Tuttnauer Electronic Tabletop Autoclaves Operation & Maintenance Manual

This document is an operation and maintenance manual for Electronic Tabletop Autoclaves Models 1730, 2340, 2540, 3140, 3850, 3870 E, EK, EA & EKA. It provides information on the technical data, keyboard and display functions, sterilization programs, printer operation, and installation instructions.


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Brand
Tuttnauer
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
57
File format
PDF
File size
790 KB
Published
16 February, 2023
Updated
27 September, 2023
Model
3870 E
MD5 checksum
66FE8BCF9E85A53254C0CE1B80547349

About this manual

This document serves as the Operation & Maintenance Manual for a series of Tuttnauer electronic tabletop autoclaves. It is designed to assist users in operating these electrically heated steam sterilizers safely and effectively in dental, medical, veterinary, and laboratory settings. The manual details the device's features, including automatic control units, multiple sterilization programs for various loads (unwrapped, wrapped, glassware), and optional air drying systems.

What's inside

  • General
  • Technical Data
  • Keyboard and Display
  • Sterilization Programs
  • Installation Instructions
  • Preparation Before Sterilization
  • Operating Instructions
  • Maintenance Instructions
  • Troubleshooting

Specifications

Chamber MaterialStainless steel 316 L
Door MaterialStainless steel CF8
Reservoir Volume (Models 3850, 3870)6 lit. / 1.6 gal.
Maximum Allowable Working Pressure2.76 bar (40 psi)
Power Supply (120V)1ph, 120V – 16A

Frequently asked questions

What is the warranty period for Tuttnauer autoclaves?

Tuttnauer warrants all new autoclaves for a period of two full years against defects in materials and workmanship.

What are the operating temperature conditions?

The autoclave is intended for normal environment conditions with a room temperature range of 41º F to 104º F (5º C to 40º C).

Can the autoclave be used for hazardous liquids?

No, only non-hazardous liquids should be disposed of in public sewage; waste water must comply with local rules.

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