dry Heat On 1, then they go
off for the time set in Dry Heat Off 1, and then this sequence is repeated
during the entire Dry First Stage Time. The same is true for the Second
Stage Drying.

Important: The default drying time may be increased but not

reduced.

Dry Heat On 1

This parameter defines how long will the heating elements be on for the
Dry First Stage.
Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Drying\Dry Heat On 1
Change the parameter as desired.

Note: There are Dry heat On 2 and Dry heat Off 2 parameters for the Dry
Second Stage of the drying.

Dry Heat Off 1

This parameter defines how long will the heating elements be off for the
Dry First Stage.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Drying\Dry Heat Off 1
2. Change the parameter as desired.

Note: There are Dry heat On 2 and Dry heat Off 2 parameters for the Dry
Second Stage of the drying.

Dry First Stage Time

This parameter defines duration of the Dry First Stage. The Dry Second
Stage time is calculated as total Dry Time minus the Dry First Stage
Time, that is why there is no Dry Second Stage Time menu.

1. Browse to the following folder:

Cycle parameters\Drying\Dry First Stage Time
2. Change the parameter as desired.

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Add Dry Time

This subdirectory allows you to change the Dry Time parameter for the
current cycle.
Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Drying\Add Dry Time
Change the parameter as desired.

9.50 Ending

This menu defines the End temperature parameter for the Ending stage.

End Temperature

This parameter defines the temperature when the cycle ends. The cycle
will not end and the door will not open unless the autoclave chamber is
cooled down to this temperature.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Ending\End Temperature
2. Change the parameter as desired

9.51 Global

This menu defines the global cycle parameters.

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Check RTC

In this menu you can set the time interval for checking the two clocks.
The two clocks work during this interval, and the results are displayed. If
the results are different for more than 2 seconds, one of the clocks is
faulty. For the procedure of the check itself, see 9.25.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Global\Check RTC
2. Change the parameter as desired).

Multiple Cycles

This parameter allows you to repeat, for testing purposes, the same
cycle several times without reloading the autoclave. The number or
repetitions is defined by this parameter.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Global\Multiple Cycles
2. Set the parameter as desired.

Multiple Cycles Gap

This parameter allows you set the time interval between the multiple
cycles (see above).
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Global\Multiple Cycles Gap
2. Change the parameter as desired.

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Jacket Temperature

This parameter defines the temperature of the jacket (for the relevant
models only). The system is not ready unless the jacket reaches this
temperature.
1. Browse to the following folder:
Cycle parameters\Global\Jacket Temperature
2. Change the parameter as desired

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10 Preliminary Operations for Each
Technician Call
1. In order to maintain efficient service, the technician must perform
the following:

a. Cleaning the following, if requires cleaning:

 Chamber, trays and trays holder.
 Filters.
 Bottom parts and
 Plungers of the solenoid valves.
 Water reservoir.
b. Visual inspection for leaks or corrosion in the piping elements
c. Fastening loose screws and piping joints.
d. Visual inspection of the wiring.
e. In case some electronic parts were replaced, calibration and logging the
calibration of the temperature and pressure.

2. After completing the work, the technician must perform an

unwrapped cycle:

Every 6 months
Tighten the bolts of the heater bands and the electrical connections of
the heaters, valves and connectors in the control box.
Drain the generator and refill with mineral free water (ELARA-D model
only).
Perform the Chamber Pressure Test (specially trained experts only!) a
frequent as required by your country regulations.

Once a year
Check the grounding continuity.
Calibrate the temperature and pressure.
Perform validation of the autoclave.
Check the precise operation of the earth leakage relay.
Check the safety elements; safety valve, cut-off thermostat, door locking
mechanisms.
Check the operation sequences, the sterilization parameters etc.
Check the water reservoir, piping, plastic parts and electric wires.
Check and tightening the piping joints to avoid leakage.
Check and tighten all screw connections in the control box, heaters and
valves and instrumentation.

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 5 years
Check the door closing system for excessive wear.
Performing safety tests: pressure vessel, efficiency, electrical, according
to local rules or regulations.
Safety tests shall be perform only, by an authorized inspector.

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11 Replacing and Maintenance
Procedures
11.1 Draining the Reservoirs

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or in the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

(Applies to the clean-water reservoir and to the waste-water reservoir)

1. To drain the reservoir, use item (5) with the plastic hose (6) attached to
it (supplied with the autoclave).
2. Insert part (5) into valve (3) and press it until you hear a “click”. The
drain valve is open.
3. When the water reservoir is empty, press part (4). Item (5) will pop out
approx. 3mm and the drain valve will be closed. Remove item (5) with
the plastic tube.
4. If the drained reservoir is the clean-water reservoir, fill reservoir with
distilled water until it reaches the full level. (approximately 6.5 liters
(1.72 gallons)).
The autoclave is now ready for use.

No. description
1 Clean water drain
2 Waste water drain

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 Press in this direction
to release the drain hose

3 4 5 6
Press this direction
to close drain valve

11.2 Safety tests after repair

ATTENTION!
After every repair or dismantling the enclosure, the autoclave
should pass two safety electrical tests by the Service Engineer.
The following shall be performed:

1. Enclosure Leakage Current Test.

Every autoclave should pass this test as follows:
1. Connect the electrical cord to the autoclave.
2. Turn on the main switch on the right side of the autoclave.
3. Short-circuit the L and N pins on the cord's plug.
4. Connect the Short-circuit pins to the L pole on the electrical tester.
5. Connect the earth pins to the earth pole on the electrical tester.
6. Impose an electrical potential of 500-1000V on the tested autoclave.
The insulation resistance should be at least 2 MΩ.
The test is successful if there was no leakage.

2. Protective Earth Impedance Test

1. Connect the grounding pin of the power cord plug to one pole of an
Ohmmeter.
2. Connect any other metallic part (preferable – the metallic part of the
locking screw) to the second pole of the Ohmmeter.
3. The resistance should not exceed 0.3 Ω.

After performing these tests, the Service Engineer should complete and
sign the Work Order.
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11.3 Dismantling the Outer Cover of the Autoclave

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Unscrew the screws (2) holding the outer cover (1).

2. Remove the outer cover (1).
3. Unscrew the screws (3, 4) holding the back cover (5).
4. Remove the back outer cover (5).
5. Remove the grounding wires from the outer cover.

3
1

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11.4 Emergency Door Opening

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in in the chamber or in the
generator.

Normalizing the pressure

Sometimes it is required to open the door in emergency cases.

Chamber pressure may be too high or too low, even vacuum may from.
Since the autoclave is not equipped with an analogue pressure gauge,
and the display is off (no electrical power), it is recommended to wait
approximately for one hour to verify that the pressure and temperature
have normalized.
If it is required to open the door urgently, normalize the pressure by
opening the chamber's safety valve as follows (it will be helpful for both
extra pressure and vacuum). The safety valve is located in the mineral-
free water reservoir.

A. ASME-approved type safety valve

1. Remove water reservoir cover (See Front View (4)).

2. Pull the ring (4) of the safety valve using a tool, i.e. screwdriver, hook
etc. (3). Pull the safety valve ring until steam ceases to escape (or air
stops to get in) from the safety valve. Be careful not to burn your hands.

2 3 4

No. Description
1 water reservoir cover
2 Safety valve
3 Pulling device
4 Pressure relief ring

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B. PED-approved type safety valve
3. Remove the water reservoir cover.
4. Turn the pressure relief nut clockwise until steam ceases to escape (or
air stops to get in) from the safety valve.

Caution!
Use protective gloves in order not to burn your hands with the hot
steam.

5 6

No. Description
1 Water reservoir cover
5 Safety valve
6 Pressure relief nut

Opening the door

Caution!
This option is for emergency cases only! Before opening the door,
always make sure that there is no pressure in in the chamber or in
the generator.

1. Insert a 2 mm (0.08") pin (1) into the hole (2) located above the door
opening handle (3).
2. Press the pin downwards and, simultaneously open the door by pulling
the door handle (3) in the arrow (4) direction.

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11.5 Replacing the jacket heating elements (ELARA-D

models only)

Caution!
Before starting, be sure that the electric cord is disconnected from
the power source and that there is no pressure in the autoclave
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Remove the outer covers of the autoclave (see 11.3).

2. Remove the insulation blanket.
3. Remove the heating element tightening bolts (2).
4. Disconnect the heating element wires from the porcelain connector.
5. Carefully take out the PT100 and the cut-off.
6. Replace the heating elements (1)
7. Re-assemble the autoclave insulation and the covers.
8. Perform any cycle to verify that heating operates as required.
9. Remember to re-connect PT100 and the cut-off sensor as shown below.

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11.6 Replacing the PT100 Temperature Sensor and cut –off

thermostat of the jacket heater (ELARA-D models
only)

The autoclave is equipped with a temperature thermostat, which

protects the heaters and the autoclave against overheating.
This device reconnects automatically when the chamber cools down.

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Remove the outer covers of the autoclave (see 11.3).

2. Open the insulation cover.
3. Loosen the jacket heating band screws
4. Unscrew the chamber heaters.
5. Take out the Jacket cut-off thermostat (1)/ PT100 temperature Sensor
(2) of its seat and replace it with new one.
6. Disconnect the cut-off thermostat connector from the chassis / PT100
temperature Sensor connector to the control panel.
7. Reconnect the cut-off thermostat connector to the chassis / PT100
temperature Sensor connector to the control panel.
Note: Make sure that the sensor protrudes for the same length as the replaced
one (2).
8. Perform any cycle to verify that the autoclave operates normally.

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Connection scheme

11.7 Replacing the Water Reservoir Water Level Electrodes

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Open the outer covers of the autoclave.

2. Disconnect the wires of the electrode (1).
3. Unscrew the nut (2)
4. Apply some leakage prevention glue inside the nut and tighten it.

Caution!
Do not tighten too much so not to break the plastic.

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5. Reconnect the wires and close the cover.

1 2

CMT240-0020 CMT240-0003 VLV170-0066

Item Cat No.

1 GAS082-0020
2 GAS082-0021

6. Verify that there is no leakage.

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11.8 Replacing the water filling pipe (ELARA-D models).

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Remove the autoclave outer covers.

2. To replace the water pipe (1):

2.1 Unscrew the two nuts connecting the pipe to the water tank (2).
2.2 Press the three pins in the inner side of the front panel that
releases the pipe and the water filling tank (3, 4).
2.3 Replace the pipe with the new one.

2 1 2

4
3

11.9 Replacing the water filling pipe.

To replace the water pipe:

3. Open the autoclave cover (see 11.3).
4. Unscrew the nut (1) connecting the pipe to the water tank (2).
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 5. Remove the black washer (2).
6. Pull the pipe (2) out of its nest in the water tank.
7. Replace the pipe with the new one.

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11.10 Replacing the Door Cover

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

Disassembling the door cover

1. Unscrew the screws (1) that connect the door plastic cover to the door.
2. While holding the door handle (2) with your thumbs, gently press the
cover (3) outwards to click it open. (4).

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11.11 Replacing the door closing safety microswitch

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Unscrew the 2 screws (1).

2. Release the microswitch together with its metal cover (2) so to release
the red wires.
3. Disconnect the red wires (3).
4. Assemble the new microswitch using the two screws (1).
5. Reconnect the red wires to the new microswitch.

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11.12 Replacing the main switch/ circuit breaker

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in in the chamber or in the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Remove the control system electronic boards.

2. Disconnect all the four wires.
3. The main switch is fastened to its seat with two fasteners. To release
the fasteners, using a flat screwdriver, press slightly on the part marked
(1) and pull the fastener inward. Repeat this with the second fastener.
4. Pull the main switch out of its seat (the hole in the panel).
5. Replace the main switch with a new switch.
6. Pull the switch into its seat until it clicks. Verify that they are inserted
firmly.
7. Connect the wires.

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11.13 Replacing the Air Filter

Cautions!
Before proceeding, make sure that the electric cord is
disconnected and there is no pressure in the chamber or in
the generator.
Use scissors to open the filter bag and not sharp blades or
pointed instrument.
Check that the new filter has not exceeded the maximum
shelf life.
Carefully un-pack the new filter, and examine it for any signs
of damage.
Remove any protective packaging before inserting the filter
into place.
Carefully Insert the new filter into the housing. Do not force.

The AIR filter is located on the rear of the autoclave (see Rear View,
position 7).

1. Pull the filter assembly out. The filter cover is screwed to the filiter.
2. Unscrew the filter cover.
3. Pull the cover off.
4. Pull the filter out.
5. Insert the new filter by pressing it into the filter seat.
6. Ensure the new filter is all the way in and seated properly.
7. Insert the filter cover.
8. Insert the filter assembly to the autoclave.

Note: make sure that the arrow on the filter body points inwards, toward the
chamber. Make sure that you don’t bend the filter pipe when reattaching
the cover.

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Note: It is recommended to replace the air filter, every 6 months or after 1000
cycles (whichever is the shorter period).
11.14 Replacing the Solid State Relay (SSR)

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Remove the Control System (see 11.23).

2. Disconnect the AC (1) and DC (3) connectors.
3. Unscrew the screws connecting the SSR to the control system base (2).
4. Disassemble the SSR from the base.
5. Replace the SSR with the new one.
6. Restore the connections (1,2, 3).
7. Assemble the new SSR with two screws (2).

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11.15 Replacing the Transformer.

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Open the outer cover of the autoclave.

2. Unscrew the nuts (1) of the transformer axis.
3. Disconnect wires and fuses (see Replacing the Fuse of the Transformer
below).
4. Replace the transformer, reconnect the wires.
5. Close the outer cover.

11.16 Replacing the fuse of the transformer

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Remove the outer cover (see 11.3).

2. Unscrew the two halves of the fuse capsule apart.
3. Take out the burnt fuse and replace it with a new fuse.
4.
Note: The left fuse (1) is 5A, the right one (2) is 800 mA.
5. Reassemble the fuse holder.
6. Replace the cut cable holder.
7. Re-assemble the covers.

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11.17 Replacing the Safety Valve

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or in the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.
The safety valve is installed to protect the system from over
pressurizing should all the electrical controls fail.

1. Drain the water reservoir (see 11.1)

2. Remove the autoclave outer cover.
3. Remove the water reservoir cover.
4. Unscrew the safety valve (2) and remove it from the safety valve base (1).
5. Replace the valve with a new safety valve (install only an original
equipment replacement!). Use liquid thread seal on the threads to seal
it. Tighten the safety valve to prevent leaking.

6. To check the new safety valve, perform the following:

5.1. Operate the sterilization cycle according to the manual but with
no instruments.
7. Allow a pressure of approximately 300 kPa (29-psig) to build up in the
generator and the chamber.

A. ASME-approved type safety valve

5. Remove water reservoir cover (See Front View (4)).

6. Pull the ring (4) of the safety valve using a tool, i.e. screwdriver, hook
etc. (3). Pull the safety valve ring until steam ceases to escape from the
safety valve. Be careful not to burn your hands.

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No. Description
1 water reservoir cover
2 Safety valve
3 Pulling device
4 Pressure relief ring

B. PED-approved type safety valve

7. Remove the water reservoir cover.
8. Turn the pressure relief nut clockwise until steam ceases to escape from
the safety valve.

Caution!
Use protective gloves in order not to burn your hands with the hot
steam.

5 6

No. Description
1 Water reservoir cover
5 Safety valve
6 Pressure relief nut

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11.18 Replacing the steam generator heating elements

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or in the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Remove the outer covers of the autoclave (see 11.3).

2. Empty the generator.
3. Pull the thermostat (1) out of its sleeve.
4. Disconnect the wires of the heating elements from the porcelain
connector.
5. Unscrew the bug nut (2) bearing the heating elements to the generator.
6. Take out the nut with the heating elements.
7. Replace the heating elements with new ones. Tighten the big nut and
connect the wires to the porcelain connector.
8. Return the thermostat to its sleeve.
9. Perform any cycle to verify that the heating elements operate as
required.

11.19 Replacing the steam generator cut-off thermostat

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or in the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.
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1. Remove the outer covers of the autoclave (see 11.3).
2. Empty the generator.
3. Pull the thermostat out of its sleeve (1).
4. Unscrew the lower connector from the chassis.
5. Disconnect the wires (2).
6. Place the new thermostat into the sleeve.
7. Reconnect the wires.
8. Perform any cycle to verify that the cut-off operates as required.

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2

11.20 Replacing and cleaning the generator’s water level

electrode

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or in the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Remove the outer covers of the autoclave (see 11.3).

2. Open the generator insulation.
3. Unscrew the water level electrode (1).and take it out.
4. Disconnect the wire from the terminal block.
5. Insert the new electrode and screw it tight. Make sure that the new
electrode protrudes into the generator for 3-4 mm (see the drawing
below).
6. Connect the electrode’s wire to its terminal block.
7. Close the generator insulation.

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8. Perform any cycle to verify that water level electrode operates as
required.

11.21 Replacing the Drain Valve

There are two drain valves on the front of the autoclave. One drains the
mineral free water from the clean water reservoir (right, 1) and the other
drains the water from the waste water reservoir (left, 2).

ELARA9-D/ELARA9-i

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Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the autoclave.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Drain the reservoir (See 11.1). If the drain is not operational it will be
necessary to suction the water out of the reservoir from the top.
2. Remove the autoclave outer cover.
3. Remove the right top frame support over the reservoirs.
4. Remove the metal shroud shielding the electronic components.
5. Remove the drain hose from the inside portion of the drain valve (1).
6. Unscrew the inside nut (2) using a 21mm socket wrench.
7. Remove the drain valve (1) from the panel (3).
8. Install the new valve and reattach the drain tube. Use a tie wrap to
secure the drain tube to the valve.
9. Verify that there is no leakage.
10. Replace the metal shroud and right frame support.

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11.22 Replacing the door gasket

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the autoclave.
Allow the autoclave and the door to cool for about an hour before
removing outer covers.

1. Pull off the gasket from the door groove and install the new gasket
referring to the directions below.

2. Remove the door gasket and clean the groove of the old gasket’s
remainder (plain water is okay).

3. Line the inside of both sides/walls of the gasket groove with grease (red
arrows).

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Note: It is recommended to use a silicone based lubricant such as Würth
Silicone Emulsia (Tuttnauer part number SEA 095-0117). If you had
purchased a replacement door gasket it will have come with a small
packet of lubricant.

Caution!
If insufficient lubricant is applied, replacing the gasket will be
difficult. If excess lubricant is applied, the gasket will 'spring' out
of the groove.

1. Install the new gasket referring to the drawings as below points 1, 2 and
3.

Caution!
Make sure the gasket sits evenly
without waves, humps, or cavities.
This drawing shows the correct
direction of the gasket.
Gasket
Door

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11.23 Replacing the Control System Front Panel

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or in the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before replacing the
Panel.

1. Open the printer's door.

2. Unscrew the 3 fastening screws on the panel’s front and one on the top
(1).

3. Pull the panel approx. 30 centimeters.

4. Disconnect all the wires,

5. Remove the I/O card, the main card, optional printer, display etc.
located on the rear side of the panel).
Note: Verify that you know where each plug is connected.

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6. Remove the optional printer (if exists, see 11.27).
7. Assemble the digital card on the new panel.
8. Assemble the optional printer (if exists) on the new panel.
9. Assemble the panel and fasten it to the autoclave with the 4 fastening
screws.

11.24 Replacing the Printer Door (If Available)

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the autoclave.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before replacing the
Printer Door.

1. Open the printer's door (3).

2. Unscrew and remove the 3 screws (2) holding the Printer Door to the
Integral Hinge (1).
3. Remove the Printer Door.
4. Assemble the new Printer Door to the Integral Hinge with the 3 screws (2).

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11.25 Replacing the Door Handle

Caution!
Before starting, ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or
in the generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before replacing the
Door Handle.
Do not disconnect the electric power, since disconnecting the
power will lock the handle and prevent replacement of the handle.

1. Open the autoclave's door.

2. Remove the two screws holding the Door Handle Cover and slide it out
from the door. It might be tight, but it will slide.
3. Remove the Door Handle by pulling it in the direction of the arrow. It
might be tight, but it will slide out of its holder.
4. Slide the new handle into position.
5. Reinstall the Door Handle Cover (see step 2).

11.26 Replacing the Plastic Handle Cover

Caution!
Before starting, ensure that there is no pressure in the autoclave.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before replacing the
Door Handle Cover.
Do not disconnect the electric power, since disconnecting the
power will lock the handle and prevent replacement of the handle
cover.

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1. Open the autoclave's door.
2. Open the handle and release the two screws (1).
3. Slide the handle cover out from the door. It might be tight, but it will
slide.
4. Transfer the two screws (2) from the rear of the old cover to the new
cover and tighten so as to provide a snug fit when the cover is slid back
into the slots on the metal bracket.
5. Inserted screws (1) in the cover until two threads are above the cover's
surface.
6. Now insert the cover into the handle bracket.
7. Now with the cover in position tighten the two front screws (1).

11.27 Replacing the Printer (If Available)

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Remove the control system front panel (see 11.23) to reveal the internal
part and the electrical connectors.

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2. Unplug the board connectors (1) and the printer connectors (2).

Note: Verify that you know where each plug is connected.

3. The printer (6) is fastened to its seat with two fasteners (5). To release
the fasteners, using a flat screwdriver, press slightly on the part marked
(4) and pull the fastener upward. Repeat this with the second fastener.
4. Pull the printer out of its seat (the hole in the panel).
5. Replace the printer with a new printer.
6. Inset the fasteners. Verify that they are inserted firmly.
7. Connect the printer's connectors
8. Connect all the connectors of the board.
9. Lay the control panel on its place.
10. Assemble the panel (see 11.23).

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11.28 Replacing the paper roll (If Available)

When the printer’s green LED flashes, it means that the printer is out of
paper, or the paper is mishandled. In the first case, proceed as follows:

1. Press the green printer button (1) to open the paper compartment (2).
2. Replace the paper roll with the new one (3) as shown on the picture
below.
3. Feed the end of paper through the paper slot (4), then close the door.

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11.29 Replacing the Door Locking safety Microswitch

1. Open the door

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and verify that there is no pressure in the chamber or the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

2. Remove the autoclave top and left covers.

3. Unscrew the 2 screws (1) holding the door switch adapter (5) on the
front panel of the autoclave.
4. Disconnect the 2 wires (2, 3) from the door switch (4).

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A
4 6 5

5. Remove the door switch from the autoclave.

6. Release nut (6) and unscrew the door switch (4) from the door switch
adapter (5).
7. Assemble the new door switch to the adapter. Verify that the wheel
protrudes (A) approx. 0.37"-0.38" (9.5-10mm) from the adapter (5) and
tighten nut (6).
8. Assemble the door switch with its adapter to the front panel. Do not
tighten the two screws (1).
9. Perform final adjustment of the microswitch using a GO-NO GO gauge
(P/N JIG411-0102) as follows:
9.1. Insert the GO side (8) of the gauge (11) between the wheel (7) of
the microswitch and the door locking hooks (9) while pressing the
gauge to the hooks. Verify that you hear a "click" indicating the
closing of the switch.
9.2. Insert the NO GO side (10) of the gauge (11) between the wheel
(7) of the microswitch and the door locking hooks (9) while
pressing the gauge to the hooks. Verify that you DO NOT hear
the "click" indicating the closing of the switch.
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9.3. If these two conditions are fulfilled, dimension "A" is correct,

tighten screws (1).
9.4. If dimension "A" is not correct, remove the microswitch from the
panel, turn the adapter 1/2 a turn clockwise or counterclockwise
as required and reassemble it to the panel.
9.5. Repeat steps 9.1-9.4.
9.6. Reconnect the 2 wires (2, 3) to the door switch. Verify that one
wire is connected to screw no. 1 ("COM" - marked on the switch)
and the other wire is connected to screw no. 3 ("NO" marked on
the switch).

Caution!
Make sure that the door switch is installed correctly (the wheel of
the microswitch is parallel to the floor)!

Check that the operational message “Door is Open" is

displayed when the door is opened and that the message
disappears when the door is closed.

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11.30 Replacing the water pump

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in t in the chamber or in the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Empty the water reservoir.

2. Remove the autoclave outer covers.
3. Disconnect the wires from the pump (1).
4. Disconnect the piping from the pump (2).
5. Remove the pump from the rubber shock absorbers (3). If the rubber
shock absorbers are damaged, replace them.
6. Replace the damaged pump with a new pump.
7. Reconnect wiring and piping.

1
1
2

8. Reassemble the outer cover.

9. Turn on the autoclave and verify it operates correctly.

No. Description Cat. No.

1 Rubber shock absorber SKR203-0006
Fitting 5/16”x1/8”
2 
(straight)
3 Screw BOL191-0140

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11.31 Replacing Plunger or Coil of the Solenoid Valve

The solenoid valves may be out of order due to faulty, durty (with
chipset or dirt) plunger or coil. To repair the solenoid valve – replace the
faulty plunger or solenoid

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in t in the chamber or in the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Open the outer housing to reveal the faulty solenoid valve.

2. Unscrew and remove nut (1).
3. Remove the coil (2).
4. Unscrew the plunger + spring (4) with the plunger housing (3) and
replace it with a new one. The plunger the spring and the housing are
replaced as a kit.
5. Reassemble the coil (2) and the nut (1).
6. Reinstall and close the solenoid.
7. Reinstall the autoclave cover.

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11.32 Replacing the internal PT100 (ELARA-I models only)

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the autoclave.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

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1. Remove the outer covers of the autoclave (see 11.3).
2. Disconnect the jacket PT100 from its connector on the control panel.
3. Unscrew the ½ nut (1) from the chamber and take it out
Note: Please note which length the PT100 protrudes. The new PT100 must
protrude into the chamber to the same length.
4. Install the new PT100 in place of the old one.
Note: Make sure that the sensor protrudes for the same length as the replaced
one.
5. Perform any cycle to verify that the PT100 operates as required.

11.33 Replacing the Chamber and Generator Pressure

Transducers

Cautions!
Before proceeding, make sure that the electric cord is
disconnected and there is no pressure in the autoclave.
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the autoclave.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

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 Generator Chamber

1. Remove the outer cover of the autoclave (see 11.3).

2. Unscrew the screw (1).
3. Unscrew the pipe nut (6).
4. Lift and remove the transducer's cap (2) from the transducer (4).
5. Disconnect the wires. Mind the wiring scheme to restore the wires to
their correct places.
6. If the square gasket (3) remains on the transducer, remove it and install
it on the new transducer.
7. Unscrew the faulty transducer from its seat (5).
8. Install a new transducer.
9. Assemble the cap to the new transducer and tighten it with screw (1).
10. Reconnect the wires.
11. Replace the transducer’s cap.
12. Reassemble the outer cover.
13. Run basic programs of the autoclave to verify that the cycle operates.
There may be need for calibration.

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11.34 Replacing the Pressostat

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the autoclave.
Allow the autoclave to cool before removing outer covers.

The pressostat’s function is to turn off power when the pressure is too
high.

1. Remove the outer covers of the autoclave (see 11.3).

2. Disconnect the wires (1).
3. Unscrew the nut (2).
Note: Follow the steps in this section in the reverse order to install the new
pressostat.
4. Perform any cycle to verify that the pressostat operates as required.

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11.35 Replacing the door locking solenoid

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source
and ensure that there is no pressure in the chamber or the
generator.
Allow the autoclave to cool for about an hour before removing
outer covers.

1. Open the door.

2. Remove the door cover.
3. Release the locking mechanism spring (5) from the front spring holder
(6) or brace the locking mechanism so it will not move while you are
working on it.
4. Remove the solenoid pin stop bracket (4).

6 5

5. Disconnect the door solenoid wires (7) at the terminal block (8).

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6. Using the correct size screwdriver (9) insert it from the top and unscrew
the door solenoid mounting cylinder (11) from the door locking
mechanism brass holder (10).

10 Upper door bridge

Door handle

1. Disassemble the solenoid (15) from the mounting cylinder (11).

11 12 13 14 15

2. Insert a new spring (14) and reassemble the new solenoid and mounting
cylinder screw the assembly into the door locking mechanism.
3. Tighten with the screwdriver.
4. Follow instructions in the reverse order to complete the installation.

List of Door Locking Solenoid Parts

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 Item Cat. No. Description
11 LOK411-0019 Solenoid extension adaptor T4x12
12 LOK411-0018 Solenoid pin -ELARA
13 LOK254-0001 Washer, locking solenoid pin
14 SPR177-0004 Spring, door locking solenoid
15 SOL027-0003 Solenoid, door lock

11.36 Replacing the internal PT100

Caution!
Before starting, disconnect the instrument from the power source and
ensure that there is no pressure in the autoclave.
Allow the autoclave to cool before removing outer covers.

1. Open the outer covers of the autoclave.

2. Disconnect the jacket PT100 from its connector on the control panel.
3. Unscrew the ½ nut (1) from the connector (2) and take it out
Note: Please note which length the electrode protrudes. The new electrode
must protrude into the generator to the same length.
4. Install the new PT100 in place of the old one.
Note: Make sure that the sensor protrudes for the same length as the
replaced one.
5. Perform any cycle to verify that the PT100 operates as required.

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11.37 Replacing the Water Filter

Caution:
Before starting:
Make sure that the electric cord is disconnected and that there is
no pressure in the autoclave.
Make sure there is no pressure in the generator. If there is, open
the left service door and reduce the generator pressure by opening
the drain valve.

5. Drain the water reservoir (see 11.1).

6. Remove the ty-rap, disconnect the inlet pipe of the filter from the
reservoir (1).
7. Disconnect the outlet pipe (2) of the filter from the ULKA water pump.
8. Replace the filter with the new one. Make sure to connect the filter in the
right direction (see the arrow on the filter cover).

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11.38 Replacing the Vacuum Pump

Caution:
Before starting:
Make sure that the electric cord is disconnected and that there is
no pressure in the autoclave.
Make sure there is no pressure in the generator. If there is, open
the left service door and reduce the generator pressure by opening
the drain valve.

1. Disconnect the water filter (see above)

2. Disconnect the vacuum pump electrical wires.
3. Unscrew the four screws from the bottom of the autoclave (1)

4. Disconnect the inlet (2) and the outlet (3) pipes of the pump.

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5. Replace the pump with a new one.

6. Fasten the pump to the autoclave's base with screws (1).
7. Connect all the tubes (2, 3).
8. Connect the electrical wires.

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12 Troubleshooting

Warning!
Do not touch door micro-switches in case of malfunction! Call
Tuttnauer service.

Only technical personnel having proper qualifications and holding

technical documentation (including a technician manual) and adequate
information are authorized to service the apparatus.

Possible causes Check-

Symptoms Corrective Action
ups and tests
1 The main switch is in 1 Turn the main switch to the
‘OFF’ position. ‘On’ position.
(see front view).
2 The power cord is 2 Make sure the power cord
disconnected from the is connected properly to the
The screen machine or the mains. machine and the mains.
doesn’t turn on. (see rear view)
3 Lift the circuit breaker
3 The circuit breaker lever.
has tripped. 4. Replace the power supply.
4. Power supply faulty

1. The software has a 1 turn off the autoclave and

bug and it is stuck restart the power
After Pressing
2. The key pad not 1.1 USB import
Key no response
connecting to the main 2. Replace control system/
board.
1 If printer's LED is on, 1 Make sure the paper roll
the printer is OK. is inserted in the printer.
2 If printer's LED is off, (see Printer Handling in operator's
– faulty printer or no power manual)
Printer doesn’t to the printer. 2 Switch off the machine and
print 3 If printer's LED is switch it back on for restart
blinking, no paper is 3 Replace the printer.
inserted in the printer.
(see Printer Handling in
Operator's manual)

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Symptoms Corrective Action
ups and tests
Fix discontinuity.
2 No obvious reason.
Disconnect and connect Replace power supply.
again.

3 Check 24V input to

the printer. If none:
 Discontinuity
between power supply
and printer.
 Faulty power
supply.
1 The door gasket is 1 Clean the door gasket.
dirty. (see Daily Maintenance in
leaking at the (see Daily Maintenance in Operator's manual).
door Operator's manual) 2 Replace the door gasket.
2 The door gasket is
damaged.
Check if the gasket is
Steam leaks smooth, making sure the
through the door, door closes properly. Please Replace the faulty gasket.
despite the fact check that both door
that door is tightly switches are in order.
closed.

The safety valve 1 Check the path of

does not release safety valve ensuring 1 If circulation is not free,
pressure when circulation is free. remove the block.
blow-off test is 2 Safety relief valve is 2 Replace the faulty valve.
performed. faulty
Fast exhaust
Exhaust valve is faulty or Replace exhaust valve or clean
operation is too
pipe is clogged. pipe.
slow.

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Symptoms Corrective Action
ups and tests
If the problem persists, perform
During the 'Ending' stage the following with SSR, Analog
the chamber temperature board, and temp/pressure
does not go below the sensors:
temperature defined in
parameter 'End
Temperature' for X minutes a. Test
(as defined in parameter b. If this doesn’t help,
'Normal Temperature recalibrate.
High temp. Timeout') c. If this doesn’t help, replace.
(ending) Possible causes:
1. Heating elements go
on working beyond the
required time.
2. Faulty SSR or Analog
board. 3. Faulty
calibration of temp.,
pressure or faulty sensors of
temp and/or pressure.

During the 'Ending' stage First, perform a new cycle. If the

the chamber pressure does problem persists:
not go below the
atmospheric pressure + 5 2 Calibrate System.
kpa after the time defined in
parameter 'Normal Pressure 3 Fix connection. If this
Timeout'. Possible causes: doesn’t help, replace faulty I.O.
board.
High pressure 1. Heating element is
working continuously. Other possible solutions are:
(ending or
exhaust) 1 Pressure System is Replace faulty valve.
not calibrated. Replace the faulty solid state
2 Exhaust valve does relay.
not open due to mechanical
or electrical malfunction
(aulty I.O. board, faulty I.O.
board connection).

At the end of the Repeat the cycle. If the problem

'Sterilization' stage, the gap persists, replace the Main Board.
Time error between the 2 Main Board
system clocks is more than
4 seconds.

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Symptoms Corrective Action
ups and tests
During 'Sterilization' stage, If the problem persists, perform
the chamber temperature the following with SSR, Analog
goes above the value board, and temp/pressure
defined in parameter sensors:
'Sterilization Temperature' +
value of parameter a. Test
'Sterilization temperature
Range'. b. If this doesn’t help,
recalibrate.
Possible causes:
High temp c. If this doesn’t help, replace.
1. Heating elements go
on working beyond the
required time.
2. Faulty SSR or Analog
board. 3. Faulty
calibration of temp.,
pressure or faulty sensors of
temp and/or pressure.

During 'Sterilization' stage, First, perform a new cycle (make

the temperature drops for sure not to overload the
more than 1 second below chamber). If the problem persists:
the sterilization temperature.
Possible causes: 1 Replace the door gasket.
1. Door gasket is 2. Recalibrate the
leaking. temperature and pressure
2. Heating elements sensors.
(even one of them) do not 2 Fix connection. If this
Low Temp work. doesn’t help, replace faulty
3. Faulty SSR or Analog temperature sensors, pressure
board. sensors,.SSR or Analog board.
4. Faulty calibration of
temperature and pressure
sensors.
5. Faulty temperature or
pressure sensors.
6. Overloaded chamber
During 'Sterilization' stage, If the problem persists, perform
the chamber pressure goes the following with SSR, Analog
above the value of board, and temp/pressure
'Sterilization Pressure' plus sensors:
High pressure the value of parameter
'Sterilization pressure a. Test
Range'. The 'Sterilization
Pressure' value is calculated b. If this doesn’t help,
according to parameter recalibrate.

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Symptoms Corrective Action
ups and tests
'Sterilization Temperature' c. If this doesn’t help, replace.
using a predefined lookup
table.
Possible causes:
1. Heating elements go
on working beyond the
required time.
2. Faulty SSR or Analog
board.
3. Faulty calibration of
temperature or pressure
sensors.
4. Faulty temperature or
pressure sensors.
During 'Sterilization' stage, Perform a new cycle.
the chamber pressure goes
below the value of
'Sterilization Pressure'. The
'Sterilization Pressure' value
is calculated according to
parameter 'Sterilization
Temperature' using a
predefined lookup table.
Possible causes:
1. Door gasket is
1 Replace the door gasket.
Low pressure leaking.
Recalibrate the temperature and
2. Heating elements
pressure sensors.
(even one of them) do not
work. 2-5 Fix connection. If this
doesn’t help, replace faulty
3. Faulty SSR or Analog
temperature sensors, pressure
board.
sensors,.SSR or Analog board
4. Faulty calibration of
6. Find and replace the
temperature and pressure
leaking pipes.
sensors.
5. Faulty temperature or
pressure sensors.
6. Leakage in the pipes
During 'Heat' stage, If the problem persists, perform
chamber temperature has the following with SSR, Analog
not reached the requested board, and temp/pressure
Heat time error/
temperature (defined by sensors:
Heat time error
cycle parameter
(keep)
'Sterilization Temperature') a. Test
after X minutes as defined in
parameter 'Heat Time Error' b. If this doesn’t help,

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Symptoms Corrective Action
ups and tests
Possible causes: recalibrate.
1. Door gasket is c. If this doesn’t help, replace.
leaking.
2. Heating elements
(even one of them) do not
work.
3. Faulty SSR or Analog
board.
4. Faulty calibration of
temperature and pressure
sensors.
5. Faulty temperature or
pressure sensors.

Chamber pressure has not If the problem persists, replace

reached the requested high the door gasket.
pressure after the time
defined by cycle parameter
'Pressure Time Error'
Possible causes:
1. Door gasket is
leaking.
Pressure time 2. Heating elements
error (even one of them) do not
work.
3. Faulty SSR or Analog
board.
4. Faulty calibration of
temperature and pressure
sensors.
5. Faulty temperature or
pressure sensors.
The ‘No Water’ parameter
defines the maximum time
to wait for water to be
detected in the chamber. If
no water detected in the
chamber (during insert
No water water stage) after the time
defined by the parameter, a
'No Water' error will be
displayed and the cycle will
fail. Possible causes: 1. Check and fix the mineral
free water supply.
1. No mineral water
supply. 2.check and clean the water inlet

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Symptoms Corrective Action
ups and tests
filter.
2 Water inlet filter 3. Clean the water level
clogged. electrode.
4 fix wire of the water level
3 Water level electrode electrode.
is dirty. 5. Replace the water pump
4 The wire of the water fuse.
level electrode is
disconnected.
5. Faulty water pump.
6. One of the heating
elements does not work
7. Faulty thermostat
8. Faulty cut-off
If it happened before or during the
Power down has occurred sterilization stage, repeat the
during the cycle. cycle. If power down happened
Power down
after the sterilization stage,
repeating the cycle is not
necessary, it’s up to the operator.
The I/O card (connected to
the main through RS232 1. Check the connections.
connector) is not 2. Replace the control
responding. Possible system.
causes:
i/o card failed 1 Disconnection
between I/O board and Main
board.
2 I/O card is faulty
(both while cycle is running
or not).
Locate the cause of the problem
as displayed in 9.7 under "View
Pressure or temperature Analog Inputs State" and check
sensor reports an out-of- the sensor that shows the value ”-
Analog input error range digital value. --”.
Check the connections. If this
does not help, replace the faulty
sensor.
During the cycle the door Check the door switch and its
switch indicates that the connections.
Door is open door is open.
Possible causes:
Faulty or not adjusted door

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Symptoms Corrective Action
ups and tests
switch or faulty door switch
itself.
Vacuum Time Error Perform a new cycle.
message on the yellow If the problem persists, perform
screens after a failed cycle vacuum test to find leakage the
means that, during a time autoclave door or pipes.
Vacuum Time set in the parameter “Pulse
Error A (or B) Stay Time”,
chamber vacuum has not
reached the pressure value
set in “Pulse A (or B) low
pressure”.
Vacuum Pressure Error Perform a new cycle.
message on the yellow If the problem persists, perform
screens after a failed cycle vacuum test to find leakage the
means that, during a time autoclave door or pipes.
Vacuum Pressure set in the parameter “Pulse
Error A (or B) Stay Time”,
chamber pressure has not
reached the value set in
“Pulse A (or B) high
pressure”.

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13 List of Spare Parts
ELARA11P230-W-D

Part No. Description

BOL191-0158 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x8, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
BOL194-0340 Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x13, Flat Point,
DIN7981 FH
BOL194-0341 Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x19, Flat Point,
DIN7981 FH
CMT240-0097 Handle, Tray, TTA 1730, 2340, 2540
VLV170-0014 Cock, Drain
FIL175-0060 Strainer, 40 mesh, St.St., w/Grip
GAS080-0007 Gasket, Silicone, ø119mm, Water Reservoir
GAS083-0004 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 7x13mm, 58 Shore A
GAS084-0007 Drain PVC Tube 10x13
HLD411-0009 Bottom support for door cover - Elara 11
HLD411-0020 Upper support for door cover - EZ11K
NUT192-0217 Hex Nut, 8-32UNC, Brass, Plain
NUT192-0230 Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
steel,Cadmium plated
NUT193-0263 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M6, Steel, Zinc Plated,
DIN125-1A
NUT193-0271 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M5 (3/16), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0291 Serrated Lock Washer External Teeth,M4(5/32),Steel,Zinc
Pl.,DIN6798A
POL065-0006 Cover, Validation Port, 2340
POL067-0004 Cover, Reservoir, Fill water
POL067-0005 Dipstick, Water level, Tables
POL067-0011 Shield, Opening Handle, 9"&11" E/M
POL067-0012 Cover, Opening Handle, 9"&11" E/M
COV411-0011 Cover, Outer, ELARA

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Part No. Description
COV411-0014 Cover,Rear,ELARA11-D & 2840ELPV
POL065-0091 Cover, Door, 11" , with company logo.
SEA095-0117 Silicon Bag 5 mml
CMT258-0002 Disc, Cover door
BOL194-0341 Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x19, Flat Point,
DIN7981 FH
CMT240-0018 Nut, Front Leg For TTA
CMT240-0021 Bushing, Front Leg, TTA
WHE070-0034 Leg, Adjustable, Front, 124020D/10, Haman.
WHE070-0035 Leg, Adjustable, Rear, 124020D, Haman
FIT100-0902 Connector, Male, Straight, 1/2BSP
Tube10mm,Plastic,12446850180,Tefen
NUT193-0275 Plain Washer, 1X5.3X13, Stainless Steel A2
NUT193-0323 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
CMT411-0097 Cover, Service, Bottom, Elara 11
BOL191-0142 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, 1/4UNCx3/4, St.St. A2
BOL191-0155 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M5x20, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
SKR203-0009 Shock Absorber, Ø20.5x6.5x5.5mm, EP 70 DURO
FIT100-0805 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/4"BSP For 6mm Hose
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
NUT193-0275 Plain Washer, 1X5.3X13, Stainless Steel A2
NUT193-0325 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M5 (3/16), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
PUM057-0055 Vacuum Pump, Diaphragm, 230V, UL, ASF Thomas
ARM100-0152 Heat Exchanger, 15/04x10x0127/16, Lordan
CTP201-0159 Fan, 230VAC, 150x172x38
FIL175-0069 Fan guard, 170 mm, NiCr plated, FGW-162A-5, Cooltron
FIT100-0805 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/4"BSP For 6mm Hose
NUT193-0325 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M5 (3/16), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
BOL191-0142 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, 1/4UNCx3/4, St.St. A2
SKR203-0006 Shock Absorber, SRB, 85/90 SHORE fot ULKA Pump.
NUT192-0155 Flange Hex Nut, 1/4UNC,Grade 2, Steel, Zinc Plated
NUT193-0269 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M6, Stainless Steel A2,
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Part No. Description
DIN125
PUM055-0021 Water Pump, 230V, 50Hz, Ulka
ARM172-0026 Check Valve, Spring Disk, 1/4"BSP, St.St., MONDEO
BOL191-0158 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x8, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
SOL026-0039 Valve, Solenoid, 2/2 way, 1/4"BSPx4.5, NC, 24VAC, 8W
FIT100-0802 1/4" T section O-RING - M/F/M
FIT100-0803 1/4" Elbow Connection O-RING - F/M
FIT100-0805 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/4"BSP For 6mm Hose
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
FIT100-0812 Adaptor, Elbow, Orienting, Male 1/4"", Tube 1/4
NUT192-0229 Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
steel,Cadmium plated
NUT193-0323 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
PNE195-0040 Silencer 1/4"
ARM172-0026 Check Valve, Spring Disk, 1/4"BSP, St.St., MONDEO
CMT100-0004 Nipple, Hex, 1/4"x1/4", NPTxNPT For TTA
CMT411-0074 Connector 1/4" Hexagon- Elara 11"
FIT100-0807 Straight Male O-RING - 1/4 M / Tube(8*6)
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
FIT100-0813 Straight Male O-RING - 1/4 M / Tube 3/16
NUT192-0230 Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
steel,Cadmium plated
CMT411-0073 Reservoir, waste water, assembly, ELARA
BOL191-0082 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x16, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
BOL191-0158 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x8, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
CMT240-0020 Nut, 3/8"BSP, Water Reservoir
CMT240-0022 Washer, 30mm, Brass, Water Reservoir
ELE039-0048 Terminal, male, brass, w/o isolation, PC1L18704LR, K.S.
Terminals
FIT100-0216 Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Brass, 60C-4, Parker
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
FIT100-0806 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/8"BSP For 6mm Hose

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Part No. Description
GAS080-0022 O-Ring, ID 2.84, W=2.62, 2-104 EPDM
NUT193-0270 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0323 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
NUT193-0340 Teflon Ring for water tank
PIP411-0002 Coil, Cooling, ELARA
CMT411-0113 WATER LEVEL ELECTRODE
CMT411-0168 Reservoir, waste water, ELARA11/9 ,Drilling
RES411-0005 Reservoir, Overflow water Tank, Injection,Polycarbonate,
COV411-0001 Isolation for body Elara 11"
COV411-0008 Isolation for rear body Elara 11"
THE005-0016 Thermostat, Cut-Off, TY95-H, 155C, Campini
THE005-0019 Thermostat, Cut-Off, TY95-H, 170C, Campini
ELE039-0084 Cable Tie, Releasable, Nylon, 1042mm
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
BOL194-0341 Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x19, Flat Point,
DIN7981 FH
CMT196-0001 Bushing, water level electrode
CMT196-0004 Electrode, Water Level, Assembly, For Electronic TTA
Length: 58mm
GAS086-0001 Tube, Teflon, Water Level Electrode
CMV196-0002 Electrode, Water Level, 58mm, TTA
ELE039-0048 Terminal, male, brass, w/o isolation, PC1L18704LR, K.S.
Terminals
NUT192-0191 Hex Nut, M4X3.2, Stainless Steel A2, DIN934
NUT193-0292 Serrated Lock Washers External Teeth, M6, Steel,Zinc
Plated,DIN6798A
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
FIT100-0807 Straight Male O-RING - 1/4 M / Tube(8*6)
FIT100-0813 Straight Male O-RING - 1/4 M / Tube 3/16
PNE195-0161 Hex Socket Plug with O-Ring
Viton,1/4",BSPxBSP,Brass,Nickel-Plated,
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
HEA016-0031 Heating Element, Immersion, Threaded, 230V, 1"x300,
2x1100W, St. St.

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Part No. Description
NUT192-0230 Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
steel,Cadmium plated
NUT193-0271 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M5 (3/16), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0325 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M5 (3/16), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
PNE195-0161 Hex Socket Plug with O-Ring
Viton,1/4",BSPxBSP,Brass,Nickel-Plated,
HEA010-0017 Heating Element, Band, 230V, 11-1/4"x12", 500W,
Aluminum, ELARA 11
ELE036-0026 Limit Switch, Snap-Action,SPDT,20A, 250VAC,
2HP,Screw terminal
NUT192-0192 Hex Nut, M5X4, Stainless Steel A2, DIN934
NUT192-0235 Nut, for bulkhead, Brass, 7/16-24
NUT193-0271 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M5 (3/16), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0325 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M5 (3/16), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
THE006-0006 Transducer, Pressure, 0-4 Bar abs
FIL175-0042 Filter, Air, 0.2 Micron, Model 50mm D
FIL175-0066 Filter, 0.2 micron, 92WM
FIL175-0087 Filter, Water, PVC Assy.
FIT100-0216 Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Brass, 60C-4, Parker
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
FIT100-0824 Coupling, Stud, Female, 1/4"BSP, Parallel, 5mm Tube,
01140513 Legris
GAS083-0002 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 5x10mm, 58 Shore A
GAS083-0004 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 7x13mm, 58 Shore A
GAS083-0015 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 16*22 ‫ ת‬mm, 58 Shore A
GAS086-0017 Tube, Teflon, 6x8mm
THE005-0047 Switch, Pressure, TY85/B, Campini
PNE195-0161 Hex Socket Plug with O-Ring
Viton,1/4",BSPxBSP,Brass,Nickel-Plated,
BOL191-0052 Hex Cap Screw, 1/4UNCx5/8, St. St. A2
BOL191-0158 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x8, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
BOL191-0226 Hex Cap Screw, M5x12, St. St. A2, DIN933

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CMT411-0012 Pin Side, door Axis 9/11"
CMT411-0013 Pin Side, door locking 9/11"
SPR177-0024 Central clicking Spring- Elara 11
THE039-0036 Connector, Ceramic, No.3, Double
BOL191-0240 Hex Socket Flat Cap Screw, M5x25, St. St. A2, DIN7991
LOK692-0039 Pin, Cotter, 2.0x16 mm
NUT193-0269 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M6, Stainless Steel A2,
DIN125
NUT193-0270 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0271 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M5 (3/16), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0275 Plain Washer, 1X5.3X13, Stainless Steel A2
NUT193-0283 Plain Washer, 1.2X7.45X16.1, Stainless Steel A2
NUT193-0317 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, 1/4, St. St. A2,
DIN127B
NUT193-0323 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
NUT193-0325 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M5 (3/16), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
GAS080-0310 Gasket for Flate Door-11",Silicone
CMT411-0108 Spacer,Door 11" Adjustment 0.8mm
CMT098-0002 Nipple, Water level electrode
BOL191-0052 Hex Cap Screw, 1/4UNCx5/8, St. St. A2
BOL191-0238 Hex Cap Screw, M4x10, St. St. A2, DIN933
CMT411-0017 Hinge Plate Axle for ELARA 11", ELARA FLAT
DOOR,EZ11,EZ9,2840ELXX
CMT411-0020 Stopper, door pin 9/11"
DOR411-0005 Hinge unit , Assembly 9/11"
BOL191-0240 Hex Socket Flat Cap Screw, M5x25, St. St. A2, DIN7991
CMT411-0011 Spacer for Hinge Unit For ELARA 11"
LOK411-0006 Door Axis 9/11"
SOL027-0003 Solenoid, Door Lock, TPGx12-C-24VDC, Guardian
SPR177-0004 Spring, Solenoid, Door Locking, 1730, 2340, 2540
LOK254-0001 Washer, locking solenoid pin, 1730, 2340, 2540
LOK411-0018 Solenoid pin -Elara

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Part No. Description
BOL191-0070 Flat Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x10, St. St. A2,
DIN965
SPR177-0023 Spring, Tension, M3386 for 9"&11"
LOK411-0010 Sliding Sleeve for Elara 11".
LOK692-0039 Pin, Cotter, 2.0x16 mm
NUT193-0269 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M6, Stainless Steel A2,
DIN125
NUT193-0270 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0317 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, 1/4, St. St. A2,
DIN127B
NUT193-0323 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
CMT411-0101 Bushing for locker, Door 9/11"
CMT411-0102 Bushing for door axis 9/11"
NUT192-0253 Hex Nut, M6X5, Brass, DIN934
CMT411-0115 Arm Door-11" for flat door - Machining
NUT192-0253 Hex Nut, M6X5, Brass, DIN934
LOK411-0047 Safety Switch Holder-Assy. for ELARA EZ11 EZ9
ELE036-0036 Limit Switch,Snap-Action,Formed
Lever,Light,SPDT,10A/250VAC
LOK411-0044 Safety Switch Holder for Elara door
VLV170-0013 Housing, Cock, Drain
VLV170-0015 Nut, Cock, Drain
NUT192-0230 Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
steel,Cadmium plated
BOL191-0091 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4X20, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
BOL191-0140 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x12, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
CMT240-0020 Nut, 3/8"BSP, Water Reservoir
CMT240-0022 Washer, 30mm, Brass, Water Reservoir
ELE039-0048 Terminal, male, brass, w/o isolation, PC1L18704LR, K.S.
Terminals
GAS080-0022 O-Ring, ID 2.84, W=2.62, 2-104 EPDM
NUT193-0270 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125

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NUT193-0323 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
NUT193-0340 Teflon Ring for water tank
CMT411-0113 WATER LEVEL ELECTRODE
CMT411-0167 Reservoir, Main Water Tank,Drilling,ELARA11/9
CMT411-0137 Holder, Safety Valve, ASME, 1/4" NPT
SVL029-0119 Safety Valve, PED,1/4"NPT MPTxDisch. H.,Brass
Body,Brass Seat,2.8Bar
ELC258-0030 Sensor, Temperature, PT100, 5x45, Assy.(For EZ9/11)
THE003-0013 Sensor, Temperature, PT100, 5X70, TUT-001, MAMAB
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
GAS082-0022 Grommet, 22-35, Rubber 3144
GAS083-0015 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 16*22 ‫ת‬mm, 58 Shore A
POL067-0061 Funnel, Water, 9"/11"- Cut
POL067-0051 Funnel, Water, 9"/11"
WIR040-0003 ELECTRIC CABLE PLUG+SOCKET 10A, 250V, EUR
BOL190-0012 Pan Head Machine Screw, Slotted, 5-40UNCx5/8, Brass,
Nickel Plated
BOL190-0023 Pan Head Machine Screw, Slotted, 8-32UNCx5/8, Brass,
Nickel Plated
BOL194-0340 Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x13, Flat Point,
DIN7981 FH
THE039-0036 Connector, Ceramic, No.3, Double
WIR040-0179 Modular coupler, MH3101S-8821 Shielded Cat 5e, MH
connectors
ELE039-0049 Connector, Ceramic, No.1, single
NUT192-0206 Hex Nut, 5-40UNC, Brass, Nickel Plated
NUT192-0217 Hex Nut, 8-32UNC, Brass, Plain
NUT193-0291 Serrated Lock Washer External Teeth,M4(5/32),Steel,Zinc
Pl.,DIN6798A
ELC258-0015 Sensor, Temperature, 5x100, 54400, Sontec, Assy. (For D
line)
THE003-0002 Sensor, Temperature, PT100, 5x100, Sontec
GAS080-0022 O-Ring, ID 2.84, W=2.62, 2-104 EPDM
BOL190-0012 Pan Head Machine Screw, Slotted, 5-40UNCx5/8, Brass,
Nickel Plated
WIR040-0015 Electric Socket 16A
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NUT192-0206 Hex Nut, 5-40UNC, Brass, Nickel Plated
NUT192-0230 Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
steel,Cadmium plated
ELE035-0092 Transformer, 2x115 / 2x12, 50/60 hz, TDB-100,
Jishisheng
ELE035-0170 Fuse, 5x20mm, Glass tube, 250V, 5A, SB
CPN064-0031 Keyboard, EZ 9"&11", EZ/3870-D & Hor.-D
CTP200-0138 Board, I/O Extension, Bacsoft
CTP200-0140 Board, Main Control, Bacsoft
THE002-0052 Panel printer, Thermal, 24 Columns
THE002-0066 Thermal paper for CUSTOM PLUSII printer roll 57mm
d=50mm
WIR040-0170 Cable kit for PLUSII-S-0004 Printer
ELC258-0012 Shield, Control Unit Boards, Bacsoft
ELE035-0102 Circuit Breaker,2Pole,15A,250VAC,White
ELE039-0048 Terminal, male, brass, w/o isolation, PC1L18704LR, K.S.
Terminals
POL064-0027 Control Panel,First Assembly, EZ11
POL067-0013 Hinge, Printer Opening Door, 9"&11" E/M
POL067-0010 Door, Printer Opening, 11" E
POL067-0048 Window, Clear for Control Sys. Screen - Bacsoft
THE002-0061 Full Color graphical display 3.5"
BOL191-0020 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M3x10, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
BOL194-0330 Blind Rivets 4x10, Head 7.5 mm, Aluminium, DIN7337 A
CTP201-0065 Relay, SSR,24-280VAC,25A,Contr. 3-32VDC, SPST-
NO,Screw terminals
CTP201-0271 Relay Socket
CTP201-0272 Miniature PCB relay, coil 24VDC, contact 250VAC, 8A, 2
pole
THE039-0037 Connector, Ceramic, Double, No.2
ELE035-0009 Fuse, 5x20mm, Glass tube, 250V, 2A,F
ELE035-0144 Power Supply, 24VDC, 1A
ELE035-0144 Power Supply, 24VDC, 1A
NUT192-0217 Hex Nut, 8-32UNC, Brass, Plain
NUT192-0230 Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring

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steel,Cadmium plated
NUT193-0291 Serrated Lock Washer External Teeth,M4(5/32),Steel,Zinc
Pl.,DIN6798A
CTP201-0318 Fan, 24VDC, Dia. 80mmx20mm, 34.6CFM
ELE035-0192 BUZZER, PIEZO, CONTINUOUS, 85dB@30cm/3-28VDC
ELE039-1055 Female Connector, 6 Pole,5mm Pin Spacing with Coding
Fingers Closed
ELE039-1056 Female Connector,8 Pole,5mm Pin Spacing with Coding
Fingers Closed
SOL026-0077 Connector, 2 Contacts, 24V, Black, DIN43650,
KA132L34B9, CNE

ELARA9P-230-W-D

Part No. Description

WIR040-0003 ELECTRIC CABLE PLUG+SOCKET 10A, 250V, EUR
BOL191-0142 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, 1/4UNCx3/4, St.St. A2
BOL191-0155 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M5x20, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
SKR203-0009 Shock Absorber, Ø20.5x6.5x5.5mm, EP 70 DURO
FIT100-0805 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/4"BSP For 6mm Hose
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
NUT193-0275 Plain Washer, 1X5.3X13, Stainless Steel A2
NUT193-0325 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M5 (3/16), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
PUM057- Vacuum Pump, Diaphragm, 230V, UL, ASF Thomas
0055
ARM100- Heat Exchanger, 15/04x10x0127/16, Lordan
0152
CTP201-0159 Fan, 230VAC, 150x172x38
FIL175-0069 Fan guard, 170 mm, NiCr plated, FGW-162A-5, Cooltron
FIT100-0805 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/4"BSP For 6mm Hose
NUT193-0325 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M5 (3/16), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
BOL191-0142 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, 1/4UNCx3/4, St.St. A2
SKR203-0006 Shock Absorber, SRB, 85/90 SHORE fot ULKA Pump.
NUT192-0155 Flange Hex Nut, 1/4UNC,Grade 2, Steel, Zinc Plated

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NUT193-0269 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M6, Stainless Steel A2,
DIN125
PUM055- Water Pump, 230V, 50Hz, Ulka
0021
CMT411-0073 Reservoir, waste water, assembly, ELARA
BOL191-0082 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x16, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
BOL191-0158 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x8, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
CMT240-0020 Nut, 3/8"BSP, Water Reservoir
CMT240-0022 Washer, 30mm, Brass, Water Reservoir
ELE039-0048 Terminal, male, brass, w/o isolation, PC1L18704LR, K.S.
Terminals
FIT100-0216 Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Brass, 60C-4, Parker
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
FIT100-0806 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/8"BSP For 6mm Hose
GAS080-0022 O-Ring, ID 2.84, W=2.62, 2-104 EPDM
NUT193-0270 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0323 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
NUT193-0340 Teflon Ring for water tank
PIP411-0002 Coil, Cooling, ELARA
CMT411-0113 WATER LEVEL ELECTRODE
CMT411-0168 Reservoir, waste water, ELARA11/9 ,Drilling
RES411-0005 Reservoir, Overflow water Tank, Injection,Polycarbonate,
THE005-0016 Thermostat, Cut-Off, TY95-H, 155C, Campini
THE005-0019 Thermostat, Cut-Off, TY95-H, 170C, Campini
WHE070- Leg, Adjustable, Front, 124020D/10, Haman.
0034
WHE070- Leg, Adjustable, Rear, 124020D, Haman
0035
ELE039-0084 Cable Tie, Releasable, Nylon, 1042mm
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
GAS083-0015 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 16*22 ‫ת‬mm, 58 Shore A
BOL194-0341 Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x19, Flat Point,
DIN7981 FH

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CMT196-0001 Bushing, water level electrode
CMT196-0004 Electrode, Water Level, Assembly, For Electronic TTA
Length: 58mm
GAS086-0001 Tube, Teflon, Water Level Electrode
CMV196- Electrode, Water Level, 58mm, TTA
0002
ELE039-0048 Terminal, male, brass, w/o isolation, PC1L18704LR, K.S.
Terminals
NUT192-0191 Hex Nut, M4X3.2, Stainless Steel A2, DIN934
NUT193-0292 Serrated Lock Washers External Teeth, M6, Steel,Zinc
Plated,DIN6798A
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
FIT100-0807 Straight Male O-RING - 1/4 M / Tube(8*6)
FIT100-0813 Straight Male O-RING - 1/4 M / Tube 3/16
PNE195-0161 Hex Socket Plug with O-Ring
Viton,1/4",BSPxBSP,Brass,Nickel-Plated,
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
HEA016-0031 Heating Element, Immersion, Threaded, 230V, 1"x300,
2x1100W, St. St.
NUT192-0230 Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
steel,Cadmium plated
NUT193-0271 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M5 (3/16), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0325 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M5 (3/16), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
PNE195-0161 Hex Socket Plug with O-Ring
Viton,1/4",BSPxBSP,Brass,Nickel-Plated,
ELE036-0026 Limit Switch, Snap-Action,SPDT,20A, 250VAC,
2HP,Screw terminal
NUT192-0192 Hex Nut, M5X4, Stainless Steel A2, DIN934
NUT192-0235 Nut, for bulkhead, Brass, 7/16-24
NUT193-0275 Plain Washer, 1X5.3X13, Stainless Steel A2
NUT193-0325 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M5 (3/16), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
THE006-0006 Transducer, Pressure, 0-4 Bar abs
FIL175-0042 Filter, Air, 0.2 Micron, Model 50mm D
FIL175-0066 Filter, 0.2 micron, 92WM
FIL175-0087 Filter, Water, PVC Assy.
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FIT100-0216 Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Brass, 60C-4, Parker
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
FIT100-0824 Coupling, Stud, Female, 1/4"BSP, Parallel, 5mm Tube,
01140513 Legris
GAS083-0002 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 5x10mm, 58 Shore A
GAS083-0004 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 7x13mm, 58 Shore A
GAS083-0015 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 16*22 ‫ת‬mm, 58 Shore A
GAS086-0017 Tube, Teflon, 6x8mm
THE005-0047 Switch, Pressure, TY85/B, Campini
PNE195-0161 Hex Socket Plug with O-Ring
Viton,1/4",BSPxBSP,Brass,Nickel-Plated,
CMT411-0097 Cover, Service, Bottom, Elara 11
BOL191-0091 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4X20, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
BOL191-0140 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x12, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
CMT240-0020 Nut, 3/8"BSP, Water Reservoir
CMT240-0022 Washer, 30mm, Brass, Water Reservoir
ELE039-0048 Terminal, male, brass, w/o isolation, PC1L18704LR, K.S.
Terminals
GAS080-0022 O-Ring, ID 2.84, W=2.62, 2-104 EPDM
NUT193-0270 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0323 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
NUT193-0340 Teflon Ring for water tank
CMT411-0113 WATER LEVEL ELECTRODE
CMT411-0167 Reservoir, Main Water Tank,Drilling,ELARA11/9
CMT411-0137 Holder, Safety Valve, ASME, 1/4" NPT
BOL191-0052 Hex Cap Screw, 1/4UNCx5/8, St. St. A2
BOL191-0158 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x8, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
CMT411-0012 Pin Side, door Axis 9/11"
CMT411-0013 Pin Side, door locking 9/11"
SPR177-0024 Central clicking Spring- Elara 11
THE039-0036 Connector, Ceramic, No.3, Double

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BOL191-0052 Hex Cap Screw, 1/4UNCx5/8, St. St. A2
BOL191-0238 Hex Cap Screw, M4x10, St. St. A2, DIN933
CMT411-0017 Hinge Plate Axle for ELARA 11", ELARA FLAT
DOOR,EZ11,EZ9,2840ELXX
CMT411-0020 Stopper, door pin 9/11"
DOR411- Hinge unit , Assembly 9/11"
0005
BOL191-0240 Hex Socket Flat Cap Screw, M5x25, St. St. A2, DIN7991
CMT411-0011 Spacer for Hinge Unit For ELARA 11"
LOK411-0006 Door Axis 9/11"
SOL027-0003 Solenoid, Door Lock, TPGx12-C-24VDC, Guardian
SPR177-0004 Spring, Solenoid, Door Locking, 1730, 2340, 2540
LOK254-0001 Washer, locking solenoid pin, 1730, 2340, 2540
LOK411-0018 Solenoid pin -Elara
BOL191-0070 Flat Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x10, St. St. A2,
DIN965
SPR177-0023 Spring, Tension, M3386 for 9"&11"
LOK411-0010 Sliding Sleeve for Elara 11".
LOK692-0039 Pin, Cotter, 2.0x16 mm
NUT193-0269 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M6, Stainless Steel A2,
DIN125
NUT193-0270 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0317 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, 1/4, St. St. A2,
DIN127B
NUT193-0323 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
CMT411-0101 Bushing for locker, Door 9/11"
CMT411-0102 Bushing for door axis 9/11"
BOL191-0240 Hex Socket Flat Cap Screw, M5x25, St. St. A2, DIN7991
LOK692-0039 Pin, Cotter, 2.0x16 mm
NUT193-0269 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M6, Stainless Steel A2,
DIN125
NUT193-0270 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0271 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M5 (3/16), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125

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NUT193-0283 Plain Washer, 1.2X7.45X16.1, Stainless Steel A2
NUT193-0317 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, 1/4, St. St. A2,
DIN127B
NUT193-0323 Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
St. A2,DIN127B
CMT411-0108 Spacer,Door 11" Adjustment 0.8mm
GAS080-0310 Gasket, Silicone, for Ele. Autoclave Flat Door 9"
NUT192-0253 Hex Nut, M6X5, Brass, DIN934
CMT098-0002 Nipple, Water level electrode
VLV170-0013 Housing, Cock, Drain
HEA010-0022 Heating Element, Band, 230V, 9-1/4"x12", 500W,
Aluminum, ELARA9
SVL029-0119 Safety Valve, PED,1/4"NPT MPTxDisch. H.,Brass
Body,Brass Seat,2.8Bar
ELC258-0030 Sensor, Temperature, PT100, 5x45, Assy.(For EZ9/11)
THE003-0013 Sensor, Temperature, PT100, 5X70, TUT-001, MAMAB
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
GAS082-0022 Grommet, 22-35, Rubber 3144
GAS083-0015 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 16*22 ‫ת‬mm, 58 Shore A
POL067-0061 Funnel, Water, 9"/11"- Cut
POL067-0051 Funnel, Water, 9"/11"
BOL191-0158 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x8, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
BOL194-0340 Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x13, Flat Point,
DIN7981 FH
BOL194-0341 Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x19, Flat Point,
DIN7981 FH
CMT240-0097 Handle, Tray, TTA 1730, 2340, 2540
VLV170-0014 Cock, Drain
FIL175-0060 Strainer, 40 mesh, St.St., w/Grip
GAS080-0007 Gasket, Silicone, ø119mm, Water Reservoir
GAS083-0004 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 7x13mm, 58 Shore A
GAS084-0007 Drain PVC Tube 10x13
HLD409-0000 Support, Bottom, for door cover "9
HLD409-0001 Support, Upper, for door cover "9
NUT192-0217 Hex Nut, 8-32UNC, Brass, Plain

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NUT192-0230 Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
steel,Cadmium plated
NUT193-0263 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M6, Steel, Zinc Plated,
DIN125-1A
NUT193-0271 Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M5 (3/16), Stainless Steel
A2, DIN125
NUT193-0291 Serrated Lock Washer External Teeth,M4(5/32),Steel,Zinc
Pl.,DIN6798A
POL065-0006 Cover, Validation Port, 2340
POL067-0005 Dipstick, Water level, Tables
POL067-0011 Shield, Opening Handle, 9"&11" E/M
POL067-0012 Cover, Opening Handle, 9"&11" E/M
POL067-0054 Cover, Reservoir, Fill water, Elara
POL065-0092 Cover, Door, 9" , with company logo
SEA095-0117 Silicon Bag 5 mml
CMT258-0002 Disc, Cover door
BOL190-0012 Pan Head Machine Screw, Slotted, 5-40UNCx5/8, Brass,
Nickel Plated
BOL190-0023 Pan Head Machine Screw, Slotted, 8-32UNCx5/8, Brass,
Nickel Plated
THE002-0052 Panel printer, Thermal, 24 Columns
THE002-0066 Thermal paper for CUSTOM PLUSII printer roll 57mm
d=50mm
THE039-0036 Connector, Ceramic, No.3, Double
WIR040-0179 Modular coupler, MH3101S-8821 Shielded Cat 5e, MH
connectors
ELE039-0049 Connector, Ceramic, No.1, single
NUT192-0206 Hex Nut, 5-40UNC, Brass, Nickel Plated
NUT192-0217 Hex Nut, 8-32UNC, Brass, Plain
NUT193-0291 Serrated Lock Washer External Teeth,M4(5/32),Steel,Zinc
Pl.,DIN6798A
ELC258-0015 Sensor, Temperature, 5x100, 54400, Sontec, Assy. (For
D line)
THE003-0002 Sensor, Temperature, PT100, 5x100, Sontec
GAS080-0022 O-Ring, ID 2.84, W=2.62, 2-104 EPDM
BOL190-0012 Pan Head Machine Screw, Slotted, 5-40UNCx5/8, Brass,
Nickel Plated

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WIR040-0015 Electric Socket 16A
NUT192-0206 Hex Nut, 5-40UNC, Brass, Nickel Plated
NUT192-0230 Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
steel,Cadmium plated
ELE035-0092 Transformer, 2x115 / 2x12, 50/60 hz, TDB-100,
Jishisheng
ELE035-0170 Fuse, 5x20mm, Glass tube, 250V, 5A, SB
CPN064-0031 Keyboard, EZ 9"&11", EZ/3870-D & Hor.-D
CTP200-0138 Board, I/O Extension, Bacsoft
CTP200-0140 Board, Main Control, Bacsoft
WIR040-0170 Cable kit for PLUSII-S-0004 Printer
WIR040-0179 Modular coupler, MH3101S-8821 Shielded Cat 5e, MH
connectors
WIR040-0180 Cord, extension, USB 2.0 type A - panel F to M, 35 cm
ELC258-0012 Shield, Control Unit Boards, Bacsoft
ELE035-0102 Circuit Breaker,2Pole,15A,250VAC,White
ELE039-0048 Terminal, male, brass, w/o isolation, PC1L18704LR, K.S.
Terminals
POL064-0029 Control Panel, First Assembly, EZ9
POL067-0013 Hinge, Printer Opening Door, 9"&11" E/M
POL067-0048 Window, Clear for Control Sys. Screen - Bacsoft
THE002-0061 Full Color graphical display 3.5"
BOL191-0020 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M3x10, St. St. A2,
DIN7985
BOL194-0330 Blind Rivets 4x10, Head 7.5 mm, Aluminium, DIN7337 A
CTP201-0065 Relay, SSR,24-280VAC,25A,Contr. 3-32VDC, SPST-
NO,Screw terminals
CTP201-0271 Relay Socket
CTP201-0272 Miniature PCB relay, coil 24VDC, contact 250VAC, 8A, 2
pole
THE039-0037 Connector, Ceramic, Double, No.2
ELE035-0009 Fuse, 5x20mm, Glass tube, 250V, 2A,F
ELE035-0144 Power Supply, 24VDC, 1A
ELE035-0144 Power Supply, 24VDC, 1A
NUT192-0217 Hex Nut, 8-32UNC, Brass, Plain
NUT192-0230 Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring

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steel,Cadmium plated
NUT193-0291 Serrated Lock Washer External Teeth,M4(5/32),Steel,Zinc
Pl.,DIN6798A
CTP201-0318 Fan, 24VDC, Dia. 80mmx20mm, 34.6CFM
ELE035-0192 BUZZER, PIEZO, CONTINUOUS, 85dB@30cm/3-28VDC
ELE039-1055 Female Connector, 6 Pole,5mm Pin Spacing with Coding
Fingers Closed
ELE039-1056 Female Connector,8 Pole,5mm Pin Spacing with Coding
Fingers Closed
SOL026-0077 Connector, 2 Contacts, 24V, Black, DIN43650,
KA132L34B9, CNE
BOL194-0340 Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x13, Flat Point,
DIN7981 FH

ELARA-i

Part Number Description

BOL191-0052 Hex Cap Screw, 1/4UNCx5/8, St. St. A2
Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x8, St. St. A2,
BOL191-0158 DIN7985
CMT098-0002 Nipple, Water level electrode
CMT411-0012 Pin Side, door Axis 9/11"
CMT411-0013 Pin Side, door locking 9/11"
CMT411-0108 Spacer,Door Adjustment 0.8mm
GAS080-0310 Gasket, Silicone, for Ele. Autoclave Flat Door 9"
BOL191-0052 Hex Cap Screw, 1/4UNCx5/8, St. St. A2
BOL191-0238 Hex Cap Screw, M4x10, St. St. A2, DIN933
Hinge Plate Axle for ELARA 11", ELARA FLAT
CMT411-0017 DOOR,EZ11,EZ9,2840ELXX
CMT411-0020 Stopper, door pin 9/11"
CMT411-0101 Bushing for locker, Door 9/11"
CMT411-0102 Bushing for door axis 9/11"
DOR411-0005 Hinge unit , Assembly 9/11"
BOL191-0240 Hex Socket Flat Cap Screw, M5x25, St. St. A2, DIN7991
CMT411-0011 Spacer for Hinge Unit For ELARA 11"
LOK411-0006 Door Axis 9/11"

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LOK254-0001 Washer, locking solenoid pin, 1730, 2340, 2540
LOK411-0018 Solenoid pin -Elara
SOL027-0003 Solenoid, Door Lock, TPGx12-C-24VDC, Guardian
SPR177-0004 Spring, Solenoid, Door Locking, 1730, 2340, 2540
Flat Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x10, St. St. A2,
BOL191-0070 DIN965
LOK411-0010 Sliding Sleeve for Elara 11".
SPR177-0023 Spring, Tension, M3386 for 9"&11"
LOK692-0039 Pin, Cotter, 2.0x16 mm
Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M6, Stainless Steel A2,
NUT193-0269 DIN125
Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless
NUT193-0270 Steel A2, DIN125
Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, 1/4, St. St. A2,
NUT193-0317 DIN127B
Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
NUT193-0323 St. A2,DIN127B
BOL191-0240 Hex Socket Flat Cap Screw, M5x25, St. St. A2, DIN7991
LOK692-0039 Pin, Cotter, 2.0x16 mm
NUT192-0253 Hex Nut, M6X5, Brass, DIN934
Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M6, Stainless Steel A2,
NUT193-0269 DIN125
Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless
NUT193-0270 Steel A2, DIN125
Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M5 (3/16), Stainless
NUT193-0271 Steel A2, DIN125
NUT193-0283 Plain Washer, 1.2X7.45X16.1, Stainless Steel A2
Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, 1/4, St. St. A2,
NUT193-0317 DIN127B
Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
NUT193-0323 St. A2,DIN127B
SPR177-0024 Central clicking Spring- Elara 11
THE039-0036 Connector, Ceramic, No.3, Double
Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, 1/4UNCx3/4, St.St.
BOL191-0142 A2
Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x12, St. St. A2,
BOL191-0140 DIN7985
BOL191-0158 Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x8, St. St. A2,
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DIN7985
CMT240-0020 Nut, 3/8"BSP, Water Reservoir
CMT240-0022 Washer, 30mm, Brass, Water Reservoir
CMT411-0113 WATER LEVEL ELECTRODE
Terminal, male, brass, w/o isolation, PC1L18704LR, K.S.
ELE039-0048 Terminals
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
FIT100-0806 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/8"BSP For 6mm Hose
GAS080-0022 O-Ring, ID 2.84, W=2.62, 2-104 EPDM
Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless
NUT193-0270 Steel A2, DIN125
Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
NUT193-0323 St. A2,DIN127B
NUT193-0340 Teflon Ring for water tank
PIP411-0002 Coil, Cooling, ELARA
RES411-0005 Reservoir, Overflow water Tank, Injection,Polycarbonate,
Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x12, St. St. A2,
BOL191-0140 DIN7985
Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x8, St. St. A2,
BOL191-0158 DIN7985
CMT240-0020 Nut, 3/8"BSP, Water Reservoir
CMT240-0022 Washer, 30mm, Brass, Water Reservoir
CMT411-0113 WATER LEVEL ELECTRODE
CMT411-0137 Holder, Safety Valve, ASME, 1/4" NPT
ELC258-0020 Switch, Float, Mini, PT14-2A, Riko Assy.
Terminal, male, brass, w/o isolation, PC1L18704LR, K.S.
ELE039-0048 Terminals
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
FIT100-0806 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/8"BSP For 6mm Hose
GAS080-0022 O-Ring, ID 2.84, W=2.62, 2-104 EPDM
Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless
NUT193-0270 Steel A2, DIN125
Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
NUT193-0323 St. A2,DIN127B
NUT193-0340 Teflon Ring for water tank
Safety Valve, PED,1/4"NPT MPTxDisch. H.,Brass
SVL029-0119 Body,Brass Seat,2.8Bar

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Part Number Description
ARM100-0152 Heat Exchanger, 15/04x10x0127/16, Lordan
CTP201-0159 Fan, 230VAC, 150x172x38
FIL175-0069 Fan guard, 170 mm, NiCr plated, FGW-162A-5, Cooltron
FIT100-0805 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/4"BSP For 6mm Hose
Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M5 (3/16), St.
NUT193-0325 St. A2,DIN127B
CMT411-0097 Cover, Service, Bottom, Elara 11
GAS082-0022 Grommet, 22-35, Rubber 3144
Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 16*22 ‫ת‬mm, 58 Shore
GAS083-0015 A
POL067-0061 Funnel, Water, 9"/11"- Cut
POL067-0051 Funnel, Water, 9"/11"
ELC258-0030 Sensor, Temperature, PT100, 5x45, Assy.(For EZ9/11)
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
ELE039-0084 Cable Tie, Releasable, Nylon, 1042mm
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 16*22 ‫ת‬mm, 58 Shore
GAS083-0015 A
HeatingElementBand,230V,9-1/4"x140mm,Bot
HEA010-0026 200W,Top900WCopp.ELARA9-i
Limit Switch, Snap-Action,SPDT,20A, 250VAC,
ELE036-0026 2HP,Screw terminal
NUT192-0192 Hex Nut, M5X4, Stainless Steel A2, DIN934
NUT192-0235 Nut, for bulkhead, Brass, 7/16-24
NUT193-0275 Plain Washer, 1X5.3X13, Stainless Steel A2
Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M5 (3/16), St.
NUT193-0325 St. A2,DIN127B
VLV170-0013 Housing, Cock, Drain
CMT067-0014 Strainer 1/4BSP, Complete
FIL175-0046 Screen, 400 Micron, For Strainer 1/4"
Gasket, Silicon, 4mm, OD=28mm, ID=20mm for 1/4"
GAS082-0008 strainer
FIL175-0042 Filter, Air, 0.2 Micron, Model 50mm D
FIT100-0226 Nut for Sleeve, Tube 1/4, Thread 7/16-24, Brass
FIT100-0803 1/4" Elbow Connection O-RING - F/M
FIT100-0805 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/4"BSP For 6mm Hose

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FIT100-0807 Straight Male O-RING - 1/4 M / Tube(8*6)
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
FIT100-0818 1/4"BSP T section O-RING - F/F/M
Coupling, Stud, Female, 1/4"BSP, Parallel, 5mm Tube,
FIT100-0824 01140513 Legris
GAS083-0002 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 5x10mm, 58 Shore A
GAS083-0004 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 7x13mm, 58 Shore A
Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 16*22 ‫ת‬mm, 58 Shore
GAS083-0015 A
GAS086-0017 Tube, Teflon, 6x8mm
NUT192-0235 Nut, for bulkhead, Brass, 7/16-24
ARM172-0026 Check Valve, Spring Disk, 1/4"BSP, St.St., MONDEO
FIT100-0807 Straight Male O-RING - 1/4 M / Tube(8*6)
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
FIT100-0813 Straight Male O-RING - 1/4 M / Tube 3/16
Coupling, Stud, Female, 1/4"BSP, Parallel, 5mm Tube,
FIT100-0824 01140513 Legris
THE006-0006 Transducer, Pressure, 0-4 Bar abs
FIT100-0802 1/4" T section O-RING - M/F/M
FIT100-0805 Male Adapter, Elbow, 90°, 1/4"BSP For 6mm Hose
FIT100-0807 Straight Male O-RING - 1/4 M / Tube(8*6)
FIT100-0809 Elbow Connection O-RING -1/4" BSP M / Tube(8*6)
FIT100-0812 Adaptor, Elbow, Orienting, Male 1/4"", Tube 1/4
PNE195-0040 Silencer 1/4"
SOL026-0039 Valve, Solenoid, 2/2 way, 1/4"BSPx4.5, NC, 24VAC, 8W
Hex Socket Plug with O-Ring
PNE195-0161 Viton,1/4",BSPxBSP,Brass,Nickel-Plated,
PUM057-0027 Vacuum Pump, Diaphragm, 230V, Thomas
Safety Valve, PED,1/4"NPT MPTxDisch. H.,Brass
SVL029-0119 Body,Brass Seat,2.8Bar
THE005-0014 Thermostat, Cut-Off, TY95-H, 230C, Campini
THE005-0016 Thermostat, Cut-Off, TY95-H, 155C, Campini
WHE070-0034 Leg, Adjustable, Front, 124020D/10, Haman.
WHE070-0035 Leg, Adjustable, Rear, 124020D, Haman
Pan Head Machine Screw, Slotted, 5-40UNCx5/8, Brass,
BOL190-0012 Nickel Plated
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Part Number Description
Pan Head Machine Screw, Slotted, 8-32UNCx5/8, Brass,
BOL190-0023 Nickel Plated
Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x13, Flat Point,
BOL194-0340 DIN7981 FH
CPN064-0031 Keyboard, EZ 9"&11", EZ/3870-D & Hor.-D
CTP200-0139 Board, I/O Control
CTP200-0140 Board, Main Control, Bacsoft
ELC258-0012 Shield, Control Unit Boards, Bacsoft
ELE035-0102 Circuit Breaker,2Pole,15A,250VAC,White
POL067-0013 Hinge, Printer Opening Door, 9"&11" E/M
POL067-0048 Window, Clear for Control Sys. Screen - Bacsoft
THE002-0061 Full Color graphical display 3.5"
WIR040-0170 Cable kit for PLUSII-S-0004 Printer
WIR040-0180 Cord, extension, USB 2.0 type A - panel F to M, 35 cm
Pan Head Machine Screw, Slotted, 8-32UNCx5/8, Brass,
BOL190-0023 Nickel Plated
Relay, SSR,24-280VAC,25A,Contr. 3-32VDC, SPST-
CTP201-0065 NO,Screw terminals
CTP201-0271 Relay Socket
Miniature PCB relay, coil 24VDC, contact 250VAC, 8A, 2
CTP201-0272 pole
CTP201-0318 Fan, 24VDC, Dia. 80mmx20mm, 34.6CFM
ELE035-0144 Power Supply, 24VDC, 1A
ELE035-0144 Power Supply, 24VDC, 1A
ELE035-0174 Fuse, 5x20mm, Glass tube, 250V, 2A, SB/Time Lag
ELE035-0192 BUZZER, PIEZO, CONTINUOUS, 85dB@30cm/3-28VDC
NUT192-0217 Hex Nut, 8-32UNC, Brass, Plain
Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
NUT192-0230 steel,Cadmium plated
Serrated Lock Washer External
NUT193-0291 Teeth,M4(5/32),Steel,Zinc Pl.,DIN6798A
THE039-0037 Connector, Ceramic, Double, No.2
Female Connector, 6 Pole,5mm Pin Spacing with Coding
ELE039-1055 Fingers Closed
Female Connector,8 Pole,5mm Pin Spacing with Coding
ELE039-1056 Fingers Closed
ELC258-0015 Sensor, Temperature, 5x100, 54400, Sontec, Assy. (For
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Part Number Description
D line)
GAS080-0022 O-Ring, ID 2.84, W=2.62, 2-104 EPDM
THE003-0002 Sensor, Temperature, PT100, 5x100, Sontec
Pan Head Machine Screw, Slotted, 5-40UNCx5/8, Brass,
BOL190-0012 Nickel Plated
ELC411-0050 Electric base for 9/11"
Transformer, 2x115 / 2x12, 50/60 hz, TDB-100,
ELE035-0092 Jishisheng
ELE035-0170 Fuse, 5x20mm, Glass tube, 250V, 5A, SB
NUT192-0206 Hex Nut, 5-40UNC, Brass, Nickel Plated
Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
NUT192-0230 steel,Cadmium plated
THE005-0003 Thermostat, Safety, 180C, TY95/AC, Campini
THE005-0014 Thermostat, Cut-Off, TY95-H, 230C, Campini
WIR040-0015 Electric Socket 16A
ELE039-0049 Connector, Ceramic, No.1, single
NUT192-0206 Hex Nut, 5-40UNC, Brass, Nickel Plated
NUT192-0217 Hex Nut, 8-32UNC, Brass, Plain
Serrated Lock Washer External
NUT193-0291 Teeth,M4(5/32),Steel,Zinc Pl.,DIN6798A
THE039-0036 Connector, Ceramic, No.3, Double
Modular coupler, MH3101S-8821 Shielded Cat 5e, MH
WIR040-0179 connectors
Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x12, St. St. A2,
BOL191-0140 DIN7985
Pan Head Machine Screw, Phillips, M4x8, St. St. A2,
BOL191-0158 DIN7985
Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x13, Flat Point,
BOL194-0340 DIN7981 FH
Pan Head Tapping Screw, Philips, 4.8x19, Flat Point,
BOL194-0341 DIN7981 FH
CMT240-0097 Handle, Tray, TTA 1730, 2340, 2540
CMT258-0002 Disc, Cover door
Terminal, male, brass, w/o isolation, PC1L18704LR, K.S.
ELE039-0048 Terminals
GAS080-0007 Gasket, Silicone, ø119mm, Water Reservoir
GAS083-0004 Tube, Silicone, Clear, Translucent, 7x13mm, 58 Shore A

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GAS084-0007 Drain PVC Tube 10x13
HLD409-0000 Support, Bottom, for door cover "9
HLD409-0001 Support, Upper, for door cover "9
Nut,Clip-On,U-Style,4.8x20x13,0.7 thick.,Spring
NUT192-0230 steel,Cadmium plated
Plain Washer Without Chamfer, M4 (5/32), Stainless
NUT193-0270 Steel A2, DIN125
Serrated Lock Washer External
NUT193-0291 Teeth,M4(5/32),Steel,Zinc Pl.,DIN6798A
Spring Lock Washers With Square Ends, M4 (5/32), St.
NUT193-0323 St. A2,DIN127B
POL065-0006 Cover, Validation Port, 2340
POL065-0092 Cover, Door, 9" , with company logo
POL067-0005 Dipstick, Water level, Tables
POL067-0011 Shield, Opening Handle, 9"&11" E/M
POL067-0012 Cover, Opening Handle, 9"&11" E/M
POL067-0054 Cover, Reservoir, Fill water, Elara
SEA095-0117 Silicon Bag 5 mml
VLV170-0014 Cock, Drain
WIR040-0003 ELECTRIC CABLE PLUG+SOCKET 10A, 250V, EUR

14 Pressure vs Temperature for

Saturated Steam

psia InHg °F Bar kPa °C psia psig °F Bar kPa °C

1.5 2.95 114.5 0.10 10 45.8 17.1 2.4 219.7 1.18 117.9 104.3
2.2 4.44 129.3 0.15 15 54.1 17.2 2.5 219.9 1.18 118.6 104.4
2.9 5.90 140.2 0.20 20 60.1 17.2 2.5 220.1 1.19 118.6 104.5
3.6 7.39 149.1 0.25 25 65.0 17.3 2.6 220.3 1.19 119.3 104.6
4.4 8.86 156.4 0.30 30 68.9 17.4 2.7 220.5 1.20 120.0 104.7
5.1 10.34 162.9 0.35 35 72.7 17.4 2.7 220.6 1.20 120.0 104.8
5.8 11.81 168.6 0.40 40 75.9 17.5 2.8 220.8 1.20 120.4 104.9
6.5 13.30 173.8 0.45 45 78.8 17.5 2.8 221.0 1.21 120.7 105.0

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psia InHg °F Bar kPa °C psia psig °F Bar kPa °C
7.3 14.76 178.4 0.50 50 81.3 17.6 2.9 221.2 1.21 121.3 105.1
17.7 3.0 221.4 1.22 122.0 105.2
psia psig °F Bar kPa °C 17.7 3.0 221.5 1.22 122.0 105.3
14.7 0.0 212.0 1.01 101.3 100.0 17.8 3.1 221.7 1.23 122.7 105.4
14.8 0.1 212.2 1.02 101.7 100.1 17.8 3.1 221.9 1.23 122.7 105.5
14.8 0.1 212.4 1.02 102.1 100.2 17.9 3.2 222.1 1.23 123.4 105.6
14.9 0.2 212.5 1.02 102.4 100.3 18.0 3.3 222.3 1.24 124.1 105.7
14.9 0.2 212.7 1.03 102.8 100.4 18.0 3.3 222.4 1.24 124.1 105.8
15.0 0.3 212.9 1.03 103.2 100.5 18.1 3.4 222.6 1.24 124.7 105.9
15.0 0.3 213.1 1.04 103.6 100.6 18.2 3.5 222.8 1.25 125.1 106.0
15.1 0.4 213.3 1.04 104.0 100.7 18.2 3.5 223.0 1.26 125.5 106.1
15.1 0.4 213.4 1.04 104.3 100.8 18.3 3.6 223.2 1.26 126.0 106.2
15.2 0.5 213.6 1.05 104.7 100.9 18.3 3.6 223.3 1.26 126.2 106.3
15.2 0.5 213.8 1.05 105.1 101.0 18.4 3.7 223.5 1.27 126.8 106.4
15.3 0.6 214.0 1.05 105.4 101.1 18.5 3.8 223.7 1.27 127.2 106.5
15.4 0.7 214.2 1.06 105.8 101.2 18.5 3.8 223.9 1.28 127.7 106.6
15.4 0.7 214.3 1.06 106.2 101.3 18.6 3.9 224.1 1.28 128.1 106.7
15.5 0.8 214.5 1.07 106.6 101.4 18.6 3.9 224.2 1.29 128.5 106.8
15.5 0.8 214.7 1.07 106.9 101.5 18.7 4.0 224.4 1.29 129.0 106.9
15.6 0.9 214.9 1.07 107.3 101.6 18.8 4.1 224.6 1.29 129.6 107.0
15.6 0.9 215.1 1.08 107.7 101.7 18.9 4.2 224.8 1.30 129.9 107.1
15.7 1.0 215.2 1.08 108.1 101.8 18.9 4.2 225.0 1.30 130.4 107.2
15.7 1.0 215.4 1.08 108.4 101.9 19.0 4.3 225.1 1.31 130.8 107.3
15.8 1.1 215.6 1.09 108.8 102.0 19.0 4.3 225.3 1.31 131.3 107.4
15.8 1.1 215.8 1.09 109.2 102.1 19.1 4.4 225.5 1.32 131.7 107.5
15.9 1.2 216.0 1.10 109.6 102.2 19.2 4.5 225.7 1.32 132.2 107.6
16.0 1.3 216.3 1.10 110.0 102.4 19.3 4.6 225.9 1.33 132.6 107.7
16.1 1.4 216.5 1.11 110.7 102.5 19.3 4.6 226.0 1.33 133.1 107.8
16.1 1.4 216.7 1.11 111.1 102.6 19.4 4.7 226.2 1.34 133.5 107.9
16.2 1.5 216.9 1.12 111.5 102.7 19.4 4.7 226.4 1.34 134.0 108.0
16.2 1.5 217.0 1.12 111.9 102.8 19.5 4.8 226.6 1.34 134.4 108.1
16.3 1.6 217.2 1.12 112.3 102.9 19.6 4.9 226.8 1.35 134.9 108.2
16.4 1.7 217.4 1.13 112.7 103.0 19.6 4.9 226.9 1.35 135.3 108.3
16.4 1.7 217.6 1.13 113.1 103.1 19.7 5.0 227.1 1.36 135.8 108.4
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16.5 1.8 217.8 1.14 113.5 103.2 19.8 5.1 227.3 1.36 136.2 108.5
16.5 1.8 217.9 1.14 114.0 103.3 19.8 5.1 227.5 1.37 136.7 108.6
16.6 1.9 218.1 1.14 114.3 103.4 19.9 5.2 227.7 1.37 137.1 108.7
16.6 1.9 218.3 1.15 114.7 103.5 19.9 5.2 227.8 1.38 137.6 108.8
16.7 2.0 218.5 1.15 115.1 103.6 20.0 5.3 228.0 1.38 138.1 108.9
16.8 2.1 218.7 1.16 115.6 103.7 20.1 5.4 228.2 1.39 138.5 109.0
16.8 2.1 218.8 1.16 116.0 103.8 20.2 5.5 228.4 1.39 139.0 109.1
16.9 2.2 219.0 1.16 116.3 103.9 20.3 5.6 228.6 1.39 139.5 109.2
16.9 2.2 219.2 1.17 116.7 104.0 20.3 5.6 228.7 1.40 140.0 109.3
17.0 2.3 219.4 1.17 117.1 104.1 20.4 5.7 228.9 1.40 140.5 109.4
17.1 2.4 219.6 1.18 117.5 104.2 20.4 5.7 229.1 1.41 140.9 109.5
20.5 5.8 229.3 1.41 141.4 109.6 24.6 9.9 239.2 1.70 169.7 115.1
20.6 5.9 229.5 1.42 142.0 109.7 24.7 10.0 239.4 1.70 170.2 115.2
20.6 5.9 229.6 1.42 142.4 109.8 24.7 10.0 239.5 1.71 170.8 115.3
20.7 6.0 229.8 1.43 142.9 109.9 24.8 10.1 239.7 1.71 171.3 115.4
20.8 6.1 230.0 1.43 143.3 110.0 24.9 10.2 239.9 1.72 171.8 115.5
20.9 6.2 230.2 1.44 143.9 110.1 25.0 10.3 240.1 1.72 172.4 115.6
21.0 6.3 230.4 1.44 144.3 110.2 25.1 10.4 240.3 1.73 173.1 115.7
21.0 6.3 230.5 1.45 144.8 110.3 25.2 10.5 240.4 1.74 173.6 115.8
21.1 6.4 230.7 1.45 145.3 110.4 25.3 10.6 240.6 1.74 174.1 115.9
21.1 6.4 230.9 1.46 145.8 110.5 25.3 10.6 240.8 1.75 174.7 116.0
21.2 6.5 231.1 1.46 146.2 110.6 25.4 10.7 241.0 1.75 175.3 116.1
21.3 6.6 231.3 1.47 146.7 110.7 25.5 10.8 241.2 1.76 175.9 116.2
21.3 6.6 231.4 1.47 147.2 110.8 25.6 10.9 241.3 1.76 176.4 116.3
21.4 6.7 231.6 1.48 147.7 110.9 25.7 11.0 241.5 1.77 177.0 116.4
21.5 6.8 231.8 1.48 148.2 111.0 25.8 11.1 241.7 1.78 177.6 116.5
21.6 6.9 232.0 1.49 148.6 111.1 25.9 11.2 241.9 1.78 178.2 116.6
21.7 7.0 232.2 1.49 149.6 111.2 25.9 11.2 242.1 1.79 178.7 116.7
21.7 7.0 232.3 1.50 149.6 111.3 26.0 11.3 242.2 1.79 179.3 116.8
21.8 7.1 232.5 1.50 150.3 111.4 26.1 11.4 242.4 1.80 180.0 116.9
21.9 7.2 232.7 1.51 151.0 111.5 26.2 11.5 242.6 1.80 180.5 117.0
21.9 7.2 232.9 1.51 151.0 111.6 26.3 11.6 242.8 1.81 181.1 117.1
22.0 7.3 233.1 1.52 151.7 111.7 26.4 11.7 243.0 1.82 181.6 117.2
22.1 7.4 233.2 1.52 152.2 111.8 26.4 11.7 243.1 1.82 182.2 117.3
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psia InHg °F Bar kPa °C psia psig °F Bar kPa °C
22.1 7.4 233.4 1.53 152.7 111.9 26.5 11.8 243.3 1.83 182.8 117.4
22.2 7.5 233.6 1.53 153.2 112.0 26.6 11.9 243.5 1.83 183.4 117.5
22.3 7.6 233.8 1.54 153.8 112.1 26.7 12.0 243.7 1.84 184.0 117.6
22.4 7.7 234.0 1.54 154.3 112.2 26.8 12.1 243.9 1.85 184.5 117.7
22.4 7.7 234.1 1.55 154.8 112.3 26.8 12.1 244.0 1.85 185.1 117.8
22.5 7.8 234.3 1.55 155.3 112.4 26.9 12.2 244.2 1.86 185.7 117.9
22.6 7.9 234.5 1.56 155.8 112.5 27.0 12.3 244.4 1.86 186.3 118.0
22.7 8.0 234.7 1.56 156.3 112.6 27.1 12.4 244.6 1.87 186.9 118.1
22.8 8.1 234.9 1.57 156.8 112.7 27.2 12.5 244.8 1.88 187.5 118.2
22.8 8.1 235.0 1.57 157.3 112.8 27.3 12.6 244.9 1.88 188.2 118.3
22.9 8.2 235.2 1.58 157.9 112.9 27.4 12.7 245.1 1.89 188.8 118.4
23.0 8.3 235.4 1.58 158.4 113.0 27.5 12.8 245.3 1.89 189.4 118.5
23.1 8.4 235.6 1.59 158.9 113.1 27.6 12.9 245.5 1.90 190.0 118.6
23.1 8.4 235.8 1.59 159.4 113.2 27.7 13.0 245.7 1.91 190.6 118.7
23.2 8.5 235.9 1.60 159.9 113.3 27.7 13.0 245.8 1.91 191.2 118.8
23.3 8.6 236.1 1.60 160.4 113.4 27.8 13.1 246.0 1.92 191.8 118.9
23.4 8.7 236.3 1.61 160.0 113.5 27.9 13.2 246.2 1.92 192.4 119.0
23.4 8.7 236.5 1.62 161.5 113.6 28.0 13.3 246.4 1.93 193.0 119.1
23.5 8.8 236.7 1.62 162.1 113.7 28.1 13.4 246.6 1.94 193.7 119.2
23.6 8.9 236.8 1.63 162.6 113.8 28.2 13.5 246.7 1.94 194.3 119.3
23.7 9.0 237.0 1.63 163.1 113.9 28.3 13.6 246.9 1.95 194.9 119.4
23.7 9.0 237.2 1.64 163.7 114.0 28.4 13.7 247.1 1.95 195.5 119.5
23.8 9.1 237.4 1.64 164.2 114.1 28.5 13.8 247.3 1.96 196.1 119.6
23.9 9.2 237.6 1.65 164.8 114.2 28.6 13.9 247.5 1.97 196.7 119.7
24.0 9.3 237.7 1.65 165.3 114.3 28.6 13.9 247.6 1.97 197.3 119.8
24.1 9.4 237.9 1.66 165.9 114.4 28.7 14.0 247.8 1.98 197.9 119.9
24.1 9.4 238.1 1.66 166.4 114.5 28.8 14.1 248.0 1.99 198.5 120.0
24.2 9.5 238.3 1.67 167.0 114.6 28.9 14.2 248.2 1.99 199.2 120.1
24.3 9.6 238.5 1.67 167.5 114.7 29.0 14.3 248.4 2.00 199.8 120.2
24.4 9.7 238.6 1.68 168.0 114.8 29.1 14.4 248.5 2.00 200.5 120.3
24.4 9.7 238.8 1.69 168.6 114.9 29.2 14.5 248.7 2.01 201.1 120.4
24.5 9.8 239.0 1.69 169.1 115.0 29.3 14.6 248.9 2.02 201.8 120.5
29.4 14.7 249.1 2.02 202.4 120.6 34.6 19.9 258.6 2.39 238.7 125.9
29.5 14.8 249.3 2.03 203.1 120.7 34.7 20.0 258.8 2.39 239.4 126.0
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29.5 14.8 249.4 2.04 203.7 120.8 34.8 20.1 259.0 2.40 240.2 126.1
29.6 14.9 249.6 2.04 204.4 120.9 34.9 20.2 259.2 2.41 240.9 126.2
29.7 15.0 249.8 2.05 205.0 121.0 35.0 20.3 259.3 2.42 241.6 126.3
29.8 15.3 250.0 2.06 205.7 121.1 35.1 20.4 259.5 2.42 242.3 126.4
29.9 15.4 250.2 2.06 206.3 121.2 35.3 20.6 259.7 2.43 243.1 126.5
30.0 15.5 250.3 2.07 207.0 121.3 35.4 20.7 259.9 2.44 243.8 126.6
30.1 15.6 250.5 2.08 207.6 121.4 35.5 20.8 260.1 2.45 244.5 126.7
30.3 15.6 250.7 2.08 208.3 121.5 35.6 20.9 260.2 2.45 245.3 126.8
30.5 15.8 250.9 2.09 208.9 121.6 35.7 21.0 260.4 2.46 246.0 126.9
30.5 15.8 251.1 2.10 209.6 121.7 35.8 21.1 260.6 2.47 246.8 127.0
30.6 15.9 251.2 2.10 210.2 121.8 35.9 21.2 260.8 2.48 247.6 127.1
30.7 16.0 251.4 2.11 210.8 121.9 36.0 21.3 261.0 2.48 248.3 127.2
30.8 16.1 251.6 2.11 211.5 122.0 36.1 21.4 261.1 2.49 249.1 127.3
31.0 16.3 251.8 2.12 212.1 122.1 36.2 21.5 261.3 2.50 249.9 127.4
31.0 16.3 252.0 2.13 212.8 122.2 36.5 21.8 261.5 2.51 250.6 127.5
31.1 16.4 252.1 2.13 213.5 122.3 36.5 21.8 261.7 2.51 251.4 127.6
31.2 16.5 252.3 2.14 214.2 122.4 36.6 21.9 261.9 2.52 252.2 127.7
31.3 16.6 252.5 2.15 214.8 122.5 36.7 22.0 262.0 2.53 252.9 127.8
31.4 16.7 252.7 2.16 215.2 122.6 36.8 22.1 262.2 2.54 253.7 127.9
31.5 16.8 252.9 2.16 216.2 122.7 36.9 22.2 262.4 2.54 254.5 128.0
31.6 16.9 253.0 2.17 216.9 122.8 37.0 22.3 262.6 2.55 255.2 128.1
31.7 17.0 253.2 2.18 217.6 122.9 37.1 22.4 262.8 2.56 256.0 128.2
31.8 17.1 253.4 2.18 218.3 123.0 37.2 22.5 262.9 2.57 256.8 128.3
31.8 17.1 253.6 2.19 218.9 123.1 37.4 22.7 263.1 2.58 257.5 128.4
31.9 17.2 253.8 2.20 219.6 123.2 37.5 22.8 263.3 2.58 258.3 128.5
32.0 17.3 253.9 2.20 220.3 123.3 37.6 22.9 263.5 2.59 259.1 128.6
32.1 17.4 254.1 2.21 221.0 123.4 37.7 23.0 263.7 2.60 259.8 128.7
32.2 17.5 254.3 2.22 221.7 123.5 37.8 23.1 263.8 2.61 260.6 128.8
32.3 17.6 254.5 2.22 222.4 123.6 37.9 23.2 264.0 2.61 261.4 128.9
32.4 17.7 254.7 2.23 223.1 123.7 38.0 23.3 264.2 2.62 262.2 129.0
32.5 17.8 254.8 2.24 223.7 123.8 38.1 23.4 264.4 2.63 263.0 129.1
32.6 17.9 255.0 2.24 224.4 123.9 38.3 23.6 264.6 2.64 263.8 129.2
32.6 17.9 255.2 2.25 225.1 124.0 38.4 23.7 264.7 2.65 264.6 129.3
32.7 18.0 255.4 2.26 225.8 124.1 38.5 23.8 264.9 2.65 265.4 129.4
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32.8 18.1 255.6 2.26 226.5 124.2 38.6 23.9 265.1 2.66 266.2 129.5
32.9 18.2 255.7 2.27 227.2 124.3 38.7 24.0 265.3 2.67 267.0 129.6
33.0 18.3 255.9 2.28 227.9 124.4 38.8 24.1 265.5 2.68 267.8 129.7
33.1 18.4 256.1 2.29 228.6 124.5 39.0 24.3 265.6 2.69 268.6 129.8
33.3 18.6 256.3 2.29 229.3 124.6 39.1 24.4 265.8 2.69 269.4 129.9
33.4 18.7 256.5 2.30 230.0 124.7 39.2 24.5 266.0 2.70 270.3 130.0
33.5 18.8 256.6 2.31 230.7 124.8 39.3 24.6 266.2 2.71 271.1 130.1
33.6 18.9 256.8 2.31 231.5 124.9 39.4 24.7 266.4 2.72 271.9 130.2
33.7 19.0 257.0 2.32 232.2 125.0 39.5 24.8 266.5 2.73 272.7 130.3
33.8 19.1 257.2 2.33 232.9 125.1 39.7 25.0 266.7 2.73 273.5 130.4
33.9 19.2 257.4 2.34 233.6 125.2 39.8 25.1 266.9 2.74 274.3 130.5
34.0 19.3 257.5 2.34 234.4 125.3 39.9 25.2 267.1 2.75 275.1 130.6
34.1 19.4 257.7 2.35 235.1 125.4 40.0 25.3 267.3 2.76 275.9 130.7
34.2 19.5 257.9 2.36 235.8 125.5 40.1 25.4 267.4 2.77 276.7 130.8
34.3 19.6 258.1 2.37 236.5 125.6 40.3 25.6 267.6 2.78 277.5 130.9
34.4 19.7 258.3 2.37 237.3 125.7 40.4 25.7 267.8 2.78 278.3 131.0
34.5 19.8 258.4 2.38 238.0 125.8 40.5 25.8 268.0 2.79 279.1 131.1

°C kPa Bar °F psig psia °C kPa Bar °F psig psia

135.2 315.0 3.15 275.4 31.2 45.7 131.2 280.0 2.80 268.2 25.9 40.6
135.3 315.9 3.16 275.5 31.3 45.8 131.3 280.9 2.81 268.3 26.0 40.7
135.4 316.8 3.17 275.7 31.5 45.9 131.4 281.7 2.82 268.5 26.2 40.9
135.5 317.7 3.18 275.9 31.6 46.1 131.5 282.6 2.83 268.7 26.3 41.0
135.6 318.6 3.19 276.1 31.7 46.2 131.6 283.4 2.83 268.9 26.4 41.1
135.7 319.5 3.20 276.2 31.9 46.3 131.7 284.3 2.84 269.1 26.5 41.2
135.8 320.5 3.20 276.4 32.0 46.5 131.8 285.1 2.85 269.2 26.7 41.4
135.9 321.4 3.21 276.6 32.1 46.6 131.9 286.0 2.86 269.4 26.8 41.5
136.0 322.4 3.22 276.8 32.3 46.8 132.0 286.8 2.87 269.6 26.9 41.6
136.1 323.3 3.23 277.0 32.4 46.9 132.1 287.7 2.88 269.8 27.0 41.7
136.2 324.3 3.24 277.2 32.6 47.0 132.2 288.5 2.89 270.0 27.1 41.8
136.3 325.2 3.25 277.3 32.7 47.2 132.3 289.4 2.89 270.1 27.3 42.0
136.4 326.2 3.26 277.5 32.8 47.3 132.4 290.2 2.90 270.3 27.4 42.1
136.5 327.1 3.27 277.7 33.0 47.4 132.5 291.1 2.91 270.5 27.5 42.2
136.6 328.1 3.28 277.9 33.1 47.6 132.6 291.9 2.92 270.7 27.6 42.3

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136.7 329.0 3.29 278.1 33.2 47.7 132.7 292.8 2.93 270.9 27.8 42.5
136.8 330.0 3.30 278.2 33.3 47.9 132.8 293.6 2.94 271.0 27.9 42.6
136.9 330.9 3.31 278.4 33.3 48.0 132.9 294.5 2.94 271.2 28.0 42.7
137.0 331.9 3.32 278.6 33.4 48.1 133.0 295.4 2.95 271.4 28.1 42.8
137.1 332.8 3.33 278.8 33.6 48.3 133.1 296.2 2.96 271.6 28.3 43.0
137.2 333.8 3.34 279.0 33.7 48.4 133.2 297.1 2.97 271.8 28.4 43.1
137.3 334.7 3.35 279.1 33.8 48.5 133.3 297.9 2.98 271.9 28.5 43.2
137.4 335.6 3.36 279.3 34.0 48.7 133.4 298.8 2.99 272.1 28.6 43.3
137.5 336.6 3.37 279.5 34.1 48.8 133.5 299.7 3.00 272.3 28.8 43.5
137.6 337.5 3.38 279.7 34.3 49.0 133.6 300.6 3.01 272.5 28.9 43.6
137.7 338.5 3.38 279.9 34.4 49.1 133.7 301.5 3.01 272.7 29.0 43.7
137.8 339.4 3.39 280.0 34.5 49.2 133.8 302.4 3.02 272.8 29.2 43.9
137.9 340.4 3.40 280.2 34.7 49.4 133.9 303.3 3.03 273.0 29.3 44.0
138.0 341.4 3.41 280.4 34.8 49.5 134.0 304.2 3.04 273.2 29.4 44.1
138.1 342.4 3.42 280.6 35.0 49.7 134.1 305.1 3.05 273.4 29.5 44.2
138.2 343.4 3.43 280.8 35.1 49.8 134.2 306.0 3.06 273.6 29.7 44.4
138.3 344.4 3.44 280.9 35.2 49.9 134.3 306.9 3.07 273.7 29.8 44.5
138.4 345.4 3.45 281.1 35.4 50.1 134.4 307.8 3.08 273.9 29.9 44.6
138.5 346.4 3.46 281.3 35.5 50.2 134.5 308.7 3.09 274.1 30.1 44.8
138.6 347.4 3.47 281.5 35.7 50.4 134.6 309.6 310 274.3 30.2 44.9
138.7 348.4 3.48 281.7 35.9 50.6 134.7 310.5 3.10 274.5 30.3 45.0
138.8 349.4 3.49 281.8 36.0 50.7 134.8 311.4 3.11 274.6 30.5 45.2
138.9 350.4 3.50 282.0 36.1 50.8 134.9 312.3 3.12 274.8 30.6 45.3
139.0 351.4 3.51 282.2 36.3 51.0 135.0 313.2 3.13 275.0 30.7 45.4
139.1 352.4 3.52 282.4 36.4 51.1 135.1 314.1 3.14 275.2 31.1 45.6
Legend:
psia ─ absolute pressure in psi
Psig ─ gauge pressure in psi
kPa ─ absolute pressure in kilo-Pascal
InHg ─ pressure (vacuum) in inch-Mercury

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