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All notes and technical data contained in this documentation reflect the status at the publication date. Since we
constantly strive to improve all MAQUET products, however, we reserve the right to adopt modifications at any
time, without giving prior notice. There might therefore be minor differences between the illustrations in this manual
and the product’s current design. This will. however, not impair the validity and correctness of this manual as far as
the technical features herein are concerned.

MAQUET GmbH & Co. KG
Surgical Tables Division
Kehler Straße 31 D-76437 Rastatt / Germany

Phone: + 49 7222 932-0
Fax: + 49 7222 932-838

e-mail: [email protected]
Internet: http://www.maquet.com
Service Hotline: ++ 49 7222 / 932-745

Subject to modifications due to technical development.

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Summary of Contents for 1133.02BFX

Page 1: ...Operating instructions Universal operating table 1133 02BX FX Englisch GA113302GB11 ALPHAMAXX...

Page 2: ...g plate abduction 10 Unlocking of leg plates 11 Seat plate 12 Infrared receiver and transmitter 13 Override system with status indicators for oper ating table 14 Sockets for cable connected hand contr...

Page 3: ...18 3 6 Table top padding 19 3 7 Accessories 19 4 Motor drive for the base 20 IV Use of the operating table 21 1 General 21 2 Operation on battery power 21 3 Operation on mains power 22 4 HF surgery Us...

Page 4: ...mply with the manufacturer s operating instructions Danger of damage Take care to avoid collisions between accessories and the operating table during adjustment procedures Consult MAQUET prior to usin...

Page 5: ...Danger of pinching Do not reach under the table top or between the table top components during adjustment procedures Danger of crushing When locking the operating table LOCK the operator s feet may be...

Page 6: ...ally conductive floor corresponding to Group 1 or 2 as per VDE 0100 part 710 under medical supervision Considering patient positioning a max 450 kg 1000 lb patient weight is permissible Avoid excentri...

Page 7: ...to the maximum table top height of 940 mm 37 in The warning sign is not seen For patients weighing from 135 kg up to 225 kg 300 500 lb place the operating table only on its castors UNLOCK when the tab...

Page 8: ...the cable connected hand control and the foot switch are located on the override control panel Note If the functions are controlled simultaneously by more than one operating element each movement of...

Page 9: ...ope both leg plates upward l Slope lower back plate downward m Slope lower back plate upward p Shift the table top toward the foot end q Shift the table top toward the head end r Adjust the left leg p...

Page 10: ...IR hand control is sufficient to be able to adjust the operating table even from a greater distance If the operating table does not respond to the command even though the function key is completely de...

Page 11: ...on as possible z Lock operating table the green LED lights up when the operating table is locked i e LOCK activated z Extend operating table castors the red LED lights up when the operating table is o...

Page 12: ...connected hand control and IR remote control apart from the following exceptions There are no function keys for the motor drive for the base For safety reasons you can only activate this function via...

Page 13: ...e labels bear a number from 0 to 9 or a letter from A to F left 0 1 2 A B F right 0 1 2 A B F Examples of preset IR system code markings 1 5 3 A C 2 D A Note The order of the identification letters nu...

Page 14: ...p of the holder Note The rechargeable battery of the IR remote control has enough capacity to ensure several day s use of the operating table Nevertheless we recommend that you insert the hand control...

Page 15: ...rsonnel can set the NEUROLOCK function at the operating table This function avoids adjustments of the table position due unintentional actuation of the keys at the hand control a b The Neurolock funct...

Page 16: ...pending on the application the adjustment ranges for the accessories mounted at the leg plate connec tion point may be restricted Please refer to the Operat ing instructions for the accessory in quest...

Page 17: ...it with one hand 3 Insert the back plate into the bars from above holding it almost vertically and set it to the re quested position fig 2 4 When making the adjustment hold the back plate with one han...

Page 18: ...the desired abduction angle Re tighten the eccentric lever after making the ad justment Adual pivot joint is used for abduction of the 1133 53 leg plates so that on the one hand the surgeon has acces...

Page 19: ...larly accessory units with high weights or long lever arms such as hand operating tables retractor systems etc must be ex pressly permitted by MAQUET Danger of injury Do not use worn out or damaged ac...

Page 20: ...Guide the operating table with at least one hand Press the function key v or w and the operating table will move in the selected direction Release the function key v or w and the operating table will...

Page 21: ...Operation on battery power When operating the table with the integral batteries with no connection to the mains supply the operating table satisfies the requirements of Class M for the anaesthet ics t...

Page 22: ...plug the cable into the socket When disconnecting the charging cable first of all pull the plug out of the socket and then remove the cable from the operating table Note Damaged cables must be replace...

Page 23: ...ad is lying above the long end of the operating table base Observe the defined patient orientation Never position the patient s upper body on the leg plate Danger of injury Risk of injury due to the o...

Page 24: ...ath ing nerves and circulation by careful positioning and observation of the patient Danger of injury Watch the patient permanently while adjusting the knee crutches Danger of operating table tipping...

Page 25: ...ee Chapter VIII 2 2 Operating table unlocked UNLOCK Danger of tipping the operating table over If the patient is in the wrong position the operating table may tip over when the castors are deployed UN...

Page 26: ...26 1133 02BX GA113302GB11 Fig V 1 Maximum patient weight 135 kg 300 lb UNLOCK 2 2 Operating table unlocked UNLOCK V Patient positioning...

Page 27: ...27 1133 02BX GA113302GB11 2 3 Operating table locked LOCK Fig V 2 Maximum patient weight 135 kg 300 lb LOCK V Patient positioning...

Page 28: ...ion with the head rest 1130 67xx Accessories mounted on the side rails 1001 44D0 Arm posturing device 450 mm long 1001 75A0 Table width extenders 100 x 300 mm 1001 76A0 Table width extenders 100 x 200...

Page 29: ...29 1133 02BX GA113302GB11 Fig V 3 Maximum patient weight 225 kg 500 lb UNLOCK 3 2 Operating table unlocked UNLOCK V Patient positioning...

Page 30: ...30 1133 02BX GA113302GB11 3 3 Operating table locked LOCK Fig V 4 Maximum patient weight 225 kg 500 lb LOCK V Patient positioning...

Page 31: ...x 200 mm 1002 25A0 Arm protector 1001 85B0 Foot plate 1001 86A0 B0 Divided foot plate 4 2 Operating table locked LOCK Danger of tipping the OR table over Risk of injury due to the operating table tipp...

Page 32: ...ection Use a commercial aldehyde based surface disinfectant in an aqueous solution for manual disinfection of the operating table top Be sure to use agents which are included in the list published by...

Page 33: ...nnect the operating table to the mains supply and repeat step 1 If required 3 Use the ratchet Remove the sealing cap at the base using a wide bladed screw driver or a coin Insert the ratchet ref no 31...

Page 34: ...ucts or component parts thereof which are no longer usable and reuse the components in a way which is not dam aging to the environment Please ring your local MAQUET service centre for more details Pla...

Page 35: ...ch chair Trendelenburg position 25 Back plate up 80 Leg plate down 70 Max patient weight 450 kg 1000 lb 2 Electrical data Nominal voltage AC100 110 115 127 200 220 230 240V Frequency 50 60 Hz Power co...

Page 36: ...2BX GA113302GB11 VIII List of accessories VIII List of accessories Fig VIII 1 Accessories for patients weighing up to 135 kg 300 lb For further accessories please refer to the accessories list see Cha...

Page 37: ...37 1133 02BX GA113302GB11 Fig VIII 2 Accessories for patients weighing up to 225 kg 500 lb For further accessories please refer to the accessories list see Chapter VIII VIII List of accessories...

Page 38: ...ction with the 1150 37X0 carbon fibre back plate for neurosurgery 1130 54B0 Connecting bracket 1005 2900 Basic unit 1005 25A0 Connecting piece 1002 71A0 Horseshoe shaped head rest 1002 73A0 Head rest...

Page 39: ...ring PUR or 1000 5900 Gel head ring 1005 3600 Special clamp for skull clamp 1005 3500 Skull clamp 1005 5800 Supporting arm 1002 5800 Adaptor 1002 71A0 Horseshoe shaped head rest 1002 73A0 Head rest f...

Page 40: ...rts for fastening on side rails with clamps 1130 63X0 Dual joint leg plate with SFC padding 1130 65X0 Transfer board 1130 70A0 Maquetmatic leg plate with SFC padding 1132 65A0 Transfer board 1133 55BC...

Page 41: ...23C0 Radial setting clamp or 1003 61A0 Radial setting clamp 1002 2000 Thigh holder 1002 2300 Leg holder 1002 57A0 Anaesthesia screen L shaped 1001 4600 Arm restraint cuff 1002 59A0 Pivot mounted elon...

Page 42: ...ils please refer to the spare parts lists 1 Operating table Head rest pad 1130 53B0 9092 0104 Pad for upper back plate 1133 31B0 9092 2424 Pad for lower back plate and seat plate1133 02BX 9092 2383 Le...

Page 43: ...43 1133 02BX GA113302GB11...

Page 44: ...ces between the illustrations in this manual and the product s current design This will however not impair the validity and correctness of this manual as far as the technical features herein are conce...

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