Midmark M9/M11 Error Code C667 Leave a comment
In this article, we’re going to explain one of the many error codes that can affect your Midmark M9/Midmark M11 autoclave. This article will focus specifically on error code C667. We’ll tell you about the problem, what displays when the error occurs, its possible causes, and the course of action to take to resolve said error.
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Display/Symptom
C667: DRY MODE PRESSURE HARDWARE
UNPLUG / REPLUG UNIT
Pressure A/D converter reports an average value outside the limits for normal operation during DRY mode.
Causes, Checks and Actions
Possible Cause 1: Temperature sensor malfunctioning.
- Check A: Check for residue build up on temperature sensor probe.
- Action A: Clean sensor probe with Speed-Clean, distilled water, and abrasive pad.
- Check B: Check that nothing is touching or crowding the temperature sensor. (Example: trays, pouches, cassettes, etc.)
- Action B: Reposition items so nothing touches or crowds the temperature sensor.
- Check C: Perform: Temperature Sensor Resistance Test. Allow sensor to cool to room temperature before testing. Acceptable range 1.07-1.1K Ω. Refer to: Temperature Sensor Resistance Test
- Action C: Replace temperature sensor.
M9 Temperature Sensor available here
M11 Temperature Sensor available here.
- Check D: Perform: Temperature Sensor Supply Voltage Test. Disconnect sensor harness from J12 on PC board. On pins 1 & 2 acceptable range is 4.0 – 6.0 VDC. Refer to: Temperature Sensor Supply Voltage Test
- Action D: Replace Main PC board.
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M11 PC Board OEM available here
Possible Cause 2: Pressure Tubing at incorrect angle.
- Check: Check tubing for restrictions and ensure tubing is angled down and away from the PC Board.
- Action: Adjust pressure tubing to correct angle.
M9/M11 Pressure tubing kit available here.
Possible Cause 3: PC Board malfunctioning.
- Check 1: Perform: Heating Element Supply Voltage Test (With harness attached to leads should have line voltage in test mode)
- Check 2: Perform: Main PC Board Relay Test (Check TP1 & TP2 for an acceptable range: 10 to 14 VDC)
- Check 3: Perform: Main PC Board Pressure Transducer Voltage Test (Acceptable range: 4.0 to 6.0 VDC)
- Action: Replace Main PC board.
M9 PC Board OEM available here
M11 PC Board OEM available here
Possible Cause 4: Facility voltage to high/low.
- Check: Test facility supply voltage. Voltage must be… 115V models: 104 – 127 VAC 50/60 Hz 230V models: 207 – 253 VAC 50/60 Hz
- Action: Contact an electrician to modify voltage.
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