Miele G 7881 Service Manual

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Page 1 - Dental Thermal Disinfector

Operating and InstallationInstructionsDental Thermal DisinfectorG 7881To prevent accidentsand machine damageread these instructionsbeforeinstallation

Page 2 - Contents

a "On/Off" buttonb "Door" buttonc Displayd "Display" button with indicator(toggles between the elapsed time,active wash

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a Connection for DOS module G 60 atthe rear of the machine(Optional dispenser pump for liquiddetergent).b Service panelc Triple filter systemd Salt re

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Before using for the first time pleasepay special attention to the followingpoints:Detailed information on these pointscan be found in the relevant se

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Electric door lockThe machine is equipped with anelectric door lock.The door can only be opened if:^the machine is connected to theelectrical supply,^

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To obtain good cleaning results, thedisinfector needs soft water. Hard tapwater results in calcium deposits on theinstruments and machine.If your tap

Page 7 - INSTRUCTIONS

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Filling the salt reservoirOnly special, coarse-grainedreactivation salt should be used in thismachine, available from Miele'sProfessional Departm

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^Clean any excess salt from thethreads and seal of the containeropening.^ Screw the cap on securely.^ Immediately run the "Rinse" programto

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,Use only special processingchemicals for dental thermaldisinfectors and observe themanufacturer's recommendations foruse. In particular, always

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Rinse aid indicator^ Refill rinse aid when the rinse aidindicator lights.Setting the rinse aid dosageThe dosage adjuster in the opening hassettings ad

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Function of the Dental Thermal Disinfector . . . . . .

Page 13 - Opening and closing the door

Adding neutralizerNeutralizer causes remains of alkalinedetergents on the items surface to beneutralized.The neutralizer is automaticallydispensed in

Page 14 - Water softener

Neutralizer indicator^ Refill the container for neutralizer orreplace it with a new one when the"Neutralizer" indicator lights.Remember to r

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Liquid OptionAs a separate option, this machine canalso be fitted with a dispenser pump forautomatic liquid detergent dispensing(DOS-Module G 60). Thi

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Powder detergent,Avoid inhaling cleaning agentsin powder form. If processingchemicals are ingested, they cancause chemical burns in the mouthand throa

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The disinfector can be equipped with alower and upper basket which can befitted with different inserts, dependingon the type and form of items to bedi

Page 18 - Rinse aid

Loading the machine–Load the items to be washed so thatwater can access all surfaces.–Do not place items inside otherpieces.–Water must flow through h

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Water connection springadapterThe spring adapter for waterconnection must engage correctlywhen a basket or injector unit isinserted in the machine. It

Page 20 - Neutralizing agent

General informationEffects ActionDamage to elastomer (seals and hoses)or plastic components of the machinemay cause the materials to swell,shrink, har

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Connected processing chemicalsEffects ActionThe ingredients of the processingchemicals have a considerable effecton the durability and functionality (

Page 22 - Detergent

Connected processing chemicalsEffects ActionThe following processing chemicalscan result in excessive foaming:–cleaning and rinsing agents thatcontain

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Programming functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36For all programming functions: ...

Page 24 - Loading the machine

SoilingEffects ActionThe following substances can causeexcessive foaming during washing andrinsing:–agents such as disinfection agents,dish detergents

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Turning on^Close the door.^Press the "On/Off" button.If the program selector is in the fposition an indicator lights in thedisplay.Starting

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During a program, the "Display" ßbutton can be used to toggle betweenthe:–actual temperature–elapsed program time and–active wash block(depe

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Canceling a program,If a program is canceled it mustbe run again to be complete.Canceling a program because of aninterruptionThe program is stopped pr

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Choose your program according to the types of instruments or utensils beingcleaned and the degree of soiling.Programs(fixed)Program DescriptionWash Wa

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Program Sequence1. Pre-wash 2. Cleaningand/orthermaldisinfectionand/orcleaning1)3. Interimrinse IwithNeutralization4. Interimrinse II5. Finalrinse1)an

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Note any adjustments of the factory settings in the provided field in case aservice call is necessary.General notes–Non occupied program selector posi

Page 31 - Turning on

Dispensing liquid detergent with the DOS moduleSetting the dosageThe dispensing concentration for liquid detergent must be set. It must be setaccordin

Page 32 - Changing a program

Priming the liquid detergent dispensing systemThe dispensing system needs to be primed:- when the dispensing concentration is set for the first time,-

Page 33 - Turning off

Dispensing neutralizer with the DOS moduleSetting the dosageThe dispensing concentration for neutralizer must be set according to themanufacturer&apos

Page 34 - Program guide

This machine conforms to currentsafety requirements. However,inappropriate use can lead topersonal injury and propertydamage. Read the operatinginstru

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Priming the neutralizer dispensing systemThe dispensing system needs to be primed:- when the dispensing concentration is set for the first time,- if t

Page 36 - Programming functions

BuzzerA buzzer can be programmed for the following functions:– End of program, constant tone,– Fault, tone in 1 second rhythm,– Signal to take a sampl

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This machine offers the ability todocument the cleaning process(process documentation)The documentation process can becompleted either by an externals

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Periodic maintenance for this applianceis recommended every 1,000 hours orannually.Routine checksThe routine checks must be done dailyby the user befo

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,Wear protective gloves andgoggles when cleaning thismachine.Filter combinationThe machine must not be usedwithout all the filters in place. Thefilter

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Cleaning the fine, flat and micro-finefilters^Remove the coarse filter.^Remove the fine filter from betweenthe flat and micro-fine filters.^ To unscre

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Cleaning the spray armsThe spray arms can get clogged.Check daily and clean if necessary.Remove the spray arms as follows:^Remove the baskets.Spray ar

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Cleaning the drain pump andnon-return valveIf water has not been pumped away atthe end of a program the drain pump orthe non-return valve may be block

Page 43 - Maintenance

Cleaning the water inlet filtersTo protect the water inlet valve, filtersare incorporated in the intake hoseattached to the water faucet. If thefilter

Page 44 - Cleaning and Care

Cleaning the control panel^The control panel should only becleaned with a damp cloth or asuitable cleaner for use on plasticmaterials.,Do not use abra

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~Take care when handlingprocessing chemicals (detergents,softeners, neutralizers, etc.). These maycontain irritant or corrosive ingredients.Wear prote

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The following guide can be used to help address minor problems without aservice call.Repairs should only be performed by Miele Technical Service. Work

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What if ... Possible fault SolutionBefore starting aprogram, the indicator8 Detergent flashes.A program cannot bestarted.Before fixing the fault:–Turn

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What if ... Possible fault SolutionBefore starting aprogram, the"Neutralizer" indicatorflashes. A programcannot be started.Before fixing the

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What if ... Possible fault SolutionThe "Recharge"indicator flashes.The water softener has runout of salt.Refill the salt reservoir.The indic

Page 50 - Frequently asked questions

What if ... Possible fault SolutionThe program wascanceled, the indicatorp/6 flashes.Before fixing the fault:–Turn the programselector to f, the fault

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What if ... Possible fault SolutionDetergent is left in thedispenser at the end ofa program.–Remove any detergentresidue.–Prepare dishes again.The dis

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What if ... Possible fault SolutionInstruments showcorrosion.There is too much chloridein the water.Have the water analyzed.Probable need for external

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What if ... Possible fault SolutionThe items have stains. The rinse aid dosage is settoo low.Increase the dispenseamount for rinse aid.The container f

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Thermo switchThis machine has a resettable heaterlimiter which will shut off the elements inthe event of over-heating. This could becaused for example

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,This machine must be installed,maintained and repaired by anauthorized Miele service technician.Maintenance and repair workperformed by unqualified p

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The following points should beobserved to assist in maintainingquality standards and to avoiddamage to the loads being cleaned.~Only use process chemi

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Page 59 - After sales service

Please refer to the installationdiagram included with the machine.,Furniture and fittings installednear the machine must be of acommercial standard, a

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Positioning and securing themachineTo ensure stability the machine mustfirst be aligned and then secured to thecountertop.^Open the door.^ Screw the m

Page 61 - INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

,All electrical work must becarried out by a suitably qualifiedelectrician in accordance with localand national safety regulations.–Connection should

Page 62 - Installation

Connection to the water inlet,Water in the machine is notsuitable for drinking.^For technical application reasons, themachine is supplied as standard

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DI water connectionIf required the machine can beconnected as standard to a DI watersupply of:Acceptable water pressure(flow rate): 10 - 147 psiRecomm

Page 64 - Electrical connection

Drainage^The drainage system is fitted with anon-return valve which prevents dirtywater from flowing back into themachine via the drain hose.^The mach

Page 65 - Plumbing

Height:with lid 33 7/16" (85 cm)without lid 32 5/16" (82 cm)Width: 23 5/8 " (60 cm)Depth: 23 5/8 " (60 cm)Depth with the door open

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Disposal of the packingmaterialThe protective packing materials areenvironmentally safe and can berecycled.Ensure that any plastic wrappings,bags, etc

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~When using cleaning agents andspecialized products, it is essential thatthe manufacturer’s instructions arefollowed. Chemicals must only be usedfor t

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Alteration rights reserved / 2011M.-Nr. 07 778 191 / 01

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High-level disinfectionThe G 7881 Dental Thermal Disinfectoris suitable for automatic treatment ofdental instruments and accessories. Itcleans and in

Page 72 - M.-Nr. 07 778 191 / 01

Instruments suitable for processingin the thermal disinfectorIn general, only high quality stainlesssteel instruments are suitable forprocessing in th

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