18-liter green autoclave, class B, with USB

Details of the guarantees

Security
- The cycle will not start if the door is not properly closed.
- The automated safety system with a double hydraulic locking device prevents the door from opening while the chamber is under pressure.
- The safety valves prevent the pressure generator and the camera from working.
- A safety thermostat prevents overheating in the room and the generator
- An automatic safety lock prevents accidental opening of the door during the sterilization process protector automatically cuts off the electrical power if there is a short circuit somewhere or the power supply is not very stable.
- Fault alarm indicates a failure cycle and the detailed error code.
- Door alarm indicates that the door is not secured.
- Low water alarm indicates when the water tank is empty or too full.

Technical specifications
- Voltage: 220-240 VAC; 50/60Hz; 10A
- Chamber dimensions: 247 x 350 mm
- Tray size: 192 x 285 mm
- Circuit breaker: F16A / 400V
- 2000W
- Rated power: 1500 VA
- Sterilization temperature: 121°C / 134°C
- Distilled water tank capacity: 2.5 L
- Operating temperature: 5°C / 40
- Relative humidity: Max. 80%, non-condensing
- External dimensions: 490 x 455 x 600 mm
- Net weight: 47 kg
- Maximum noise level: <70 dB
- Atmospheric pressure of 76 kPa / 106 kPa

Maintenance and error message guide for your sterilizer

Icanclave Autoclave: Maintenance and Error Message Guide

Components
- Distilled water reservoir
- LCD screen
- Control Panel
- Main switch
- Key for draining distilled and used water
- USB port
- Safety valve
- Ventilation grille
- Locking system
- Power cable
- Label

Accessories included
- Sterilizer
- USB
- 2 instrument trays
- Tray support
- Handle for removing the trays
- Door adjustment tool
- 2 drain hoses
- Advice for the door
- Instruction manual

Regulations
- 93/42/EEC The Medical Care Directive.
- 97/23 / EEC Pressure Equipment Directive.
- EN 13060 Small steam sterilizers.
- EN 61326, EN 61000 EMC.
- EN 61010-1, UL 61010-1 safety requirements.
- EN 61010-2-040, IEC 61010-2-040 Particular requirements for steam sterilizers used for the processing of medical materials.

Autoclave step-by-step process
1. Open the door, take out the tools and accessories from the sterilization chamber, remove the packaging and clean them.

2. Connect the power cord to a suitable power source.

3. Connect the printer (sold separately).

4. Switching on: The main switch is located on the front, bottom right of the unit. Once switched on, the LCD screen will light up and the basic operating symbols of the autoclave, such as the door position, water level, sterilization program, date, and time, will be displayed.

5. Remove the top cover and fill the reservoir with distilled water. If a beep sounds, it means you have exceeded the permitted water level in the reservoir. Empty the excess water until the alarm stops.

6. Preparing the equipment for sterilization: Place the instruments on the different trays and separate them according to their material. If the instruments are not stainless steel, use sterilization pouches. These must not touch each other. Check that all instruments are properly positioned so that no water remains in the hollow parts. Do not overload the instrument trays or place them in direct contact with the walls of the sterilization chamber. Do not use paper clips or needles to avoid damaging or malfunctioning the autoclave.

7. Select the sterilization program.

8. Start the sterilization cycle.
After selecting the sterilization program, place the instruments on the trays in the chamber using the plastic clip provided.
Once the instruments are properly placed inside, close the door. Caution: Ensure the door is securely closed, otherwise the autoclave will not function.

9. Start the sterilization program.
Press the start button, the autoclave will start working for approximately 30-75 minutes.

10. End of sterilization cycle.
Once the sterilization cycle is complete, the printer (not included) will automatically print the full cycle report.
Once the pressure has dropped to 0, you can open the door and remove the instruments. The autoclave will alert you with an audible signal once the sterilization cycle is complete.
Caution: Use the plastic tweezers to remove the instruments.

IMPORTANT: Do not reuse the used water after emptying the tank.