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Instructions for Use

Electrosurgical Unit Minicutter

44

Revision 08

Maximum and one-half maximum output power

H

F out

put

pow

er

in W

Connection resistance in Ω

Setting 10
Setting 5

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Summary of Contents for Minicutter

Page 1: ...Front Cover English Electrosurgical Unit Minicutter Instructions for Use 90 251 52 41 Revision 08 Date of Release 2021 02...

Page 2: ...ocket 13 Connect foot switch to socket 13 Connect bipolar instrument to socket 14 Connect foot switch to socket 15 Select bipolar coag current button 9 Adjust output power Select cutting current Adjus...

Page 3: ...e danger to life Follow Instructions for Use Catalog number Serial number Manufacturer Manufacturing date Non ionizing electromagnetic radiation CE conformity marking Warning Dangerous high voltage Cl...

Page 4: ...ns and Displays 11 4 3 Mains Connection 12 4 4 Equipotential Bonding Connection 13 4 5 Switching On Off 13 4 6 Monopolar Operation 13 4 6 1 Connection of the Neutral Electrode 13 4 6 2 Connection of H...

Page 5: ...h Other Devices 30 5 10 Risks from Accessory Equipment 30 5 11 Inadvertent emission of HF energy 30 5 12 Maintenance 30 6 Cleaning and Disinfection 31 7 Safety Check SC 32 8 Accessories 33 9 Technical...

Page 6: ...operation of the unit as well as in its permissible combination with other medical devices objects and accessories This duly instructed officer shall subsequently be responsible for familiarizing the...

Page 7: ...l invalidate any liability claims against Gebr der Martin 1 5 Inspection upon Receipt by User Immediately upon receipt the goods must be checked for completeness and potential damage in transit Notice...

Page 8: ...both genders alike Reference to both genders is avoided purely for reasons of improved readability 2 1 Symbols Used in this Document In this document important information such as general or safety r...

Page 9: ...urrent concentration is reduced during the further transport of the energy through the patient to the neutral electrode applied on a large area Therefore there is in accordance with its intended purpo...

Page 10: ...ower output is adjusted via rotary knobs All connections for active electrodes neutral electrodes and foot switches are located on the front side Two current types for cutting Smooth cutting and cutti...

Page 11: ...ion button for monopolar cutting 2 5 Activation LED for monopolar coagulation 6 Selection button for contact coagulation 7 Selection button for spray coagulation 8 Activation LED for bipolar coagulati...

Page 12: ...classification of the device BF Unit is defibrillator proof Means WARNING PLEASE READ INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE WARNING HIGH FREQUENCY CURRENTS CAUTION HIGH VOLTAGE 4 3 Mains Connection Before initial swi...

Page 13: ...5 Switching On Off After switching on the device using the mains switch 10 the unit is switched into operation mode After switching the unit on it is operational The surface of the rocker switch must...

Page 14: ...sible 4 6 2 Connection of Handles For monopolar cutting or coagulation a handle with finger switch or a handle without finger switch in combination with a foot switch can be connected Handles are conn...

Page 15: ...g In the operation panel Monopolar Coag that is marked blue on the front plate of the unit an indicator LED 5 indicates the activation of monopolar coagulation current and there are two current type a...

Page 16: ...e angle of rotation the relation for each current type is indicated in the diagrams The specified power is always the maximum power that can be emitted to a nominal load In surgical applications the p...

Page 17: ...the HF voltage transmitted to the instrument The HF current is delivered in accordance with the preset current types and the set power Pressing an activation button on the handle or foot switch activ...

Page 18: ...F activation signal must be sounded Risk of malfunction danger of injury If the HF activation signal can be heard while no foot switch or handle is connected the device is faulty The device must not b...

Page 19: ...e current type available for bipolar coagulation Bipolar coagulation Local contact coagulation in the area of the bipolar electrode pair 4 7 4 Bipolar Power Setting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Use the power...

Page 20: ...functional check The neutral electrode does not have to be connected for bipolar operation As described in section 4 7 Bipolar Operation p 18 we recommend connecting the neutral electrodes even for bi...

Page 21: ...important safety element It can be regulated on the rear of the unit but cannot be deactivated Immediately stop activation of the foot switch pedal The current type bipolar coagulation is deactivated...

Page 22: ...the following The high frequency power should be set to the lowest possible setting for the respective application An insufficient effect while using the standard setting can for example be caused by...

Page 23: ...k or skin on skin contact apart from each other and dry arm trunk leg leg breasts using insulating blankets Place the neutral electrode as close as possible to the operation field For operation fields...

Page 24: ...r scarred tissue If necessary prepare the application site by cleaning and degreasing it strong hair growth is to be removed For removal do not use substances that desiccate the skin e g alcohol Dange...

Page 25: ...clip of the neutral electrode risk of pressure necrosis Electrodes and cables must be applied carefully The supply cables to the high frequency electrodes must be laid out without loops and so that t...

Page 26: ...cause neuromuscular stimulation in the patient Risk of electromagnetic interference with physiological monitoring devices When simultaneously using electrosurgery and monitors on the same patient use...

Page 27: ...note If possible do not use flammable agents for cleaning or disinfection Combustible substances that are used for cleaning or disinfection or as solvents must be evaporated and removed by ventilatio...

Page 28: ...to be observed In case of doubts qualified advice should be sought Contact of the active electrode with metallic parts implants endoprostheses etc during HF activation must be avoided Such patients a...

Page 29: ...r accessories may lead to uncontrolled activation of the generator Unintentional HF activation during active function may also occur if the bipolar instrument is placed on the patient and thus comes i...

Page 30: ...of injury from defective accessory equipment Using accessory equipment that is not in perfect working order defective or faulty can pose a hazard to patients or users and compromise the proper functio...

Page 31: ...it must be disconnected from the grid When handling cleaning agents and disinfectants no liquid may enter the unit The use of spray is not allowed Never clean the unit with scouring agents disinfectan...

Page 32: ...form a target value actual value check of the maximum output power on all outputs for all available operating modes on the indicated nominal load resistors see section 9 Technical Data page 34 Check a...

Page 33: ...constitute a source of danger In case of doubt contact Gebr der Martin The accessory equipment must be suitable for at least the voltages indicated in section 9 Technical Data on page 34 Only accesso...

Page 34: ...ncy 58 77 kHz Operating mode Intermittent INT 10 s 30 s corr to 25 duty factor Mains fuses T 1 6 AH 250 V G 5 x 20 mm Signal level HF display 55 dB A Alarm 65 dB A Weight approx 3 9 kg Radio interfere...

Page 35: ...output voltage max 1 200 Vmax Max output current 510 mA at 300 Crest factor 2 1 Danger of injury from excessive voltage Active accessories to be used with this current must be able to withstand a com...

Page 36: ...Instructions for Use Electrosurgical Unit Minicutter 36 Revision 08 Maximum and one half maximum output power HF output power in W Connection resistance in Setting 10 Setting 5...

Page 37: ...0 Vmax Max output current 480 mA at 300 Crest factor 2 4 Danger of injury from excessive voltage Active accessories to be used with this current must be able to withstand a combination of an HF voltag...

Page 38: ...Instructions for Use Electrosurgical Unit Minicutter 38 Revision 08 Maximum and one half maximum output power HF output power in W Connection resistance in Setting 10 Setting 5...

Page 39: ...dic HF output voltage Max 1 300 Vmax Max output current 600 mA at 200 Crest factor 5 0 Danger of injury from excessive voltage Active accessories to be used with this current must be able to withstand...

Page 40: ...Instructions for Use Electrosurgical Unit Minicutter 40 Revision 08 Maximum and one half maximum output power HF output power in W Connection resistance in Setting 10 Setting 5...

Page 41: ...HF output voltage Max 2 000 Vmax Max output current 450 mA at 300 Crest factor 5 0 Danger of injury from excessive voltage Active accessories to be used with this current must be able to withstand an...

Page 42: ...Instructions for Use Electrosurgical Unit Minicutter 42 Revision 08 Maximum and one half maximum output power HF output power in W Connection resistance in Setting 10 Setting 5...

Page 43: ...ic HF output voltage Max 340 Vmax Max output current 1 200 mA at 50 Crest factor 2 5 Danger of injury from excessive voltage Active accessories to be used with this current must be able to withstand a...

Page 44: ...Instructions for Use Electrosurgical Unit Minicutter 44 Revision 08 Maximum and one half maximum output power HF output power in W Connection resistance in Setting 10 Setting 5...

Page 45: ...immunity of the device and in faulty operation In case of doubt contact Gebr der Martin Guidance and manufacturer s declaration Electromagnetic emission The electrosurgical unit Minicutter is intende...

Page 46: ...oltage 1 kV differential mode voltage 2 kV common mode voltage The quality of the supply voltage should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short power interruptions a...

Page 47: ...inity of equipment marked with the following symbol HF radiated disturbances according to IEC 61000 4 3 3 V m 80 MHz to 2 7 GHz 3 V m 80 MHz to 2 7 GHz Note These guidelines may not apply in all situa...

Page 48: ...704 787 710 745 780 Pulsea 217 Hz 9 800 960 810 870 930 Pulsea 18 Hz 28 1700 1990 1720 1845 1970 Pulsea 217 Hz 28 2400 2570 2450 Pulsea 217 Hz 28 5100 5800 5240 5500 5785 Pulsea 217 Hz 9 Note A minimu...

Page 49: ...lpels in accordance with valid regulations disposal via microbiologically tight and puncture proof containers When vaporizing tissue ensure that you do not inhale the combustion fumes that form by des...

Page 50: ...Instructions for Use Electrosurgical Unit Minicutter 50 Revision 08...

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Page 52: ...martin com Gebr der Martin GmbH Co KG Moscow Russia Phone 7 499 792 76 19 russia klsmartin com Gebr der Martin GmbH Co KG Dubai United Arab Emirates Phone 971 4 454 16 55 middleeast klsmartin com KLS...

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