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Summary of Contents for ELGA MEDICA Pro 30
- Page 1 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 - US Operator Manual...
- Page 3 © VWS (UK) Ltd. 2014 All rights reserved. Publication ref: MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 1...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Calculation for Medpure L1 Cartridge life ....27 TROUBLE SHOOTING ............28 KEY TO CONTROL PANEL ..........29 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ........... 30 WARRANTY/CONDITIONS OF SALE ....... 32 USEFUL CONTACT DETAILS ........... 34 Page 2 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14... -
Page 5: Use Of This Manual
MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US Operator Manual INTRODUCTION Use of this Manual ELGA LabWater strive to produce manuals that are as simple and accurate as possible. However, should you feel they can be improved in any way please email us at info@elgalabwater.com... -
Page 6: Sanitization Chemicals
Care should be taken to order the correct consumable items. ** Optional - Consumables not fitted as standard. Fit only after consultation with ELGA Technical Support Page 4 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14... -
Page 7: Installation And Commissioning
Installation The unit is supplied with a quick start manual that allows the unit to be quickly installed and commissioned. It is recommended that a trained ELGA representative carry out the installation of the product. Commissioning The unit is supplied with the software set in a commissioning mode that must be completed before being used to supply the application. -
Page 8: Controls
Section 11. BUTTON ICON Function PROCESS Turns the unit on/off LEFT Menu Scroll Control panel Shift CENTRE ✔ Accept Replacement dates RIGHT Mute Alarm Down Page 6 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14... -
Page 9: User Recognition Keys
The display will show a padlock REMOVE ‘Key’ from the reader. The display will show a key PRESS button. Note: If no buttons are pressed the system will relock after 5 seconds MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 7... - Page 10 PRESS to change mode ( = ON) PRESS ✔ to proceed to step 5. Audible alarm enable screen PRESS ✔ . Note: The visual alarm cannot be disabled. Page 8 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14...
- Page 11 PRESS ✔ to proceed to step 9. PRESS ✔ . Note: This mode is for validation purposes only and should not be selected as standard. Uncompensated water quality screen MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 9...
- Page 12 PRESS to select alarm point (increments of 1, ranging from 20 to 50C) Alarm settings TS1 screen PRESS ✔ to proceed to step 12. PRESS ✔ . Page 10 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14...
- Page 13 PRESS ✔ to proceed to step 15. 2. PRESS to increase or to decrease time in increments of 30 minutes. PRESS to step to night service end. Setting period of operation MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 11...
- Page 14 PRESS and HOLD to adjust the viewing angle PRESS ✔ to proceed to step 17. PRESS ✔ . Viewing angle adjustment screen Page 12 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14...
- Page 15 PRESS ✔ to proceed to step 21. PRESS ✔ . Note: PRESS PRINT during normal operation and current data will be transmitted if data output (035) Data transmit screen is selected. MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 13...
- Page 16 Sanitization key identification. Programming of Sanitization Keys screen REPEAT instruction 4 and 5 until all Sanitization keys are registered (maximum of 2 users). PRESS ✔ to complete settings. Page 14 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14...
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Page 17: Setting Consumable Replacement Reminders
PRESS ✔ to accept replacement date and proceed to Protek Filter Replacement. PRESS ✔ confirm that resetting is required PRESS ✗ to abort reset. PRESS ✔ . UV replacement date screen MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 15... - Page 18 Sanitization replacement date PRESS ✔ to accept replacement date and complete settings. PRESS ✔ confirm that resetting is required PRESS ✗ to abort reset. PRESS ✔ . Sanitization reminder screen Page 16 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14...
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Page 19: Operation
It is recommended that the system only runs in continuous mode when the demand for water is high (greater than 50% of the make up flow) During recirculation the water temperature will tend to increase slowly. MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 17... -
Page 20: Maintenance
Wet ‘O’ rings and SLIDE new cartridge into position pushing upwards against pack reader contacts. EASE back and ENSURE that the pack is fully engaged (down) in the retainers. Page 18 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14... -
Page 21: Replacing Ultra-Microfilter (Lc109)
4. UNSCREW UMF from top connection 5. INSTALL new UMF 6. RECONNECT 7. RINSE water to drain to recommission the system. 8. RESET reminder as described in section 3.3 Ultra-Microfilter Ultra-Microfilter position MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 19... -
Page 22: Replacing Uv Lamp (Lc105)
RECONNECT to electrical connectors top and bottom. REFIT retaining spring clips top and bottom REPLACE Medpure pack (if fitted). RESET consumable reminder as described in Section 3.3. UV Lamp connection Page 20 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14... -
Page 23: Replacing Protek L1 (Lc175) Or Protek L2 (Lc177) Pre-Treatment Cartridges
10. Wet ‘O’ rings and SLIDE Protek until it is fully engaged 11. CLOSE retaining clamp and fasten CLIP 12. The unit will automatically recognize the new cartridge and date. Protek L1/L2 removal Protek L1/L2 replacement MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 21... -
Page 24: Replacing E- Cartridge (Lc181) Standard On Re Variant Only
For information regarding the replacement of the reverse osmosis module contact Customer Services. Page 22 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14... -
Page 25: Sanitization
The sanitization frequency required is dependent on the feedwater, local environment, usage patterns and application. As a general rule, ELGA LabWater recommends sanitization of the RO at 6 monthly intervals. However, the period between sanitizations could be extended in particular circumstances. For example, microbial growth will usually be lower with clean feed water, well-maintained pre-treatment, low temperatures and heavy usage. - Page 26 UNSCREW the large white lid on the left of the unit. ADD 50ml of Minncare Cold Sterilant REPLACE lid. PRESENT GREEN sanitization to reader to confirm that the sanitant has been added. Confirmation sanitiant is added Page 24 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14...
- Page 27 PRESS ✓ to accept the sanitization reminder REMOVE the “DO NOT USE/CONTAINS STERILANT” label. RO sanitization process steps STORE or DISPOSE of any remaining chemical as directed on the manufacturer’s label. reminder Set Sanitization MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 25...
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Page 28: Emergency Bypass
Open valve 3 Monitor the level in the reservoir to ensure it does not overflow. Monitor water purity independently or install new Medpure L1 cartridges to guarantee water purity. Page 26 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14... -
Page 29: Calculation For Medpure L1 Cartridge Life
UMF. The capacity will be somewhat less (typically 20 to 40% less) if a water purity of 10 M.cm is needed. MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 27... -
Page 30: Trouble Shooting
The appropriate action to then take (for the more common alarm displays) is shown on the Quick Reference Guide (fitted to the inside of the door of the MEDICA.) If the unit cannot be repaired using the information shown, please call your local ELGA LabWater representative (See Section 12.0 - Useful Contact Details). -
Page 31: Key To Control Panel
Option ON point Cancel Output Clock Recirculate Date Reset Right Sanitization Down PASSkey Sanitization Drain reminder Save data Scroll Transport Hazard mode Feed Fill Viewing angle Add sanitant Recirc MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 29... -
Page 32: Technical Specification
794 mm (31.8”) Width 470 mm (18.8”) Depth Supply weight 44 kg 45 kg 52 kg 53 kg Operational weight 101 kg 102 kg 109 kg 110 kg Installation Floor/ bench Page 30 MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 - 07/14... - Page 33 System to be regularly sanitized and installed following ELGA LabWater installation design guidelines. As part of our policy of continual improvement we reserve the right to alter the specifications given in this document. MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 31...
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Page 34: Warranty/Conditions Of Sale
MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US Operator Manual ELGA WARRANTY/CONDITIONS OF SALE ELGA LabWater is a trading name of VWS (UK) Ltd. General Limited Warranty VWS (UK) Ltd. warrants the products manufactured by it against defects in materials and workmanship when used in accordance with applicable instructions for a period of one year from the date of shipment for the products. - Page 35 VWS (UK) Ltd. warrants its products against defects in materials and workmanship as described in the Warranty statement on the preceding pages. MEDICA Pro 30/60/120 US MANU40594 Version 1 – 07/14 Page 33...
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Page 36: Useful Contact Details
Service office visit the country list on our website http://www.elgalabwater.com or contact ELGA at the number above. ELGA® is the global laboratory water brand name of Veolia Water. ELGA®, PURELAB®, MEDICA® and CENTRA® are trademarks of ELGA LabWater. Page 34...
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After replacing a new recirculation pump, why an alarm 96 is happened. Even the new LC174 and micro filters are replaced. And also after the voltage is adjusted, it start to work and after some minute, it stop working.
Alarm 96 on the ELGA MEDICA Pro 30 indicates high loop pressure. After replacing the recirculation pump and filters, this alarm can occur if there is an obstruction, air trapped in the system, or incorrect installation of components.
Even after adjusting the voltage, the unit may stop working because the pump may not be operating correctly, the filters may be clogged or improperly seated, or the system may still contain air pockets affecting water flow. Checking for blockages, ensuring proper installation, and purging air from the system can help resolve the issue. If the problem persists, contacting technical support is recommended.
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