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                                                                                       User manual for Operating table SU-14 

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4  Installation and operation of accessories 

The following extra accessories may be provided with the operating table SU-14: 
 

 

Elements of accessories 

Symbol 

 

1 

Screen frame 

WS-01.5  14 kg 

2 

Screen frame with width regulation 

WS-01.6  14 kg 

3 

Hand grip 

WS-02.5  17 kg 

4 

Thigh grip 

WS-03.5  23 kg 

5 

Shank grip 

WS-04.5  23 kg 

6 

Knee support 

WS-05.5  17 kg 

7 

Left and right arm support 

WS-06.5  14 kg 

8 

Hand angular support 

WS-07.5  14 kg 

9 

Big supporting bolster 

WS-08.5  50 kg 

10 

Trolley for accessories 

WS-13.5  50 kg 

11 

Grip for anaesthesiologist pipes 

WS-14.5  14 kg 

12 

Table for tools 

WS-15.5  14 kg 

13 

Single position stripe 

WS-16.5  100Nm 

14 

Multi position clamp mechanism 

WS-17.6  100Nm 

15 

Multi position clamp mechanism 

WS-17.7  100Nm 

16 

Hand support 

WS-22.5  20 kg  

17 

Complete handrails 

WS-32.5  23 kg 

18 

Side x-ray handle 

WS-33.0  14 kg 

19 

Wrist grip 

WS-34.5  14 kg 

20 

Attachment do arthroscopy 

WS-39.5  17 kg  

21 

Attachment for meniscus operation 

WS-40.5  17 kg 

22 

Belly belts 

WS-41.0  125 kg 

23 

Footrest belts 

WS-42.0  23 kg 

24 

Hand belt 

WS-43.0  17 kg 

25 

Thigh belt 

WS-44.0  23 kg 

26 

Support for hand surgery 

WS-48.5  17 kg 

27 

Womb support 

WS-49.5  40 kg 

28 

Side support 

WS-50.5  40 kg 

29 

Side rest with lever 

WS-50.6  40 kg 

30 

Chest rest 

WS-52.5  40 kg 

31 

Partial denture of sides shelves 

WS-53.0  14 kg 

32 

Shoulder-sides rest 

WS-59.5  14 kg 

33 

lithotomic stirrups  

WS-64.5  25 kg 

34 

Mattress for spine  

WS-65.0  80 kg 

35 

collar 

WS-66.0  20 kg 

36 

Collar under neck 

WS-68.0  10 kg 

37 

headrest 

WS-69.0  10 kg 

38 

Support for shoulder surgery 

WS-87.5  14 kg 

39 

hand rest 

PR-01.5  20 kg 

40 

Drip hander  

WK-01.5  10 kg 

When ordering table accessories, please give table’s name and symbol. 
 
The  producer  reserves  the  right  to  modify  accessories  according  to  client  requirements  and 
produce new accessories complains with norm of safety. 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SU-14

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL Operating table SU 14 Factory number Edition 10 00 Issuance date March 2017 FAMED ŻYWIEC Spółka z o o Appendixes 2 3 List of Spare Parts ...

Page 2: ...irements of the directive contained in Appendix 1 The compliance procedure was carried out in accordance with appendix VII of the directive Manufacturer Famed Żywiec Sp z o o Fabryczna 1 34 300 Żywiec POLAND Phone numbers Info line 48 33 866 63 75 24 hours a day Head office 48 33 866 62 00 Marketing Department 48 33 866 63 00 02 Export Department 48 33 866 62 50 52 Service 48 33 866 63 25 Fax 48 3...

Page 3: ...use the guarantee for the product to be invalid Before starting any repairs the table must be disconnected from mains Operation table has been designed for a patient of 200kg of weight Notes concerned with safety The sign shown below says Warning Follow the instructions for safe use A label showing this sign is placed on any parts or mechanisms which may prove to be harmful to the patient or the p...

Page 4: ...rg or reverse Trendelenburg and lateral tilt patient should be secured against uncontrolled sliding down from the operating table Use shoulder supports supporting rollers side supports belts and grips as securing elements Notes concerning start up operation and use The table during use should not be in the place which obstructs its disconnection from the mains When performing longitudinal Trendele...

Page 5: ... the obligatory accessories for surgical tables Hand controller must be within reach of the medical staff Notes concerning disinfecting The product must not be disinfected in disinfecting chambers No bleaching agents containing active chlorine or oxygen caustic or corrosive chemicals are allowed No agents destroying the structure of plastic organic solvents can be applied to the plastic elements N...

Page 6: ... CHANGE OF THE ANGULAR POSITION OF THE BACKRES SEGMENT 16 3 7 CHANGEOFANGULARPOSITIONOFTHEFOOTRESTS 17 3 8 INSERT AND TAKE OUT OF FOOTREST 17 3 9 INSERTING AND REMOVING FOOTREST 18 3 10 INSTALLATION AND REMOVALOF THE HEADREST 18 3 11 INSTALLATION AND DISASSEMBLY OF MATRESSES 18 3 12 T ABLE MOBILITY 18 3 13 ANTISTATICPROPERTIES 19 3 14 POTENTIAL EQUALIZING CLAMPS 19 3 15 COLISION 19 3 16 BATTERY CH...

Page 7: ...o take all necessary precautions in order to prevent all life and health hazards concerning the user patients and any third party Only authorised persons who underwent special training and are acquainted with this manual may operate the product The user must also ensure that all persons who operate the product have read understood and apply instructions contained in this manual 1 4 Description of ...

Page 8: ...User manual for Operating table SU 14 Page 8 1 5 Components and Functions description Fig 1 Operating table SU 14 27 ...

Page 9: ... of the table top with terminal 650 mm 5 mm min table top height from floor the table stands on wheels 750 mm 15 mm max table top height from floor the table stands on wheels 1050mm 15 mm lifting angle of seat segment 85 lowering angle of seat segment 40 lifting angle of leg segment 20 25 lowering angle of foot support 90 Footrests widening angle 180 for two piece footrests angle of lateral tilt 2...

Page 10: ...User manual for Operating table SU 14 Page 10 1 7 Use parameters The drawing below presents the main use parameter fig 2 ...

Page 11: ...ts of the table or its equipment Throughout surgical procedures the table must be connected to the installation of potential equalization in the operations room When performing longitudinal Trendelenburg or reverse Trendelenburg and lateral tilting patient should be secured against uncontrolled sliding down from the operating table Use shoulder supports supporting rollers side supports belts and g...

Page 12: ...ecommended distances between portable radio transmitters and the product Rated maximum output power of transmitter W 150 kHz to 80 MHz P d 2 1 distance in meters 150 kHz to 800 MHz P d 2 1 distance in meters 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz P d 3 2 distance in meters 0 01 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 4 0 4 0 7 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 10 4 4 7 100 12 12 23 For transmitters the maximum output power of which is not specified above the...

Page 13: ...o a building where it is to be installed a product should be left for at least 12 hours Only after this time you can set a product in operation Laminar storage is permissible in accordance with the packaging marking In the absence of the marking storied storage is prohibited In case of the specific transport conditions particularly low temperature transport it is necessary to negotiate the way of ...

Page 14: ...take the table from the palette and stop it add the headrest item 3 10 Installation and operation of the headrest place the product in its destination which meets the requirements described in this manual item 1 2 General requirements Connect the table to the mains voltage of 230V 50 60 Hz by connecting the power cord fig 1 Item 27 into the power socket at the base of the table and then to a wall ...

Page 15: ...itch on through place the switching in I position Fig 1 pos 17 At this moment the table is activated and carrying out the movements through pushing the functioning control button is possible The buttons 1 to 7 are functioning buttons When the functioning button is pressed the movement represented by button symbol is operated so long as the button is pressed Caution The wire connected controller is...

Page 16: ...d table top stops automatically Caution When performing longitudinal and side tilting functions patient should be secured against uncontrolled sliding down from the operating table Use shoulder supports supporting rollers side supports belts and grips as securing elements 3 5 Memory of table top position zero position The table controller enable writing 3 any table top position in this memory Ever...

Page 17: ...olt 3 4 turns fig 1 item 23 and turning the footrest of the desired angle to the side Caution When the function is performed the footrests may collide with the base Check the proper clamp of the handle that locked the footrest turning 3 8 Insert and take out of footrest Footrest plate fig 5 item 1 is fixed by wedges fig 1 item 10 placed on the bottom of the seat segment by the blockages placed on ...

Page 18: ...hen the headrest is put on the stripe one should determine its position by screwing down the screw fig 1 item 8 The headrest is dismounted by unscrewing of the screw and removal of the headrest from the stripe The angle of the headrest is changed similarly to the backrest segment that is by the handle which moves the mechanism of the gas spring When the lever is pressed fig 1 item 6 the required a...

Page 19: ...ut surgical procedures the table must be connected to the installation of potential equalization in the operations room The cable is provided in standard table accessories 3 15 Collisions In some extreme positions of the table in particular when accessories installed on side stripes are used mechanical collisions may take place Because of that one should protect the table and accessories from dama...

Page 20: ...ls WS 32 5 23 kg 18 Side x ray handle WS 33 0 14 kg 19 Wrist grip WS 34 5 14 kg 20 Attachment do arthroscopy WS 39 5 17 kg 21 Attachment for meniscus operation WS 40 5 17 kg 22 Belly belts WS 41 0 125 kg 23 Footrest belts WS 42 0 23 kg 24 Hand belt WS 43 0 17 kg 25 Thigh belt WS 44 0 23 kg 26 Support for hand surgery WS 48 5 17 kg 27 Womb support WS 49 5 40 kg 28 Side support WS 50 5 40 kg 29 Side...

Page 21: ...after locking the segment should not change its position check by manual pressing of the segment 3 Check if there are no mechanical plays by manually moving the top of the table 4 Check the work of the electro mechanics system by performance of all movements controlled by wire connected control If the table underwent the above described tests with positive results and there were no disturbing soun...

Page 22: ...ements concerning cleaning and disinfecting shall result in losing the guarantee for the product 6 3 Damages and defects Damages and defects found in the product or product accessories should be reported immediately to a person in charge of such issues The bed which can not be safely operated e g damaged electric or mechanical elements must not be used till it is repaired 6 4 Repairs and conservat...

Page 23: ...mpliance check General technical condition check Table 2 Checking safety and functions check of functioning of remote operated functionalities check of reset function calibration of inclinometers checking collision limits checking antistatic parameters of mattresses Resistance value shall be within the range from 10 4 to 10 6 Q Check of electric connections Check of base and column condition Check...

Page 24: ...spection should involve a visual inspection and the noticed malfunctions should be handled as provided in item 6 6 Location of defects and their removal 6 6 Location of defects and their removal damage Possible cause removal The table cannot be moved locked wheels Unlock blockade pedal Batteries discharged Charge the batteries Control plug incorrectly plugged to the socket in the table Plug in the...

Page 25: ...n such an environment Immunity test IEC 60601 1 2 Test level Compliance level Electromagnetic environment guidance Electrostatic discharge ESD IEC 61000 4 2 6 kV contact 8 kV air 6 kV contact 8 kV air In the location of SU 14 use the floor should be wooden concrete or covered with ceramic tiles If the floor is covered with a synthetic material the relative humidity should be at least 30 Surge IEC ...

Page 26: ...ecommended distance in meters m Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters as determined by an electromagnetic site survey a should be less than the compliance in each frequency range Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with following symbol a Field strength from fixed transmitters such as base stations for radio cellular cordless telephones and land mobile radio amateur rad...

Page 27: ...particular boxes of a name plate 1 Name logo and address of the Manufacturer 2 Product symbol 3 General markers CE mark Warning Follow the instructions for safe use Caution During disposal of the product one should act according to the Act concerning electrical and electronic equipment waste 4 Product trade number with untypical order number if applicable 5 Index of the product 6 Class of duty 7 P...

Page 28: ...User manual for Operating table SU 14 Page 28 8 2 Labels ...

Page 29: ...oint see point 2 1 3 The method of battery charging 4 Warning Follow the instructions for safe use 5 For clearing and disinfection you should not use agents containing active oxygen and chlorine 6 Maximal workload 200 kg 7 Central wheels blockade 8 Back rest adjustment ...

Page 30: ...nt 10 Foot rest adjustment 11 Hook for alimentation cable 12 Follow the instructions 13 Power socket Notice The producer reserves the right to introduce in the product structural modifications resulting from technical progress which are not covered in this operating manual ...

Page 31: ... 1 C183701000005 2 Famed Żywiec Sp z o o 14 Earthing screw 1 C028001010088000 2 Famed Żywiec Sp z o o 15 Base cover 1 C183600000016 2 Famed Żywiec Sp z o o 16 Lock pedal left 2 S06549065006020 2 Famed Żywiec Sp z o o 17 Lock pedal right 2 S06549065006021 2 Famed Żywiec Sp z o o 18 Back rest mattress 1 C183702000003 2 Famed Żywiec Sp z o o 19 Servo motor for Trendelenburg 1 S09164004005711 2 Famed ...

Page 32: ...nual for Operating Table SU 12 Page 32 Legend Markers in column Category 1 The elements endanger fast wear out 2 The elements not endanger fast wear out 3 The elements wear out depended of condition of exploitation ...

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