Steris Amsco 600 Medium Steam Sterilizer Operating instructions

11971394

Revision C

Automatic

Load/Unload System

(ALUS)

for AMSCO®600 Medium Steam Sterilizers Using

STERIS Proprietary Control

Operator Manual

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A Word from STERIS

1.1 Associated Publications

Table 1-1. Associated Publications

Document Part Number

AMSCO 600 MAINTENANCE MANUAL 10330608

AMSCO 600 OPERATOR MANUAL 11009063

1.2 Indications for Use (ALUS)

The Automated Load and Unload System (ALUS) provides semi-automated loading and unloading from an AMSCO 600

steam sterilizer when a cycle is complete. Alternatively, the ALUS may also be used to provide automatic unloading only

in combination with manual loading. The ALUS can start a cycle automatically when equipped with the optional bar

code reader.

1.3 General

Do not use this equipment other than as specified and described in the user documentation.

To help ensure operators are adequately trained in the safe use of the equipment, STERIS recommends that all

personnel who operate or maintain the equipment be trained in its proper and safe operation.

A summary of the safety precautions to be observed when operating and servicing this equipment can be found in

Section , Safety Precautions. Do not operate or service the equipment until you have become familiar with this

information.

Any alteration of the equipment not authorized or performed by STERIS Engineering Service which could affect its

operation will void the warranty, could adversely affect sterilization efficacy and could violate national and local

regulations.

NOTE:

STERIS training is available for personnel associated with the operation and maintenance of the equipment. STERIS

maintains attendance records and evidence of understanding for all trainees.

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• The Loader is to move a cart of instruments or materials into a sterilizer chamber.

• The Unloader is to remove a cart of instruments or materials from the sterilizer upon completion of the

sterilization process.

STERIS will not be held responsible for injury or damage if the equipment is used for any other purpose. For sterilizer

operation, refer to the AMSCO 600 EU Operator Manual.

Table 1-2. Automatic Load or Unload Table

Automatic Loader* Size Max Load lbs. (kg)

10095911 ALUS LOAD/UNLOAD TABLE, EMEA

(6 STU, 39 inches, 990 mm)

330 (150)

10095903 ALUS LOAD/UNLOAD TABLE, EMEA

(8 STU, 51 inches, 1290 mm)

440 (200)

10096160 ALUS LOAD/UNLOAD TABLE, EMEA

(10 STU, 63 inches, 1590 mm)

440 (200)

10096161 ALUS LOAD/UNLOAD TABLE, EMEA

(12 STU, 75 inches, 1890 mm)

506 (230)

*STERIS FESTO Control Units Only

1.4 Service Information

A thorough preventive maintenance program is essential to safe and proper sterilizer operation. Comprehensive

instructions for routine preventive maintenance are in the operator manual.

You are encouraged to contact STERIS concerning our annual maintenance agreement. Under the terms of this

agreement, preventive maintenance, adjustments and replacement of worn parts are done on a scheduled basis to

assure equipment performance at peak capability and to help avoid untimely or costly interruptions. STERIS maintains a

global staff of well equipped, factory-trained technicians to provide this service, as well as expert repair services. Please

contact your STERIS representative for details.

1.5 Addresses

In Europe contact:

STERIS Ireland Limited

IDA Business and Technology Park

Tullamore

County Offlay

R35 X865 ■Ireland

In North America contact:

STERIS Corporation

5960 Heisley Road

Mentor, Ohio 44060

440-354-2600 • 800-444-9009

www.steris.com

Manufactured by:

Remeda AB

Transportvägen, 8

30230 Halmstad

Sweden

Phone: +46 35 158470

Fax: +46 35 158460

The base language of this document is ENGLISH. Any translations must be made from the base language document.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section Number Description Page

1 A Word from STERIS...................................................................................................................................... 2

1.1 Associated Publications ............................................................................................................. 2

1.2 Indications for Use (ALUS).......................................................................................................... 2

1.3 General ........................................................................................................................................ 2

1.4 Service Information .................................................................................................................... 3

1.5 Addresses.................................................................................................................................... 3

2 Safety Precautions ........................................................................................................................................ 6

3 Symbols and Icons......................................................................................................................................... 8

4 Installation ................................................................................................................................................... 10

4.1 General and Prior to Installing ................................................................................................. 10

4.2 Main Power Switch (Electrical Disconnect)............................................................................. 14

4.3 Safety Hinge and LED Cables, Connecting.............................................................................. 14

4.4 Attaching Shield Assembly ...................................................................................................... 14

4.5 Docking Station Installation ..................................................................................................... 15

4.6 Making Terminal Connections ................................................................................................. 16

4.7 Loader/Unloader, Connecting Cable to .................................................................................. 17

4.8 ALUS Cables, Routing ............................................................................................................... 18

4.9 Bar Code Reader, Installing...................................................................................................... 22

4.10 Latch Removal .......................................................................................................................... 24

4.11 Loader/Unloader, Docking or Removing ................................................................................. 25

4.12 Adjust ALUS Table Heights ...................................................................................................... 26

4.13 Plank Adjustment ..................................................................................................................... 27

4.14 Trolley Height, Setting and Confirming ................................................................................... 32

4.15 ALUS Test Run .......................................................................................................................... 33

5 Enabling or Disabling ALUS ........................................................................................................................ 35

6 Operating Instructions ................................................................................................................................ 41

6.1 Changing Operation Configuration .......................................................................................... 41

6.2 ALUS Control System ............................................................................................................... 41

6.3 ALUS Operation......................................................................................................................... 44

6.4 Starting a Sterile Cycle – Using ALUS Unloader Only ............................................................ 45

6.5 Sterilizer Status ........................................................................................................................ 45

6.6 Test Cycles ................................................................................................................................ 46

6.7 Pass Through Cycle (Double-Door Units)................................................................................ 46

6.8 Door Interlock ........................................................................................................................... 52

7 Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................................... 53

7.1 Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................ 53

7.2 Barcode Scanner Error ............................................................................................................. 54

7.3 Too Long to Load Sterilizer ...................................................................................................... 54

7.4 Too Long To Unload Sterilizer.................................................................................................. 55

7.5 Service I/O Testing ................................................................................................................... 55

8 Maintenance................................................................................................................................................. 59

8.1 General ...................................................................................................................................... 59

8.2 Drive Belts — Adjusting or Replacing..................................................................................... 61

8.3 Cable Drum Replacement ........................................................................................................ 62

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8.4 Adjusting Stop Sensors ............................................................................................................ 65

9 Illustrated Parts Breakdown ...................................................................................................................... 67

9.1 Loader/Unloader....................................................................................................................... 67

9.2 Shield Cover .............................................................................................................................. 69

9.3 Automatic Feeder ..................................................................................................................... 71

9.4 Locking Device .......................................................................................................................... 74

9.5 Button Assembly ...................................................................................................................... 76

9.6 Cable Drum Assembly .............................................................................................................. 78

9.7 Motor Assembly........................................................................................................................ 80

9.8 Electric Assembly...................................................................................................................... 82

10 Schematics and Diagrams .......................................................................................................................... 84

10.1 Reference Drawings ................................................................................................................. 84

10.2 Power Circuit............................................................................................................................. 85

10.3 Input 00–05 .............................................................................................................................. 86

10.4 Input 06–12 .............................................................................................................................. 87

10.5 Output 04–06 and Load Sensors ............................................................................................ 88

10.6 Output 00–03 ........................................................................................................................... 89

10.7 Safety Circuits ........................................................................................................................... 90

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Safety Precautions

The following Safety Precautions must be observed when operating or servicing this Automated Load and Unload

System. WARNING indicates the potential for personal injury and CAUTION indicates the potential for damage to

equipment. For emphasis, certain Safety Precautions are repeated throughout the manual. It is important to review all

Safety Precautions before operating or servicing the unit.

Strictly following these Safety Precautions enhances the Customer’s ability to safely and effectively utilize the unit and

helps avoid improper maintenance methods which may damage the unit or render it unsafe. It is important to

understand that these Safety Precautions are not exhaustive; Customers are encouraged to develop their own safety

policies and procedures to enhance and complement these Safety Precautions.

IMPORTANT: Be sure to check the country and local electric and plumbing codes for any special

requirements that may pertain to the installation of this equipment.

WARNING

STERILITY ASSURANCE HAZARD

In the event of an incomplete cycle, the sterilizer will automatically advance to the exhaust phase of the

cycle and then complete the cycle. The load must then be reprocessed to verify proper sterilization.

WARNING

PERSONAL INJURY HAZARD AND/OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD

Repairs and adjustments to this equipment should be made only by fully qualified service personnel.

Maintenance performed by inexperienced, unqualified personnel or installation of unauthorized parts

could cause personal injury, invalidate the warranty or result in costly equipment damage. Contact

automated load/unload system manufacturer regarding service options.

Regularly scheduled preventive maintenance is required for safe and reliable operation of this equipment.

Contact automated load/unload system manufacturer to schedule preventive maintenance.

Maintenance personnel must be certified according to local regulations. Maintenance performed by

unauthorized individuals may endanger personnel and property.

WARNING

BURN HAZARD

Steam may be released from the chamber when door is opened. Step back from the sterilizer each time

the door is opened to minimize contact with steam vapor.

Sterilizer, rack/shelves and loading cart will be hot after cycle is run. Always wear protective gloves and

apron when removing a processed load. Protective gloves and apron must be worn when reloading

sterilizer following the previous operation.

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Allow sterilizer and accessories to cool to room temperature before performing any cleaning or

maintenance procedures.

CAUTION

POSSIBLE EQUIPMENT DAMAGE

Never use a wire brush, abrasives or steel wool on door and chamber assembly. Do not use cleaners

containing chloride on stainless-steel surfaces. Chloride-based cleaners will deteriorate stainless steel,

eventually leading to failure of the vessel.

Use caution when attaching bar code reader mounting bracket to table shield. Over-tightening of

mounting bolts can crack and damage shield.

Use caution when routing cables, such that pinch points are avoided; failure to do so can result in cable

damage.

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Symbols and Icons

The following symbols may appear on the equipment labels and are provided here for reference.

Table 3-1. Symbols

Symbol Definition Symbol Definition



WARNING

PRECAUCION

AVERTISSEMENT

SLIPPERY

RESBALOSO

GLISSANTE

HOT SURFACE

SUPERFICIE CALIENTE

SURFACE CHAUDE

Transfer of heat, hot surface SN Serial number of unit

(located on sterilizer data

plate)

Protective earth(i.e., ground) VVoltage rating of unit

Electrostatic sensitive device ~Alternating current

Locked cycle or machine set

up option AAmperage rating of unit

Unlocked cycle or machine

set up option Hz Frequency rating of unit

Attention, consult manual

for further instructions ØPhase of the unit

Crushing Hazard, Hand

XXXX

DRW.

NO. SHEET

OF

Ref:

PDF. - B SIZE

R

INKS

ALL CORNER RADII TO BE 1/16”.

125

REVISIONS REVISIONS

NO. DATE E.C.N NUMBER NO. DATE E.C.N. NUMBER

TOLERANCE STANDARD

UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

FRACTIONAL ±1/64 DECIMAL ± .005

ANGULARITY ±1° MACH. SURF.

REVISION

DATE

REV

NO

DESCRIPTION, MATERIALPART NAME

ITEM

NO.

PART NUMBERQUANTITY

SHEET

OF

DWG.

NO.

DATEDATEDATEDATEDATE

C.D.MFG.ENGCKDDWN

FIRST MADE FOR:

This document contains confidential and

proprietary information of STERIS Corporation.

Neither this document nor the information

herein are to be reproduced, distributed, used

or disclosed, either in part or in whole, except

as specifically authorized by STERIS Corporation.

STERIS Corporation

Mentor, OH TITLE:

055605141 HAZARD LABEL SEE BELOW 0 05-22-131

055605141 1 1

093918060

055605141

FOOT AND HAND CRUSH

HAZARD LABEL

11

0 05-22-13 130095 AOG MA JUP

04-13-13 04-13-13 04-16-13

BLACK

SILVER

NOTES:

1. ARTWORK TO BE SUPPLIED BY STERIS CONCURRENT ENGINEERING.

2. MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS AND MANUFACTURER TO BE IN

ACCORDANCE WITH STERIS DEWG. 150822-474.

3. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE ±1/32 TOLERANCE.

3-1/2”

2-3/4” R 1/16”

SCALE 1 : 1

SAFETY ORANGE PMS152 C

SAFETY YELLOW PMS109 C



WARNING

FOOT CRUSH HAZARD

RIESGO

APLASTAMIENTO DE PIE

RISQUE D'ÉCRASEMENT

DU PIED

HAND CRUSH HAZARD

RIESGO APLASTAMIENTO

DE MANO

RISQUE D'ÉCRASEMENT

DE LA MAIN

ADVERTENCIA

AVERTISSEMENT

Crushing Hazard, Foot or

Toe

XXXX

DRW.

NO. SHEET

OF

Ref:

PDF. - B SIZE

R

INKS

ALL CORNER RADII TO BE 1/16”

125

REVISIONS REVISIONS

NO. DATE E.C.N NUMBER NO. DATE E.C.N. NUMBER

TOLERANCE STANDARD

UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

FRACTIONAL ±1/64 DECIMAL ± .005

ANGULARITY ±1° MACH. SURF.

REVISION

DATE

REV

NO

DESCRIPTION, MATERIALPART NAME

ITEM

NO.

PART NUMBERQUANTITY

SHEET

OF

DWG.

NO.

DATEDATEDATEDATEDATE

C.D.MFG.ENGCKDDWN

FIRST MADE FOR:

This document contains confidential and

proprietary information of STERIS Corporation.

Neither this document nor the information

herein are to be reproduced, distributed, used

or disclosed, either in part or in whole, except

as specifically authorized by STERIS Corporation.

STERIS Corporation

Mentor, OH TITLE:

055605150 HAZARD LABEL SEE BELOW 0 05-22-131

055605150 1 1

150784-001

055605150

ELECTRICAL SHOCK

HAZARD LABEL

11

0 05-22-13 130095 AOG MA JUP

04-13-13 05-22-13 04-16-13

SCALE 1 : 1

1.5”

3.75” R 1/16”

BLACK

SILVER

SAFETY ORANGE PMS152 C

SAFETY YELLOW PMS109 C



ELECTRICAL SHOCK

HAZARD

PELIGRO CHOQUE

ELECTRICO

CHOC ÉLECTRIQUE

DANGER

NOTES:

1. ARTWORK TO BE SUPPLIED BY STERIS CONCURRENT ENGINEERING.

2. MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS AND MANUFACTURER TO BE IN

ACCORDANCE WITH STERIS DEWG. 150822-474.

3. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE ±1/32 TOLERANCE.

Electric Shock Hazard, High

Voltage



EMERGENCY STOP

PARO DE EMERGENCIA

ARRÊT D'URGENCE

!

Emergency Stop Button



WARNING

PRECAUCION

AVERTISSEMENT

SLIPPERY

RESBALOSO

GLISSANTE

HOT SURFACE

SUPERFICIE CALIENTE

SURFACE CHAUDE

Slipping Hazard Catalogue number /

Customer item number

Manufacturer Purchase order number

County of

manufacturer/manufactur-

ing date, can be placed next

to date

Quantity

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Table 3-1 Symbols (Continued)

Symbol Definition Symbol Definition

Maximum load Reference number

Weight of equipment in KG Serial number

CE-mark Unique Device Identifier

Operating instructions

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Installation

4.1 General and Prior to Installing

IMPORTANT: Before installing the ALUS system review the documentation and become familiar with the instructions. This

section provides a simplified overview of the installation. Other sections provide detailed information.

This section illustrates an “ALUS / Double-Door Sterilizer setup,” in the scenario of Loader/Sterilizer/Unloader and

includes content pertaining to:

• Requirements Persons involved with ALUS installation

• Storage parameters for ALUS equipment

• Recycling of ALUS components

• Description of ALUS setup

• Unloading and Transportation

• ALUS table lift points

• Vertical and Horizontal Alignment

IMPORTANT: Depending on the sterilizer, the ALUS loader/unloader is to be fastened to the sterilizer frame (behind a kick plate)

or to a docking station. Regardless of the connecting method, the following conditions must be met prior to installing ALUS:

• sterilizer must be properly installed and operational

• sterilizer control must have the correct software installed for ALUS support

• sterilizer load and unload ends have sufficient clearance for ALUS loader and unloader

(Note that for single door units, the sterilizer only uses one ALUS table)

• the floor area must be clean and clear of debris

Personnel — All personnel involved with ALUS installation must be properly certified in accordance with local

codes and regulations.

WARNING

PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD:

Only certified personnel are to install, operate or service ALUS equipment. Operation, installation or

maintenance performed by unauthorized personnel may endanger personnel and damage equipment and

property.

Storage — Storage areas for ALUS equipment must not exceed the following environmental parameters:

• Temperature: 5°C - 40°C (41°F - 104°F).

• Humidity: 20% – 85%

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CAUTION

EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD:

Avoid storing ALUS equipment in areas having open drums of cleaning solutions, solvents or other

chemicals. Such chemical exposure can damage equipment or equipment electronics.

Recycling

•Environmental Product Declaration — The manufacturer, Remeda AB, is ISO 14001-certified.

•ALUS Manufacturing Information — ALUS components are manufactured from tough, durable materials, principally

stainless steel, but also electronic and plastic components. The system can be dismantled for recycling. The

packaging consists of a wooden pallet and corrugated fiberboard, all of which can be recycled. ALUS is CE marked

in accordance with the EU Machinery Directive.

•Information for Customers —The product should be maintained regularly according to associated guidelines. This

practice extends the life of the product and reduces its environmental impact. Use environmentally certified

products for cleaning. At end of product life, ensure it is properly recycled.

•Unloading and transportation — ALUS equipment is delivered on a wood pallet and covered with plastic wrapping.

Do not remove the equipment from the pallet or remove the protective wrapping from ALUS components until

after the equipment [on pallet] has been transported to the sterilizer and it is time for installation.

Check the equipment against the attached packing lists. Should damage be noticed, immediately notify your

supervisor and report the issue to STERIS.

Lifting an ALUS Loader or Unloader — When necessary to lift an ALUS loader or unloader, lift beneath

the support beam at the two points illustrated.

Figure 4-1. Lift Points

Vertical and Horizontal Alignment

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Figure 4-2. Loader/Sterilizer/Unloader (Typical Installation)

The Loader is located at the Operating End (OE) of the sterilizer and the Unloader is at the Non-Operating End (NOE).

This is the most common installation.

Important Points

• On first operation make sure that there is no object obstructing the movement.

• When you run the rack feeder in, make sure that it does not hit the inside of the door of the sterilizer. The length

of the movement can be adjusted by changing the position of the stop-sensor. The stop sensor can be adjusted in

different position.

• After adjusting height of the loader and the movement of the feeder an automatic process of the loader/unloader

should be run without a load. Only after an initial successful load-less run, should a run with a load be made.

For trouble free operation of the loader/unloader, correct installation is of utmost importance.

IMPORTANT: The loaders/unloaders must be fixed in a straight line with the rail inside the sterilizer chamber.

IMPORTANT: It extremely important that the loader, unloader and sterilizer are installed in horizontal alignment.

Figure 4-3. ALUS Tables and Chamber Rail (Top View)

Legend:

(A) = Loader

(B) = Chamber Rail (in sterilizer chamber)

(C) = Unloader

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Figure 4-4. Loader/Sterilizer/Unloader, Horizontal Alignment

After ALUS cables have been properly routed and electrical installation has been completed, adjust horizontal

alignment.

1. Adjust the loader and unloader up or down, so ALUS rolling surface is 1/8" (3mm) higher than the chamber rail

surface.

2. Turn ALUS power ON.

3. Manually run the rack feeders by placing the key switch (B) in manual, and then run the rack feeder using the

appropriate push button (C).

Figure 4-5. Control Buttons

Legend:

(A) - Lamp button Lit when loader/unloader is docked, the shield cover is closed and the sterilizers door is open.

(B) - Manual/auto mode Turn the key to change from automatic to manual mode. In manual mode, the four arrows

light up.

(C) - Arrow buttons For running the automatic feeder in manual mode, in/out, up/down.

(D) - Confirm loading button Push confirm loading button when loading of the loader is complete.

(E)- Emergency stop button To stop ALUS system quickly in case of emergency.

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4.2 Main Power Switch (Electrical Disconnect)

ALUS is a low voltage system powered directly from the sterilizer power supply.

Only a qualified STERIS Service/Installation Technician is authorized to connect the power terminals from the

provided ALUS power and data cable assembly to the sterilizer power supply terminals.

Connection must be made as shown in the associated sterilizer electrical schematic.

4.3 Safety Hinge and LED Cables, Connecting

Safety hinge and LED indicator light cables must be routed through the safety shield housing when positioning the

safety shield over the anchor points.

To ensure proper connection, refer to the wiring diagram in the “Schematics and Diagrams” section.

4.4 Attaching Shield Assembly

Shield covers are delivered separate from the Loader and Unloader and are secured with screws (two per side).

Tools Required:

• TX25 bit — ratchet with 5" extension.

Prior to attaching the assembly, side plates (secured by two lower screws) must be removed. Retain the screws for

later reattaching the side plates.

Assembly, including connecting four wires to the terminal block, is simple and can be completed by referencing the four

illustrations in this section.

Figure 4-6. Removing Side Plate Screws and Side Plates

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Figure 4-7. Shield Assembly Attachment

Figure 4-8. Wire Route

After installing the shield assembly, reattach the two side plates and secure them to the table using the associated

screws (two per plate).

4.5 Docking Station Installation

1. Remove Sterilizer front paneling to reach service space under chamber.

2. Rotate the docking station underneath the existing cabinet brackets and position it in front of lower sterilizer

frame.

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3. Install using hardware removed from shipping bracket. Each docking station will use 2 bolts (P150822240), 4

washers (P081673003), and 2 nuts (P129360014) per docking station. The docking plate is designed to fit below

the front panel, and a portion may rest directly on the floor.

Figure 4-9. Position of the Docking Station on Sterilizer Frame (Cabinet Packages May Vary)

NOTE: If Sterilizer seismic anchor is used, the docking station must be mounted using the hardware provided in the

sterilizer seismic kit as shown in Figure 4-10.

Figure 4-10. Docking Station Mounted Using Seismic Kit Hardware

4.6 Making Terminal Connections

Fit and secure cables to intended terminals. To ensure proper connections, always refer to electric wiring scheme, in

Reference Section.

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Figure 4-11. Wire Connection Reference

Figure 4-12. Terminal Connections, Wiring Route

4.7 Loader/Unloader, Connecting Cable to

The cables for the ALUS Loader and Unloader connect to a connector located at the shield end on the underside of the

equipment (one connector per table). The connector is located between the two height adjustment posts.

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Figure 4-13. Location of Cable Connector

4.8 ALUS Cables, Routing

Needed:

• Cable-Tie Mounting Clips - Qty. 6*

• Cable-Ties - Qty. 6*

*12 clips and ties required if routing for both Operating and Non-Operating Ends (OE and NOE).

Route and connect ALUS cables in accordance with the information in this section. Refer to the three associated

figures for the cable route and for the mounting-clip/tie-wrap locations.

NOTES:

• Attach cable-tie mounting clips at locations numbered 1 through 6 in cable routing figure.

• Refer to DETAIL figures for close up representations of clips #1 and #2, and clips #5 and #6.

• The sterilizer OE (Operating End) ALUS cable routing path (in the main cable routing figure) follows the light-

colored path above the operating end of the sterilizer.

• For double door units, the NOE (Non-Operating End) routing is identical to the OE (up along the panel, except at

the NOE panel) but then the cable follows the dotted-line route at the top of the unit.

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Figure 4-14. Cable Routing and 6 Clip Locations

Legend

(A) - Use cable ties to secure the cables to the square tubing.

(B) - After securing to final clip, position cable under horizontal square tube, as detailed in figure for clips #5 and #6.

(C) - Ensure cable is secured to the mounting hardware with no slack in the cables.

(D) - Use cable-ties to secure cables to the mounting clips.

(E) - Route ALUS cable under the front panel. Adjust the panels by at least 3/8 inch to ensure the cables are not

pinched.

(1,2,3,4,5,6) - Each number indicates a Cable-Tie Mounting Location.

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Figure 4-15. DETAIL — Mounting Clips #1 and #2

Legend

(1) - Clip #1 should be installed as close to the bottom as possible.

(2) - Clip #2 should be installed approximately 12 to 18 inches above clip #1.

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