Hirayama Autoclave HVE-50, Video Singkat Penggunaan dan Troubleshooting

Summary

This video demonstrates how to operate and troubleshoot the Nokia E50 autoclave model, focusing on its key features and usage instructions. It covers the autoclave's specifications, including its 2kW power, water reservoir, and safety features like the temperature and pressure display. The video explains the various settings, modes, and how to adjust temperature and time for different sterilization processes, such as media or liquid sterilization. Troubleshooting steps for common errors like power failure and improper door sealing are also provided, ensuring users can maintain smooth operation.

Takeaways

• 😀 The autoclave model Nokia e50 is introduced, and its specifications are discussed, including a 2kW power rating and various components.
• 😀 The autoclave features a cover with a locking mechanism and a vent that helps to reduce temperature after a process is complete.
• 😀 A drainage bottle is used to collect steam, and there is a drain valve for releasing water from the autoclave.
• 😀 The display on the front shows the temperature and time, with modes for different sterilization processes, such as liquid and solid media.
• 😀 The autoclave can be powered on by setting the MCB switch to the 'on' position.
• 😀 Before sterilization, ensure the autoclave is filled with water up to a designated level, using aquadest (distilled water).
• 😀 Three baskets should be used for sterilizing samples, and it's not recommended to run the autoclave without them.
• 😀 The autoclave offers three different modes, with Mode 1 for agar media, Mode 2 for liquid media, and Mode 3 for solid media.
• 😀 There are differences between the modes, such as warming functions for agar media in Mode 1, which is absent in the liquid media Mode 2 and solid media Mode 3.
• 😀 To set the desired temperature and time, press the 'set' button and adjust using the up or down arrows, confirming with 'enter' when ready.
• 😀 Common errors include power loss or insufficient insertion, which can be resolved by stopping the machine, pressing 'power on,' and restarting the process.

Q & A

What is the HP50 autoclave used for?

The HP50 autoclave is used for sterilizing medical instruments, particularly those that are used after surgical procedures, as well as sterilizing liquids and solid media.

What is the power requirement for the HP50 autoclave?

The HP50 autoclave requires a power of 2 kW, which is approximately 2000 watts.

What is the purpose of the valve on the front of the HP50 autoclave?

The valve on the front of the HP50 autoclave is used to open and close the cover of the autoclave.

What does the display on the autoclave show?

The display on the autoclave shows the current temperature and time settings.

What is the function of the three baskets inside the HP50 autoclave?

The three baskets inside the HP50 autoclave are used to hold items that need to be sterilized, ensuring that they are properly placed during the sterilization process.

What kind of water should be used in the HP50 autoclave?

The HP50 autoclave should only use distilled water (aquadest) to ensure proper operation and avoid any damage to the machine.

How does the HP50 autoclave handle different media types?

The HP50 autoclave has different modes for sterilizing various types of media. Mode 1 is used for agar-based media, Mode 2 is for liquid media, and Mode 3 is for solid items.

What happens when the sterilization process is completed?

Once the sterilization process is complete, the autoclave will switch to the 'cooling' phase and will not allow the cover to be opened until the temperature is safe.

How can you adjust the temperature and time settings on the HP50 autoclave?

To adjust the temperature and time settings, press the 'Set' button, then use the up or down arrows to adjust the values. Confirm the settings by pressing 'Enter'.

What should you do if an error occurs on the HP50 autoclave?

If an error occurs, such as an electrical issue, you should press the 'Stop' button and then press 'Power On' to restart the machine. If the error persists, check for other issues like the proper placement of items.