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FIGURE 9.3 - STEAM GENERATOR/BOILER CALIBRATION PROCEDURE

FIGURE 9.4 - SOLENOID VALVE

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9.0 – REFERENCE BLOCKS

(continued)

Applies to STATIM 2000 and 5000

STEP #1 - Turn the autoclave off and remove the power

cord from the AC outlet. Remove the cover, refill the reser-

voir (with distilled water) and install the RPI Extension Test

Cable (RPI Part #SCT026). See page 4, Figure 2.1.

STEP #2 - Connect your RPI Start Switch (RPI Part

#SCS021) to the pins marked W1 on the main PC board.

See pages 46 and 47, Figure 9.8 - Electrical Diagram.

STEP #3 - Push and slide the button on the Start

Switch to lock the switch in the “ON” position.

STEP #4 - Plug in the power cord and turn the power

switch to "ON".

STEP #5 - The LCD display should appear similar to

Figure 1 below.

STEP #6 - Insert cassette.

STEP #7 - Begin calibration procedure by holding down

the “unwrapped” button and simultaneously pressing

the start button. The display should appear similar to

Figure 2 below.

STEP #8 - The calibration continues and it takes dif-

ferent paths depending on whether it is a new style or

old style main PC board.

Old Style: Calibration will take ~ 5 min’s. A long beep

will be heard upon completion. The “00” on the display

will change similar to Figure 3 below.

Now press the “STOP” button allowing the system to

vent. Display will read “PRESS STOP TO RESET” when

the venting is complete. Pressing the “STOP” button

again will reset the autoclave and the display will now

read ‘SELECT A CYCLE’ (SELECT A PROGRAM). Cali-

bration is complete and the autoclave is ready for nor-

mal use.

New Style: When cycle reaches “STERILIZATION

PHASE” unit will beep twice. Autoclave will automati-

cally vent after 3-1/2 minutes. The boiler calibration is

now complete and the LCD display should change sim-

ilar to Figure 3 below.

After venting, press the “STOP” button to end calibra-

tion cycle. Autoclave is now ready for normal use.

FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2 FIGURE 3

F9> CALIBRATION <C8

+32.00˚C 65.00˚C

9.0 – REFERENCE BLOCKS

(continued)

SERVICE TIP

• Avoid crushing the flute/bonnet

(which would prevent the plunger

from moving up and down freely)

by using a Spanner Nut (RPI Part

#RPT364) or Spanner Wrench (RPI

Part #RPT501).

• Inspect and clean plunger rubber

seat, replace if necessary. Uneven

wear could indicate a problem.

• Lubricate the plunger (metal body

only) with a drop of 3-IN-ONE® oil.

This can also help reduce valve

noise.

• Inspect and clean valve body orifice

and ports, looking for damage and

debris.

• Check that the coil has been rein-

stalled in the proper orientation.

OLD STYLE

25.5 C8 24.1 F9

1.4

NEW STYLE

F6> CALIBRATION <C8

+2.00˚C 135.00˚C

OLD STYLE

145.5 F3* 135.9 F9

9.6

NEW STYLE

00> CALIBRATION* <C8

+32.00˚C 65.00˚C

OLD STYLE

25.5 00* 24.1 F9

1.4

NEW STYLE

Old Style: Upper Left corner will

change to "00" and an asterisk

will appear after CALIBRATION*

New Style: Unit will beep 3 times.

C8 will change to 00*

Nut

Coil

(RPI Part #SCC005)

Coil Bracket

Flute/Bonnet

Spring

Shading Disk

Plunger

O-ring

Valve Body

Orifice

Push-in Elbow Fitting

(RPI Part #RPF362

Port #2

Spanner Nut

(RPI Part #RPT364)

Screw (#8-32 x 1/2 -SEMS)

(RPI Part #RPH817)

2 places

Solenoid Plunger Kit

(RPI Part #SCK003)

Copper Tubing Kit

(RPI Part #SCK048) &

(RPI Part #SCK049)

Thread Locker

(RPI Part #RPA369)

Male Connector

(RPI Part #RPF227)

Port #1

Mounting Bracket

(not included)

Solenoid Valve Electrical Data

1) Coil Resistance: 3.25- 3.96 Meg. Ω

NOTE: This Coil is a FWR Coil and the

resistance must be checked on both

leads. Then reverse the leads and

recheck. The resistance must be the

same in both directions or the coil is

bad.

Coil AC Line Voltage: 120V/60 Hz, 9W.

While in the Warming Stage, Line

Voltage should be present at termi-

nals J1-7 and J1-8 on main PC

board. If not, main PC board is bad.

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