All American 1915X User manual

WISCONSIN ALUMINUM FOUND Y CO., INC.
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MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN 4221-0246
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WISCONSIN ALUMINUM FOUNDRY CO., INC.
CONSUMER PRODUCTS DIVISION
1931 SOUTH 14TH STREET
MANITOWOC, WI 4220
ALL-AME ICAN P ESSU E STEAM STE ILIZE LIMITED WA ANTY
This quality sterilizer is designed and manufactured to provide many years of satisfactory performance under normal use. Wisconsin Aluminum
Foundry pledges to the original owner that should there be any defects in material or workmanship during the first year after purchase, we will
repair or replace it at our option. This pledge does not apply to damage caused by shipping. To obtain service under the warranty:
1. A Return Authorization (RA) Number is required by our company to return any product manufactured by Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry.
Merchandise returned without an RA Number will be refused. To obtain an RA Number contact our company by either writing, faxing or calling
our Customer Service Department at 920-682-8627. All defective merchandise must be returned to our factory before credit or a replacement
will be issued; do not destroy the defective merchandise. Any products returned must include paperwork stating the reason for the return, when
and where the item(s) were purchased, model numbers, quantities, etc., and who to contact with any questions. Prior to return to the factory, all
sterilizers must be cleaned to remove any biological material or contaminants.
2. Return sterilizer, shipping prepaid, direct to:
Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry Co., Inc.
Consumer Products Division
1931 South 14th Street
Manitowoc, WI 4220
IMPO TANT — PLEASE EAD
Any alterations, modifications or changes of any type made to the sterilizer or to any component thereof will void this warranty!
We want you to obtain maximum performance from using this quality sterilizer and we ask that you take the time to read and follow the operating
instructions. Failure to follow instructions, damage caused by improper replacement parts, abuse, or misuse will void this pledge. This warranty
gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. This is Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry's personal
pledge to you and is being made in place of all other express warranties.
ETUN/SE VICE
Should the pressure sterilizer ever be dropped, the unit must be examined to determine if any damage has occurred. We recommend
the unit be returned to our factory to be thoroughly checked inside and out for any damage. Prior to return to the factory, all sterilizers
must be cleaned to remove any biological material or contaminants. We will examine the entire unit, including the control valve and
gauge, and determine if the unit has sustained damage, and notify you of our findings.
A Return Authorization (RA) Number is required by our company to return any product manufactured by Wisconsin Aluminum
Foundry. Merchandise returned without an RA Number will be refused. To obtain an RA Number contact our company by either
writing, faxing or calling our Customer Service Department at 920-682-8627. All defective merchandise must be returned to our
factory before credit or a replacement will be issued; do not destroy the defective merchandise. Any products returned must include
paperwork stating the reason for the return, when and where the item(s) were purchased, model numbers, quantities, etc., and who to
contact with any questions. If the product is found to be defective, we will either send a replacement or issue full credit, and we will
reimburse you for the return shipping charges. If product is not defective, we will contact you with repair charges, or issue credit, less
our 20% restocking fee.
Should you have any questions at all about the operation of your ALL-AMERICAN Pressure Sterilizer, please write the Consumer
Products Division, and we will promptly answer your questions.
To order any replacement parts, please refer to the parts price list. If you do not have a copy of our current parts price list, you may
write the company and one will be forwarded to you by return mail.

1. Read and understand the instruction
manual before operating unit for the first time.
2. Unit will become hot during use. Do not
touch hot surfaces. Always use caution when
handling unit when it is hot.
3. Closely supervise children if the sterilizer is
used near children.
4. Extreme caution must be used when
moving the sterilizer containing hot liquids.
5. Do not use the sterilizer for other than its
intended use.
6. Whenever possible only use distilled or
deionized water in sterilizer.
7. Always check the pressure release devices
for clogs before using your sterilizer.
8. This and every steam sterilizer operates
under pressure. Improper use may result in
scalding injury. Make certain to read operating
instructions before first use and that the unit
must be properly closed before operating to
prevent possible injury.
9. Before each use make sure that your
gauge reads zero.
10. NEVER loosen wing nuts until the steam
pressure gauge reaches zero and have
allowed remaining pressure to escape by
opening the control valve in the vertical “open”
position.
11. NEVER open the sterilizer until the unit
has cooled and the internal pressure reads
zero on the steam pressure gauge.
12. NEVER use this sterilizer for cooking or
processing food.
13. NEVER run the unit without water.
14. NEVER move your sterilizer while it is
pressurized.
15. Be sure to keep metal-to-metal seal lubri-
cated.
16. Do not subject your sterilizer to sudden
extreme temperature changes, as this may
cause expansion or contraction of the metal
which can damage any aluminum device. Do
not move sterilizer from a cold storage area
directly onto a hot flame or element. Do not
add cold water to a sterilizer which has been
boiled dry and remains hot. Do not cool
sterilizer by pouring cold water into or on the
unit.
17. As in all clinical/laboratory settings, wear
safety glasses when attending to your sterilizer.
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1915X
Gross Volume 15.5 qt.
14 liter
1925X
Gross Volume 25 qt.
24 liter
1941X
Gross Volume 41.5 qt
39 liter
OPE ATING INST UCTIONS
Non-Electric Pressure Steam Sterilizers
Models 1915X, 1925X, 1941X
CAUTION! EAD THESE IMPO TANT SAFEGUA DS!
08/15-4M

1
CLEANING
When you are done using your sterilizer, you
need to empty the water from the unit, rinse
thoroughly and dry completely. This procedure
needs to be done daily. Do not leave water in
the unit overnight. Rinse thoroughly between
water changes. Store your sterilizer in a dry
area. On your next use, fill the sterilizer with
clean distilled water. Distilled water is the
recommended water. If distilled water is not
available, then you may use your local water. If
your local water supply contains lime or high
levels of minerals, the unit will require periodic
cleaning to remove and prevent the buildup of
deposits.
Units should be cleaned whenever there is a
buildup of lime or mineral deposits. After many
cycles, a white deposit may begin to form on
the bottom of the sterilizer. We recommend
cleaning with a lime remover. Manufacturers of
coffee makers have cleaning solutions which
may be used. There are also solutions available
at your local hardware and drug stores that can
be used to clean aluminum. Follow the
manufacturer's instructions and make up a
solution of the cleaner, filling your sterilizer
above the standard operating level. Let the
sterilizer stand a few minutes then rinse
thoroughly. You may have to repeat this
procedure a few times to fully remove the lime
and mineral deposits from your sterilizer.
You may also use standard white vinegar to
clean your sterilizer. Fill your sterilizer above the
standard operating level with vinegar and let it
stand a few minutes then rinse thoroughly. You
may have to repeat this procedure a few times
to fully remove the lime and mineral deposits
from your sterilizer.
Never heat the sterilizer when filled
with a cleaning solution.
Elevation above
sea level
At altitudes greater than sea level, settings need to
be adequately adjusted to compensate for the effect
of altitude on the boiling point of water. We suggest
you increase pressure by 0.5psi for every 1000 ft.
of elevation above sea level.
City Altitude Steam Pressure Required
Sea level 15-17 psi
2000 ft 16-18 psi
4000 ft 17-19 psi
6000 ft 18-20 psi
8000 ft 19-21 psi
10,000 ft 20-22 psi
Operating Instructions for Non-Electric Pressure Steam Sterilizers
IMPO TANT: DO NOT OPE ATE THIS P ESSU E STEAM
STE ILIZE UNTIL YOU HAVE THO OUGHLY EAD THESE
OPE ATING INST UCTIONS.
Geared Steam Gauge
# 72S
Control Valve
#65K
Index Alignment Arrow
Overpressure Plug
#1010 Excess Pressure Relief Valve
#2050K
Air Exhaust Tube
#2155-15 (1915X)
#2155-25 (1925X)
#2155-41 (1941X)

2
Figure A
Geared Steam Gauge
# 72S
Control Valve
#65K
Overpressure Plug
#1010
Excess Pressure Relief Valve
#2050K
Air Exhaust Tube
#2155-41
Side andle
#405
Aluminum Inner Container
#2164
Rack
#151
Model 1941X shown
Machined Water Level Mark

3
Model 1925X shown
(1915X similar)
Geared Steam Gauge
# 72S Control Valve
#65K
Overpressure Plug
#1010
Excess Pressure Relief Valve
#2050K
Air Exhaust Tube
#2155-15 (1915X)
#2155-25 (1925X)
Aluminum Inner Container
#2162 (1925X)
#2163 (1915X)
Rack
#111
Figure B
Machined Water Level Mark

4
OPE ATION
1. Remove the cover of the sterilizer by turning
the wing nuts in a counter-clockwise motion.
Always undo two opposite wing nuts at a time.
Turn cover and remove cover from bottom.
Next remove inner container and inner container
rack from sterilizer bottom (See Fig. A).
2. LUBRICATE METAL-TO-METAL SEAL.
Apply lubrication to the entire beveled edge of
the bottom (See Fig. 1). We recommend using
a high temperature lubricant like high vacuum
grease; petroleum jelly may also be used as a
substitute. Only a thin film of lubrication is
needed to lubricate the metal-to-metal seal.
3. Place distilled or deionized water up to the
water line machined into the sterilizer bottom.
Next, place the inner container rack inside the
inner container with the lip side down (See Fig.
A). The purpose of the inner container rack is
to provide an air space at the bottom of the
inner container so that air may be evacuated
and steam is allowed to circulate freely
throughout the entire chamber.
4. With the inner container and inner container
rack out of the sterilizer place articles to be
sterilized inside the inner container on top of
the inner container rack. You may wish to
place the articles to be sterilized inside plastic
bags specifically designed for use inside steam
sterilizers. Arrange items so that steam may
circulate freely inside the chamber during the
sterilization cycle. Also, you can place a towel
or cloth on top of the items inside the container
to absorb any moisture that may drip down
from the cover onto the items.
5. Check to see if your water level inside the
sterilizer is correct and then place loaded inner
container inside the sterilizer.
6. VERY IMPORTANT – make sure that the air
exhaust channel (located on the inside of the
inner container) is positioned on the right side
of the sterilizer. This is necessary so that when
the cover is placed on the unit you can guide
the air exhaust tube into the air exhaust tube
channel (See Fig. B).
7. Place the cover of the sterilizer making sure
that that index alignment arrow on the cover
aligns with the index line arrow on the side of
the bottom; AND that the air exhaust tube is
inserted into the air exhaust tube channel on
the inner container. With cover aligned with the
bottom and the air exhaust tube inside the air
exhaust channel you may now tighten the wing
nuts on the cover. Be sure to tighten wing
nuts evenly, always tightening down two
opposite wing nuts at one time. As you are
tightening the wing nuts be sure to maintain an
even gap between the cover and the bottom.
Loosen or tighten the wing nuts to maintain an
even gap. This will draw the cover down evenly
and ensure a proper seal. NEVER USE A
WRENC OR ANY MEC ANICAL DEVICE TO
TIG TEN WING NUTS. NEVER AMMER OR
STRIKE T E WING NUTS OR COVER W ILE
OPENING OR CLOSING UNIT.
8. Place unit on heat source. If the water you
have placed in the unit is cold, it will require
approximately 35 minutes to bring the unit up
to temperature.
9. OPEN CONTROL VALVE (See Fig. 2) by
moving the lever into the upright position.
Steam generated by the sterilizer will be drawn
from the bottom of the unit up through the air
exhaust tube and out the control valve. STEAM
MUST CONTINUOUSLY ESCAPE FROM T E
CONTROL VALVE FOR AT LEAST 5 MINUTES.
Once this has occurred, CLOSE T E VALVE
AND LET PRESSURE BUILD UNTIL T E
GAUGE READS IN T E “GREEN” STERILI-
ZATION ZONE, which is between 17 to 21 PSI
or 121°C/250°F to 127°C/259°F. Once you
have completed the above, OPEN T E
CONTROL VALVE A SECOND TIME AND
VENT T E C AMBER FOR AN ADDITIONAL 3
TO 5 MINUTES. Please Note that the greatest
reason for a sterilization failure is trapped air in
the chamber of the sterilizer. Trapped air may
prevent the steam from permeating the
contents to be sterilized.
10. Once the chamber is properly vented the
sterilization cycle may begin. Start timing the
sterilization cycle when the gauge needle is in
the green sterilization zone on the face of the
gauge between 17-21 PSI. When the gauge
needle is in the green sterilization zone begin
timing your sterilization cycle. Be sure to
regulate your heat source to maintain the
gauge needle in the sterilization zone. We
recommend running a sterilization cycle of not
less than 35 minutes at a temperature of no
less than 121°C/250°F. ALWAYS MONITOR
T E GAUGE DURING T E CYCLE MAKING
SURE T AT T E PRESSURE REMAINS IN T E
GREEN STERILIZATION ZONE ON T E FACE
OF T E GAUGE. We highly recommend that
you use steam integrator strips in your sterilizer
to ensure a successful sterilization cycle.
11. At the end of the sterilization cycle turn off
your heat source and put the control valve into
the open position (See Fig. 2) to allow the
steam to escape. The valve will be hot after
the cycle, to avoid injury always use heat
resistant gloves to open the valve. Continue
monitoring the gauge until it reaches 0 PSI and
Fig. 1
Metal-to-metal seal
Apply lubricant here
Open control valve Closed control valve
Fig. 2 Fig. 3
Lever horizontal
or closed
Lever vertical
or open
steam escape
holes
steam escape
holes
valve body
deflector
deflector

no sound of escaping steam is coming through
the control valve. NEVER ATTEMPT TO OPEN
T E STERILIZER UNTIL T E GAUGE READS
ZERO.
12. With the pressure gauge reading 0 PSI
loosen the wing nuts evenly by turning two
opposite wing nuts counter clockwise. The
wing nuts may still be hot. We recommend
wearing heat resistant gloves to avoid potential
burns. With the wing nuts removed, remove
the cover by turning it counter clockwise.
Remember when removing the cover always tilt
and angle the cover away from yourself or
other people to prevent injury from any
remaining steam in the chamber. PLEASE
NOTE, when the sterilizer is allowed to cool
with the cover tightened to the bottom this
increases the chance that the cover may
become stuck to the bottom.
13. With the cover removed the inner container
may now be removed. In the event that the
inner container remains hot, we recommend
using heat resistant gloves to handle the inner
container. If the sterilizer is not going to be
immediately used again, before storing the unit
all water should be emptied from the unit and
the inside be thoroughly dried. We
recommend pouring the water out of the unit
while it is still warm and leaving the cover off to
let the inside of the chamber dry. The residual
heat will help dry the unit. For storage, place
the cover on the unit and loosely attach the
wing nuts. We recommend leaving the control
valve open (See Fig. 2) to allow air to circulate
through your sterilizer.
14. We have included a sterilization log sheet
that we highly recommend using as best
practice. The sheet will allow the operator to
keep a record of all of the sterilization cycles.
The operator should diligently fill out and keep
the record safe. Additional sheets can be
downloaded for free at our website.
MAINTENANCE
1. Metal-to-Metal seal (See Fig. 1). We
recommend periodically checking the metal-
to-metal seal and lubricating as needed. It is
extremely important to keep the seal lubricated
as failure to do so could cause the cover to
stick potentially making it very difficult to
remove the cover.
2. PRESSURE GAUGE, PART NO. 72S. (See
Fig. 4) Do not immerse your pressure gauge in
water when cleaning the unit. The gauge does
not require any maintenance other than
periodically making sure that the opening of the
gauge on the underside of the cover is open
and free of any foreign matter. DO NOT USE
YOUR UNIT IF T E GAUGE FACE CRACKS,
FILLS WIT STEAM OR DOES NOT RETURN
TO ZERO.
3. CONTROL VALVE, PART NO. 65K (See Fig.
2 & 3). To ensure long life and proper
operation it is important to periodically clean
the control valve thoroughly in hot soapy water.
If distilled water is not used, calcification could
build up and cause the valve to leak. To clean
any built up calcification, put the lever in the
open position and soak the valve in vinegar. Be
sure to clean the control valve in hot soapy
water after soaking in vinegar.
In the event that you are unable to
properly remove any foreign material from your
control valve, we recommend that the control
valve be discarded and replaced with a new
control valve.
4. AIR EX AUST TUBE, PART NO. 2155 (See
Fig. 5). It is essential that the air exhaust tube
be frequently checked to make sure that air
passes freely through it. We recommend that
you blow air through the exhaust tube at least
once a month to make certain that it is not
plugged with any foreign material. Simply
remove the air exhaust tube from the control
valve on the bottom of the sterilizer cover. The
tube may be cleaned by using a small diameter
wire running through the length of the tube
several times. If you notice any difficulty
cleaning the air exhaust tube or notice any
corrosion on the inside of the passage, we
recommend that you discard the tube and
replace it with a new one.
5. EXCESS PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE, PART
NO. 2050K (See Fig. 6). Your sterilizer is
equipped with a new type of excess pressure
relief valve. It is designed for longer, mainte-
nance free service; however, we recommend
that the valve be replaced every three years in
normal service. The valve is designed to
5
Fig. 4
Pressure Gauge
Fig. 1
Metal-to-metal seal
Apply lubricant here
Open control valve Closed control valve
Fig. 2 Fig. 3
Lever horizontal
or closed
Lever vertical
or open
steam escape
holes
steam escape
holes
valve body
deflector
deflector
Fig. 5

release pressure at 28 PSI. This valve is
equipped with a deflector cap that will direct
any steam released in a downward direction.
6. OVERPRESSURE PLUG, PART NO. 1010
(See Fig. 7). Your sterilizer is also equipped
with an
overpressure
plug which
acts as an
additional
safety device.
The plug is
designed to
automatically
release
pressure
should
pressure
reach greater
than 30 PSI. The plug is made from silicone
and is found on the cover located directly in
front of the Excess Pressure Relief Valve. For
best performance of the plug and safe
operating of your sterilizer, we recommend that
you replace your plug every six months. The
overpressure plug and opening should be
checked at least once per month. The
overpressure plug may be removed using your
fingers (NEVER REMOVE T E PLUG W EN
T E STERILIZER IS OT). Once the plug is
removed it is important to clean the opening in
the cover where the plug goes to keep it clear
of any foreign matter, residue or grease buildup
that may occur. Next clean the opening with
hot soapy water. After, inspect your plug and
make certain that it is in good condition free of
cracks, or becomes too hard or deformed.
After cleaning reinsert the overpressure plug by
pushing the round top side into the opening
from the underside of the cover (See Fig. 7).
Fig. 7
Part No. 1010
Overpressure Plug
Top Lip
Cover top side
Top of Plug is rounded
Under side of plug is
indented
6
Fig. 6
Part No. 2050K
Excess Pressure
Relief Valve
Deflector Cap

Steam is an ideal sterilizing
agent because it kills
microbes quickly. A large
volume of steam condenses
to a very small amount of
water d more steam is drawn
to replace it. This causes
excellent penetration of
fabrics, papers and certain
plastics.
It is essential that this and any
steam sterilizer be regularly
checked for proper steam
penetration throughout the
entire chamber of the
sterilizer. We recommend
using steam sterilization
indicator strips that may be
purchased at many medical
supply retailers. Place the
indicator strip in every load to
ensure that adequate steam
penetration is present in the
load thereby assuring a
successful sterilization cycle.
A melt indicator in a small
glass vial is another
acceptable way to determine
temperature and steam
penetration during the cycle.
For more information on
steam sterilization we
recommend going to the
Center for Disease Control
http://www.cdc.gov/.
PRESSURE GAUGE
ACCURACY: The gauges are
rated as having an accuracy
of 3%-2%-3%. This desig-
nates plus or minus 3% of the
full span for the first and last
quarter of the dial and 2% for
the middle of the dial.
T OUBLE
SHOOTING
Question: I am having
trouble passing a spore test,
what am I doing wrong?
Answer: Most likely you are
not properly venting all the air
out of the chamber before you
start timing your cycle. Always
vent the chamber using the
Part 65 Control Valve as
outlined in No. 10 of the
operating instructions.
.
IMPO TANT STE ILIZATION FACTS
7

STEAM STE ILIZATION LOG
8

9
Part No. Description
Bottom only (specify size and with or without parts)
Cover only (specify size and with or without parts)
54 Clamp Bolt (630000) (3/8=16 x 1-25/32)
55 Pin for Clamp Bolt (630010)
64 Wing Nut (630020)
65 DISCONTINUED — Re laced by # 65K
65K Tested Control Valve (releases at 23-28 psi) (Z000207) (1/8"NPT) Repla es #65
72S Tested Steam Gauge - includes lens (Z000128) (1/8" NPT)
75 (Re laced by No. 2050K) Excess Pressure Release Plug (not shown)
76 Bakelite Top Handle (No Longer Available) – Order Part Number 76-09 RM
76-09 RM Handle w/Screws (New Handle to Replace Old Style #76 with Screws-See Picture) Z000198
76-09 Handle w/Screws (New Style Handle-See Picture) Z000187
77-09 Top Handle Screw (New Style only) 630077)
78 Retaining Bayonet Clamp (630090)
79 Bayonet Clamp Screw (670020)
111 Rack (For inside Aluminum Container for 1915X, 1925X) (630110) (9 1/2" Diameter)
151 Rack (For inside Aluminum Container for 1941X) (630120) (11 1/2" Diameter)
405 Side Handle Complete (with screws, for 1941X) (Z000113)
1010 Overpressure Plug (For Sterilizer - Red Color) (Z000123)
2050K (2050CS DISCONTINUED – Re laced by 2050K) Pressure Relief Valve (releases as 28 psi) (640185) (1/8"NPT)
2155-15 Exhaust Tube 1915X (640210) (7 1/4 inches long)
2155-25 Exhaust Tube 1925X (640220) (10 3/4 - 11 inches long)
2155-41 Exhaust Tube 1941X (640230) (14 3/4 inches long)
2162 Aluminum Container for 1925X (640070)
2163 Aluminum Container for 1915X (640080)
2164 Aluminum Container for 1941X (640090)
*6054 Dual Scale Thermometer (C Scale: 10 -150 , F Scale: 50 -300) (640140)
*Factory Installation Fee for Thermometer
* We recommend that the Thermostat, Thermoswitch, Heating Element and Thermometer be replaced at the factory.
NO GUARANTEE OR REASONABI ITY FOR THE PROPER FUNCTIONING OF THESE PARTS CANNOT BE ASSUMED BY
THE COMPANY IF THEY ARE NOT INSTA ED AT THE FACTORY.
ALL-AME ICAN NON-ELECT IC
STEAM P ESSU E STEAM STE ILIZE S PA TS LIST
FO MODELS 1915X, 1925X AND 1941X

Model 1915X (15 qt/14 liter)
Gross Capacity 15 qt/14 liter
Overall eight 121⁄4" / 31.2cm
Bottom eight 73⁄4" / 19.7cm
Inside Diameter 125⁄8" / 32.1cm
Unit Weight 15 lbs. / 6.8 kg.
Inner Container No. 2163
Inside Depth 53⁄4" / 14.6cm
Inside Diameter 111⁄8" / 28.3cm
Circumference 357⁄8" / 91.1cm
Capacity 9.5 qt/9 liter
Volume 550in3/9029cm3
Carton Dimensions 151⁄2" x 141⁄2" x 131⁄2"
39.4cm x 36.8cm x 34.3cm
Shipping Weight 21 lb. / 9.52kg.
Unit Pack: 1 Cube: 1.76
Model 1925X (25 qt/24 liter)
Gross Capacity 25 qt/24 liter
Overall eight 163⁄4" / 42.5cm
Bottom eight 121⁄4" / 31.2cm
Inside Diameter 125⁄8" / 32.1cm
Unit Weight 181⁄4lbs. / 8.3kg
Inner Container No. 2162
Inside Depth 101⁄4" / 26cm
Inside Diameter 111⁄8" / 28.3cm
Circumference 357⁄8" / 91.1cm
Capacity 17.6 qt/16.6 liter
Volume 1016in3/16,655cm3
Carton Dimensions 151⁄2" x 141⁄2" x 181⁄2"
39.4cm x 36.8cm x 47cm
Shipping Weight 25 lb. / 11.34kg.
Unit Pack: 1 Cube: 2.41
Model 1941X (41 qt/39 liter)
Gross Capacity 41 qt/39 liter
Overall eight 19" / 48.3cm
Bottom eight 141⁄4" / 36.2cm
Inside Diameter 151⁄4" / 38.7cm
Unit Weight 33 lbs. / 15kg.
Inner Container No. 2164
Inside Depth 101⁄2" / 26.7cm
Inside Diameter 14" / 35.6cm
Circumference 441⁄2" / 113cm
Capacity 27.9 qt/26.4 liter
Volume 1613in3/26,451cm3
Carton Dimensions 19" x 19" x 201⁄2"
48.3cm x 48.3cm x 52.1cm
Shipping Weight 41 lb. / 19.5kg.
Unit Pack: 1 Cube: 4.28
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SPECIFICATIONS
Model 25X (25 qt/24 liter)
Model 25X-120: 120 Volt, 50/60 z 1050 watts/8.75 amps
Model 25X-240: 240 Volt, 50/60 z 1050 watts/4.38 amps
Gross Capacity 25 qt / 24 liter
Overall eight 163⁄4" / 42.5cm
Bottom eight 121⁄4" / 31.2cm
Inside Diameter 125⁄8" / 32.1cm
Unit Weight 26 lbs. / 11.8kg.
Inner Container No. 2156
eight 81⁄2" / 21.6cm
Diameter 111⁄8" / 28.3cm
Circumference 357⁄8" / 91.1cm
Capacity 14.5 qt / 13.7 liter
Volume 835in3/ 13,688cm3
Carton Dimensions 21" x 171⁄2" x 181⁄2"
56.5cm x 44.5cm x 48.3cm
Shipping Weight 30 lb. / 14.06kg.
Unit Pack: 1 Cube: 3.93
Optional No. 2180 Support Base 2" / 5cm high
Outside Diameter 123⁄4" / 32.4cm
Inside Diameter 123⁄8" / 31.4cm
Elevates Sterilizer Above Surface 13⁄8" / 3.5cm
Model 50X (25 qt/24 liter)
Model 50X-120: 120 Volt, 50/60 z 1650 watts/13.75 amps
Model 50X-240: 240 Volt, 50/60 z 1650 watts/6.88 amps
Gross Capacity 25 qt / 24 liter
Overall eight 163⁄4" / 42.5cm
Bottom eight 121⁄4" / 31.2cm
Inside Diameter 125⁄8" / 32.1cm
Unit Weight 29 lbs. / 13.2kg.
Inner Container No. 2156
eight 81⁄2" / 21.6cm
Diameter 111⁄8" / 28.3cm
Circumference 357⁄8" / 91.1cm
Capacity 14.5 qt / 13.7 liter
Volume 835in3/ 13,688cm3
Carton Dimensions 21" x 171⁄2" x 181⁄2"
56.5cm x 44.5cm x 48.3cm
Shipping Weight 32 lb./15.4kg.
Unit Pack: 1 Cube: 3.93
Optional No. 2180 Support Base 2" / 5cm high
Outside Diameter 123⁄4" / 32.4cm
Inside Diameter 123⁄8" / 31.4cm
Elevates Sterilizer Above Surface 13⁄8" / 3.5cm
Model 75X (41 qt/39 liter)
Model 75X-120: 120 Volt, 50/60 z 1650 watts/13.75 amps
Model 75X-240: 240 Volt, 50/60 z 1650 watts/6.88 amps
Gross Capacity 41 qt / 39 liter
Overall eight 19" / 48.3cm
Bottom eight 141⁄4" / 36.2cm
Inside Diameter 151⁄4" / 38.7cm
Unit Weight 45 lbs. / 20.4kg.
Inner Container No. 4156
eight 101⁄4" / 26cm
Diameter 14" / 35.6cm
Circumference 441⁄2" / 113cm
Capacity 27.3 qt / 25.8 liter
Volume 1578in3/ 25,856cm3
Carton Dimensions 24" x 24" x 21"
61cm x 61cm x 53.3cm
Shipping Weight 51 lb. / 23.1kg.
Unit Pack: 1 Cube: 7
Optional No. 4180 Support Base 3" / 7.6cm high
Outside Diameter 161⁄4" / 41.3cm
Inside Diameter 15" / 38.1cm
Elevates Sterilizer Above Surface 21⁄4" / 5.7cm
ELECT IC MODELS A E ALSO AVAILABLE

PRESSURE STEAM STERILIZERS
IF YOU NEED TO SHIP THE PRODUCT
The product must be sent carefully
packed (the item must be properly
cushioned) to prevent damage in
transit and should be adequately
insured. Failure to abide by these
provisions may cause your request
for warranty service to be denied.
Please attach your name, address,
telephone number, a description of
the problem and a copy of the
original sales receipt bearing the
appropriate model number as proof
of retail purchase for each product
returned for warranty service.
We never sell or rent your personal
information to any third parties
under any circumstances.
FOR YOUR PROTECTION
Complete and mail the attached WARRANTY
REGISTRATION CARD immediately so that we may
contact you directly in the event a safety
notification is issued in accordance with the 1972
Consumer Product Safety Act, or for other
reasons.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR YOUR RECORDS
MODEL NO.
SIZE
DEALER NAME
DEALER ADDRESS
CITY STATE ZIPCODE
DATE OF PURCHASE
WARRANTY REGISTRATION PLEASE PRINT
DATE OF PURCHASE MODELNUMBER
LASTNAME FIRST NAME
STREET ADDRESS
CITY STATE ZIP
DEALER NAME
DEALER ADDRESS
COMMENTS
PLEASE COMPLETE AND MAIL THIS WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARD IMMEDIATELY TO
PROTECT YOUR WARRANTY SERVICE. FILL OUT CARD USING BLACK INK ONLY.

This Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry product is warranted against defects in workmanship or
material for a period of (1) YEAR from date of original purchase. If the product becomes defective
within the warranty period, Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry will repair or replace it at our discretion.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, you may also have other rights which vary from state
to state. This warranty does not cover damage to the products resulting from misuse, overheating,
accidents or alterations to the product.
AReturn Authorization Number is required by our company to return any product manufactured
by Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry.To do so, you will need to contact our company by either writing,
calling or faxing; however, with any products returned to Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry, you must
include paperwork stating the reason for the return and who we can contact with any questions.
We need to know when and where the item(s) were purchased, model numbers, quantities, etc.
Please contact our Customer Service Department at [phone] for a Return Authorization
(RA) Number. Merchandise returned without a Return Authorization Number will be refused. All
defective merchandise must be returned to our factory before credit or a replacement will be
issued. Do not destroy the merchandise. Return the product postage prepaid to:
Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry Co., Inc.
Consumer Products Division
1931 South 14th Street
Manitowoc, WI 54220
Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
You must enclose your return address, sales receipt and a brief description explaining the claimed
defect. If the product is determined to be defective, Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry will repair or
replace your cookware free of charge.
IMPORTANT: Complete and mail the warranty registration card immediately.
PRESSURE STEAM STERILIZERS
Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry Co., Inc.
Consumer Products Division
P.O. Box246
Manitowoc, WI 54221-0246
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