Scican Statim
Scican Statim
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 SciCan Statim 2000 For Sale  US $1,250.00
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 NEW SciCan Statim 2000 Sterilizer Autoclave w 1yr WNTY US $3,700.00
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 Scican Statim 2000 Steam Sterilizer Autoclave Dental Medical Tattoo US $2,700.00
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 DENTAL MEDICAL AUTOCLAVE STERILIZER STATIM 2000 SciCan US $3,895.00
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 SCICAN STATIM 2000 Steam Sterilizer Autoclave NEW PARTS BIG SALE PRICE US $1,799.00
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 SciCan Statim 5000 New No Printer with Warranty US $5,198.98
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 SciCan Statim 2000 US $3,998.98
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 SCICAN STATIM 5000 Sterilizer Autoclave Low Cycles Only 975 US $3,000.00
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 SCICAN STATIM Steam Sterilizer Autoclave LOW CYCLES Dental Medical US $2,550.00
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 SciCan STATIM 2000 Cassette Autoclave US $5,500.00 |
 SciCan STATIM 5000 Cassette Autoclave US $5,995.00 |
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Your Statim Autoclave seems to be going well when suddenly the alarm goes off and you are getting error Code 25: Thermal Fuse.
If you are thinking there goes another $300.00 (and that is the going rate - plus parts & shipping both ways), you are in for a pleasant surprise. Repairing the problem is not as difficult as you may think, and the replacement part is less than $16.00.
You need only one tool to confirm that the problem is really the Thermal Fuse: A cheap Volt/Ohm Meter. if you don't already own one, you can get one for around $10 from Wal-Mart or Lowes. And it doesn't make any difference whether it is analog or digital.
Thermal fuses are like any other fuses. They get stressed by the load, or a power surge, or just weaken over time and eventually give out. A filament breaks: and there is no longer a path for the electricity to get from one point to the other. Since the path is broken, the component cannot get power and therefore doesn't work.
The meter simply determines whether or not the electrical path is there.
After checking for continuity, and confirming the Thermal Fuse is the Problem you are ready to make the repair. The repair is pretty straightforward and in reality consists of nothing more than replacing the fuse.
The only tools you will need to complete the repair are: (One) Phillips Head Screwdriver, (One) Small Slotted Screwdriver; (One) 3/8" Open-End Wrench; and (Two) 7/16 Open-End Wrenches.
Under the cover, the inside of the Statim is very interesting. There is a Steam Generator (the Boiler), a Compressor, a PC Board and a Water Pump. In replacing the thermal fuse you will be working with the Boiler and the PC Board.
The Thermal Fuse is located under the Boiler and is contained inside the white insulation you see snaking under it. You will need to disconnect some of the lines going to the boiler (but not all of them) and the screwdriver is needed to remove the mounting bracket.
The only thing you will be doing with the PC Board is simply unplugging the wire leading from the old fuse and replacing it with the wire from the new one when you are ready to. There are a few things you have to be careful of, and we cover them in detail in the link below.
If you do the repair yourself, you benefit in a couple of ways. Not only will you save $300.00, you will also remove the mystery & gain a better knowledge of your Statim.
Click Here For Free Diagrams & Detailed Step-By-Step Instructions (Including how to check for continuity safely and easily) for your Scican Statim. AllClaveParts.com: Autoclave Repairs Made Simple.
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STFU University $16.99 Whether you went to college or not (or "university" as you Europeeps are wont to call it), you can appreciate the desire to show support for your school. It doesn't matter if you want to put a sticker on your car, paint your chest with funny letters, or wear a furry animal suit at sporting events. If you love your school you'll find a way to show it. Well, we've teamed up with the fine folks over at STFUniversity to provide an outlet to show a little school spirit. STFU is our favorite institution, and though many of us attended other universities around the world, we're encouraging as many people as we can to embrace STFU and its ideals. Tuition is cheap at STFU, in fact it's free. There are no books to buy, and since there's no physical campus, you can study as little or as often as you like; though we think you'll find the more you immerse yourself in the STFU lifestyle, the happier and more fulfilled all our lives will be. 100% cotton, heavyweight t-shirt in Navy blue. "STFU" and "Subsiste Sermonem Statim" printed on the front with a strangely-gagged mascot in white, orange, and blue. There is a 'distressed' effect on the whole design for maximum University appeal. For the non-Latin-inclined, the motto translates to "Stop Talking Now." And, of course the year the University was founded is 1337. No qualms there we are certain. |
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