Sanyo MLS-3751L, MLS-3751, MLS-3781, MLS-3781L Service Manual

Page 1
I FILE No.
SERVICE MANUAL High-pressureSleamSlerilizer
Labo
Autoclave
MODEL NO.
MLS-37S1
Ll3781
Photo:
MLS-3751
L
INDEX
~--
ITEM NAME PLATE
Model
No.indication
R""N,r:; LABEL
+Model
No.
and
rated
power
supply
voltage
are
indicated
here.
Model No.
Rated
Voltage Plug
MLS·3751L AC 120V MLS·3751L
AC230V
MLS·3781L
AC230V
MLS·3781L
AC230V
Productcord
No.
131699501 131699502 131699401 131699402
1.
Safety Precautions
in
Servicing Work
....................................................
·············1
2.
Specifications
......................................................
·········································2
3.
Outside Dimensions
...............................•...........•...........•...........................
3"""4
4.
Names of
Parts
and Operations
......................................................
··············5-6
5.
Construction and Functions
.......................................................................
7
..........
10
6.
Piping Diagram
and
Wiring Diagram
...........•...........•...........•..................
·····11~12
7.
Process Flow
and
Operations
..................................................................
··13~21
8.
About Various Modes .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · ..
····
.. · .. ·
....
· .. · .. · .. ·· .. 22
..........
27
9.
Temperature
and
Pressure Adjustment and Checking
....................................
··28
..........
32
10. Thermistor Temperature Characteristics / Altitude.
Atmospheric Pressure and Boiling Point
in
Standard
Atmosphere················
33
11. Circuit Diagram
......................................................
······································34
12. Troubleshooting
......................................................
································35~44
13. Disassembling Procedure
.............•...........•...........•...........•......................
··45~50
14. Instruction Manual .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. ·
..
· .. · .. · .. ·
..
· .. · .. ·
....
· .. · .. · .. ·· ..
51
..........
63
15.
Parts
List
.......................................................•...........•......................
··64~71
16. Instruction Manual
of
Works for Optional Parts
···
.. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. ·
....
· .. · .. · .. ·· .. 72
..........
79
REFERENCE No. SM6610004
Page 2
1. Safety Precautions in Servicing Work
Please
read
the "Safety Precautions" section carefully to prevent any accidents during service repair
and
provide a safe product .
• Loss
or
damage which
may
result from failing to heed these precautions and degree
of
their urgency, the precaution
have
been
classified ioto the
three
categories
&Danger
This
indication
shows
the
content
of
the
result
in
the
death
or
serious
injure
of
the
operator
or
other
persons.
&Warning
This iodicates a potentially hazardous sitoation arisiog from the mishandliog
or
mis-operation
of
the unit which,
if
not
avoided, could result
io
the death orserious iojury
of
the operator
or
other
persons.
&Caution
This iodicates a potentially hazardous sitoation arisiog from the mishandliog
or
mis-operation
of
the unit which,
if
not
avoided,
may
result
io
mioor iojury
of
the operator
or
other persons
and property damage .
• The figure sign classifies the contents that must
be heeded,
and
is explaioed. (The followiog sign is an example.)
6.
1bis symbol calls
attention
to a danger,
warning
or
caution,
so please
take
care.
0
This symbol calls attention to
an
action which the operator is prohibited from performiog,
so
take
care
.
This symbol calls attention to an action which
must
be
performed
or
which the operator is
iostructed to perform, so
tske
care.
&
Warning
Always
unplug
thc;unit
when
carrying
out
inspection
or
repairs.
Do
not
damage
or
change
the
power
cord . This
may
lead
C
• Always
unplug
the
unit
from.
the
outlet
when
assembling,
6)
to electric shocks
or
fire.Placing heavy objects on
the
disassembling.
inspecting,
or
replacing
parts.Failure
to
power
cord,
heating.
or
pulling
it
could
result
in
damage.
PI_pull
0lIl:
a
observe
the
above
could
lead
to electric
shock.
or
injury.
Pl""='
fUIlPly
phi'
Always
return
the
wiring
to
its
original
condition
after
carrying
• Do not splice
the
power
cord,
plug
it
into
an
extension
out
inspection
or
repairs
on
the
unit.
cord.
or
use
it
with
multiple
plugs
in a single
outlet.
&
Tighten
the
lead
holden so
that
the
lead
wires
do
not
6)
Failure
to
observe
the
above
could
result:in
electric
touch
revolving
parts,
high-temperature
parts,
shocks,
heating
'"
fue.
high-pressure
parts,
or
edges (sides)
of
parts.
Contact
could
lead
to
ma1fimctions,
electric
shock,
or
tire.
~
Take sufficient care
of
electric shocks.
0
• Always
replace
damaged
or
worn
power
cord
or
lead
Take
sufficient
care
of
electric
shocks
from
the
charged
wires.Failure
to
observe
the
above
could
result
in
electric
c.utiowl
of
1111
parts
'"
lead temllnals.
shock,
beating
or
tire.
electric:
shock
Always use specified
parts
when repairing.
0
Parts
marked
with
it
are
safety
parts.
These
parts
are
0
Confirm
that
there
is
no
dust
and
that
the
plug
is
secure,
inserting
it
all
the
way
in.
Dust
or
bad
connection
could
important
in
maintaining
safety.
While
replacing,
always
result
in
electric shock
or
tire.
use
the
specified
parts.
0
When
repajring,
always
use
the
part
listed
on
service
parts
table
for
the
appropriate
model
and
appropriate
tools.
Also,
under
no
circumstances
are
modifications
to
the
unit
to
be
carried
out.
Failun:
to
observe
the
above
could
result
in
electric
shock,
heating
or
fire.
&
Caution
Beware
of
burns
due
to high
_perature.
&
Measure
the
insulation
resistance
after
repe:irs
and
@
con:fum
that
is at least
5M
(1
.
Take
care,
as
after
operation
the
chamber
door,
chamber,
A
problem
in
the
insulation
can
lead
to
electronic
and
piping sections
are
extremely
hot.
shock.
_,_
Always
wear
gloves
when
repejring
or
inspecting.
&
Confirm
that
the
position
of
attached
parts,
condition
&
of
the
wiring,
and
soldering,
or
crimp
connections
are
• Use gloves
to
avoid
injury
from.
the
edge
ofmeta11ic
normal.An
abnormality
can
lead
to
heating,
:fire
or
surface.
electric
shock.
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Page 3
2.
Specifications
Product
Designation
Labo
Autoclave
(High-pressure
Steam Sterilizer)
Model
Designation
MlS-3751/3751 l
MlS-3781/3781l
120V unit: 120VAC ( 50/60Hz
),
15.BA 220V unit: 220VAC ( 50/60Hz),
lB.2A
Power
supply
220V unit: 220VAC
(50/60Hz),
9.1A 230V unit: 230VAC
(50/60Hz),
17.4A
230V unit: 230VAC ( 50/60Hz
),
B.7
A
Power
Consumption
1.9kW ( 120V
only),
2kW
4kW
External
Dimensions
47B(W) x 632(D) x 74B(H) mm 47B(W) x 632(D) x 965(H) mm
Weight
Approx.
61
kg Approx.
71
kg
Internal
Capacity
57l
BOl
Effective
Internal
Capacity
50l
75l
Chamber
Dimensions
370 (dia.) x 415(D) 370 (dia.) x630(D)
(Effective depth including
cover:
463)
mm
(Effective depth including
cover:
6BB)
mm
Chamber
Material
SUS304 (Austenitic stainless steel)
Sterilization
Temperature
115°C - 135°C
Melting
Temperature
60°C - 114°C
Heat-retention
Temperature
45°C - 60°C
Thermometer
Thermistor, digital display (25°C - 141°C)
Safety
Valve Releasing Pressure
240kPa (34.Bpsi, 2.4bar)
Pressure
Gauge
Range
-0.1
- 0.4 MPa
Sterilization
1 min. - 5 hrs.
Melting
1 min. - 5 hrs.
Timer
Heat-retent
72 hrs. fixed
Timer
1 week (Designation: Year, month, day, hour and minute)
Exhaust
Tank
2 liter Polyethylene tank
Warning
and
Safety
Functions
Pressure safety valve, overheat prevention device, dry-scorch prevention,
cover interlock, excessive pressure prevention, earth leakage breaker
Sound
Pressure
level
Max. 75dB (A)
Stainless
steel
baskets -Large:
1,
small: 1 Stainless
steel
baskets -Large:
2,
small:
1
Accessories
Drain hose: 1
Exhaust
tank
(1),
exhaust
tank
at
rear
side
(1),
tank
mounting
bracket
(1)
and
tip-resistant
metals
(2)
Object temperature sensor, external temperature sensor,
printer, stainless
steel basket (large), stainless steel basket (small),
Optional
Accessories
punching basket, sterilization can
·Please consult us about the model number, price, delivery date, etc. including other optional accessories than shown as above .
• The specifications may be subject to change for improvement without prior notice.
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4.
Names of Parts and Operations
Rear.lde
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Steam
is
discharged
through
this port
if
pressure
in
the
chamber
rises
abnonnally.
••
Control panel
MOVIIbie
handl.
Used for unlocking the cover.
The
covar
can
be
unlock8d
by
../
- 1- -.....
____
-.
Exhaust
tank
,---J~
on
the
rear
side
pressing this handle down and
~
I "
pulling
toward
you.
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CQllllllr
to shut the chamber tight.
~
It
is
lined
with
silicon
rubber
Handle
pecking.
Use
for
opening/closing
the
~
cover.
II
@
G~p
P
.....
UNa.ua.
Indicates the pressure inside
the
chamber.
mn
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..
. LrJ
oH)~-~c-::~r'lch
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Exhaust tank
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v
R"""""
thO
""",r to
",nnee!
th.
from the chamber. _ . V
optional
printer to
the
product.
-•• -
......
JI---C~~
Tankcua
Encases the exhaust tank.
Exhau.thOH
Sends
steam and air in the
chamber
to
the exhaust tank.
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--
Rtfr~4
.
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C
••
tar
Exhu.t
valve
Manually
opening/cloeing
valve
uaed
for
draining
heating
water
from
Ihe
Ohamber.
Drain outlet
Packing.
'\
~.~!
..
!
Hose in
tank
Ii.
~
f-::-------'====----c-
+---t+
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f+-
; .f!
~
Converts steam discharged \ p from the chamber Into
water.
~
Heating
water
III
drained
from
the
Ohamber
Ihrough
this
outlet.
Connecl:
the
included
drain
hoee
to
drain
heating
water.
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Page 7
Control panel
II
Cover lock lamp
Indica\N
hi
_ tim., rem
....
ing
Indica\N
hi
nlu.
of the currvnt
U~
""
wIIIIn
opI~on.aart.
tm.,
llerilizdon
qd8,
exhawt
proce
.
with
flitbring
bar.
with
..
COlIer locked.
!D,
cautionary
m~
.rror
mMIIIIgIIl,
dIIte IIIId
voice
~id.
,bulla" .
Mltting.
WhIll1
the optlona'
obfect
Indicates Iha
_18cIed
lblrilizRliDn
tlImperlltUre
.,".or
I,
In.lalled
I
cycle with • Iii limp.
and
thl'
object templll'&lure
button
'-
preMed,
the
I~
IIglU
Indica\N
hi
currtlnt
...,.ratu
...
,
up and
the llerlllzatlon tllTlllr
II
controlled
by
!he
~rature
of
llerilizdon
Nt
I8mpendur.,
,lamp
obfMD
to
be
.....
lIzed.
mIIlting MI
temperature,
IIIhBUII:
IIIIrling
templill1llUre,
date,
hourimllUlM
and
voice guide LIghts
up
wh8l'l the chamber
'-
MIttIng.
Intemally
undlr
prusure.
Thlllllmp Ilghtl
up
whln
thll
button
'-
pl'UMd.
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Timer I
s_
thallma untiliha
liar!
of
' bUtton
Model No.
r
operation.
Indates
changa
01
MIllIngs
and
MIllIngs
01
CUlTlll'lt
op8l'llllDn
on
Stop I
II1II
digital
dilplays'lnd
II.
Stope
operdon
and
cancelli
lJMd
Ibr IlItIIng
and
dlRnglng the
tilnllr
Htting.
and hINd-l'lMntion.
sIIIr1llz1lllon
tempM'atul1l,
sItIr1llz1lllon
1m.,
nwllng
I8mpllllLlure, rnellng
Ima,
hINt-
lJMd
In
engage
the
cooling
modi!
....
ntion
tamperw.tul'8,
1IIChI.u.t
Start button
I8mperalure, sIIIrt timer and
clnlng
IIXhaulilng.
..,.ust
rate.
StarIti
opaIW.tlon
and
IIm
..
_
operation.
Time I
Current Ilmlli5
DlICUld
on
SIIIIIca
.ny
013
progran-.1IIId
<4-
clgital dllplay
I.
cydIII
(toIII1
121111111c101ll).
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Page 8
5.
Construction and Functions
_
Names
of parts
and
functions are
common
to Series
3751
U3781
L.
The
photo
shows
Model
MLS-3781
L.
.
Part
name
may
be
I I list
when
you
place
an
order.
1
2
3
4
7
-
,
No. Part Name Function
1
Pressure gauge Bourdon tube pressure gauge for displaying pressure
in
the chamber
2
Tank
Tank
for exhausting air
in
the chamber
3
Front panel Front side frame constituting the appearance of the temperature
detector
4 Richt side
Danel
Constitutina the richt side appearance
of
the unit cover
5 Side
panel.
R Right side frame constituting the appearance
of
the unit
6
Left side panel Constitutin the left side appearance
of
the unit cover
7
Side
panel,
L Left side frame constituting the appearance
of
the unit
8
Safety valve cover Plate to block steam
blOW'ing
out when the safety valve
is
actuated
9
Back side
Danel
Richt side frame constitutina the appearance of the unit
10 Handle, frame
Handle for moving the unit
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Page 9
1
13
12
14
2
15
11
16
17
Right Side
No. Part Name Function
11
Valve
assembly,
1/28 Manual valve for draining the water for heating the chamber inside
12
Fan
motor Air
blowin~
fan for coolina the chamber
13
Chamber set Chamber to seal
UD
steam
and
Derform
sterilization
14
Chassis Base plate
to
fIX
the arrangement component parts and support
them
15
Caster Caster for moving the
unit.
4 casters are
used.
Equipped with lock
function
16
Pressure sensor Semiconductor sensor for detecting the pressure in the chamber
17
Thermistor assembly Sensor for temperature detection
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Page 10
18
19
II
-9-
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
(The
operational
unit
body
is
in
this
unit.)
i i
Page 11
27
28
No. Part Name Function
27
Packina,
chamber
Fitted to the
lid
by
sealine oackina for sealing
the
chamber
28
Lid
set, chamber Chamber
see
line
lid
which
can
be ooened
and
closed
Quicklv
29
Heater cover stand
on
which sterilization object to
be
put
In
the chamber
Is
placed
30
Packing,
panel
Packing
to
seal the gab between
the
dlamber and the
panel
31
Sheathed heater set Heat source heater
to
generate sterilizing steam
32
Lock
shaft.
Part for locking to seal
and
fix the chamber
and
the
cover
33
Panel
Panel
to vertically oartition the chamber
and
the
cover
34
Circuit breaker Electric pert to shut down the power supply circuit
in
case
of
an
over-current
in
the
unit
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Page 12
6. Piping Diagram and Wiring Diagram
Piping
Diagram
HOSE
EXHAUST
I
JOIN'[ L R1I4 x G1I4
FLARED
SAFETY
VALVE
AS~
(560)
r::V~
PIPE
AS~
SAFETY
VAlVE
HOSE
TANK
/ \
.~
JOINT,
ORIFICE
(\)1.8
HEATER
AS~
ELECTROMAGNETIC
VALVE
NC
PIPE,
EXHAUST
PIPE
ASSf,
PIPE
COOLING
rs
PRESSURE
GAUGE
'"
SENSOR,
PRSSURE
NSK -BAOI
OB -092
HOSE,
IN
TANK
PRESSUR
GAUGE,
350P
PIPE
ASSf,
PRESSURE
SENSOR
JOINT T VACUUM
JOINT T CHAMBER
TANK,
MLS -3781
VALVE,
VC12B1-F
VALVE
ASSY
DRAIN
3781
PIPE
ASSY,FREX
.l250
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Wiring
Diagram
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BREAKER
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7.
Process Flow and Operations
(OOperations and displays
I Operations and Process!
Digital Display I
Digital Display
II
Turn
ON
the
power.
Boiling point setting temperature
is
Bar display "--
-"
is displayed for the
displayed for the first 4
sec.
Thereafter,
f--
first 4
sec.
Thereafter, the display
the display changes
to
stand-by display. changes
to
stand-by display.
STAND-BY
~
Setting temperature
is
displayed.
f--
Setting time
and
cycle are displayed
However,
The
temperature
in
the alternately. However, the water heating
I
chamber is displayed by pressing the temperature is displayed
by
pressing the
" ... " +
"T"
buttons at the same time. If
" ..... + " ..... buttons at the same time.
If
Put sterilizing object
the temperature
is
lower than
25"C,
"La"
the temperature
is
lower than
25"C,
"La"
and
close the cover.
is
disolaved.
is
disolaved.
I
Press the start
button.
"COVER
LOCK
" lights
up
and
the process monitors flicker.
HEAT
f--
Temparature
in
the chamber
is
f--
Nothing is displayed. However, the water heating temperature is
displayed
by
pressing the ~ ...
~
+ "
....
displayed. However, if the temperature
buttons at the same tima.
If
the temperature is lower
is lower
than
25"C,
"La"
is
displayed.
than
25"C.
·Lo~
is displayed.
STERI
(MELT
)
Temperature
in
the chamber
is
Kemalnlng
smnllzatlon
orne
IS
CISPISyeC.
However,
r--
displayed.
r--
the water heating temperature is displayed
by
pressing
the""'~
+ ..... ~ buttons at the same time.
I
EXHAUST
Temperature
in
the chamber
is
NOlmng
IS
cisplaye~.
nowever,
me
WSIer eaung
r--
displayed.
r--
temperature is displayed
by
pressing
the"
..... +
..
.....
buttons
at
the
same
time.
1""---------
_._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._----
Elapsed keep-warm time is
displayed_
However, the
Temperature
in
the chamber
is
water heating temperature is displayed by pressing
KEEP
WARM
f-- f--
the
tt
... w +
~
... u buttons at the same
time_
By pressing
displayed.
the
ttRESERV"
+ ~ .... at the same
Ume,
the elapsed
keep-warm time is displayed
in
minute_
STERI/KEEP
WARM
MELT/KEEP
WARM
----------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bar
display"
" is displayed. However, the
Temperature
in
the chamber
is
water heating temperature is displayed
by
COMPLETE
r--
displayed. However, if the temperature
r--
pressing the
....
" + MT" buttons at the same
is lower
than
25"C,
"La"
is
displayed.
time.
If
the temperature is lower than 25"C,
"Le"
is
displayed.
I
"COVER
LOCK
"goes out
and
the
all
process monitors light
up
and
the "COMPLETE"
I
flickers.
pen
me
cover ana
take out sterilized
obiectCs).
Setting temperature is displayed_ However,
Setting time and
cycle are displayed
I
the temperature in the chamber is displayed
alternately_
However, the water heating
~
by pressing the
...
" + MT" buttons at the
temperature is
displayed by pressing the
...
D +
STAND-BY
same time.
If
the temperature is lower than
f--
"T-
buttons
at
the same
time_
If
the
25"C,
"Lo"
is
displayed.
temperature is lower than 25"C, "Lo· is
displayed.
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13-
Page 15
• Liqyid Sterilization
(]-1
1-2
and
1-3)
~ ~
~
~
~ ~
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Heatilll
Airpurp=
Heatilll
Sterilization Coolilll
Corq,letion
powLIW.
Lid
!ION
'I
'I
,
'I
, ,
'I
"".
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....
Boiling point
R""chi..-
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IS.--
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...
-.
SteriliZlltionutl:imll
Te
Sterilization
settinlte~
-
------
---
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f-----
Imin.
~
OFF
at boiling
Exhaustsettinlte~.
-
f-------
---
------
r...J!.Ol!!!;+7'C
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---
------
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••
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Exhault
valve
(NO
Handesolenoid
(Unlocked bypower-ON)
F~
...,
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..
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~
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...
;
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c:isplay
1
...
,-
I"
Temp.
in
Chamber (Displayed
lit
hillher
than
25'C)
Dilital
c:isplay
2
"',-
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Temp.
Press.
nStorilization/Koep
Warm
(2-1
2-2
and
2-3)
1
'I
Lid
OIOM
Start
Heatin
'I
Boilinl
point
Heatin
,
'I
Reaohinl
set.
temp.
Sterilization
Cooli
Compllftion
,
,
,
'I
Lid
open
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Sterilization
settingtemp.
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Heater
relay
Exhaust
valve
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(Unlocked
bypower-ON)
Fon
••
••••
i
••••
Stand-by
,
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display
1 I
...
---
...
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diSPlay21
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Process
monitor
Heatl1'll'2
. nemaininl
sterilization
,,-
Starlllzation
Exhaust
1
Keep-wann
elapsed
Stand-by
>
time
I"
KellJlwann
Comph!ll:lon
Page 17
• Melting/Keep
Warm
(3-1
3 - 2
and
3-3>
When
the
mettlna:
temp
....
ture
II
Ht
at
hl&her
than
l05"C, flXhault. aperatlan II performed for 8
mlm..t
boIllna:
pHrt
+ 5"C
.fter
heatlna:.
""-
He.tinl
Meltinl
1
'1
,
m,.--
T.
p~
pJr_.
Lid
clo..
Start
~lhina:
ss.--
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'"
....
Meltinl
Ht
time
Meltingsettingtemp.
--
----------------
-------
----------------
Keep-wannsettingtime
---
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--------
---_.-
----_._-
---_._-----_._-----_._-----_._---
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r----------
0
....
--
-----
---
...............
J-.--
---_._-----_._-----_._-----_._---
Hem:erTrieck
••••••
Heater relay
Exhaust valve (NO)
Handesolenoid
(Unlocked bypower-ON)
Fon
....
ShortB.ep
Speaker
.~
."dBo,P
Coolinl
,
~
"',
-----------
~
....
"',,-
Completion
,
'I
Lid
open
72 hra.
------_._-----_._-----_._--
-
r-
r-------
--
•••••
~
....
lieP(lOtim
..
>
Digital display 1
""-
T.....,.
in
Chaniler (Displayed
at
hilher
then
25"C)
Digital display2
""-
RemIIininl
meltina:
time Koap-warrn elapsed time
Proc8samonitor
I
HtNrtina:l W Meltinl
Elchauat
1
It
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W
Completion
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,
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Page 18
.Instrument
Sterilization (4=1
4-2
and
4=3)
--
Heating
Air
pu
....
H..ti
Sterilization
~Ietion
T.""
--
.,L
lJd~
:!..
'I
,
'I
,
Boiling
point
Reaohing
,
'I
Udopen
Press.
--
a<
...
-.
Sterilization_time
Sterilizationsettingtemp. ------------------
-------
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point
+1"C
:
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: "
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-+---+-+--,--£'.
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Heater
relay
Exhaust
valve
(NC)
Handesolenoid
(Unlocked bypower-ON)
Speaker
••
:
....
~
..
,
~.ep('Otim",
--
,
Digital display 1
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sten
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1'-----;-1-
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Exhaust
,
Exhaust 2
Page 19
(3)Descriptions of process operation
G)Set the exhaust tank to the unit.
Fill the exhaust tank with water up to the "LOW" level and set the tank to the unit.
~Turn
"ION"
the power switch.
For the first 4 sec., the boiling point setting temperatura is displayed on the IDigital Display
II
and the bar
display "--
-"
appears on the IDigital Display
III
' and then the set temperature, set time
or
the cycle is displayed. Press down the
handlij
and pull the Imovable handleltoward you to open the cover. Fill the chamber with
water until the end
of
the water level metal
of
the heater cover is immersed
in
the water. Put object(s) to be
sterilized in the attached stainless-steel basket, set
it
in the chamber and close the cover.
@Heating process (Process monitor lamp: "Heating" flickers.)
After checking the detail of the cycle and settings, press the ISTART buttonl. Then, "Beep Beep" sound is heard and the power to the
~terilization
heate~
is
turned ON to heat the heating water and generate steam.
At this time, the air
in
the chamber is driven out by steam. The steam at that time is discharged into the
exhaust tank where it is condensed to water.
Also, excess steam which could not be condensed enough
flows into the back side exhaust tank at the back side
of
the unit.
After the
completion
of
air exhausting process, closing
of
the
c-x-;h:-:a-us-:-;t-v-::a~lvCle
fills the chamber with steam
and raises the pressure. After starting, the
COVER LOCK lam lights up and the cover can not be opened
due to interlock function.
@Sterilization process (Process monitor lamp: "Sterilization" flickers.)
When the temperature in the chamber reaches the sterilization temperature, the Isterilization
time~
starts
working. During sterilization, the tern erature in the chamber
is
detected by the lateral thermistor
(THI)
and
the power
supply to the sterilization heate is controlled by microcomputer. The temperature can be set
every
i'C
between 115'C and 135'C.
When the set
sterilization time elapses, the sterilization process ends and goes to the next exhaust process.
@Melting process (Process monitor lamp: "Melting" flickers.)
This process is for melting culture medium, etc. The temperature
in
the chamber is detected by the lateral
thermistor (TH
I)
and the power supply to the
~terilization
heate~
is controlled by microcomputer. The
temperature can be set every
I'C
between 60·C and 114"C.
@Exhaust process (Process monitor lamp: "Exhaust" flickers.)
<For INSUMENT STERI>
By shutting down the power supply to the
~terilization
heate~
and opening the lexhaust valvij, steam
in
the
chamber is discharged into the exhaust tank to perform
cooling. This process is to be performed when the sterilization object is instrument, etc. <For other than
INSUMENT STERI>
Shut
down the power supply to the
~terilization
heate~
and keep the lexhaust valve
~Iosed
so that the
temperature
in
the chamber
is
cooled naturally. When the tern erature
in
the chamber lowers down to the
preset exhaust temperature
(initial value
or
boiling pint), th exhaust valv opens.
This process
is
performed when the sterilization object is liquid such as culture medium, etc. The
sterilization object is prevented from spilling out due to burst boiling.
(l)Keep-warm process (Process monitor lamp: "Keep Work" flickers.)
The temperature
of
sterilization object such as melted culture medium
or
sterilized culture medium can be
set and maintained every
I·C
between 45"C and 60·C and the sterilization object can be kept warm for 72
hours. (The keep-warm process can be
completed by pressing the
!lTOP
buttonl.) The temperature in the
chamber
is
detected by the lateral thermistor (TH
I)
and the power supply to the Isterilization
heate~
is
controlled by microcomputer.
@Completion process
<LIQUID STERI cycle/INSTRUMENT STERI cycle> (Process monitor lamp: "Completion" flickers.) When the temperature
in
the chamber lowers down to a certain level, the buzzer sound "Beep" is issued ten
times, and the bar
display"---"
appears on the IDigital Display
III
to inform the completion
of
operation.
<Sterilization/Keep-warm
cycle·
Melting/Keep-warm cycle> (Process monitor lamp: "Completion" flickers.)
After the
completion
of
keep-warm cycle, the buzzer sound "Beep" is issued ten times, and the bar display
"---"
appears on thel Digital Display
III
to inform the completion
of
operation.
-
18-
Page 20
(4)Descriptions of safety device actuation
eCaution
sions
Caution
Sian
Disolav
Condition
Cause/Checkina/Remedv
Lid
Cover
is not closed comDletelv. Press down the handle by force.
When the
START button is pressed, the Press the START button after the temperature in
Hot
temperature
in
the
chamber
is
higher
than
the
the
chamber
has
lowered.
nreset temnerature. Due to bending
or
clogging
of
the exhaust hose,
Pull put the exhaust tank and correct
HOSE abnormal pressure was detected more than 7
the bending
of
hose. Check the exhaust circun
times
durin"
heatin"
for anv cloaaino.
(j)Operation
is started without opening the
cover
(j)()nce open the
cover
and start the operation.
door
immediately after power-ON.
®Replace
the lock shaft detection switch.
®Trouble with the lock shaft detection switch
eError
sians
Enror
Sian
Disolav
Condition
Cause/CheckinaiRemedv
El
Lateral thermistor (TH1)
Lower than 21"C
Smin.
after the
bottom
' Check the thermistor (TH1).
Open
thermistor becomes 90·C. ' Check the thermistor (TH1) connector.
E2 Bottom thermistor (TH3)
Lower than
21'C
for
2min. after starting , Check the thermistor (TH3).
Open
and 2 min
elapsing.
' Check the thermistor (TH3) connector.
E3
Lateral thermistor (TH1)
Higher than
139'C
' Check the thermistor (TH1).
Abnormal temp.
' Check the Triack.
E4
Object
temp.
sensor
Higher than 140'C
' Check the thermistor (TH2).
(TH2)
Abnormal temp.
' Check whether or not the tip
of
the
object temp. sensor
lips
down into
the
heater
unit.
E5 Bottom thermistor (TH3)
• Higher than 110'C in heating
I,
• Check the thermistor (TH3).
Abnonnal
tamp
keep-warm process.
Check
whether
or
not
the
exhaust
port
• Higher than 120'C in heating 2,
is blocked with sterilization object.
exhaust
process.
Isn't
the
amount
of
heating
water
• Higher than 140'C
in
heating 3, heating
reduced
and
isn't
the
chamber
is
4,
sterilization
process.
heated wnhout water?
Or,
higher than
set
temp.+30·C
Check
for
leakage
of
steam
or
water.
E6
Unlocking
of
the
movable
The detection switch is not turned OFF
Doesn't the lock pin catch?
handle
is
impossible.
even
when
the
power
supply
to
the
• Check the
cover
swoch.
solenoid
is
turned
ON
and
the
solenoid
is
unlocked.
E7 Locking
of
the movable
The detection switch is not turned ON • Doesn't the lock pin catch?
handle' cover
is
even when the power supply to the
• Check the
cover
swnch.
impossible.
solenoid is turned OFF and the
• Check the lock shaft switch.
solenoid
is
locked.
• Lid detection switch is turned OFF
during
operation.
Lock
shaft
detection
switch
is
turned
OFF durina oDeration.
E8
Abnormally high
Pressure
in
the
chamber
is
higher
than
• Sterilization object which makes the
pressure
about O.33MPa. exhaust difficult.
Pressure
in
the
chamber
is
O.04MPa
Exhaust
circuit
is
clogged.
higher
than
the
saturated
steam
• Exhaust port is blocked with the
pressure
in
the
temperature
of
the
sterilization
bag.
lateral
thermistor
at
heating 4 and
sterilization
processes.
Deep
sterilization
can
is
used.
E9
Low
pressure
Pressure
in
the
chamber
is
O.04MPa
• Shortage
of
heating water.
lower
than
the
saturated
steam
Exhaust
circuit
is
blocked.
pressure
in
the
temperature
of
the
lateral
thermistor
at
heating 3 ,heating
4
and
sterilization
processes.
El0
EEPROM communication
Nothing
can
be
read
out
or
written
from
• Check and replace PCB.
error
or
on EEPROM.
-
19-
Page 21
-Hard
limiter When the temperature in the chamber which was detected by the lateral thermistor (TH1) rises to higher than
140'C, the Triack and the relay control circuit is controlled directly by TH1 temperature detection and
the power
supply to the heater is shut down.
This circuit is not
controlled via micro-computer and it is reset automatically when the temperature lowers.
(Actuated
in
all processes.)
-
Pressure
safety
valve
This valve opens to exhaust steam in the chamber and prevent abnormal pressure rise so that the pressure
in
the chamber should not exceed O.25MPa.
(5) Functions of specific parts and cautions
<Deaver
interlock
This is a safety device to prevent the user from opening the cover by mistake when the pressure in the
chamber is higher than the atmospheric pressure. In order to check seating tightness between the lid and the chamber, micro-switches are mounted to their lock shafts.
Also, 1 micro-switch is mounted for detection
of
the position
of
the solenoid
for
the movable handle lock and
2 micro-switches to the
lid for detection
of
lid open/close status.
-When
the cover is closed, the 2 micro-switches mounted to the lock shaft and the lid detects that the
solenoid is in the specified position, and "Beep" sound is issued and the operation turns to stand-by status.
-When the START button is pressed, the live solenoid becomes non-live and the end
of
the solenoid enters
the
hole
of
the movable handle. By so doing, the movable handle is fixed and at the same time, the
micro-switch is pushed by the end
of
the solenoid and the position
of
solenoid is detected to start the
operation.
(Cautions)
If the START button is pressed with the cover lock being incomplete, the caution sign
"Lid'"
appears on the digital display
of
the control panel and the buzzer sounds. This is to inform that the
lid is not closed up to the normal position. Therefore, the cover handle must be pushed down until
the buzzer sound "Short Beep" is heard .
• When the "Lid'" display appears, the following causes are taken account.
• Handle is not pushed down completely. Since
the temperature in the chamber is high, repulsive force (force to open the lid)
of
the
chamber
lid packing is too strong to push down the handle .
• The chamber lid packing is removed and the lid bites a part
of
it.
®About
the
"door"
display
Lock shaft is closed when the cover is open (detection switch "ON"), the lock shaft opens once as the cover closes (detection switch "OFF"), and it closes again (detection switch "ON") when the cover closes. In
order to detect adherence to ON
of
the lock shaft switch, it is checked by microcomputer that the lock
shaft opens and then closes (detection switch turns OFF and ON.), and
if
it was not detected that the switch
is
OFF,
"door" is displayed.
(Cautions)
If the START button is pressed without opening the lid immediately after the power is turned ON, the "door" display appears, but this is not due to any trouble. Close the cover once and then press the
START button to start the operation.
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20-
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@Back side exhaust tank
When the water temperature in the exhaust lank rises
to
make it impossible to condense steam to water, the steam is exhausted into the back side exhaust lank. It is the back side exhaust lank that recovers the steam.
(Cautions)
When connecting the exhaust hose to the back side exhaust lank, be sure to insert it so that its end reaches near the bottom of the back side exhaust lank. The water
in
the back side exhaust lank returns from the back side exhaust lank to the exhaust
lank.
In
case of incomplete connection of hose, water remains
in
back side exhaust lank and the
water may
splash
in
all directions
in
the exhaust process.
@Thermostat
This is the final safety device to prevent abnormal temperature rise due
to
heating
of
empty chamber by
heater. The power
supply is shut down when this device works. The thermoslat is
of
manual reset type. The
actuating temperature is
145°C±5°C.
The thermoslat is mounted to the bottom of the chamber.
To
reset
it,
remove the unit side panel and the
reset button must be pressed
directly.
(Caution)
Since the thermoslat can not be rest at a high temperature, rest it when the chamber is cooled well.
@Chamber lid packing
Timing
of
the chamber lid packing replacement is 1 year as slandard. If deterioration of the edge, hardening,
remarkable deformation
or
lowering of elasticity is found, it must be replaced. When replacing, tum OFF the power supply and then remove the chamber lid packing from the chamber lid. Make sure that no foreign matters such as dirt, etc. are sticking
to
the new lid packing and the lid before
mounting the packing
to
the chamber lid.
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8.
About Various Modes
Models MLS-3751 U3781 L are equipped with the following modes. As for the detail, refer to the pages
of
respective modes.
Setting mode: Display
of
processing frequency,
history
of
errors, etc. and settings. etc.
Test mode:
Display
of
temperature and pressure in the chamber, adjustment
of
thermistors,
pressure sensors, etc.
Demonstration mode:
Display
of
actual operation status and demonstration
of
operation, etc.
-How
to enter into the setting mode
1.
Tum
ON
the power switch.
2.
When the
".A.
"+
"SET/CONFIRM" buttons are pressed for
about
2 sec. while pressing the "START" button, "Short Beep
x
3"
sound is heard and at the same time the decimal point
on
the Digital Display I flickers. (See the right figure.)
3.
After the status has become such as
in
2, when the "START"
button is pressed within 5 sec. while pressing the
".A."+
"T"
buttons, "Beep· sound is heard, and at the same time the mode becomes the setting mode and
model name and speech
language are displayed.
-How
to cancel the setting mode
flicker
"c
sterilization
1-
1
When the power switch
is
turned
OFF,
the setting mode
is
cancelled.
Or,
when the "STOP" button
is
pressed to enter into the test mode and the operation
in
the "How to cancel the test mode·
is
performed,
the setting mode reset to the
normal mode.
-How
to enter into the test mode
A.
In
stand-by display
Enter into the setting mode according to the procedure
in
the "How to enter into the setting mode" and press the "STOP" button. Then, "Beep" sound
is
heard and at the same the mode changes to the test mode. The difference from the normal mode is such that the decimal point
on
the Digital
Display I lights up. (See the right figure.)
B.
In
operation
When the procedure
in
the "How to enter into the setting
mode" is performed during operation, "Beep· sound
is
heard
and at the same time the mode changes to the test mode.
-How
to cancel the test mode
Flicker
Light-up
Sterilization
I
51e
.lizati~
12
1
0:2'1
"c
Time
When the power switch
is
turned
OFF,
the test mode
is
cancelled.
Or,
when the "START" button is pressed
for about 2 sac.
while pressing the
".A."+
"SET/CONFIRM" buttons, "Short Beep
X3"
sound
is
heard and
at the same time the test mode returns to the normal mode.
-How
to enter into the demonstration mode
1.
Turn
ON
the power switch.
2.
Start the reservation operation.
3.
When the "Cycle selection" + "STOP" buttons is pressed within 5 sec. after starting the reservation operation, "Beep Beep Beep· sound
is
heard and at the same time the stand-by
is
displayed and the
mode changes to the demonstration mode.
-How
to cancel the demonstration mode
When the power switch
is
tumed
OFF,
the demonstration mode is cancelled.
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22-
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(1)About the setting
mode
In
the selling mode, product infonmation, factory setting, processing frequency, history
of
errors, boiling point
setting, exhaust setting, address, option
I,
option 2 and channel display frequency setting and checking can be
perfonmed.
II
Mode
(j)Product
infonmation
I~FactOry
setting
@Processing
frequency
I@HistOry
of
errors
@Boiling point
setting
I@AirpUrge
IClJAddress
I@OPtion
1
I@OPtion2
@)CH
display
frequency
II
II
Operation
When the
"SELECT" button is pressed, the mode progress
(j)
.... ~ •••
@)
....
(j).
II
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23-
I
Display
II
3
18
'
Preset model
name
and
speech
language
is
I""""--==--"""""-:=::::-idisplayed.
E
9
(In
factory.
English
has
been
n
sel
for 3751
or
3781.)
:::~[:::L~:~~r~:I'CLr"
is displayed.
F'_',-,L""",-,L"""......,=alProcesSing
frequency
o is displayed.
'------""""
...
IE
01
History of errors
is
I:!.
"""~
___
--''''''''''.
displayed.
bP
100
RPe;
8 1
SR
0
OP
,
1FbO
OP2
FFbO
Preset boiling point is displayed.
(In
factory,
boiling point has
been
set at 1 00"(;.)
Preset
air
purge
time
and
heater
OFF
temperature
are
displayed.
(In
factory,
they
have
been
set 8 min.
and
7"C,
respectively.)
[ H
3000:
Preset
CH
frequency is
displayed.
(In
factory,
he
frequency has
been
set at
3000
imes.)
Page 25
(2) About sub-mode
(j»roduct
information
II
Mode
II II
Operation
II II
Display
II
IQ)Model
name
and
speech
language
3
18
'
"3781"
or
"3751"
is
displayed.
"JPn"
or
r
.......
E
...i-
n
"""'"-_
g
~·Eng.
is
displayed.
display
!
Preparation date display
(Note)
!
3 ersion display
(Note)
!
Time button
Time button
Time button
2
0 0
1
"200703.
13"
is
displayed.
(March
13,
~~~~"""'"--3~2007)
or
fen
is
O 3
'
operated.
U
E
"VEr 1.19"
is
r displayed.
f---
....
":-I.-""
.. ,=-'-g=l
(Version
1.
19)
"Model name can be changed by pressing
the·
...
·or
"T"
button during
CD
the model name and speech
language display.
"Speech language
can be changed by pressing the ·SET/CONFIRM" button and
the"
...
·or
"T"
button
during
CD
the model name and speech language display. When the "SET/CONFIRM" buttons are
pressed again. the
model name can be changed ...
"When the
·START" button is pressed while pressing the ·SET/CONFIRM" button, the content
of
the
change is written in
non-volatile memory.
"When the
"TIME· button is pressed, the mode changes
in
the order
CD-+®-+@-+CD"".
"When the "OBJECT
TEMp·
button is pressed during the product information display, all the LEOs are
light up.
«Note»
® Preparation date and @ Version display are altered depending on the specification charge.
~actory
setting
"When the "START" button is pressed while pressing the "SET/CONFIRM" button, the alarm sound ·Beep
Beep Beep" is issued, and the setting is defaulted to the factory setting. When the "START" button is pressed again
while pnessing "SET/CONFIRM" button, the setting is defaulted to factory setting.
The
following items
ane
subject to the factory setting:
(1
)Setting values for each cycle (sterilization temperature, sterilization time, etc.) (2)Error information and frequency (3)processing fnequency (4)Boiling point and air purge settings (S)Address (6)CH
display fnequency
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24-
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@Processing
frequency
Total frequency
In the process frequency display, the total frequency
of
all cycles
and the processing frequency
of
each cycle are displayed.
Each time when the "TIME" button is pressed, the processing
frequency of each
cycle are displayed.
R
··ALL" stands for the total frequency, and
"cSl"
for LlQUD STERI,
"cS2"
for STERI KEEP WARM, "cS3" for MERT/KEEP WARM
and
"cS4" for INSTRUMENT STERI, respectively. C cle-wise
Processing
frequency
·When
the "START" button is pressed while pressing the
·SET/CINFIRM" buttons, the total processing frequency and operation frequency
of
each cycle are cleared.
C S ,
"--r--I~Cycl~e---.J1
1"""''--'' ...... _..0.....,=1
L-
___
--=''-'''O.....,H
~~c:~~
I
@Hlstory
of
errors
Error No., error code and error occurring process No. are displayed.
The latest error data is displayed in the first place.
The error No. is changed by pressing
the"
...
·or
....
" button and
the history
of
errors can be checked.
The error No. can be recorded for 8 in number
at
the maximum. If more than 9 errors occur, the oldest error is deleted and new error is recorded instead.
E
6
t
·When
the "START" button is pressed while pressing the
·SET/CONFIRM" button, the error data is deleted. (Total
errors are not deleted.)
I Error code I
.Error
Codes.
2
+-t
Error
No. I
04--
Error
occurring
process
No.
1 :
Lateral
thermistor
(TH1)
Open
2 :
Bottom
thermistor
(TH3)
Open
6 :
Movable
handle
Unlock
impossible
7 :
Movable
handle
and
lid
Lock
impossible
3:
Lateral
thermistor
Abnormal
temperature
8:
Abnormally
high
pressure
4 : Object temperature sensor
(TH2)
Abnormal
temperat
9:
Low
pressure
5:
Bottom
thermistor
Abnormal
temperatura
10:
EEPROM
communication
error
<
Error
occurring
process Nos.>
Process
No
Error
Occurring
Process
Description
Process
No
0
Stand-by
6
1
Reservation
7
2
Heating 1
Up
to
90"C
8
3
Heating 2
From
90<>C
to
boiling
poin1
9
4
Exhaust
10
5
Heating 3
THl
temp. rises
up
to
11
the
preset temp.
@Boiling
Poing
setting
Change the boiling point temperature according to the altitude
of
the place for installation by pressing
the"
...
·or
.....
button.
·When the 'START" button is pressed while pressing the
·SET/CONFIRM" button, the content
of
the change is written in
the
non-volatile memory.
(The
boiling temperature has been set at 100"C in the factory.)
Error
Occurring
Process
Description
Heating 4
TH2 temp. rises
up
to
the preset temp.
SterilizationlMelting
Cooling 1
Down
to
boiling
point
Cooling 2
Before
cooling point
Keep warm Completion
bP
,
~OH
Set
temperature
I
• When setting the boiling point, refer to the table (P
__
)
of
the altitude and atmospheric pressure in the
standard atmosphere and the
boiling point of water.
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25-
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@Exhaust
setting
-Heater OFF temperature can be changed by pressing
the"
."
or
"T"
button.
(Heater
ON
temperature is fixed at the boiling point temp.+1
"C.)
-When
the"
."or
"T"
button is pressed while pressing the
"SET/CONFIRM" button, the exhaust time can be changed.
-When the "START" button is pressed while pressing the "SET/CONFIRM" button, the content
of
the change is written
in
the non-volatile memory.
<!lAddress
-Address can be changed by pressing
the"
."or
"T"
button.
This address is used for connection
of
the MTR system.
-When the "START" button is pressed while pressing the "SET/CONFIRM" button, the content
of
the change is written
in
the non-volatile memory.
@Option
1
-Change bit is selected by pressing
the"
• "or
"T"
button.
-Preset
value can be changed by pressing the "TIMER" button
-When the "START" button is pressed while pressing the "SET/CONFIRM" button, the content
of
the change is written
in
the non-volatile memory.
@Optlon
2
-Change bit is selected by pressing
the"
• "or
"T"
button.
-Preset
value can be changed by pressing the "TIMER" button
-When the "START" button is pressed while pressing the "SET/CONFIRM" button, the content
of
the change is written
in
the non-volatile memory.
@lCH
display
ferquency
CH
display frequency is set. (CH is displayed when the total processing frequency exceeds the CH display frequency.) 4 kinds
of
frequency
of
1000
..
2000
..
3000 (Factory setting)
..
9999.4 can be selected.
-
When the
"T"
button is pressed, the frequency decreases and
when
the"."
button is pressed, the frequency increases.
-When the "START" button is pressed while pressing the "SET/CONFIRM" button, the content
of
the change is written
in
the non-volatile memory.
«Note»
Do
not set 9999.
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26-
RP[j1
B 1
Heater
OFF
temp.
SR
o
OP
,
lFbO
i
I
Change
bit I
I
Preset
value I
OP2
FFbO
i
11..)-_---,
I
Preset
value
I I
Change
bit I
[H
3000
Page 28
(3) Functions
of
test
mode
1.
Minute temperature display
When displaying the current temperature, the value after the decimal point is also displayed.
2. Expansion
of
temperature setting range
Temperature can be set from
20"C to 150"C.
Error is prohibited by the sterilization limiter.
1
Displays
112.3"C.
Set value can be changed even after heating process.
3. Remaining time
display in exhaust process
Exhaust remaining time is
displayed on the Digital Display
II.
(in min.)
4. Pressure/Saturated steam pressure
display
1-
, L
I
By pressing the "TIMER" button, the current pressure is the Digital Display
I.
(in kPa)
5. Forced exhaust
12°31
I
By pressing the "A" and 'STOP" buttons at the same time during stand-by, the exhaust valve opens.
The forced exhaust can be
cancelled by pressing the "STOP" button.
6.
TImer 60-time speed operation
While the "TIMER" and the "SET/CONFIRM" button at the same time, the reservation timer, process timer and
sterilization timer operate in 60-time speed. (It is preferable to perfonn the exhaust fast.)
7.
sterilization process starUcompletion signal output
Buzzer sounds at the start and
completion
of
the sterilization process.
(4)Functions
of
demonstration mode
1.
Power is not supplied to the heater.
2. Process timer and
sterilization timer operate
in
60-time speed.
3. When the power is
supplied to the heater, the temperature on the Digital Display rises automatically.
4. When the power is not
supplied to the heater, the temperature
on
the Digital Display lowers automatically.
(For safety sake, however, the temperature does not
lower than the actual temperature
of
TH1.)
5. Pressure
Abnonnal is not detected.
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27-
Page 29
9.Temperature and Pressure Adjustment and Checking
(1)Adjustment
of
thermistors
The temperatures
of
the lateral thermistor, object temperature sensor and botlom thermistor can be
corrected manually. The temperature
of
the lateral thermistor has been corrected in the factory in advance.
Use the displays
if
the correction
of
temperature is necessary for validation,etc. The correction
of
temperature is performed
at
3 points, namely, 105"C, 121"C and 135"C.
For prevention
of
heating without water, check the heating water amount.
*Instrument
to
be
prepared*
Thermometer that has been calibrated by temperature recording meter, etc.
Since the temperature
is
corrected
on
the
basis
of the temperature indicated
by
the thermometer, prepare
an
accurate
thermometer.
The
correction of
temperature
is
performed
as
minute
as
0.1
OC.
II
Operation
I
Enter into the test
mode.
I
+
Select the instrument sterilization cycle and set the sterilization
temp.
to 105'C
and
set the
sterilization time
at
1 hour.
t
Press
the
START
button
I
Reaching 105'C
The correction
of
temperature is
displayed only while the TIMER
button is pressed. When the SELECT button is pressed while
pressing
it,
the
display changes
in
the order
of
-Lateral
sensor-
Object temp.
sensor-Bottom
sensor-Press. sensor. Select
the thermistor which you want
to
adjust.
+
Press
the • ......
or·
A" button
while pressing the TIMER button, and adjust the temperature so
that it becomes the
same
temperature as the value
indicated
on
the
thennometer.
+
When
the START button
is
pressed
while pressing the
TIMER
button.
the corrected
value is written in.
Description
II
ISet the cycle, sterilization temp. I
land time.
l
:like~
in
the normal operation,
heating,
I
and
exhaust
processes
are
rmed.
and
sterilization process
ISelect the thermistor you want
to
I
ladjust.
(See
the right figure.) I
I
Adjust at
105"C.
(Correction)
Adjust at 1
05"C.
(Writing-in)
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28-
I
II
Display
~
EXSmple
of
normal
diliPlay
1 +
NO" I
tO
5E
I~
0:
,y
l
LEFT
I
Release.
~
r
TIMER
I L button
Example
of
'-==
.....
1.
oom>cIIon
Lateral thermistor
Press.
Obj
••
, '.mp.
wi
SELECT
button
I
sensor
NO"
I
to
YB
loc
TIMERI
3
00
1
Bottan
thermistor
~
SELECT button I
NO"
I
to
6
'S
loe
~
3)
00
1
EXHAUST: lateral thermistor 3 :
105"c
TIMER: Object temp. sensor 4 :
121"c
LEFT: Bottom thermistor 5 :
135"c
II
Page 30
1
Press
the
SET
LCONF I RII
button
to
set
the
sterilization
temp.
at
121''c.
Reaching
121
Perform
the
121"C
correction
in
the
same manner
as
the
correction
at 1
05"C.
Press
the
SET
LCONF I RII
button
to
set
the
sterilization
temp.
at
135"C.
Reaching
135
Perform
the
1350C
correction
in
the
same manner
as
the
correction
at
105"C.
Set
the
sterilization
temp.
"C
and
sterilization
process
Adjust
the
temp.
to
121
"C
after
going
to
the
121
etc
sterilization.
Set
the
sterilization
temp.
"C
and
sterilization
process
Adjust
the
temp.
to
135"C
after
going
to
the
135"C
sterilization.
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29-
Example
of
the
lateral
thermistor
correction
display
(in
121"C
correction)
NO"
I
[2
IE
loc
""'""1
11
02
1
Page 31
(2)
Adjustment
of
pressure sensors
Pressure correction
of
the pressure sensor can be performed manually.
Pressure correction is performed
at
2 points, namely, in the status with the lid being opened and at 135
DC.
For prevention
of
heating without water, check the heating water amount.
II
Operation
II
II
Description
II
II
Display
II
I
Enter
into
the
test
mode
.
..
Fix
the 2 shafts
found at the back
side
of
the cover
by
tape,
etc.
and
set
it
to
ON status.
t
Close
the
lid
once
and
then open
it.
..
Press
the START button
with
the
cover
being
opened.
The
correction
of
pressure
is
displayed only while the
reservation button
is
oressed.
When
the
cycle
selection
button is pressed
while
pressing
it,
the
display
changes in
the
order
of
-Lateral
sensor-Object
temp.
sensor-Bottom
sensor-
Press.
sensor.
Select the
pressure
correction
display.
Press
the
~or
"a" button
while
pressing
the
reservation
buttu
I
and
adjust
the
pressure
so
that the pressure display
valu
becomes
'P. 0'.
When
the
START
button is
pressed
while
pressing
the
reservatm
buttu
i,
the
corrected
value
is
written
in.
Press
the
STOP
butIpn
and
remove the
tape
from
the
shaft.
I
For
adjusting
the
pressure
when
the
pressure
is
0 (cover 'Open').
Selection
of
the pressure
correction
display
(See
the
right figure.)
Pressure
adjustment
(Correction)
Pressure
adjustment
(Writing-in)
-
30-
Normal display
Release.
Raserv.
Press.
button
Example
of
]
nannal display
Cycle selection
button
~
Lateral
thermistor
correction
display
(
Cycle
selection
button
1
I Object
temp.
correction display
[ Cycle selection J
button
Bottom
thermistor
correction
display
Example
of
pressure
Cycle selection J
correction display
button
'-
e.
1
rn
(j
\
]
/ \
Pressure display value
Corrected value
Page 32
Select
the
instrument sterilization
cycle
and
set the sterilization
temperature at 135'C
and
the
sterilization time at
30
min.
Close
the cover
and
press the
STRAT
~.
Set the cycle, sterilization temp. and
time.
OC
and
sterilization process
Reaching
135
Press the
"V"or
",6."
button
while pressing the
SET lCONFIRM button
and
adjust the pressure
so
that the
pressure
display
becomes
same
as
the
value
on
the pressure
gauge
of
the
product.
When
the
START
button
is
pressed While pressing the
SET
/DISPLA
Y button I the
corrected
value
is
written
in.
Pressure adjustment
(Correction)
(See
the
Mght
figure.)
The pressure gauge
of
the
product shows the pressure
in
MPa
and
the pressure display
value
in
kPa.
Pressure adjustment
(WMting-in)
-31-
Nonmal
display
Release.
SET/COFIRM
Press
Example
of
pressure
correction
display
button
Pressure
Corrected
display value value
Page 33
(3)01ecklna
the
safety
valve
operation
'Checking procedure
of
the safety velve operation
I. Enter into
the
telt
mo'"
As
for
the
.ntwirllllMlthod. _
ttl.
PIIP
d.scribirc
th.
wit
mod
•.
2.
S.I.ct
the
in.tn.n.nt
.t.iliution
cycI
..
..t
th •
.twiliution
w~nrtlnl
.t
140"C
.nd
the
.u.riliution
tim.
at
10
min . ..,d
ltart
th.
opwGon.
3.
Wh.n th
........
It
p
___
is
owr. th •
..r.ty
wI¥.
i
••
ctu.t.d
at.bout
l4O"C1O.2tlMP.
to
b.lch.w.m
from
th,
*k
IIidI.
4. Wh,n
th,
QOI'Ifimation
if;
cornplmd
.•
.t
the
ltlriliz.tion
temp,r.tu
...
at 135'C
..,d
th,
.t.ilization
tim,
.t
1
min.
5.
Wh,n
th,
proeM,
i.
complil'tlld thelL,,"
the
,xhaLllt prac
...
IftIr
ttl.
complfiion
of
the
ItlriliDiion
pl'OCOlu.
tum
OFF
th,
~
to
oomplm
the
confimlltion.
(4)Conformatlon
of
the
THl
and TH3
temperature.
When
the
'''''and
.....
butlDns 818 pnIIIslKI
at
the same time,
the
TH1
temperature
ill displayed
on
the Digital Display I end
the
TH3temperature
ill displayed
on
the Digital Display
II.
-
32-
-~-
NOW
12 12
I
"
I I
I
Page 34
10. Thermistor Temperature Characteristics / Altitude,Atmospheric Pressure and Boiling Point in standard Atmosphere
-Thermistor
temperature
characteristics
Th1·Th3
Standard Standard
Temp.
"C
Resistance
Temp.
"C
Resistance
Value M? Value k?
-10 9.71
30
1085
-5
7.17 35 854 0 5.33 40 676 5 4.01 45 539
10 3.03 50 433
15 2.32 55 349 20 1.78 60 283 25 1.39 65
231
Standard Standard
Temp.
"C
Resistance Temp.
"C
Resistance
Value
k?
Value
k?
70 189.2 110 45.3t 75 155.9 115 38.6f 80 129 120 33.04 85 107.3 125 28.34 90 89.57 130 24.35
95 75.12 135 21.0f 100 63.26 140 18.2 105 53.48 145 15.84
-
Altitude,
atmospheric
pressure
and
The
Boiling
point
of
water
in
standard
atmosphere
Altitude
Atmospheric Pressu
..
Altitude
Atmospheric
Pressu.. I Boil!n_!!
Point
(hPa)
(nmHg)
(
"C)
(m)
(hPa)
(nmHg)
-382 1060 795.0 101.27 1900 805.2 603.9
-300 1049.0 786.7 100.99 2000 795.0 596.3
-200 1037. 777.8 100.66 2100 785.4 589.1
-100
1025.2 768.9 100.33 2200 775.8 581.9
o 1013. 760.0 100.00 2300 766.2 574.7
100 1001.4 751.1 99.67 2400 756.6 567.5 200 989.5 742.2 99.34 2500 746.9 560.2 300 977.6 733.3 99.01 2600 737. 553.3 400 966. 724.6 98.67 2700 728.5 546.4 500 954. 716.1 98.34 2800 719.3 539.5
61
943. 707.5 l8. 2900 7' 532.'
~.
MO
5
320
47 .
825.
46
..
815. .5
l4.)5
4000
,.4
46
..
• Environmental conditions for
use
of equipment
Atmospheric pressure
701.1
- 1013.3hPa
(
"C)
93.72
93.39
93.06
92.73
92.40
92.07
91.74
91.41
91.08
90.75
!7.
-As
for the conversion of the atmospheric pressure(hPa(mba)
and
mmHg), see the following formula:
1 mmHg=13.5951 X980.665X1 O"'hPa(mba)
-As
for the calculation of the boiling point, see the following formula:
Boiling point =100+0.0367(P-760)-0.000023(P-760)2 P:
mmHg
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33-
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11.Citcuit Diagram
CD
I
~
:1
=
~
t~
®
I
I
0)"
22OV123OV
·
"
"
·
--
·
,
®
--
I
-
I
I
EMCPCB
Current
fuaa
x 2
'5OV
SA
I
I
AC
power
IlUpply
~
datecIIon
circuit
;M
'!'i'
Voltage
drop
detection
cirtlUit
Sterilization
heater
1900W
: 3751 L(12OV)
2000W : 3751,3751
L(230V)
"~
400OW:3781,3781L
nnnn
limiter
_
uuuu
~o--
=
@ ®
-*-iY
-
-
Heater detection
Main
relay
ITriKk~""'"
I
circuit
control
circuit
circuli
MlcrocompulBr
abno
CD
Power
cord
@Triac
®
Tanninal
block
0)
Power transfonner
®
Power
switch
®
Protective grounding
®
Power
relay
@Coil
----j
Ud
switch
Fan
I
Display·Operation
--1
Ud_h
I
,-
PCB
'-""<ow
TH1
TH3
Fan
control
I
circuit
I
5
kef'
I I
Lateral
temp.
I I
Low
temp.
pea
sensor sensor
IComm~onll
Sound
II
T
__
II
To~"""~
Circuit
circuit
d'cult
circuit
"''''''
...
12V
DCpower
E'!
5V
detection
circuit
all
Hard
limiter h
I I I
7
·
"
"
·
·
,
>A
IlUpply
circuli
-'!.5V
I
L~
OV
CommutaUon
circuit
.-
-
~
I,
S<>Ieoo;d
III
Sol~'"
wlw
.-
.-
=1
Co~=on
control
circuit
control
circuit
-
DC88V
1
8:23OV
4
:22OV
3 :200V
2:
OV
6:
120V
3:
110V
2:
OV
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~:st
I
I
Microcomputer & Control Section
I I I
1
Commutation
circuit
1
ComrTMJtation
circuit
Commutation
1
circuit
Lid
detection
I I
PrMeure
dIlecIion
11
Tamp.
dllectlon
circuit
circuit
circuit
Control PCB
l '-""<
"'all,
I
delecllon
SY!Ich
I
~
'-""<
"all,
I I P
....
,..
I I
Objed
tomp_
Printer
del8clion
swim
sensor
sensor
0 n
Option
ptio
TH'
tenninal
Page 36
12.Troubleshooting
is
not
when
the
is
turned
ON.
Checking point
by
tea
..
,
Check the conductivity
F
....
• od<el
of
housing set
(1)
main power billa
•.
If
the
breaker
Is
OFF, tum
nON.
(2) Check the power cord for any breakage.
If broken, replace
the
power
cord.
(1)
i
the
P0'NW5Upply.
Tum OFF
the
main
power supply
and
turn
ON
the power
switch of the
unit,
and check the conductivity.
If
not
conductive, replace
tha
power switch.
(2) Check the lead wire for removal
or
looseness.
ENTERA
(or
CE).
;
Check tha
lead
wire for breakaga .
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35-
Page 37
(2)
iIIILid"
appears on the
dsplay
and
procesl
doe.
not
start.
1) Check the 2 shafts mounted
to
the
nd.
Push the shafts to make sure that
they
slide
In
and
out
smoothly.
Shafts
If the shafts
do
not slide smoothly,
2) Check the position of the both lock
shah.
Lock
shafts
(1) Check the springs lItted to the shalls.
(2) Apply
grease
to the shaft sliding perl
When the
cover
is
opened,
(1) Check
if
the shalls are
in
due position
On
just
about vertical position).
(2)
Check
if
the lock shafts open when pushlld outward and
they
retum to the original position by spring force when
relaased.
If they can not move normally,
(1) Remove
any
foreign matter which
is
pinched and
jams
the
.hall
(2) Replace the spring, etc. If
In
trouble.
(3) Apply
grease
to the shaft sliding perl
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36-
Page 38
Between Black 1
and
2
Between
Black 3 and White 1
Detection switch
Socket
of
the
housing
H1:
Conductivity checking positions
• Detection switch 1
Between
Black 1
and
2
• Detection switch 2
Between While 1
and
Black 3
• Wire Nos. are Indicated
on
the
connectors.
i.,.,,;~
awIlch
Is
not conductive
housing
set
M.
;
lead wire
for
breakage.
housing set
OS.
-
37-
ON,
replace the
replace the
Page 39
Check.
the
connection.
Check that the housings in the same color
are
connected.
(3)
"___
..,.,..,..
on
the
_ even when
the
cover
Is
closed.
1)
Check the Items 2) and
3)
of
"L.Jd"
appears on the display Correct
Kif
In
trouble.
and
does not start
2)
Check. the conductivity the switch when the both lock shafts Since the switch is turned OFF when
the
lock shafts open, the
switch
Is
not conductive.
If
the
switch
is conductive, rwplace the housing
set
M.
(5) _
is
not
..
""....
to
tho
twater.
1) Check the exhaust hose.
Check.
if the hose is bent
or
clogged in the product when
exhaust 'lank
Is
Installed. Correct
Kif
bent
or
clogged.
2)
Check the hose
in
the exhaust tank. Check
if
the hose is bent
or
clogged.
Correct
Kif
bent
or
clogged.
3)
Check
if
the exhaust hole
i,
blocked with
any
sterilization Remove it
if
the exhaust hole
is
blocked.
otfect
or
sterilization bag.
-
38-
Page 40
Check the resistance
value
bet¥Men the
terminal block 1 and relay- 6.
1 and
D.
,,-f- Press hera.
(8) ''!me"
"-"""
on tho
_.
(1) Since does not operate
in
spite that the voltage
is applied, replace the exhaust valve.
If
the voltage is
OV,
(1) Check the connection of
the
housing set W
or
V.
(2) Replace the "PCB set,
controlTH
set".
7.6Qfor
3751
L (12OV),
13.2Qfor
3781L
26.5Qfor
3751L (230V) and 3751.
If
not,
replace the heeler.
(1)
C;;eck.1~'
~)",;"g"'
.. "'b'y I 3781
CE
for connection
and
breakage.
(2) Replace the
relay.
''''''''
OV.
(1) Check the housing assemblyB120 3751 or 8220 3781
or
8230 3781
for
conneclion
or
breakage.
(2) Replace the
Triac.
(3) Replace the "PCB set,
controlTH
set".
chamber.
It can
be
restored
If
a "Click" sound Is heard.
Check the Item.
1)
- "') of
·Power
is not not
.upplied
to the
If
any trouble, correct
it
heeler."
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39-
Page 41
(7) Steam leaks
from
the periphery
of
the chal'l"tter.
1) Check the
chamber
lid packing and
the
chamber hard
top
(1) Clean the contact pari of
the
packing
and
chambertop.
(8) Steam leaks
from
pipe and joint.
(2) Clean the contact pari of
the
packing
and
chamber
lid.
(3) If the
chamber
lid packing
Is
deter1orated, replace
It.
1) Check the heater mounting
pari
(lower side
of
the
chamber)
If
nuts
are
Iooeened, retighten them.
for
steam
leakage.
Checking positions
2) Check
the
pipe connection (1)
If
the
connection Is loosened, retighten
It.
2 If
the
hose band is loosened, lace it.
(St)
Open
error
(E1) occ
.... , at
the lateral
thermistor
(TH1).
Abnonnal tern
erature
rise
of
the
lateral
thermistor
E3
occurs.
1) Check
the
connector connection (1) Check
if
the
socket
is
inserted completely.
2 Check
the
lead wire for brea 8.
2) Check the resistance value
of
the
lateral thermistor (THl) Remove
the
connectors from
the
"PCB
_,
control
Checking points bvtester
completion" and check
the
resistanoe value beiw8en the
terminals of connector side.
Resistance
range (90 -
Ilot):About
SO.O-
41.60)
3 Trouble with the "PCB set, conIroI
TH
set. Re lace
the
"PCB aet, control
TH
set".
(10) Abnormal
t.
.ratur.
of
the
ob".ct
t.m
.rat
.....
s.nsor
(TH2) (E4.occurs.)
1) Check
the
resistance value
If
the
object temperature sensor Remove
the
connectors from
the
"PCB set, control
Checking
points
bv
.....
2 Trouble with the "PCB
set
control
TH
set"
completion" and check
the
resistance value between the
terminals of connector side.
Resistance
range (90 -
Ilot):About
SO.O
-41.60)
Re ace
the
"PCB control
TH
set".
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40-
Page 42
(11) Abnonnal
teQJerature
of
the
bottom
thennlstor
(TH3) (E5 occurs.)
1 Check
the
heBlin water amount
in
the
chamb...
If the heati water
In
the
chamber
is d
....
Bled, re enish
it
2 Check.
the
nem
of
"steam leaks from I e and oint."
Re
Ir the
steam
leakl
rl
.,
....
+- SolenoId
Between White 2 and 3
connection.
Housing set
DS
Detection switch
Conductivity
checking
posilions
• DetecUon switch 1 Between White 2
.oo
3
* Wire Nos.
are
indicated
on
the
connectors.
I
(1) Check connector insertion of the housing set
X+
U(3751)
or
D + T(3781).
If
not completely Inserted,
correct
n.
(2)
Check
the resistance value between the terminals
of
the
solenoid. Range
of
resistance value: 160 -
1852
In
cue
of
short-an::uit
or
breakage, replace the solenoid.
(3) Check.
If
the
lock pin
Is
caught. Apply grease.
incomplete
short-circuited
with
housing
set DS.
lever
being retumed, replace the
-
41
-
Page 43
Movable handle and lid lock is
not
BeIw'I!Ien
White 1
and
Black 3
r
Checking position
Detecllon switch
Conductivity checking poanlons
• Detection switch 1
Between Black 1 and 2
• Detection switch 2 Between
WhKe
1
and Black 3
• Wire Nos. are Indicated
on
the
connect0r5
;
for engagement
of
the lid.
If
not caught,
(1)
Remove
any foreign matter, which maybe
sticking.
(2)
If
the
lock
shall retum spring
is
weakened, replace
it
(3)
If
the
lock
shaft
does
not
move
smoothly, apply grease.
Check
the condudivity of
the
switch
when
is
closed. If
no
conductivity,
(1) Adjust the switch mounting
poaition.
(2) If
no
conductivity
is
found ever when the lever is pushed,
replace the housing set
M.
If
no
conductivity,
(1) Adjust
the switch mounting position.
(2)
If
no
conductivity
Is
found ever when the lever
Is
pushed,
replace the housing set
OS.
-
42-
Page 44
4)
Check
the
housing aet.
5 Trouble with the "PCB
set,
conlrOl
TH
ser
e Trouble with the "PCB s dis la
'--
+- Pressure
sensor
(15) Pressure
is
low. (E9 occurs.)
Check the housing set Y(3751)
or
(3781), housing set
X+U(3751)
or
D+T(3781)
fo~
connection and breakage. If
Incomplete connecUon
or
breaKaae Is found, correct
n.
Re
ace
the
"PCB set, control
TH
set".
Re lace the "PCB set,
dis
I
..
nSOl'".
I 1) Check
the
Items 2)
and
3)
of
"Abnormally high pressure". I If
any
trouble
Is
found, correct
It.
(18) Data can
not
be read
from
and
written
in memory. (E10 occurs.)
I 1) Trouble with the "PCB set, conlrOl
TH
set. I
Replaoethe
"PCB set, control
TH
set".
,l,.....,.-
Voltage (DC)
p,...
+-
Voltage
(Ae)
Checking point
Checking point
which connects
incompl&la
(2) Check
the
voltage between "+V" and
of
the
power
supply unit to make sure that
about
W is outputted. If not,
raplace
the
po'W'8I"
supply unn.
,correct
it.
-
43-
Page 45
(18)
No
sound Is Issued.
1) Check the lKlund setting.
2) Check the resistance value
of
the
speaker.
Checking
point
by
tester
3)
Check the housing set.
4) Trouble with the "PCB set, control TH set"
If
it
is
set
at
sound waming mode, change the lKlund volume
to
~Loud"
or "Medium"
to
check that the sound is issued, and
tell the customer that the sound Is not
luued
In
sound warning
mode duri
normal 0 eration.
Check that the resislance value at the both ends
of
connector
isabout8Q.
If
short-circuit
or
wire breakage
Is
found, replace the speaker.
Check the
housing set X+U(3751)
or
D+T(3781)
for
incompleted connection and wire breakage. If any trouble
is
found, correct it.
Replace the
~PCB
set, control TH set".
Date
and
time
~a~
re~re
~.~
e~t~.------I~Oal~~~r"~"'!"'!'"!'''h\li'"'iiiOiiTW.Tci8diLl
If
lowar than
Ie pushi ng
the
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44-
Page 46
13. Disassembling Procedure
..
ThIo
p/'IcIII)t
1n
....
1Igurw
.....
,iPIIf)
....
MocIaI
MLS-37B1L
which
may
dif'fwtcrn
....
Model
MLS-3751Llnh
m.mber~Ia'IMS
.
&'CAUTION
&'CAUTlON
WIwI , 1M
.... . ....
&
_ •.
.
...............
~
lie
produr:t,
~
.I s
OA.
ncJt
lie
PIOM:t.
De
..-e
w unpkig the
""-"",,,,,
.L
GOld
hili
..
will
kl9111
~
by
ftrp
......
edgiI.
w.r
(1)
~
tM
pacldnl;
fIf
the
churDer
CD
IJiarnaurf: the paddng
of
....
chember.
(~.-1
)
&.
CAUTION
CheQ the coating
of
adhMiYe before
..
mounting
••
pply adhutve (KE-44T) If
""'0'«1. Apply the
adh
..
~
to
all
over the
edge
gf'OCMt
. (See FiII.-2) (Drying time: 12
hou ... l
(J) DlIftIOIIItInc
the
PC-bovd
uaentiy
101'
control (Flg.-8)
CD
DIk:onnec:t
....
connectors connedecllo
l'Ie
PC-boiIrd
auembly
for
amtrd.
I%l
Dismount the board from the boerd mounting
lpaoerl
.
Packi
"g
of
...
-
(4)
DI~tlna
the
PCB
aneriJly
for
EYC
(FiII.-6)
CD
DiK:onnect the connectonJ connllded
to
l'Ie
PCB
....
mbly
for
EMC
.
[
~~
5'
I%l
DisIllOUli the
board
frtliTl
the boerd mounting SpllCeri.
- 45 -
Page 47
(I)
Dlsmol6ltln.
the
ct-ah
valve
auentlly
(Flg
•.
-7
end-8)
(])
Disconnect the connectors connected
to
the
drain valve
aaembly.
®
I...oOIIIIn
the
hose
band end disconnect it.
<3l
Remove
the orifice 1.8 joint.
® Dismount
the
solenoid vai'M set together with
the T chamber joinL
(I)
Dlsmol6ltlnc
the
..
athad
hntar
<D
Tum
the tube counl8rclockMae
to
move
it.
®
Remove
the
~r
winsa,
loosen
the
mounting
nutl
end dismount the healer from the
chember.
(See
Flgs.-9 and -10.)
(7) Dlsmol6ltln.
the
lateral
thennlrior
(TH1)(Fig.-11)
<D
L.ooNn
the thermistor mounting
BCI'8WI
and dismount
the
thermistor end rubber ring.
(I)
Dlsmol6ltln.
the
bottom
thannlrior
(THS)(Fig.-12)
<D
I...oOIIIIn
the thermistor mounting nuls and di.mount
the
thermistor end rubber ring.
(I)
Dlsmol6ltlnc
the
SV
camp.
valve
...
.,-DIy
(FIg.-13)
~~§:
<D
Loosen the mounting nut
to
dismount the
SV
compo
valva assembly.
-
46-
; I
Page 48
(10) Dismounting
the
pressure sensor (Fig-14)
CD
Cut
off
the binding band and dismount the
connectors from
the
board.
® Loosen
the
mounting nut and dismount
the
pressure sensor.
(11) Dlsmountln.
the
front
panel (Fig.-15)
CD
Make sure that the chamber is not filled with water.
(%l
Tum
the
lever of
the
water
drain
to
·Open-.
@ Remove
the
8 front panel mounting screws.
® Dismount
the
front panel, paying attention to
the
switch cover.
(12) Dlsmountln.
the
lock
shaft
switch
(M Housing assembly) (Figs.-16 and
-17)
CD
Disconnect
the
connectors connected
to
the
switch.
(%)
Remove each 1
saew
which ftxes
the
switch.
;«CWhen
dismounting the switch,
pay
attention
not to
allow a tool
or
finger(s) to hit the
ectuator
of
the
micro-switch. Otherwise, the
(13) Dismounting
the
pressure gauge (Figs.-18 and -19)
CD
Remove
the
cap nut for piping of
the
pressure gauge.
(%)
Remove
the
saews
(3 pes.) which
fIX
the pressure
gauge.
Cap
nut
*
Pay
attention not
to
lose
the
O-ring (P5)
which is
inserted between
the
pressure gauge and
the
pipe. Also, do not tighten the cap
nut
too much
(14) Dismountin.
the
breaker
(Fig.-20)
CD
Remove
the
4 wires.
(%)
Remove the 2 breaker mounting screws.
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*·0· shows
the
saew
position.
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(15) Dismounting
the
fan
motor
(Fig.-21)
CD
Remove
the
power
supply connectors which are connected.
(2)
Remove the 2 motor mounting screws.
(16)
Dismounting
the
chllJTi)er
cover
plate
(Figs.-22
and
-23)
CD
Remove
the 12 cover chamber lid
mounting
screws.
(2
screws are found
at
the
back
side.)
(17) Dismounting
the
..,e.ke.
(Figs.-24 and -25)
<D
Remove
the 1 speaker cover plate
mounting
screw.
(%)
Remove
the
plastic lugs and dismount
the
speaker.
(18)
Dlsmountlna:
the top
plate
CD
Remove
the 6
mounting
screws
at the back
side.
(Fig.-26)
(%)
Remove the 4 screws
at
the both sides. (Fig.-27)
(19)
Dlsmountlna:
the
operation
body
CD
Remove
the 6
handle
cover
mounting
screws.
(Fig.-28)
(%)
Remove
the
2 mounting screws
at
the
back side. (Fig.-28)
(The
mounting
screw at the right
side
is tightened together
with
the speaker.)
@ Remove
the
3 mounting screws
at
the
top plate side. (Fig.-29)
@
Since
the
wires
are
connected,
tum
them
over
on
the top
plate.
@
Remove
the connectors which
are
connected.
Screw
* If
the
body
is
opened
with
the
wires
being
connected
to
it.
wires of the
speaker.
etc.
may
be
broken.
Pay
attention to
the
-
48-
screw
position.
Page 50
.....
iIt)
CD
FWnove
the 5 board coni.
cover_
mounting
sa'eWII.
(FIg.-30)
CZl
RemCMil
the
5 display
P~aard
...."bly
mounting
8CI8W1I.
(Fill.-31)
(J)
Remove
the
plastic
lup.
(FIII.-31)
(21) R
••
1CMnc
the
braD
~
(J)
RfImcwe
the 2 tnb
Igt*"*'ll-
.-III
cIiImounl
the
bi'ab
upper I'iand bIwJtat.
(Flg . ..32)
!%l
L.Doaen
and nirT10Ye
the
2 brake mounting
Icrewt;. (Flg .
..33)
(n)
Rernr:mn.
the
rW1t
and
left
t'*w;.
IDf"Inp
(J)
RMIoYe
the
heIoagoIlIIlCI'WIIlI'I'IictI
lad:
Ow
spdngL
(See
Aga.-34 .-III
35
.)
I%l
RernCMiI!tIe"
hind
bracIwt
iIPI1nII
mounIIng
right
and
IIrft
~.
(J)
Remove
the
I'eanhaft
look
ring.
!&)
Fully open
IhIlkllUid
pullout th
.....
1'
ltuttt.
(J)
Remove
!tie " top
..
1tIng
.,....
mcu'ltftg
~
(F1g.-38)
(2)
PuI 0I.t
the
bush tom the ....... oedor. (Fig.-38)
(Jl
RfIrnoye
the 2 look
st.lllCllYale
pl.
mounting
8CI8WS.
(FIII.-37)
®
Mlllumly
unlock the lock shaft and dismount
theloc:k
sl'lRl't
actlYa
pi..
.
(FIQ.-37)
($)
FWnove
the "
KI'8WS
at the batI
8idee
d
!hi
hIncII
support plele
...mbt;
.
(Ag
.-3B)
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~
Ranowt
the
04
....
Ibid
Ib1I
pate
mounting....-.
(Rg
.-38)
C%l
RarrIclw.IM 2 solenoid
mounIng
a.cr-.
.
(Flg . ...tO)
!II
CUt
011'
the binding
bene!.
(Flg.
CO)
!II:
When
dismounting the eoIenoid menuelly,
p.y
.tt.nUon not
to
allow tool
and
ftngar(l) Ie
hit tha aoillnoid switch
actuator.
Otherwillll,
tIMI
ec:tJator may
be
1WFTIOWd
.
(M)
DbmcurtInI
the
....
Md
twttch
and
lei
twitch
(Ie
'-II,..
.....
1')
(Flg.
....
1)
cr>
Ranowt
the
1
....
00
IWIt!;h mounting
1ICI8W.
(%l
RemOlll'e
the
2
aaews
of
each
of
the
IWItch
ftttIng
plate.
C!l
Ramova aad11 lid switch mounting
Icr.w.
tal
Cut
orr
1M
binding band.
!II:
'It'hen diImounting
the
....
00
awik::l'l
a'ld lid
bOik:h.
~
ata.ntIon not to allow
\001
and tngar(1)
to
~
the
aoIenoid
B'IIII'i1UI
Jduator.
othIII
....
,
the
actuar
may
IM_nowel
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