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MN-28646 • Rev 4 • 03/18 • EC Series Fluid Combination Blanket/Fluid Warmer

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Cleaning and Prevetative Maintenance

Cleaning and Preventive Maintenance

Protecting stainless steel, epoxy coated and plastic 

surfaces

It is important to guard against corrosion 

in the care of stainless steel surfaces. 

Harsh, corrosive, or inappropriate 

chemicals can completely destroy the 

protective surface layer of stainless 

steel, epoxy or plastic. Abrasive pads, 

steel wool, or metal implements will 

abrade surfaces causing damage to 

this protective coating and will eventually result in areas of 

corrosion.  Even water, particularly hard water that contains 

high to moderate concentrations of chloride, will cause 

oxidation and pitting that result in rust and corrosion.  In 

addition, many acidic spills left  to remain on metal surfaces are 

contributing factors that will corrode surfaces.
Proper cleaning agents, materials, and methods are vital to 

maintaining the appearance and life of this appliance. Spilled 

items should be removed and the area wiped as soon as possible 

but at the very least, a minimum of once per day. Always 

thoroughly rinse surfaces aft er using a cleaning agent and wipe 

standing water as quickly as possible aft er rinsing.
Cleaning agents
Use non-abrasive cleaning products designed for use on 

stainless steel surfaces. Cleaning agents must be chloride-free 

compounds and must not contain quaternary salts. Never use 

hydrochloric acid (muriatic acid) on stainless steel surfaces. 

Failure to observe this will void the warranty. Always use the 

proper cleaning agent at the manufacturer’s recommended 

strength. Contact your local cleaning supplier for product 

recommendations.

Cleaning Materials

Cleaning can usually be accomplished with the proper cleaning 

agent and a soft , clean cloth. When more aggressive methods are 

needed, use a non-abrasive scouring pad on diffi  cult areas and 

make certain to scrub with the visible grain of surface metal to 

avoid surface scratches. Never use wire brushes, metal scouring 

pads, or scrapers to remove residue. Failure to observe this will 

void the warranty.

  CAUTION

To protect surfaces, completely 
avoid the use of abrasive cleaning 
compounds, chloride based cleaners, 
or cleaners containing quaternary 
salts. NEVER use hydrochloric acid 
(muriatic acid) on stainless steel.  
NEVER use wire brushes, metal 
scouring pads or scrapers.

NO

 W

IRE BRUSH

ES

NO

 STE

EL PAD

S

NO

 SCRAPERS

PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE

Daily Checklist:

 

Ensure that the correct operation and care manual is 

available to all users.

 

Ensure that all people using this appliance have 

been properly trained in the operation and safety 

instructions.

 

DO NOT overload cabinet. 

• Blanket Warmer: 1" (25mm) from top interior of 

unit and/or shelf

• Fluid Warmer: See electrical/capacity page

Weekly Checklist:

 

Inspect condition of plug and cord. Replace if 

damaged.

 

Clean dust from under inserts, outer vents surrounding 

the unit and around top of bonnet (if applicable).

 

Check insert assembly (depends on unit):

• Blanket Warmer: Check the blanket support

assembly and shelf. Is the assembly in place? 

Are any pieces missing?

• Fluid Warmer: Check basket and side rail condition. 

Do baskets move smoothly and freely?

 

Check that all control and interior LEDs light up.

Monthly Checklist:

 

Check door gasket integrity. Are there any tears? Is the 

gasket worn or loose? Ensure seal is tight to unit body. 

Replace gasket if integrity is compromised.

 

Check air temperature sensor mount on the interior of 

chamber. Is the guard in place and is it fully secured to 

the unit?

 

Check condition of casters or feet. Ensure components 

are secure and tightly threaded.

 

Check control panel overlay condition. Are there 

any tears or excessive wear on the graphic? Does the 

control work properly when buttons are pushed?

 

Is the set temperature comparable to the actual 

temperature displayed? Check cavity air temperature 

with a quality thermocouple placed 1" (25mm) from 

the cavity sensor not allowing it to touch any surface. 

Monitor for approximately one hour in an empty 

cavity. 

Contact service for immediate repair 

if any of the above problems exist.

Summary of Contents for EC1260BL

Page 1: ...Systems An ISO 13485 2003 certified company W164 N9221 Water St Menomonee Falls WI 53051 Tel 262 251 8356 800 TO B WARM generalinfo enthermics com www enthermics com Printed in the U S A Specification...

Page 2: ...Company www enthermics com Delivery 1 Transportation Damage and Claims 1 Unpacking 2 Safety Procedures 3 General Information 4 Dimensions 5 Electrical Information 8 Operation Instructions 9 Cleaning a...

Page 3: ...package has been damaged or opened All Enthermics Medical Systems appliances are sold Free on Board F O B shipping point and when accepted by the carrier such shipments become the property of the cons...

Page 4: ...g operators Additional manuals are available from the service department 2 Read all instructions in this manual carefully before initiating the installation of this appliance using the appliance or pe...

Page 5: ...ncrease patient comfort The fluid chamber is only intended for warming medical solutions for irrigation and injection prior to use Refer to the labeling of the manufacturer of the products to be warme...

Page 6: ...prevent temperature stratification and to ensure an accurate chamber temperature for each mode Within 0 1 12 C 0 2 F for set points of 37 C to 40 C 98 F to 104 F Within 0 1 67 C 0 3 F for set points o...

Page 7: ...NGTH 8 2 438mm est 4 10 104 0mm CORD 1 7 43 0mm CORD 50 1270mm 29 8 756mm RADIUS 30 1 764mm 12 5 316mm CAVITY 32 6 827mm CAVITY 26 6 674mm CAVITY 30 9 785mm WITH FEET 0 6 15mm FEET 66 6 1692mm 69 2 17...

Page 8: ...8 248mm SHELF 23 7 603mm INSERT 72 7 1846mm 18 7 476mm CAVITY 25 2 639mm 5 5 141mm 26 6 676mm CAVITY 26 9 683mm CAVITY 11 2 285mm 54 6 1387mm 28 9 735mm 35 1 891mm CORD LENGTH 8 2 438mm est 33 1 841m...

Page 9: ...2 5 826mm CAVITY 23 3 592mm CAVITY 28 8 732mm 73 4 1864 mm 26 7 678mm CAVITY 31 1 790mm ON OFF LOCK TIME START STOP TIMER ON OFF OVER TEMP IRR INJ LOCK OVERTEMP ERROR 27 6 700mm INSERT 4 6 117mm 4 0 1...

Page 10: ...ps Safety Class I Equipment No Applied Parts Mode of Operation Continuous NEMA 5 20P 20A 125V Plug Hospital Grade IP X0 EC1730BL POWER REQUIREMENTS EC1260BL POWER REQUIREMENTS 120 V A C 60 Hz 1 ph 1 9...

Page 11: ...w button 5 simultaneously The temperature at the compartment sensor is displayed 8 How to Lock the Controller The controller can be locked to prevent changes from being made to the temperature set poi...

Page 12: ...ary press the up arrow button 5 or the down arrow button 10 to change the start time 3 Press the TIMER button 11 The STOP icon 4 illuminates This is the time of day the controller automatically shuts...

Page 13: ...receptacle specified on the electrical information page 2 Locate the circuit breaker at the back of the warmer 3 Push the circuit breaker to the ON I position 4 Press the ON OFF button 5 The on off s...

Page 14: ...Overtemp When the electronic control senses a temperature 6 C 10 F greater than the set point this indicator illuminates the audible alarm sounds and the on off button indicator blinks The green indi...

Page 15: ...the IRR button to select the irrigation fluids mode or the INJ button to choose the injection fluids mode The last set point temperature for that mode of operation will appear in the display 5 Set des...

Page 16: ...o avoid surface scratches Never use wire brushes metal scouring pads or scrapers to remove residue Failure to observe this will void the warranty CAUTION To protect surfaces completely avoid the use o...

Page 17: ...ng solution after cleaning and rinsing This solution must be approved for use on stainless steel surfaces Replace support assembly 5 Clean the exterior of the cabinet with a cleaner recommended for st...

Page 18: ...exceed the height of the insert Measure the resistance of the sensor with an ohmmeter Test the sensor at 32 F 0 C using a container of ice water The ohm reading should be 100 If the ohm reading is 10...

Page 19: ...er than set point Cavity temperature is higher than the set point temperature Allow cavity to cool to set point temperature Not applicable on warmers with control CC 34765 door The door has been open...

Page 20: ...IGID 2 CS 24874 2 CS 24874 24 CASTERS 5 127mm SWIVEL W BRAKE 2 CS 24875 2 CS 24875 25 FAN SWITCH 1 SW 33907 26 SCREWS FAN SWITCH 8 32 x 1 FH PHH 2 SC 22138 27 SCREWS FAN SWITCH BRACKET 8 32 x 1 4 FH P...

Page 21: ...tion Blanket Fluid Warmer 19 Service ON OF F LO CK TIM E STAR T STOP TIM ER ON OF F OV ER TEMP IRR INJ LO CK OV ER TEMP ER RO R 1 2 3 4 9 40 11 17 15 16 22 43 35 45 34 33 36 1 12 13 14 20 8 4 5 10 9 3...

Page 22: ...lanket Fluid Warmer 20 Service ON OFF LOCK TIME START STOP TIMER ON OFF OVER TEMP IRR INJ LOCK OVERT EMP ERROR 17 14 20 25 28 27 33 35 21 23 24 32 18 26 34 12 13 19 1 8 4 5 10 9 3 7 6 11 15 16 2 41 40...

Page 23: ...tion Blanket Fluid Warmer 21 Service ON OFF LOCK TIME STAR T STOP TIMER ON OFF OVER TEMP IRR INJ LOCK OVER TEMP ERRO R 33 11 14 15 36 34 23 24 1 1 2 3 4 9 8 4 5 10 9 3 7 6 35 32 37 21 20 17 16 12 13 4...

Page 24: ...1 TT 34600 9 COVER HI LIMIT 2 1009751 2 1009751 2 1009751 10 POWER SUPPLY BOARD 1 BA 34596 1 BA 34596 1 BA 34596 11 RELAY 12V DC COIL 3 RL 34434 2 RL 34434 3 RL 34434 12 TERMINAL BLOCK PORCELAIN 1 BK...

Page 25: ...6 Rev 4 03 18 EC Series Fluid Combination Blanket Fluid Warmer 23 Service 3 9 7 11 16 11 2 8 14 15 13 5 6 10 16 1 2 3 7 9 8 5 6 11 10 4 13 14 15 13 14 17 17 EC1540BL Electrical View EC1730BL Electrica...

Page 26: ...2m SL 3063 INSULATING SLEEVE 6 12 6 CR 3226 RING CONNECTOR 6 12 6 BU 3105 SHOULDER BUSHING 6 12 6 ST 2439 STUD 10 32 6 12 6 NOT SHOWN ACCESSORY SERVICE PARTS EC1260BL EC1540BL EC1730BL Built in Trim K...

Page 27: ...8 EC Series Fluid Combination Blanket Fluid Warmer 25 Serial number is required for all inquiries Part numbers and drawings are subject to change without notice Wire Diagrams Refer to wire diagram inc...

Page 28: ...8 EC Series Fluid Combination Blanket Fluid Warmer 26 Serial number is required for all inquiries Part numbers and drawings are subject to change without notice Wire Diagrams Refer to wire diagram inc...

Page 29: ...8 EC Series Fluid Combination Blanket Fluid Warmer 27 Serial number is required for all inquiries Part numbers and drawings are subject to change without notice Wire Diagrams Refer to wire diagram inc...

Page 30: ...5 2003 certified company W164 N9221 Water St Menomonee Falls WI 53051 Tel 262 251 8356 800 TO B WARM generalinfo enthermics com www enthermics com Printed in the U S A Specifications are subject to ch...

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