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Post by Chuck Weddle on Jul 21, 2023 9:53:24 GMT
Yes we set all the ratios to those listed in the instructions which are the same as you listed above. Thanks for any help. 9.1E does a more precise conductivity test they call a probability test. Maybe try doing temp and conductivity calibrations and let them stabilize longer than usual.
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Post by SrCusEngr on Jul 21, 2023 17:12:37 GMT
Also, a condo problem may NOT be a condo problem. The algorithm that calculates the conductivity relies on a K factor that uses the temperature of the associated temperature sensor. Often, a crazy condo reading is because of a bad temp sensor. Just an FYI.
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Post by Guest on Jul 28, 2023 16:03:55 GMT
Check your System Configuration settings for Disinfection to make sure that citric Thermal is the default and the values are entered correctly.
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Post by bcjammerx on Jul 29, 2023 10:41:29 GMT
My company still insists we must bleach after a hep patient despite me and my co-worker twice each giving them (admins) documentation that BBraun says NEVER put bleach in these machines and that citric heat kills all things BETTER than bleach, including all hepatitis virus'
It not only damages orings and stainless steel, but it makes you replace the Diacap after a bleach and those aren't cheap...so I have given up. a company/state/JOKE Commission can require extra safety precaution but, by law, cannot require you to do something the manufacturer says NEVER to do...so I just do a citric heat and document I disinfected for hep patient in accordance to manufacturer specifications. if they force the issue I have documentation and the law on my side.
So on 2 year pm, never going to happen with our company. Plus even at once a year I see a LOT of bicarb buildup inside the y connector and tubing just before the bicarb pump body...so I'll just keep doing annuals even on the 7 new 9.1E's. Dah well
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Post by SrCusEngr on Jul 30, 2023 0:31:17 GMT
Personally, I agree with you. Cracking open that door lets you see things like stains on a metal shelf, buildup around pump caps, tubing occlusions, citric leaks (brown stains at seams, screw heads, etc.) and stains were water had flowed (sides of water block; down side of cabinet under rinse bridge or VDE mounting block). Keeping it cleaned up helps you. Otherwise, it's a case of "Is that a new stain or one I forgot to clean after my last repair."
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