FujiFilm ED-580XT, Operation Manual

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Chapter 6
Trouble
shooting
6.3 Handling of Endoscope with Abnormality
If the problem persists even after following “6.3.1 When Suction Valve Does Not Return to Its
Original Position”, contact your local FUJIFILM dealer.
6.3.1 When Suction Valve Does Not Return to Its Original Position
WARNING
• If it is necessary to supply air or water from the suction connector when an abnormality is
found in the suction valve during a procedure, do so while pressing the suction valve. If
air or water is supplied without pressing the suction valve, body fluids may leak or splash
from the suction valve, posing an infection control risk.
(1) Turn off all related equipment except the processor, light source, monitor, and suction pump.
(2) Raise the forceps elevator lever to lower the forceps elevator.
(3) When using an endotherapy device, slowly withdraw the endotherapy device from the
endoscope.
(4) Aspirate accumulated air (or CO
2
gas) by pressing the suction valve.
(5) Turn off the suction pump.
(6) Turn the up/down and left/right angulation locks in the direction of F (Free) until they stop to
unlock the up/down and left/right angulation knobs.
(7) Operate the up/down and left/right angulation knobs to straighten the bending section before
withdrawing the endoscope.
(8) Slowly withdraw the endoscope.
(9) Prepare the reprocessed injection tube and two clean basins filled with sterile water.
(10) Straighten the insertion portion of the endoscope, and immerse the distal end in a clean basin
filled with sterile water.
(11) Disconnect the suction tube from the suction connector on the LG connector.
(12) Attach the tube for instrument/suction channel of the injection tube to the suction connector on
the LG connector.
(13) Immerse the weight of the injection tube in the other clean basin filled with sterile water.
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