Soniclean UW3000 - Manual (Page 4)

1. Overview
The Ultrasonic Washer or “Washer” is designed to improve the quality and
consistency of cleaning instruments using ultrasonics and clean water
rinsing. It is intended that the instruments shall be gross cleaned prior to
loading into the Washer, and be sterilised in the usual manner after
ultrasonic cleaning.
2. Installation Procedure
2.1. Set Up & Plumbing:
Set up cabinets
i. Remove blanking panel (if fitted) from LHS bottom of rinse unit.
ii. Position cabinets side by side with the wash tank (with control panel) on
the left hand side. Screw feet may be adjusted for level and hieght.
iii. The gap between the cabinets should be sealed with a bead of silicon
sealant to prevent water running between the cabinets.
iv. Remove the front panel from the rinse unit (RHS).
v. Connect the silver braided hose to the bottom fitting on the wash unit.
vi. Plug the small 2-way connector to the socket on the wash unit.
Inlet Mains Supply
i) Screw supplied braided hoses on to the machine and inlet mains water
supply.
ii) Hot connects to top inlet, cold to bottom inlet.
iii) Hand tightened only.
Outlet Waste Supply
i) Screw and hand tighten supplied black sink hoses onto the machine and
insert into drain.
ii) Ensure that the black sink hoses fall evenly away from the machine to
the drain
2.2. Electrical:
i)
Plug machine into mains supply.
ii) Switch on when ready to operate.
2.3. Machine Reporting System: (MRS only)
i)
LAN connection; take the LAN provided cable and push the black plug
into the MRS socket provided on the Washer. Plug the other end (RJ45)
into the LAN wall outlet.
ii) Contact your IT department and hand them the Machine Reporting
Manual. The appropriate information for connecting the machine to the
Local Area Network is found on page 10 “Network Hardware and
Configuration” of the Machine Reporting System Manual.
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© Soniclean Pty Ltd Version 2.0 April 2009