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Page 1 - G 7823 / G 7824

Operating instructionsWasher-disinfectorG 7823 / G 7824To avoid the risk of accidents ordamage to the machine it isessential to read these instruction

Page 2 - Contents

Unclean sidea Handleb Profitronic electronic controls (seethe Programming manual for moreinformation)c Controlsd Master switch (with emergencycut-off

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Unclean sidea Salt container connection point(for the water softener)b Filter combinationc Drop-down door (open)d Containers for dispensing systemsDOS

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Clean side (G 7824 only )a Handleb Door releasec Drop-down door (closed)d Printer (optional)G 7823: on the unclean sidee Service panelGuide to the mac

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Controlsa Displaywith screen saver;i.e. background lighting switches off automatically after15 mins. Press any button to switch the display back onaga

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d Cursor button: right 2Moves the cursor to the right:– to the next menu point– to the next parameter– to the next input positione Minus button 3– Sel

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In order to achieve good cleaningresults, the washer-disinfector needs tooperate with soft water. Hard waterresults in the build-up of calciumdeposits

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Reactivating the water softenerPlease only use special coarse grainedreactivation salt with granules ofapprox. 1-4 mm. Do not use other typesof salt,

Page 9 - Intended Use

Filling the salt container^ Unscrew the filter insert from the saltcontainer and remove.^ Fill the salt container with reactivationsalt and screw the

Page 10 - Guide to the machine

Run the reactivation programme^Close the door.^Open the stopcocks.^Select the REACTIVATIONprogramme.The programme will run automatically.Then:^Switch

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In operating level C the automaticmobile unit recognition system (AWK)allocates programme places from 1 -15 to mobile units with the correctcoding.The

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Warning and safety instructions ...4Symbols on the appliance ...8Intended Use

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Mobile unit codingThe automatic mobile unit recognitionfeature assigns a programme place toa mobile unit. The mobile units must becoded with a magneti

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Mobile unit coding strip15 different codes can be set. They areassigned to programme places 1 to 15.Under "System function, Selector switchorgani

Page 15 - Reactivation display

^Set the programme place coding.^Put the magnetic strip back in thetrack.The magnetic strip must be placedin the track such that the Bit codingset out

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This washer-disinfector can be fittedwith a variety of mobile units, which canbe equipped with a variety of modulesand inserts depending on the type a

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Loading the machine–Arrange the load so that water canaccess all surfaces. This ensuresthat it gets properly cleaned.–Do not place items to be cleaned

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Surgical instruments (OP)Surgical instruments should be storedfor as short a time as possible beforemachine processing.The OXIVARIO or ORTHOVARIOproce

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OphthalmologyOpthalmic instruments should becleaned and disinfected in a specialmobile injector unit.The top level is fitted with variousconnections f

Page 20 - Mobile unit coding

Anaesthetic instruments (AN)Anaesthetic instruments should bethermally disinfected using theDES-VAR-TD-AN programme.If this is not possible, they can

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Baby bottles (BC)Baby bottles can be processed inE 135 containers, wide-necked teats inan E 364 insert and screw connectionteats in an E 458 insert.–E

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E 750 frame^ Place the frame centrally in the toplevel of the E 555 mobile unit.^ Hook one E 135 container onto eachside of the frame.The angled posit

Page 23 - Areas of application

Operating levels...43Starting a programme ...44Programme se

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Operating theatre shoes (OS)Polyurethane operating theatre shoes,and/or insoles should be cleaned andchemically disinfected at 60 °C. Thesecan only be

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Transfer trolley for loading andunloading the machine,When a disinfection process isbeing carried out according tonationally laid down hygienestandard

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^Hang the mobile unit into the locatingslots on the transfer trolley using bothhooks.^ To lift the mobile unit step down onthe transfer trolley foot p

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General notesProblem How to resolve itIf seals, hoses and plastics in thewasher-disinfector suffer damage theywill not be water-tight and will notfunc

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Chemical agentsProblem How to resolve itThe ingredients in chemical agentshave a strong influence on the longevityand functionality (throughput) of th

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Chemical agentsProblem How to resolve itThe following chemical agents cancause large amounts of foam to buildup:–Cleaning agents and rinsing agentscon

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SoilingProblem How to resolve itThe following substances can damageelastomers (hoses and seals) andplastics in the washer-disinfector:–Oil, wax, aroma

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Reaction between chemical agents and soilingProblem How to resolve itNatural oils and fats can be emulsifiedwith alkaline chemical agents. This canlea

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,Only use agents formulatedspecifically for use inwasher-disinfectors and make sureyou follow the manufacturer’sinstructions.This machine is fitted wi

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Preparing the DOS dispensersThe agents can be filled into 5 l plasticcontainers, which are colour coded forthe relevant dispensing system.When first c

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This appliance complies with allrelevant legal safety requirements.Please note that incorrect use canlead to personal injury and damageto property.To

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^Insert the siphon tube into thecontainer and screw on securely(observe the colour code).Once the storage containers have beenfilled the relevant mess

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Venting the dispensing systemBefore the washer-disinfector is firstcommissioned, and later on if one ormore containers has been allowed torun dry, the

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Master switchThe master switch with "emergencycut-off function" is set to I-ON.Switching on^Open the stopcocks (if turned off).^Press the I-

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Operating levelsThere are four operating levelsavailable on this machine:A = Fixed and free accessprogrammesB = Free programme selectionC = AWK – Auto

Page 39 - Preparing the DOS dispensers

Starting a programmeSee the Programme charts in theProgramming Manual supplied withthe machine for detailed informationand important notes on the stan

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C. AWK – Automatic mobile unitrecognition^Select operating level C.^Push the coded mobile unit intoplace.,Make sure that there are nosmall metallic ob

Page 41 - External Dispensing systems

Switching off^Press and release the I-0 button.^Turn off the stopcocks.Cancelling a programmeA programme can only be cancelledin operating level B or

Page 42 - Operation

Interrupting a programmeA programme can only beinterrupted in operating level B or D.If you absolutely have to open the door,e.g. because the load is

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Each machine is supplied witha5mlong interface cable for data transferbetween the Profitronic system and anexternal report printer or PC.The interface

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Periodic checksThis washer-disinfector should beinspected in accordance with local andnational safety regulations after every1000 operating hours, or

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~Take care when handling chemicalagents such as cleaning agent,neutralising agent, rinsing agent etc.These may contain irritant or corrosiveingredient

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Process validationThe standard of cleaning anddisinfection in the disinfectionprogrammes must be confirmed by theuser as a routine matter.Safety check

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Cleaning the filters in the washcabinetThe filters in the base of the washcabinet are designed to prevent coarsesoiling getting into the circulationsy

Page 48 - Data transfer

Cleaning the coarse, flat andmicro-fine filters^Remove the coarse filter.^Remove the fine filter (if fitted) frombetween the coarse and themicro-fine

Page 49 - Maintenance

Cleaning the spray armsWaste particles can lodge in the sprayarm jets.It is therefore important to inspect thespray arms regularly.^Use a sharp pointe

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Miele offer a range of branded cleaningproducts. These are available from yourMiele retailer, the Spare PartsDepartment, or via the internet onwww.mie

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Mobile units, modules andinsertsMobile units, modules and insertsshould be checked daily to make surethey are functioning correctly. Thewasher-disinfe

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Printer (optional)Renewing the paper rollRenew the paper roll when the redindicator lights up in the printer.To do this:^Open up the front flap on the

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,Repairs should only be carriedout by a suitably qualified andtrained Miele technician inaccordance with local and nationalsafety regulations. Unautho

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Converting from steam to electricheating or from electric to steamIf your machine is convertible, you canuse the STEAMüüELECTRO orELECTROüü STEAM serv

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All electrical work must be carriedout by a suitably qualified andcompetent person in accordancewith local and national safetyregulations (BS 7671 in

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The following points should beobserved to assist in maintainingquality standards when processingmedical devices, in order to protectpatients, and to a

Page 57 - After sales service

,This machine should beconnected to the mains watersupply and to the drainage systemin accordance with local andnational water regulations. Pleaserefe

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Height 1536 mm (incl. 100 mm plinth and lid)1928 mm (incl. 100 mm plinth and MAV)Width 90 cmDepthDepth with door open77 cm133.7 cmWeight (incl. plinth

Page 59 - Electrical connection

Optional extras–Drying unit (TA)–Steam condenser (DK)–Water softener–Report printer (PRT)–Dispensing systems DOS 2 andDOS 4–OXIVARIO kit–ORTHOVARIO ki

Page 60 - Plumbing

Description of the machineThis washer disinfector can be set upor retro-fitted to use the OXIVARIOprocess by adding two additionaldispenser pumps toge

Page 61 - Technical data

Areas of applicationThe OXIVARIO procedure has analkaline main wash making itparticularly suitable for the processingof surgical instruments where exi

Page 62 - Optional extras

Warning and Safetyinstructions,These warning and safetyinstructions are in addition to thosegiven at the beginning of thisbooklet.~H2O2solution must o

Page 63 - Description of the machine

Electrical and electronic machinesoften contain materials which, ifhandled or disposed of incorrectly,could be potentially hazardous tohuman health an

Page 65 - CHECK DISPENSING SYSTEM 2

M.-Nr. 07 776 620 / 000366Alteration rights reserved / Publication date 11.01.2010

Page 66 - Disposal of your old machine

~To avoid the risk of damage to themachine and any accessories usedwith it caused by chemical agents,soiling and any reaction between thetwo please re

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~Only use chemical agents whichhave been approved by theirmanufacturer for use in the applicationyou are using. The chemical agentmanufacturer is resp

Page 68 - M.-Nr. 07 776 620 / 00

This washer-disinfector can be used toclean, rinse, disinfect (thermally andchemically) and dry a wide range ofreusable medical devices.Follow the man

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