eschmann Little Sister SES 2010 User manual

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Ingenuity in
infection control
since 1830
User Manual
Little Sister
SES 2010
Non-vacuum
Autoclave

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Contents
Eschmann design, manufacture and supply a range of market leading products including benchtop autoclaves,
accessories and washer disinfectors.
For further information visit our website: www.eschmann.co.uk.
Please read the manual before installing or using the product for the first time. Keep the manual handy for quick
reference. Always make sure that the manual is available for the next user/owner of the product.
The product(s) described by this manual must only be operated and used by qualified personnel trained in
the use of this equipment. Contact Eschmann with your training requirements.
Pay particular attention to the safety notes, cautions and warnings provided in the text, and also to those displayed
on the product labels.
This product must be used, installed and maintained in accordance with the procedures given in this manual.
Failure to do so could result in injury to patients and/or users, or damage to the equipment.
Eschmann products must be serviced by Eschmann trained engineers only. Failure to do so may invalidate the
warranty.
Thank you for choosing Eschmann
1 Safety 3
1.1 Safety checks/ tasks 3
1.2 Potential hazards 3
1.3 Limitations on use 3
1.4 Electrical safety 3
1.5 General safety 3
1.6 Warnings, cautions & notes 3
2 Installation 5
2.1 Introduction 5
2.2 Installation 5
2.3 Unpacking 5
2.4 Autoclave positioning 5
2.5 Mains connection 5
2.6 Product/ packaging Markings 5
3 Controls 6
3.1 Touch screen & menu operation 6
3.2 The Keypad 6
3.3 The Progress Screen 7
3.4 Advisory screens 7
3.5 Autoclave manager 7
3.6 Water Quality 7
4 Preparing the autoclave 8
5 Loading the autoclave 8
6 Starting and running a cycle 9
7 Cycle completion and unloading 10
8 How to stop the cycle 11
9 After use 12
9.1 Emptying the water reservoir 12
9.2 Switch off 12
9.3 Cleaning 12
10 Service Screens 13
10.1 Replace the door seal 13
10.2 Service required 13
11 Advisory Screens 14
12 Menus 16
12.1 Cycle Selection Menu 16
12.2 Settings Menu (Managers only) 18
12.3 Records Menu 21
13 User security 23
13.1 Overview 23
13.2 Autoclave manager 23
13.3 Setting a PIN code 24
13.4 Selecting the security level 25
14 Cycle Logger application 26
14.1 Install the software 26
14.2 Create a PC back-up 26
14.3 Viewing files 26
14.4 Printing files 27
Appendix 1 : Daily/weekly testing 29
Daily Testing 29
HTM01-01 (HTM2010/DB2002(06)) testing 29
Appendix 2 : Loading the autoclave 30
Unwrapped solid items 30
Using the tray lifter 30
Load capacity 30
Typical loads 31
Appendix 3 : Maintenance 32
Cleaning and care 32
Autoclave fuses 32
Mains cable fuse 32
Waste electrical & electronic equipment (WEEE)
(WEEE) regulations 32
Appendix 4: Troubleshooting 33
Trouble shooting table 33
Advisory code table 33
Appendix 5: Technical data 36
Environmental Requirements 36
BS EN 13060 Type Tests 38
Load Chart 36
Appendix 6: Accessories 40
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1 Safety
WARNING!
Only use the autoclave, as specified in these
instructions. Eschmann are not responsible for
a malfunction or reduced level of protection
provided by the equipment when not used as
specified. Never tamper with, bypass or interfere
with any of the safety features.
Only use Eschmann accessories and mains
leads. Any spare parts required must be supplied
by Eschmann. They must be fitted in accordance
with the Service Manual or instructions supplied
by Eschmann, or Eschmann trained engineers
Be careful not to splash water on the top of the
autoclave. If water is poured onto the autoclave,
or a leak is found, disconnect from the mains
socket, dry thoroughly and allow time to dry
Servicing and repairs MUST be performed by
Eschmann or Eschmann trained engineers
1.1 Safety checks/ tasks
Daily
• Drain the water reservoir at the end of each day.
• Clean the door seal and chamber face every day
with Eschmann recommended wipes.
• Check for escape of steam or water during a cycle
(other than from the water reservoir lid)
• Replace the water reservoir lid when filling with
water is complete. Refer to Section 3.6, Water
Quality.
Weekly
• Check the door seal and chamber face for any signs
of damage.
• Check condition of the mains lead, mains plug and
outer covers for signs of damage.
1.2 Potential hazards
• Autoclaves operate with steam at high pressure
and temperature. Locations of potential hazards are
marked on the autoclave. Refer to Section 2.6.
• Take care to avoid contact with any residual steam
or hot water as the autoclave door is opened.
• Take care to avoid contact with the hot internal
surfaces of the chamber and door. Use the
Eschmann tray lifter to load and remove trays from
the chamber.
• Water in the reservoir can be very hot. Take care
when draining to avoid contact with the hot water.
• The water reservoir lid, on top of the autoclave,
vents hot steam during normal operation. Take care
to avoid contact. Do not cover the water reservoir lid
or remove it during operation.
• If a warning screen is displayed, the load MUST
be treated as non-sterile. Refer to Appendix 4,
Troubleshooting. In this case, DO NOT switch off
power until discharge of steam into the reservoir
has stopped. Do not attempt to open the chamber
door until the unit has cooled.
1.3 Limitations of use
• THIS IS AN N TYPE AUTOCLAVE, SUITABLE
ONLY FOR UNWRAPPED, SOLID ITEMS.
• DO NOT process hollow, porous, pouched or
wrapped items.
• DO NOT process liquids.
• Never use trays or cassettes without
perforations.
• DO NOT use near flammable materials, or gases.
• Items MUST be cleaned before sterilisation in
the autoclave. If instruments are not cleaned
first, this may compromise the sterilisation
process.
• Sterilised items are intended for immediate use.
1.4 Electrical safety
• This equipment must be earthed.
• Eschmann recommend the use of a suitable RCD.
• Always switch the autoclave off and disconnect from
the mains electrical supply before renewing fuses,
checking and cleaning the autoclave.
• No attempt must be made to service the autoclave
internally.
1.5 General safety
• Ensure the water reservoir lid is fitted to the top of
the autoclave, prior to running.
• DO NOT fill the water reservoir during operation.
• DO NOT cover the water reservoir lid.
• DO NOT use the autoclave if the door seal, or outer
covers are damaged, loose or missing.
• DO NOT place heavy items or containers with
liquids (e.g. cups etc.) on top of the autoclave.
• DO NOT cover the ventilation grills located on the
back and underside of the autoclave.
• DO NOT press the touch screen too hard, or use
sharp objects to press the screen.
• DO NOT use flammable liquids, abrasive powders,
chemicals, or solutions containing chlorine to clean
the autoclave.
• Potentially contaminated waste materials produced
during cleaning and disinfection should be
handled in accordance with local procedures and
national legislation for the disposal of potentially
contaminated waste.
1.6 Warnings, cautions & notes
Various warnings, cautions and notes are made
throughout this manual. Each of these carries a special
meaning and should be read carefully.
A WARNING is given when the safety of the
patient or user may be involved. Disregarding
this information could result in injury to the
patient or user.
A CAUTION is given when special instructions must be
followed. Disregarding this information could result in
permanent damage to the product.
A NOTE provides specific information that makes
important instructions clear.

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Start Cycle
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
Clock
Door Status
Cycle
Information
START Button
Fig. 2 Typical START Screen
Notification
Bar
CYCLE
SELECTION
Menu
SETTINGS
Menu
RECORDS
Menu
1 Chamber door
2 Door handle
3 Door catch
4 Touch screen display (Fig. 2)
5 Mains on/off switch
6 RS232 port
7 USB host port (for USB memory stick)
8 Serial Label
9 Reservoir water drain
10 Water reservoir lid/ steam vent
11 Mains connection and fuses
12 Door seal
13 Chamber
Fig. 1 Main Components
2
5
1
4
10
8
3
6
11
12 13
7
9

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Product Safety Markings
Attention: See the instructions for use
Consult the
instructions for use
DO NOT use
tap water
Mains input
fuse rating
Potentially
hot surfaces
Product Information Markings
Manufacturer Date of
manufacture
Serial number Catalogue
number
The UKCA marking of
the product certifies
that it complies with
the Medical Devices
Regulations 2002 (SI
618), as amended
by the EU Exit
Regulations 2019 (SI
791) and 2020 (SI
1478)
2 Introduction & installation
2.1 Introduction
The Eschmann SES 2010 is an ‘N’ type, non-vacuum
autoclave with an 11 litre chamber. The autoclave runs
a 134°C cycle with selectable drying.
The autoclave is intended for the sterilisation of solid,
unwrapped instruments and has been designed in
accordance with applicable standards.
2.2 Installation
We recommend that the autoclave is installed and
commissioned by an Eschmann or Eschmann Trained
Engineer. Contact Eschmann for installation, User
Training and Warranty Registration.
Note: This manual does not include configuration
settings to be made only by an Eschmann or
Eschmann Trained Engineer
2.3 Unpacking
Note: Recycle all packaging in accordance with
local recycling practices.
Remove the outer packaging and all packaging pieces.
CAUTION
Always move or lift the autoclave using at least two
people. Observe good manual handling techniques
at all times, with hands placed under the base on
each side of the autoclave.
Check for the following items (some are packed inside
the chamber - remove these):
User Manual Mains power cable
Drain tube Tray carrier and tray lifter
Please note that contents may vary
2.4 Autoclave positioning
• Place the autoclave on a flat, level surface that is
both water and heat resistant.
• Ensure that the mains plug and power switch will
be easily accessible during use.
• There must be a clearance of at least 50mm to
the sides and rear of the unit and free space
above for filling the water reservoir.
• Clearance to the front to open the door: 300mm
• Ensure that the door is able to open fully.
• For autoclave environmental requirements, refer
to Appendix 5.
2.5 Mains connection
Connect the autoclave to a 230V AC mains power
socket using the supplied power cable.
Use only the Eschmann supplied mains power
cable. It is fitted with the correct fuse.
Eschmann recommend the use of a suitable RCD
(Residual Current Device).
2.6 Product/ packaging Markings
or
0086
WEEE
recycling: Do
not dispose of
product at end
of life with other
waste

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Below is the method for entering a four digit PIN code.
The process is similar for all other keypads.
Type your four-digit PIN code:
Each time a number is pressed, the flashing line
(underscore) is replaced with the number typed. The
line then highlights the next number.
• Press OK to accept the PIN code.
• If the PIN code is accepted, the next screen
will be displayed.
• If the PIN code is not accepted the Autoclave
beeps and starts the process of entering a
PIN code again.
• Press Backspace ( ) to re-enter an incorrectly
typed number. A final backspace will display the
previous screen.
If your PIN code did not work:
• You may have entered it incorrectly.
• You may not have entered four digits. Pressing
OK with less than four digits displayed will start
the process of entering a PIN code again.
• The system may require a higher level of PIN
code. For example, certain Menus and Warnings
require a Manager PIN. However, the main
process of running a cycle only ever requires a
User PIN.
Cycle Delay
Keypad
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2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
1
3 Controls
3.1 Touch screen & menu operation
Touch screen
The autoclave must be switched on to use the touch
screen.
The autoclave uses a resistive touch screen. This
requires a light pressure to operate. You can use a
gloved or non-gloved hand.
Use the touch screen to view and navigate all the
menus and pages contained in the menu system.
Menu operation
In the menus:
Use the up/down buttons to highlight your
chosen setting in the blue area of the screen.
For example, pressing the up arrow will
effectively move the blue area upwards.
Press to accept a setting or selection
Press to return without change
Press to edit a selection
3.2 The Keypad
At points throughout the menu, whenever the keypad is
displayed, you must enter the required information. For
example; PIN code (Personal Identification Number),
date, time, delay time, cycle number.
Each type of keypad expects the input to be in a certain
format and will prevent incorrect input.
The formats are:
PIN code 1234 four digits
Date dd/mm/yy day/month/year
Time (24hr clock) hh/mm hours/minutes
Delay time hh/mm hours/minutes
Cycle number 123456 six digits

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3.4 Advisory screens
Advisory screens may be displayed before and during
a cycle.
Complete the actions requested to continue using the
autoclave.
There are three types of Advisory screen:
Fill water reservoir Section 4
Service screens Section 10
Warning screens Section 11
3.6 Water quality
The water reservoir must be filled with water of an
appropriate quality that is low in dissolved solids
and has a low microbial count - do not fill during a
running cycle.
We recommend the use of:
• water treated by the reverse osmosis
process
• distilled water
• deionised water
Refer to local authority requirements if in doubt.
• TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) to be less
than 7mg/l (milligrams per litre), or 7ppm
(parts per million)
• pH to be between 5.0 - 7.5
• conductivity <15 microSiemens/cm at
20°C
3.5 Autoclave manager
Appoint a staff member to be the Autoclave Manager.
The Autoclave Manager, who must be trained in the use
of the autoclave and will control autoclave use.
The Autoclave Manager is responsible for:
• Ensuring all users are regularly trained in the use
and maintenance of the autoclave.
• Maintaining a record of training attendance
including evidence of trainee understanding.
Refer to Section 13: “Security” to set up security PINS
and choose a security level for the autoclave.
Note: REMEMBER YOUR “MANAGER” PIN CODE!
A forgotten Manager PIN code will require a
Service call-out to access the menus.
3.3 The Progress screen
The Progress Screen indicates cycle progress, cycle
phase and cycle information (e.g. ambient temperature
and pressure).
To do this, a green circular progress bar is drawn on
the screen until it is completed for the selected cycle. At
this point the cycle ends.
When drying is deselected for a cycle, the progress bar
does not include the (orange) drying phase.
The phases of the cycle are indicated in the centre of
the progress screen, as follows:
Preconditioning Phase
Sterilisation Phase
Post Sterilisation Cooling Phase
Drying Phase
Two-minute indication
The autoclave marks the two-minute point in the
Sterilisation Phase for manual record keeping.
It displays the following, in order, to count down to the
two minute mark:
The two-minute mark has been reached the moment
2
is displayed.
2
2
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ENABLING
DRYING
Cycle Type
Cycle No
Temp °C
Pressure kPa
Cycle Type
Cycle No
Temp °C
Pressure kPa
progress
bar
drying
phase

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1
Switch the autoclave on
EN
The Welcome
screen is displayed.
Note that the
autoclave may take
about one minute
to initialise.
Mains Switch : See Fig. 1,
page 4.
2
Fill the water reservoir
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CRITICAL
ERROR
Fill
Water
Reservoir
This screen is
displayed if the
water reservoir
needs filling.
1. Remove (Lift) water reservoir lid on the top
of the autoclave.
2. Carefully pour in water to the ‘MAX’ mark.
Refer to Section 3.6: “Water quality.”.
3. Replace reservoir lid by pushing into place.
DO NOT use tap
water!
You can fill the water
reservoir while the
autoclave is switched on.
DO NOT fill the water
reservoir while running
a cycle.
The water reservoir
MUST be emptied daily.
Refer to Section 9.
.
4 Preparing the autoclave
2
Load the instruments to be sterilised
Load Cycle type
Solid, unwrapped
instruments intended for
immediate use.
N
Maximum autoclave load: 4.5kg.
Load trays using the supplied tray lifter.
All instruments MUST
be thoroughly cleaned
before sterilisation,
ideally in an Eschmann
Instrument Washer
Disinfector.
Refer to Appendix 2
for further loading
information.
3
Close the door
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Check there are no
obstructions.
Be careful not to trap
your fingers when
closing the door.
WARNING!
Be careful not to splash water on the top of the autoclave.
If water is poured onto the autoclave, disconnect
from the mains socket and dry thoroughly before use
5 Loading the autoclave
1
Open the door Clean the door seal and
chamber face every
day using Eschmann
recommended wipes.
1. Turn door
handle anti-
clockwise
and release
door catch
See Fig 1, pg 4.
2. Open the door.
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1. Push the door
closed.
2. Turn door
handle fully
clockwise, so
that the white
dot is below the
‘closed padlock’
symbol.

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6 Starting and running a cycle
1Start the cycle
Start Cycle
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
1. Press and hold for 1 second to start
the cycle.
2. The door will now automatically lock and the
cycle will start. The Cycle Progress Screen will
be displayed.
You may be prompted to
enter a PIN code. Refer to
Section 3.2
2Cycle progress Refer to Section 3.3 for
description of the cycle
progress screen
Drying is off by default.
Drying
selection
button
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
Temp °C
Pressure kPa
Indicates
drying
not
selected
WARNING!
During operation:
Do not remove or cover the water reservoir lid (Fig 1, pg 4).
Caution: hot steam is vented.
Cycle
progress
Cycle Chart
Cycle type Load type
134° N Solid instruments (unwrapped) - with selectable drying.
3
Selecting/ de-selecting drying
Drying time: 17 minutes
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
Temp °C
Pressure kPa
17m
The drying portion of the
progress bar is orange
when drying is selected,
and grey when drying is
not selected.
Cycle
abort
Press the
drying
selection
Indicates drying selected
Indicates drying not selected
Padlock on screen
Indicates door lock
status:
door locked
door unlocked
Drying
progress
button during
the cycle to turn
drying on or off.
Drying
time remaining

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1Cycle complete
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Cycle Type
Cycle #
CYCLE
COMPLETE
Use Load
Immediately
You will be prompted
to enter a PIN code.
Refer to Section 3.2.
Press to view the
completed cycle log
2Open the door
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3Unloading
Use the tray lifter - refer to Appendix 2 .
THE UNIT IS NOW READY
TO RUN ANOTHER CYCLE.
Leave the door ajar between cycles.
Take care!
The load, chamber and
door will be VERY HOT.
Sterilised items are
intended for immediate
use.
7 Cycle completion and unloading
If an action is
required, for example,
the Fill Water
Reservoir screen is
displayed, you can
still open the door.
Press to unlock
door when
OK button
displayed.
WITHOUT DRYING
WITH DRYING
1Sterilisation complete
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
Temp °C
Pressure kPa
2Positioning door for drying
Take care!
The load, chamber and
door will be VERY HOT.
3Drying phase
1. Turn door handle anti-clockwise and release
door catch. See Fig 1, page 4.
2. Open the door briefly to allow residual
moisture to escape.
3. Push the door closed again so that it clicks
onto the catch, slightly ajar.
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
Temp °C
Pressure kPa
17m
Drying will run for
17 minutes.
Green tick
indicates cycle
passed.
Green tick
indicates cycle
passed.
Press OK to
unlock door,
Press to end
drying early.
1. Turn door
handle anti-
clockwise
and release
door catch
See Fig 1, pg 4.
2. Open the door.
Door on catch, slightly ajar.
when OK displayed.
You will be prompted
to enter a PIN code.
Refer to Section 3.2.

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1
Stop the cycle
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
Temp °C
Pressure kPa
Press and hold for 2 seconds to stop
the cycle.
2
The cycle has stopped
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USER
STOPPED CYCLE
Load Not
Sterilised
Advisory Code:
2
Press this to
display details of
the cycle.
Refer to Section 11 for
further details.
Take care!
The load, chamber and
door will be VERY HOT.
WARNING!
Press and hold for 2 seconds to stop the cycle.
The load is NOT sterilised.
When a sterilising cycle is aborted the load must be treated
as non-sterile. The load must be sterilised by running the cycle again.
8 How to stop the cycle
Red cross
indicates cycle
failed.
There may be a delay
whilst the chamber
stabilises, allowing the
door to be opened.
5
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Cycle Type
Cycle #
CYCLE
COMPLETE
Use Load
Immediately
This screen is only
displayed if drying was
selected, but the door
was not opened onto the
catch.
Unload autoclave following Section 7, steps 2 and 3
Green tick indicates
cycle passed
If door NOT opened for drying
4Drying Completed
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DRYING
COMPLETE
Use Load
Immediately
Cycle Type
Cycle #
Open the door by releasing the catch. Unload
autoclave following Section 7, step 3.
Press to view the
completed cycle log.
You will be prompted
to enter a PIN code.
Refer to Section 3.2.
Press to
accept cycle.
You will be prompted
to enter a PIN code.
Refer to Section 3.2.
Press to
accept cycle.
Press OK to
unlock door,
when OK displayed.
You will be prompted
to enter a PIN code.
Refer to Section 3.2.

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9.1 Emptying the water reservoir
WARNING!
Water in the reservoir
can be very hot, take care when draining to
avoid contact with the hot water.
The water reservoir drain point is located as shown
below:
Remove the drain plug from the water reservoir
connector by pressing the metal thumb release on the
connector side.
Place the cut end of the drain tube into the sink, or a
container on a surface below the level of the autoclave
(Capacity: 5 litres or more).
Connect the drain tube to the water connector by
pressing the metal thumb release on the connector
side. This action opens the valve. The red drain tube clip
is now holding the water back.
Open the drain tube clip to drain the water.
9.2 Switch off
Switch off the autoclave at the mains switch (Fig 1, pg
4) when not in use. Leave it with the door ajar and the
chamber empty.
9.3 Cleaning
At the end of each day carry out the Cleaning and Care
instructions. Refer to Appendix 3.
We recommend that the water reservoir is
emptied, as a minimum,
at the end of each day.
9 After use
Push to open Press to close
If using a container, remember to empty it. A five litre
container is sufficient to empty reservoir.
Once drained, release the drain tube from the
connector by pressing the thumb release on the side of
the connector. Refit the drain plug.
Check that the drain tube clip is not damaged or
leaking. If so, replace as soon as possible - refer to
Appendix 5: “Technical data”.

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10.1 Replace the door seal
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CRITICAL
ERROR
Replace
Bacterial
Filter
Replace
Door
Seal
The door seal needs replacing when this screen is
displayed.
You can replace the door seal with the autoclave
switched on.
Press OK to temporarily clear the screen.
WARNING!
The water, chamber and load could be very
hot and potentially non-sterile.
1. The door seal should be replaced by a qualified
Eschmann Engineer. Alternatively a user may
replace the door seal through use of the Door Seal
Kit, available from Eschmann. The kit comprises
comprehensive instructions and all required parts
to ensure safe and correct replacement. Part No.
MUW216747.
2. Follow local biohazard procedures for cleaning and
decontamination when disposing of the door seal.
3. Update the Settings Menu counter for the door seal.
Updating the Settings Menu
It is important to update the door seal counter in the
Maintenance Menu. The counter counts the number
of cycles performed using the seal. This allows the
autoclave to warn you when replacement is required.
Press to display the Settings Menu from the
Open Door, Close Door, or Cycle Start screen
and select Maintenance.
Refer to Section 12.2 : ‘Settings Menu’ - (Managers
only).
10 Service screens
10.2 Service required
The autoclave requires servicing by a qualified
Eschmann, or Eschmann trained engineer. Contact
Eschmann as soon as possible.
Press to display the details required for
contacting Eschmann.
Press to acknowledge the warning and clear
the screen. The screen will reappear at the
beginning of each cycle until the autoclave is
serviced.
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CRITICAL
ERROR
Replace
Bacterial
Filter
Service
Required

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CRITICAL
ERROR
CYCLE
STOPPED
Load Not
Sterilised
POWER
FAILURE
Load Not
Sterilised
Advisory Code:
1
Displayed if the autoclave experiences a power
interruption. Note: Door lock will stay in (Or change to)
the locked state, upon power failure.
Press to display the details required for
contacting Eschmann.
1. When it appears. press OK to
acknowledge the warning and clear the
screen.
2. Check mains supply, mains connections,
autoclave fuses and mains cable fuse.
3. Run the cycle again. If the warning
persists, contact Eschmann.
Eschmann use only (PIN protected).
POWER FAILURE
Advisory screens may be displayed at any time to
protect the autoclave.
When an Advisory screen is first displayed some
touch screen buttons are not available whilst the
autoclave is depressurising in preparation for the
door being opened.
This may take up to two minutes, at which point one
of the following Warning screens will be displayed.
Refer to Appendix 4. Trouble shooting, Table 1.
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USER
STOPPED CYCLE
Load Not
Sterilised
Advisory Code:
2
Displayed when the STOP button is pressed to
stop a cycle.
Press to display the details required for
contacting Eschmann.
1. When it appears, press the OK button to
acknowledge the warning and clear the
screen.
Eschmann use only (PIN protected).
USER STOPPED CYCLE
WARNING!
If an advisory screen is displayed, the load must be treated as NON-STERILE.
Sterilise the load by running the cycle again.
Do not attempt to solve the problem using tools or by tampering with the autoclave.
CAUTION
The water, chamber and load could be very hot
and potentially non-sterile.
After clearing any warning, always allow the chamber
to dry before starting another cycle.
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Displayed when the autoclave experiences an Error.
1. When it appears, press the OK button to
acknowledge the warning and unlock the
door.
2. The door locked symbol at the top of the
screen will change to the door unlocked
symbol when the door is ready to be
opened to retrieve instruments.
The autoclave is prevented from being used as
this Error screen cannot be cleared.
Press to display the details required for
contacting Eschmann.
3. Switch the autoclave off and unplug from
the electrical wall socket.
Eschmann use only (PIN protected).
WARNING
Cycle
Stopped
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CRITICAL
ERROR
SYSTEM
STOPPED
Load Not
Sterilised
Advisory Code:
999
Displayed when the autoclave prevents operation
during a cycle.
Press to display the details required for
contacting Eschmann.
1. Note the Advisory Code. When it appears,
press OK to acknowledge the warning and
clear the screen.
2. Refer to Appendix 4 and complete the
Actions against the relevant Advisory
Code.
3. Run the cycle again. If the warning
persists, contact Eschmann.
Eschmann use only (PIN protected).
SYSTEM STOPPED
ERROR
All errors require you to contact Eschmann.
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ERROR
Contact
Eschmann
Advisory Code:
999
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ERROR
Contact
Eschmann
Advisory Code:
999
WARNING
Cycle
Stopped
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CRITICAL
ERROR
SYSTEM
STOPPED
Advisory Code:
999
Displayed when the autoclave prevents operation when
a cycle is not in progress.
Press to display the details required for
contacting Eschmann.
1. Note the Advisory Code. When it appears,
press OK to acknowledge the warning and
clear the screen.
2. Refer to Appendix 4 and complete the
Actions against the relevant Advisory
Code.
3. Run the cycle again. If the warning
persists, contact Eschmann.
Eschmann use only (PIN protected).
SYSTEM STOPPED
The screen changes to:

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12.1 Cycle selection menu
Selecting a cycle
1
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Start Cycle
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
The cycle has not yet started
From the Open Door, Close Door, or Cycle Start
screens:
Press to view the Cycle Selection
menu.
The 134° N cycle is the
factory default for each
new cycle.
The current cycle type
is shown on the Start
screen.
2
Cycle Select
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Cycle Selection
Non-vacuum
134° N
Select the cycle
Use the up/down buttons to highlight
your chosen cycle in the blue area of the
screen.
Press to accept and return to your
starting screen in step 1 above.
Press to return
without change.
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Setting a delayed start
1
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Start Cycle
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
The cycle has not yet started
The Autoclave is loaded
From the Open Door, Close Door, or Cycle Start
screens:
Press to view the Cycle Selection
menu.
Delayed Start allows you to delay the start of a
cycle by up to 23 hours and 59 minutes.
2
Cycle Select
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Cycle Selection
Non-vacuum
134° N
Select the cycle to delay
Use the up/down buttons to highlight
your chosen cycle in the blue area of the
screen.
Do not press.
Press to view the Delay Start screen.
Press to return
without change.
3
Cycle Delay
Previous
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0 2 0 0
Start delay (H/M) Cycle
134°
N
Non-vacuum
134°
Delay by (h/m) : 2:00
Delay Start
Set a delayed start time
Press to accept the delay time shown
and go to 5below
or
Press to enter a new delay time.
Press to return
without change.
4
Cycle Delay
Keypad
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2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
1
00:00
Insert the Delay Time
Enter the delay time in hours and minutes using
the 24 hour clock.
Press OK to accept.
The maximum delay
time is 23 hours and 59
minutes.
Press to return
without change.
5
Start Cycle
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
Start the Delayed Cycle
Press to start the delay cycle
The door will lock and the delayed cycle
will start.
The delay time begins
when the Start button is
pressed.
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
Temp °C
Pressure kPa
02:30
Delayed Cycle Running
When the count down is complete (0:00), the
Run Screen will be displayed for the duration of
the cycle.
Press to stop the cycle.
A count down is shown on
the screen.
If drying is selected,
the door will need to be
opened onto the catch
upon completion of the
sterilisation phase. Refer
to Section 7.
Toggle to select drying
ON/OFF

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Date / time
1
Date / Time
Date entry
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Date / Time
13:00
01/10/2019
Daylight Saving
Set the autoclave’s date and time
Use the up/down buttons to highlight
your chosen setting in the blue area of
the screen.
Press to edit the highlighted setting:
Date or Time.
Press to return
without change.
You must set the correct
date and time as this
is logged by the cycle
records.
2
Cycle Delay
Keypad
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4 5 6
7 8 9
0
1
__:__
Insert the date or time
Enter date or time in the relevant keypad.
Press OK when complete.
The date format is Day/Month/Year.
The time setting uses the 24 hour clock.
Press to return
without change.
3
Date / Time
Date entry
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Date / Time
13:00
01/10/2019
Daylight Saving
Set the autoclave’s date and time
Press OK to accept.
Press to return
without change.
12.2 Settings Menu (Managers only)
Viewing the Settings Menu
1
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Start Cycle
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Cycle Type
Cycle No
The cycle has not yet started
From the Open Door, Close Door, or Cycle Start
screens:
Press to view the Settings menu.
The Settings menu
contains:
Date / Time
Sounds
PIN Management
Security Level
Service
Maintenance
About SES 2010
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Settings
Date / Time
PIN Management
About SES 2010
Select the required setting
Use the up/down buttons to highlight
your chosen setting in the blue area of
the screen.
Press to view the setting screen.
Press to return
without change.

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Sounds
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Sounds
Alarms
Alarms/Cycle
Alarms/Cycle/Keypress
Select the sounds
Use the up/down buttons to highlight
your chosen setting in the blue area of
the screen.
Press OK to accept.
Alarms Warning screens are
announced by 5 short beeps
Cycle Cycle start: short beep
Cycle end: long beep
Keypress Short beep with each key press
Press to return
without change.
There are three sound
types to choose from:
Alarms
Alarms/Cycle
Alarms/Cycle/Keypress
Note that alarms are
always sounded.
The selection highlighted
in blue is the current
selection.
PIN management
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PIN Management
****
****
0000
3
2
1
Manager
Setting a PIN Code
Refer to Section 13.3: ‘Setting a PIN code’.
Press to return
without change.
Security level
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Security Level
Low Security
Medium Security
High Security
Selecting the Security Level
Refer to Section 13.4: ‘Selecting the security
level’.
Press to return
without change.
Service
Cycle Delay
Keypad
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2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
1
Service
The Service menu is protected by a Service PIN
Code that is for Eschmann use only.
Press to return
without change.

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Maintenance
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Maintenance
Bacterial Filter
High Security
Door Seal
Resetting the Door Seal Counter
The autoclave counts the number of cycles
performed by the Door Seal. From this, it
determines when the item will require renewing.
The autoclave uses a simple traffic light system
to indicate the usage of the parts:
Possible effects to cycle quality -
replacement overdue.
Immediate replacement required.
Cycle count not high enough to require
replacement, although if the part is
damaged, replace immediately.
The Replace the Door Seal Service screen
begins to display when an amber warning is in
force.
Use the up/down buttons to highlight
your chosen setting in the blue area of
the screen.
Press to reset the highlighted setting
Press OK to accept.
Press to return
without change.
Replace the filter and/or
seal before resetting the
counter(s).
When you reset an
item on this screen,
the item is marked
with an arrow to
indicate that you have
selected to reset this
item.
Item(s) are reset when
you press OK.
About SES 2010
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About SES 2010
Serial Number
Software Version
Advisory Code
Telephone Service
Contact Eschmann
Autoclave Type
Fresh Water Quality
About SES 2010
Contains useful information about your
autoclave for when contacting Eschmann.
Press to return to your starting screen.
Press to view the Records menu.
Configure cycles
Configure Cycles
This page is used to select cycles for display
on the Cycle Selection screen. Currently the
SES2010 has a 134°C N type cycle only .
Toggle checkbox.
Press OK to accept .
Configure Cycles
SES 2010 09:00
Display on Cycle Selection
134˚N
Set as default
121˚N
121˚N
n/a n/a
SES 3000B 09:00
Perform a Safety Valve Test?