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Version 02.01 • Date 19JAN2017
Putting the Device into Operation
Temperature changes may give rise to condensation in the device. Consequently, the
device has to adapt to the ambient temperature before putting it into operation.
Cleaning and Hygiene
Prior to every application, all parts which come in contact with the patient and which
are intended for reuse must be cleaned or disinfected (unless otherwise instructions
are available).
During cleaning, the AM3 must not be connected to a PC or modem.
Referring to humidity and water which may get into the device, AM3
corresponds to the safety degree IP 22. This means, the device can be cleaned with
a damp (in no case dripping wet) cloth which does not produce fluff. More detailed
information can be found under “Cleaning”. Chemicals required for operation or
care of the unit have to be used in accordance with instructions of the manufacturer
and must always be stored, prepared and made available in specially marked vessels
to prevent any mistakes.
- massive pneumothorax (within the first weeks)
- abdominal or thoracic surgery (depending on the findings 1 to 4 weeks
postoperatively)
- surgery of the eyes, brain, or ears (variable, consultation with the surgeon)
- Special care must be taken when dealing with hemoptysis of unknown origin
Maintenance
The device doesn’t require to perform preventive inspection, maintenance and
calibration. No part of the AM3 should be replaced by the subject/doctor.
Use ERT approved accessories and spare parts for this medical device, only.
If the device/applied part has been exposed to extreme mechanical stress, a function
test has to be performed. If function is lost, the defective part is to be replaced.
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