Operator’s Manual

Deko 190GT Washer Disinfector

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Table of Contents
1. Safety instructions and warnings ............................................................. 4

2. Intended use of the machine ...................................................................... 6

3. Operating instructions................................................................................... 7
3.1. Washing and disinfection cycles .......................................................................... 7
3.1.1 Standard cycles....................................................................................... 7
3.1.2 Standard cycles / AU, NZ..................................................................... 8
3.2 Cycle parameters......................................................................................................... 9
3.3 Water quality ................................................................................................................ 9
3.4 Process chemicals..................................................................................................... 10
3.5 Detergent requirements.......................................................................................... 10

4. Loading the machine ...................................................................................11

4.1 Loading.......................................................................................................................... 11
4.2 Controls ......................................................................................................................... 14
4.2.1 Operating systems............................................................................... 14
4.2.2 Running a cycle ..................................................................................... 15
4.2.3 Start the cycle........................................................................................ 15
4.2.4 End of cycle............................................................................................. 16
4.2.5 Malfunctions........................................................................................... 17
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4.3 Incomplete operating cycle.................................................................................... 17

5. Recycling and disposal instructions.......................................................18

6. Procedure in case of serious incident ....................................................18

7. Declaration of Conformity ..........................................................................19

Appendix 1:

List of malfunctions ...........................................................................................21

List of banner warnings...................................................................................22

Appendix 2: User maintenance ....................................................................23

Important Warranty Information .................................................................27

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 1. Safety instructions and warnings
Read all instructions before using the machine. When using an
electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed
including the following.

Caution! The operator of this instrument is advised that if the equip-

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tion provided by the equipment may be impaired.

Warnings
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damage
caused when the appliance is not used according to the and competent contractor. Before connecting the machine,
instructions, or for uses other than those for which it was the Installer shall check that the voltage and frequency of
intended. the electrical supply correspond with the details on the data
plate of the machine.
This special commercial machine is suitable for the applica-
tions mentioned in the operating instructions. Do not use for Only genuine Rhima parts or accessories shall be used
purposes other than those for which it was designed, as with the Deko 190 Washer Disinfector. The performance
these may be dangerous. The manufacturer cannot be held and safety of non-genuine parts or accessories cannot
responsible for damage caused by improper use. be guaranteed, and use of such parts or items may void

Do not allow children or unauthorised personnel access to about machine options or accessories, please call your
the machine or its controls. supplier.

The process needs to be checked and documented by The water in this machine must not be used as drinking
authorised persons regularly. See EN ISO 15883-1, -3, and water.
IEC 61010-2-40.
Only use detergents, which intended to be used in automatic
The cycles must not be interrupted, as it would cause danger washer-disinfectors. Do not use solvents in your machine, as
and affect the cleaning and disinfection result. If interruption there may be a danger of explosion.
occurs, do not make an attempt to open either door and start
the process again. In case the fault condition occurs repeat- Take care when handling liquids such as detergents, rinsing
or neutralising agents. These may contain acids or alkalis.
Follow the instructions and safety procedures on the
controls provided externally to the unit. The machine is packaging carefully and wear protective gloves and goggles.
completely isolated from the electricity supply only when it is Read the Material Safety Data Sheets.
unplugged or the circuit breaker is turned off. This must be
done before any repair work is carried out. Do not allow any acids or solvents, especially hydrochloric
acid and chlorides, into the wash chamber.
The machine is constructed in accordance with current
safety requirements. Any repairs shall only be carried out by Be careful when sorting instruments with sharp pointed
ends. If possible, place the pointed end downwards.
engineer.
Install special inserts in accordance with the instructions
The electrical safety of this machine can only be guaranteed provided.
if connected to an electrical system complying with all
relevant regulations and checked by the regulating authority. When using the machine be careful not to scald or burn
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damage yourself, especially by opening the door. Baskets and inserts
caused by incorrect wiring.

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have collected in incorrectly loaded items, will be very hot
and should be emptied into the wash chamber.
Dangerous voltage

Do not touch the inner surfaces of the wash chamber or the

heating elements after the end of a program. You could burn
yourself.

Do not hose the machine down to clean it.

Be aware of the steam discharge. The goods and
racks are hot to handle. When you handle process
Do not sit or lean on the open door. This could cause the chemicals - wear protection gloves and follow the
machine to tip and be damaged. suppliers’ safety instructions.

When disposing of an old machine, make sure the door

catch is removed. This will prevent children at play from
being accidentally locked in.

Be careful when removing the panels and working inside the

machine because of possible burrs and sharp edges. If
possible, use safety gloves.

The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damage

caused by failure to heed the warning and safety instruc-
tions.

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 2. Intended use of the machine

Items suitable for processing in a thermal disinfector

The DEKO 190 GT ward washer disinfector is suitable for
automatic cleaning and thermal disinfection of human waste
containers intended for re-use such as;

Bedpans and urine bottles Bedpan buckets Kidney bowls Hospital bowls Suction bottles

Products similar to the above and used for similar purposes.

When processed in the washer-disinfector, the medical

devices may be intended for immediate use or may be
intended to be packed and sterilised. In both cases the
- Please see EN ISO 15883-1
in the latter case it is for the safety of the staff who handles and EN ISO 15883-3 for
the items in the process.

All products, accessories, and other items to be cleaned and

disinfected in the DEKO 190 GT ward washer disinfector
restrictions of use.
should have the following properties:
• heat resistant to a temperature of up to 138°C
• corrosion resistance in the presence of heat and alkalinity

The high heat retention capacity of stainless steel allows for

fast drying. Plastics and rubber have a lower heat retention Restrictions of use
capacity, thus needing a longer drying time after processing. A number of medical devices are excluded from processing
in a washer-disinfector altogether. Always follow the
Aluminium discolours. Aluminium only has a limited suitabili- Medical Device Manufacturer‘s instructions for reprocessing
ty for processing in this machine. the particular item. Re-usable medical devices including
hazardous chemicals, gases, materials, parts, components
Carbon steel may corrode in the process. and/or constructions, which do not tolerate water treatment,
spray washing and/or heat above +55°C, disposable items,
Rhodium coated specula must be arranged so that their textiles & fabrics, wood, paper & pulp products, tissues and
surfaces do not suffer any mechanical damage. Not all dissolving plastics must not be processed in the Deko 190
specula with glass are suitable for machine treatment. ward washer-disinfector.

In case you have any questions regarding the suitability of

items for being processed in the Deko 190 Washer Disinfec- waste, sand and similar refuse are not allowed to be
tor, please contact Rhima for advice. emptied into the DEKO 190 ward washer disinfector.

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3. Operating instructions

3.1. Washing and disinfection cycles

3.1.1 Standard cycles

Short

Phase °C Time ml
Flush, cold water ~5 s
Flush, warm water ~5 s
Circulation wash with detergent 2 min 45
Circulation rinse, hot water 15 s
Disinfection 90 1 min
Approximate total time 10 min

Normal

Phase °C Time ml
Flush, cold water ~5 s
Flush, warm water ~5 s
Circulation wash with detergent 3 min 45
Circulation rinse, hot water 15 s
Disinfection 90 1 min
Approximate total time 11 min

Flush
The following cycle is used for emptying only. The items must be washed and disinfected
before taken into use.

Phase °C Time ml
Flush, cold water ~5 s
Flush, warm water ~5 s
Approximate total time 1 min

Intensive

Phase °C Time ml
Flush, cold water ~5 s
Flush, warm water ~5 s
Circulation wash with detergent 5 min 45
Circulation rinse, hot water 15 s
Disinfection 90 1 min
Approximate total time 13 min

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 3.1.2 Standard cycles / AU, NZ

Short

Phase °C Time ml
Flush, cold water ~5 s
Flush, cold water ~5 s
Flush, warm water ~5 s
Circulation wash with detergent 2 min 45
Circulation rinse, hot water 15 s
Disinfection 90 1 min
Approximate total time 10 min

Normal

Phase °C Time ml
Flush, cold water ~5 s
Flush, cold water ~5 s
Flush, warm water ~5 s
Circulation wash with detergent 3 min 45
Circulation rinse, hot water 15 s
Disinfection 90 1 min
Approximate total time 11 min

Flush
The following cycle is used for emptying only. The items must be washed and disinfected
before taken into use.

Phase °C Time ml
Flush, cold water ~5 s
Flush, warm water ~5 s
Approximate total time 1 min

Intensive

Phase °C Time ml
Flush, cold water ~5 s
Flush, cold water ~5 s
Flush, warm water ~5 s
Circulation wash with detergent 5 min 45
Circulation rinse, hot water 15 s
Disinfection 90 1 min
Approximate total time 13 min

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3.2 Cycle parameters
Recommended cycle phase values:

Time Temperature Detergent

Note
min, sec [ t ] volume ml [Q]

Circulation wash 60–1200 0–99

Circulation rinse, hot water 15–300 Must be before disinfection
Disinfection 1–300 75–95
Wait It’s possible to program a 1–20 min waiting time at the end of the cycle

• Read more from chapter 5 Programming, Maintenance

(container emptying phase) manual.
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3.3 Water quality
• Circulation wash includes time and detergent volume
parameters The machine is designed to use drinking water (WHO
• Circulation hot water rinse must be before disinfection, only
by treatment equipment that include for example, a water
the rinsing time can be set
softener, a deionizer or, if nessesary a reverse osmosis device.
• Disinfection parameters are time and temperature Note that many factors in water quality can affect process
• Waiting time after the cycle can be used for cooling down
microbiological purity and several reactive anions and cations.
the instruments
Water quality testing is described in EN ISO 15883-1.
Note. The set disinfection time starts when the set tempera-
ture has been reached. Do not use raw water rinsing or
washing after disinfection phase.

Note. If the cycle does not include disinfection phase, user

will be cautioned before starting the cycle.

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 Please follow the instructions of the manufacturer of the
chemical additive for safe handling, data on the biocompati-
bility (e.g. the maximum permitted residual level on devices).
Note that the residual level, which can be tolerated, will
depend upon the nature of the chemical and the intended
Detergents are powerful and must
be handled with care. In case of may not be achieved if other process chemicals than those,
which have been tested during type testing, or separately
accidental contact with skin or with certain process variables, are used.
clothing rinse immediately with Note.
plenty of clean water.In case chemical supplier the suitability for chamber material AISI
304 (EN 1.4301, BS 304 S31) and chemical dosing system
detergent gets in contact with eyes, materials PVC and Silicone.
seek immediate medical attention. Chemical hoses are marked with the symbols:

Detergent:

3.5 Detergent requirements

3.4 Process chemicals • Use only liquid detergents.
DEKO 190 GT ward washer disinfector is equipped with one • The detergent must not foam. Even a small amount of foam
will substantially decrease the cleaning effect.
machine can be equipped with a descaling liquid pump. • In case there is plenty of foam in the system the machine is
unable to clean the goods and the automatic foam removal
Please note that the nature of the item to be processed can
control will start. The machine will take clean water in and
require additional actions such as dismantling for separate
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ble sites) by a manual process etc. prior to the item being • The liquid must be free of particles so that the nozzle or the
processed by the machine. Such pre-cleaning can be valves of the detergent pump will not get blocked.
necessary to reduce the initial bioburden and/or contamina- • Normally detergents being used are highly alkaline with a
tion. Please consult the manufacturer of the medical device
pH-value between 10 and 14.
for processing instructions and note that the cleaning agents
and disinfectants used by manual processing must be • A strongly alkaline liquid will corrode aluminium and its
colouring.
loaded into the washer-disinfector. Failure to do so, may • Please use special washing agents for aluminium items.
cause excessive foaming and/or pressure drop in the water
• The detergents are powerful and must be handled with
extending the cycle time. care.
• In case of accidental contact with the skin or clothing wash
Depending on the materials of the medical device being
immediately
processed a variety of different cleaning agents may be
used. Generally, detergents shall be liquid, non-foaming, • with clean water. For eyes, seek immediate medical
non-abrasive, free rinsing and biodegradable and have the attention.
authorities’ approvals for their intended use, as required. • Tighten the stopper properly in order to prevent accidental
spilling. If air tight it could implode container.
For chromium steel alkaline detergents in the pH range 8 --
14 are preferred. Acid based detergents should only be used • Recommended dosage is normally 2–5 ml/l.
for stainless steel items. Medical devices made of aluminium • The used concentration of detergent is related to
– the degree of water hardness
Please note that different chemicals may require different
– the degree of uncleanness
process temperatures and times e.g. enzymatic cleaners a
– the water temperature
temperature between 30 - max 45°C whereas an alkaline
one a temperature between 60 to 90 degrees. The instruc- • Usually the temperature of washing water should be
tions from the manufacturer of the chemical e.g. regarding approx. +60 0C, in case of blood somewhat lower.
the concentration and temperature shall be followed. Volume
of water in the washing phase is 11 litres.

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4. Loading the machine

4.1 Loading
Opening the door
Open the door by turning the door handle upwards and pull
the door open.

Bedpan bucket
is placed on the grating turned down from the back wall of
the wash chamber; the mouth of the bucket must be to the
left. Before placing the bucket on the grating it is emptied into
the machine. Lid and seating are placed between the
supporting rails of the side and back walls.

Start the ”NORMAL”-cycle.

Bedpans
are placed in the stationary turning stand in the door when
the stand is in upper position. Bedpans are emptied automat-
ically when the door is being closed.

Start the ”NORMAL”-cycle.

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 Urine bottles
(4 pcs) are pushed over the spray tubes in the door “stomach
side” turned upwards. Urine bottles can be washed together
with bedpans, bedpan buckets or wash pans. Urine bottles
can not be washed when an instrument basket is being used.

Start the “SHORT”-cycle.

Suction bottles
are washed on the special racks

Start the ”INTENSIVE”-cycle.

Other objects
as kidney bowls are washed on the grating; they must be
placed upside down on the grating.

Small items are washed in the basket.

Note! Do not pour any Hint! Foaming problems Close the door and lock
liquid or other substances (Faults 11 & 10) can be the door by turning the
into the chamber which reduced by adding an extra door handle downwards.
may cause foaming.

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Loading examples 2 bedpans with lids and 4 urine bottles Racks for different kind of bedpans
and accessories

Bedpan bucket and 5 urine bottles 4 wash basins and 4 urine bottles Basket for small items and 4 urine bottles

Utensil basket Shoe rack Suction bottle rack

Rack for 4 extra urine bottles Kidney bowl rack

See items suitable

for processing in a
thermal disinfector
on page 6.

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 4.2 Controls

4.2.1 Operating systems

1 Main display and operation keys

2 Main switch

3 Door handle

4 Detergent container
(lockable door as option)

Note. The door is interlocked without power.

Touch screen display for user interface Alphanumeric keyboard to enter characters
USER: User mode ESC = Backwards
PROGRAMMING: Programming cycles AC = Delete all
SERVICE: Service mode DEL = Delete a character
ENT = ENTER
KEY =Switch between numbers and letters

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4.2.2 Running a cycle

2. Switch the machine ON, after ca. 45 sec the following

1. Open all water supply taps (cold and hot water) and steam
display appears and the machine is ready for use => see
+ condensate valves in steam model machine.
4. RUN mode.

Standard user’s run mode page 1. Standard user’s run mode page 2.

To start To start To start To start Empty spaces, programmable by

SHORT -cycle NORMAL -cycle FLUSH -cycle INTENSIVE -cycle the customer

The next cycle number can be seen on the bottom To main menu (HOME)
of the display.
Back to previous display
(main menu)
3. By pressing “HOME” key other modes can be selected.
To next display
4. RUN mode. Open the door by turning the door handle up- (programs 4–8)
wards and pull the door open. Load the machine.

4.2.3 Start the cycle

Start the wanted cycle by pressing the start icon key or the number key on next page.

If the machine is unused for a period of

ten minutes it will go into standby mode.
By pressing “ ” key this will
bring the machine out of standby and
open the door interlock.

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 If the selected cycle does not include disinfection phase (e.g.
The selected cycle may be cancelled by pressing ” ” key
emptying cycle), a notice will appear on display, this must
within 5 sec’s.
be accepted by pressing “ “ key or cancelled by” ” key.

Note! The cycle will not start if the chamber temperature is During a cycle the display indicates:
too high. Cool the chamber by opening the door.
Selected cycle number “6”
Cycle phase “CW Flush”
Chamber temperature “24 C”
Remaining cycle time “13 min”

4.2.4 End of cycle

Note! If the cycle did not include disinfection phase,

The end of the cycle is indicated with an audible buzzer and
this will be warned on display.
the text “Loading door can be opened”. Press “OK”, open the
door and unload the chamber.

Open the door by turning the door handle upwards and pull
the door open.

Beware of hot steam coming from the chamber after

opening the door !

Beware of hot items and load carriers after opening the

door. It’s recommended to allow load items to cool down

Note! The door is interlocked without power.

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4.2.5 Malfunctions
WARNING situations, which can be controlled by the User,
are being indicated as shown below. If the recommended
actions have been taken, press the “
indication (door open or lack of chemical) the machine will
switch over into FAULT condition

Warning text Explanation

Chemical tank empty

Close door The loading door is open or not closed correctly.
Chamber too hot for starting the cycle.
A new cycle will not start if the chamber temperature is over
Wait or open the door for cooling the chamber. Or press
cancel to stop the cycle.

No disinfection
disinfection phase.

Cycle OK, No disinfection

disinfection phase.
Open water valves Water valves shall be open when starting.
Power cut during the cycle There has been a power cut and the cycle must be restarted.

Parameters are not OK Contact service / Deko distributor

Banner warnings
Banner warnings appear as scrolling text at the top of the user screens and in the warning log of service display. See mainte-
nance APPENDIX 1 and maintenance manual for more instructions.

4.3 Incomplete operating cycle

Fault display appears if the asked actions have not been
taken or some detector/component is broken.
Service shall always be contacted and called for, if a fault
condition occurs.
Actions in Fault case are described in maintenance
In a Fault condition an ERROR code will be displayed
manual “6.3 Fault log”.
identifying a possible cause of the fault.
After an incomplete operating cycle all items in washing
See the list of malfunctions, APPENDIX I.
chamber must be washed and disinfected again!
Note. Actions to be taken in Fault cases
are described in maintenance manual.

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 5. Recycling and disposal instructions

Packing materials are recyclable and shall be disposed of in

accordance with local regulations.

Electronic control cards and components shall be removed

and delivered to respective collection locations. Please beware of using
Machine framework and other metal parts can be recycled appropriate safety wear (eg.
and delivered to metal collection locations.
gloves, respirator) when
Please follow the instructions and regulations of the local disassembling the machine.
authorities by on the disposal of a used machine.
It shall always be assumed
Chemicals (e.g. detergents) shall be disposed of according to
the instructions of the chemical’s supplier.
that there may be harmful
microorganisms present.
The device is marked with a recycling symbol,
so be it must not be disposed of as mixed waste
in the EU. (WEEE Directive 2002/96 / EC on
waste electrical and electronic equipment).

6. Procedure in case of serious incident

A notice to the user
Any serious incident that has occurred in relation to the
device should be reported to the manufacturer/local distribu-
tor and the competent authority of the Member State in
which the user is established.

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7. Declaration of conformity

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• Name and address of the manufacturer:
ity is declared:
KWC Nordics Oy, Vartiokuja 1,
76850 Naarajärvi, FINLAND
• This declaration of conformity is issued under the sole • EN 61010-1:2010
KWC Nordics Oy Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measure-
• DEKO 190, Ward Washer
Disinfector - • EN 61010-2-040:2015
ing and thermal disinfection of containers used to hold Particular requirements for ward disinfectors used in

• - • EN 61326-1:2013
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The quality system for the design, manufacture and tory use EMC requirements.
• EN ISO 13485:2016
evaluated and meets the provisions of Council Directive
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93/42/EEC as set out in Annex II (excluding section4).
ments for regulatory purposes
And the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive
(RoHs 2011/65/EU). • EN ISO 14971:2012

devices.
• EN 1717:2000

installations and general requirements of devices to prevent

• EN ISO 15883-1:2006
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tions and tests
• EN ISO 15883-3:2006
Washer-disinfectors, Part 3: Requirements and tests for
washer-disinfectors employing thermal disinfection for
human waste containers.
• ISO 15883-5:2021
Washer-disinfectors, Part 5: Performance requirements and

Directives with respect to safety, health, environment and consumer protection. Design, man-

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Appendix 1:
List of malfunctions
Nr Explanation Actions
1 Door opened during the cycle.

2 Open circuit in controlling temperature sensor T1. Check the sensor and connections. If necessary, change the sensor.

3 Short circuit in controlling temperature sensor T1. Check the sensor and connections. If necessary, change the sensor.

4 Open circuit in verifying temperature sensor T2. Check the sensor and connections. If necessary, change the sensor.

5 Short circuit in verifying temperature sensor T2. Check the sensor and connections. If necessary, change the sensor.

Temperature 15 °C over set value.

6 Disinfection temperature over set value. Check heating coils and contactor; steam pressure and steam valve in steam
heated machines.

7 Power supply phases in wrong order. Pump is running wrong direction, change phase order of the power cable.

8 The machine does not get water.

tank, air valves must be open.

Water level switch of the tank does not change position or Check water level switch and pump.
9 circulation water pump does not work. There is water in the Check function of air valves.
tank/chamber when there should not be any. Drain blocked? Leakage of water valves?

Check heating contactor, coils and overheating protector. Steam supply in

steam heated models.
10 Fault in heating, temperature does not rise (20 °C /10 min). There is water in chamber bottom (water trap) => check the function of
siphonage valve.
Air valve(s) are not open. foam in steam generator.

Check circulation pump and it’s running direction. Foaming?

Check pressure sensor. Air valves and siphonage valve must be closed
11 Low circulatin water pressure. during recirculation wash.
Chamber outlet or drain sieve blocked?
Check function of tank valve (part 2.40); only in open air gap models.

12 Temperature difference between sensors T1 and T2 is over 2 °C. Calibrate the temperature sensors T1 and T2.

13 Water tank is not empty. Check pump is running. Check function of water level switch. Drain blocked?

14 Door is not interlocked. Check the function of interlock and micro-switch (manual door model).

15 Door lock does not open (automatic door only).

16 Door is open (automatic door only).

17 Door does not open (automatic door only).

Check the reason for pump’s overload (obstacles inside piping?)

18 Thermal relay of circulation water pump tripped.
Reset the thermal relay.

19 Door lock opened during the cycle.

During disinfection the temperature has dropped under the set value. Check:
20 Temperature has dropped under the set value. heating coils, contactor and overheating protector. Foam or scale in steam
generator? Check steam pressure and valves in steam heated machines.

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By starting the machine the temperature difference between sensors ia over

22 Temperature difference between sensors T1 and T2 is over 10 °C.
10 °C, calibrate temperature sensors T1 and T2.

23 Chemical container empty. Fill/change the container, check detector.

24 Door is not closed in the beginning of the cycle. Check door microswitch and door functions.

Check the sensor and connections.

25 Pressure sensor p1 has short circuit.
If necessary, change the sensor.

Automatic thermostat max 50 °C on electric board.

26 Electric board temperature too high.
Does the fan run? Ambient temperature >50 °C?

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 List of banner warnings
Banner warnings appear as scrolling text at the top of the user screens and in the
warning log of service display. Read Maintenance manual for more.

Code Warning Explanation

W100 PLC / HMI program version mismatch

service mode.

W101 Parameters not OK. Check parameters e.g. when replacing PLC the parameters must be set.

W102 Peridiocal service required. Contact local service The set service counter value has been achieved.

W103 Temperature calibration 50 0C not done Calibrated value at 50 0C is missing.

W104 Temperature calibration 90 0C not done Calibrated value at 90 0C is missing.

W105 Detergent calibration not done Calibrated value is missing.

W300 SD memory card not in place or write protected Files from SD memory card can't be read or write

W301 SD memory card full Less than 1 kbyte space on SD memory card

W302 Parameters not loaded from SD

W303 Cycle recipes not loaded from SD

W304 Calibration values not loaded from SD

W305 Cycle report save to SD failed Fault when saving data to SD memory card.

W900 PLC not at run Logic module in not in RUN mode

W901 PLC error Fault in logic module.

W902 HMI error Fault in display.

W903 Comm error Communication between PLC and HMI does not work.

W904 PLC program missing The application software is missing in logic module.

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Appendix 2:
User maintenance
Purging and disinfecting the machine Flushing of chemical dosing systems
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chamber are purged and disinfected during a normal system regularly with hot water.
operating cycle. The wash chamber and pipework of the
machine have been designed so that any remaining process
weeks and always whenever the detergent container is
changed.
Should the machine not have been used for a period longer
than 24 hours, it is recommended that a short cycle includ- Fill a container with hot tap water and put the detergent
ing disinfection be run before placing a load into the ma- suction tubes into the container. In user’s mode press “ “
chine for processing. However, all the cycles validated and ”-key. By pressing it
sealed by the manufacturer include a disinfection phase as
the last phase of the process.

Service engineers shall pay attention to the state of the Put the suction tubes into the detergent container and turn
machine before dismantling any parts of the chamber or
pipework. Unless informed otherwise, it shall always be detergent.
assumed that there may be harmful microorganisms present
by a Fault condition or water system breakdown.

Methods of cleaning
• Daily: Check that all the sprayers rotate freely and the
spray holes are open.
•

cleaning effect will deteriorate.

• Please take care of keeping the nozzles clear.
• Weekly: Use a toilet brush and clean the outlet sieve by
brushing it a few times
• Clean the outer stainless steel panels with diluted washing

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 Cleaning of spray washers & nozzles

side and bottom washers rotate freely by grasping the washer by hand and rotating the washer. If the washer
does not rotate freely, it must be cleaned.

Make sure the machine takes detergent. Monitor detergent consumption with a marker pen the liquid level in the
detergent container and the date on which the machine is used.

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 Replacement of detergent container

1. Take out the detergent container. 2. Remove the suction pipe from the container.
Replace the container.
Note! Flushing the detergent system is recomended when
changing the detergent container.

3. When necessary adjust the length of the suction pipe and place it in the new container

detergent container, the tube is pushed to the bottom of the container, so that the machine also takes the detergent from the
bottom of the container.

4. For controlling the consumption of detergent, it is recommended to mark with date the level.

When you handle process chemicals - wear protection gloves and follow
the suppliers’ safety instructions.

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Important Warranty Information

service in commercial environments.

TAKING DELIVERY OF YOUR RHIMA WASHER DISINFECTOR

‘TIP‘n’TELL indicates a fall has occurred during transportation.

or caused whilst unloading and placement of the appliance.

WARRANTY CONDITIONS AND COVERAGE

a Service Agreement that includes a warranty extension component. In order to prevent potential premature failure of

authorised service agent.

1.

2.

3.

4. (Mon-Fri 08.30-17.00 hrs)

5. Warranty does not include Validation services to ensure compliance with ISO15883 and AS4187 or regular preventative

6. -

of god.
7.
8. -
ments, etc. failure of water inlet valves, or failures deemed due to fair wear and tear
9.

For a full list of warranty conditions, inclusions and exclusions, please refer our website in the applicable region by
scaning the supplied QR code below.

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Australia Tel: 1300 347 944
New Zealand Tel: 0800 902 054
Singapore Tel: +65 9107 8943

DETERGENTS

To request detergents or rinse additive contact your local Rhima Service centre
below:

Australia: 1300 347 944

New Zealand: 0800 902 054
Singapore: +65 9107 8943

Mediwash
5 Litre

For washing glass &

instrument washing