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'REC - . . i.-E-iV E.-D-e. 17CLAVE.. STER L1 DEC : - =. We f`' _-_ 444TMOALS I CARE AND MAINTENAAICE Pe kT10N '`''.•=y' Safety Valve—The chain attached.to reservoir lid'is Also i ftoched to the safety- .. iNSFRUM£NTS—Clean tltorovkiy;iwropt:muslin and place ori trays relief valve.Every 2-3 months;_pull:the chat to operate the.valve manually S WNGES AND NEEDLES—Take`syrcng tlpart wash thoroughly.:Wrap each while chamber is vnder pressure.This is nec scary to incur®that minercl lie part separately in musux%.Cover�ntiie t"", tFi double thickness thus lin cover. pa'��or other abstructions are not holding vpive closed. When cleaning the sterilizer,be sure to include reservoir,tubing and chamber: . „ All parts will be cleaned by running a twenty minute cycle using Pelton FABRICS AND DRESSINGS Toid_trj4-,6ity6nIQnt packets.Always.fold loosely. Crones Original formula Omni=Cleaner.Do not use this cleaner with descaler ,.,... while instruments an:being sterilized. . Avoid making many loyJ01 <i., e'lec:=roll.Player use rnnvns as a overtng. Pelton's Original Formula-Omni-Cleaner is a mildly acidic concentrate used.-to Wrap in muslin on-tray )d:;' e finntl%er. clean and•descale autoclaves.Regular weekly! eanin will prom increased `:' 6 - :� '•a: y: sterilizer life.and trouble=free op'anon: y� g p "'R sterilizer taE. ::Notice-Mlreerals;:. aai ':chloride - i rq IVa. .....:! :...'..`. - c_-. rhos. to-ail :slamTess=steel. -. -asps N $ y a!`sor9 mon d' S.- n-W. 1t;sstrongly'i'bwmmerided that!he outodeveibe cleaned a4 least weekly with Yee "In enamelware or glass tars;however,cover must'fit very loosely, Pelton.'s Original Formula Omni-Cleaner:.Tap rpvater should not be used where nertumed on its side: ;-ii�e mtngrol content of trhe water supply is higF'.The most desirable procedure a4` O:.RS—F3Q,flask no more then-two-thirds full.Close end-of.flb :wi}h toiallow is to use drstYtted or dem'inerolizeii water. Even with distilied water,•. the aufocfove slmylcl be cleaned veieekI Min orals can be pldked up.from-the. cotton or-papercaps. load,W6®n sferliung salineluiiorts,it is t perattve,that the autoclave be. loaned"cfffeeiach usQ Unless leaning inst�tuctions are followed, long life • - should not�-e`xp'e+cted:.•_=,,;�. LOADING THE CHAMBER i Draining,Reservoir—R®se. folr--maybe droine8 by slideng Omni Clove}o:edge of the counter so that Q cbnin®r:moy be pled under the reservoir drain. 1.Never overload or crowd chamber. Unsaew cap in front of Omriticva and.ollovd reservoir to drain.Replace.and tighten drain cap when droiniiiy is coriipiete. l 2 Do not tet motorial come in contact with door. Cleaning Chamber •• 1. Mix three ounces of Original ForrntAd-*.0#mi-leaner per quart of w'asier. 3.Seperate thick packs with loosely woven packs.. 2. Drain reservoir and fill with Cleaning S61 'ion;For extremely di ty•stere!- Izers,solution may be increased to fourounces par quart lana Inay.re ' quire two cleaning cycles:_.: ``t a? . CO LADED �ERl�i�S;.OF EXP.®SURE.. a d + 3. Run one twenty minute cytcte in normal manner.Instruments siild mhf be sterilized while deming sterilizer.. r Material M be Stenlrzed P51 . 5 26--' 25 DRY HEAT 4.. Drain cleans solution from autoclove dnd mese.-voir. Rinse thoroughly. VS. Fb 25 -27 131 320-355 ' Ril sterilize;a again and run one rinse de for fifteen minutes. Tuns in Minutes C� 121 127 131 160-180 .. g �Y Fabricsr—Loosely woven— � .5. . Drain rinse solution,remove tray rest ar�d wipe out.inside otbo;ler¢Yid Z1 o tray rest.When cleaning bottom of charnUeer,do rK t berid-long'tiabe(ther- Wrapped in muslin 30' 2b --, �..a mostat bulb). H Fabrics—Tightly woven 40 '10`' -- E c. 6. Add distilled or demineralized water and sterilizer Is ready for use. Z instruments--in Tr®y fi Muslin Cover ;r•. . 10 7 m AIRV- =The air valve:(s•factory-s®t;-fiovJsvdebris fiecomes longed .. liisfruments-lndi•fiduotiy f ,.'.p in valve it may be necessary to remove large�Cnurted.nvf at left..of opening in O .2 rear of Omnicave and clean ti of wrapped in musiin. 15 I 0 2 ? ® p air vel e�lows pnd seat.- Syringes & Needles 15 i0 7 a o`. CLEANING OUTSIDE—All outside. rts are either chrome plated or stainless Drums—Loosely woven contents': 30 20 _ ;tee. steel.The chrome may be k:leanedwith detergenteithePand. water o rton- i.. Drums— en contents 40 30' — O .Q abrasive solvent such as glass wax or be it should be polished only with Utensils r Loosely woven contents 30 20• 10 w } ®eft colli or chamois.DO NOT use metal or lacquer polish on the.chrome parts R,rhber Gloves—in muslin packs' I$ — � m f $ v Ordinary deposits of dirt are qulddy removed from the stainless steel with a Rubber Covers—in rhuslin pocks 15 — — ` 4 Q detergent and water.In case of diffia-it de • posits,the stainless may be easily (:rushes 8 Miscellaneous Articles- a Q cleaned with Bon-Ami.In all.coses,rub in direction of pattern"orgrain-of the Wrapped 1 g — c metal.Ordinary steel wool or.steei brushes should never be used on stainless p c steel.if for any reason the surface becomes contaminated with discoloration, Solutions-1000 cc Flocks ;30 25 :p° it cnn be Cleaned with a 5%solution of warm oi.alic acid. PE R F a P%I A N Ce r P.O.®OX 3664 Ci-iARLOTTE,NORTH CAROLINA 2e2O3 Rev.7/71• % (SEE-OTHER-1110) (SEE- 'HER 1110) _ L-207. 4aA