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Initial operation

Equipment mount interface

28

GA 5752 2300 GB 26

3

11

22

Fig. 13:  Attaching the vacuum shift

Mounting the switch valve

 

Attaching rail clamp [

 Page 27].

 

Attach equipment mount (1) of switch valve 

to rail clamp (2).

3.5 

Equipment mount interface

CAUTION!

Property damage due to material failure!
Do not exceed the permissible overall load of 2 kg at the equipment mount 

interface.

NOTE

Cover unused interfaces of equipment mounts with caps so that they will not be 

contaminated.

NOTE

A range of different septic fluid jars and a catheter tubular may be attached to the 

equipment mount interface. Be absolutely sure to observe the operating 

instructions for all the products used in the configuration.

Summary of Contents for 5752 4856

Page 1: ...OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS UNIVERSAL ASPIRATOR MEDAP BORA UP 2080 MEDAP BORA UP 2080 OP GA 5752 2300 GB 26...

Page 2: ...2300 GB 26 2 Subject to technical modification Illustrations and technical specifications may vary slightly from those in these Operating Instructions as a result of ongoing product development V26 20...

Page 3: ...olley 12 1 5 Basic requirements 12 1 5 1 Use in accordance with the intended purpose 12 1 5 2 Applicable standards 12 1 5 3 Intended purpose 13 1 5 3 1 For use in cardiac surgery and surgery of the ce...

Page 4: ...g the tubes 29 3 6 1 Tube connections of universal overflow protection 30 3 6 2 Tube connections of surgical overflow protection 30 3 6 3 Tube connection of overflow protection device with septic flui...

Page 5: ...ion 51 7 6 Service hotline 51 7 7 Spare parts 51 7 8 Sending in the device 51 8 Technical specifications 52 8 1 General 52 8 2 Technical specifications 52 8 3 Ambient conditions 52 8 4 Dimensions 52 8...

Page 6: ...duct for the first time Always proceed in accordance with the information contained herein Store these operating instructions in a location near the product 1 2 1 Abbreviations EN European standard EE...

Page 7: ...mage are structured as follows Pictogram Descriptor Reference to NOTE Supplementary assistance or further useful information without potential injury to persons or property damage is described in the...

Page 8: ...6 EC Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Symbol for Do not dispose of at the municipal collection points for used electrical equipment Symbol for foot switch Stand by operation The...

Page 9: ...nment ATMOS will dispose of the packing materials upon request 1 3 2 ATMOS products ATMOS will take back used products or those which are no longer in service Please contact your ATMOS representative...

Page 10: ...5 1 11 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 8 8 9 9 7 7 1 10 0 Fig 1 Overview of BORA UP 2080 OP 1 Aspirator 9 Mains cable 2 Handle 10 Control light foot switch 3 Equipment mount interface 11 ON switch 4 Rail c...

Page 11: ...3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 8 8 9 9 7 7 Fig 2 Overview BORA UP 2080 1 Aspirator 8 Mains cable 2 Handle 9 ON switch 3 Equipment mount interface 10 Power control light 4 Rail clamp 11 OFF switch 5 Locking screw 12...

Page 12: ...When employed in a commercial or business use this product must be entered in the inventory Accessories Accessories or combinations of accessories may be utilised only as and when indicated in these...

Page 13: ...all ages with and without restrictions Application organ Natural and artificial body orifices Application time For continuous operation in practice short term use on the patient 30 days Application s...

Page 14: ...disposable suction liner 3 litre REF 310 0401 0 or 310 0411 0 and Serres outer container 3 litre REF 310 0403 0 Only CF proof suction lances made of a plastic that do not conduct electricity may be u...

Page 15: ...used Hydrophobic filter must close tightly against water passage at an absolute pressure of up to 10 kPa Observe the direction of flow if applicable see note on hydrophobic filter 1 5 4 2 Vacuum conne...

Page 16: ...ch the inner diameter of the suction tube 1 5 4 5 Utensil The suction catheter lance etc are referred to as utensils The utensils are used to extract septic fluids Prerequisites The inner diameter of...

Page 17: ...individual accessories Prerequisites Suitable connection tubes must be selected The interface descriptions for the aspirator must be observed 1 5 4 10 Trolley In Verbindung mit der Absaugpumpe darf nu...

Page 18: ...ea DANGER Incorrect use can result in fatalities Instructions for using components made by other manufacturers are not part of these operating instructions Ensure that the manufacturer s instructions...

Page 19: ...ct if you see your equipment being affected in any way WARNING Risk of infection due to improper handling Applicable rules for hygiene have to be observed in order to avoid infection or bacterial cont...

Page 20: ...a functional check and rectify any deficiencies CAUTION Property damage due to foaming Foam may be created when extracting secretion Foam is detrimental to the functioning of the mechanical overflow p...

Page 21: ...damage due to material failure Do not exceed the permissible overall load of 8 kg of each of the equipment rails of the trolley CAUTION ATMOS recommends always having an alternative suction option rea...

Page 22: ...manufacturer s instructions for information on how to mount the disposable aspiration systems NOTE Different septic fluid jar holders and septic fluid jar caps can be fitted to the equipment rails of...

Page 23: ...and to mount additional accessories 2 1 Fig 4 Locking the castor brakes Locking the castor brakes _ Lock the brakes 2 of the castors on the trolley 1 1 2 Fig 5 Mounting the aspirator Mounting the asp...

Page 24: ...der remove the aspirator from the trolley 1 2 Fig 6 Inserting the catheter holder _ Insert the catheter holder 1 into the borings of the trolley 2 3 2 3 Aspirator on equipment rail The suction pump ca...

Page 25: ...jar with integrated overflow protection an additional hydrophobic bacterial and viral filter must be used There are three types of overflow protection devices Universal overflow protection Page 25 Sur...

Page 26: ...onnection 1 of the hydrophobic filter 1 into the opening 2 on the back of the device _ Mounting the tubes Page 30 3 3 2 Mounting the surgical overflow protection 1 1 2 2 3 3 5 5 6 6 4 4 Fig 10 Mountin...

Page 27: ...lter from colliding with the wall equipment rail 1 1 2 2 Fig 11 Inserting the hydrophobic filter _ Insert the conical connection 1 of the hydrophobic filter 1 into the opening 2 on the back of the dev...

Page 28: ...ace CAUTION Property damage due to material failure Do not exceed the permissible overall load of 2 kg at the equipment mount interface NOTE Cover unused interfaces of equipment mounts with caps so th...

Page 29: ...lace _ Insert the septic fluid jar 1 from above and into the equipment mount connection 2 _ Ensure that the septic fluid jar is firmly seated _ Mounting tubes page 31 3 6 Mounting the tubes Mounting t...

Page 30: ...ter 3 _ Attach the other end of the connection tube 1 to the universal overflow protection device 2 3 6 2 Tube connections of surgical overflow protection 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 Fig 17 Mounting the tubes _ A...

Page 31: ...the connection tube to straight tube connector 3 of cap plug _ Attach vacuum tube to the second tube connector 4 of the cap plug 3 6 4 Tube connection of overflow protection device with septic fluid...

Page 32: ...to the tube connector 3 on the overflow protection device 9 Overflow protection device and vacuum shift are connected by the tube 6 4 5 7 9 8 Fig 21 Mounting the tubes _ Attach the connection tube 4...

Page 33: ...nsert the tube 1 of the foot switch into the opening 2 on the rear of the device _ Fasten the tube with the cap nut 3 3 8 Mains cable 1 2 3 Fig 23 Connecting the mains cable Connecting the mains cable...

Page 34: ...ak No mechanical forces are acting on the tubes Tubes may not be kinked Maximum vacuum of approximately 90 kPa is reached within about 20 seconds when the connection tube is held shut The vacuum can b...

Page 35: ...s open NOTE Rinse the suction tube briefly with clean water after each extraction cycle 4 2 1 Switching on the aspirator CAUTION Property damage The unit will get hot if the aspirator is switched on w...

Page 36: ...ob 1 to the right _ Read the value on the vacuum gauge 2 Reducing vacuum _ Turn the regulator knob 1 to the left _ Read the value on the vacuum gauge 2 4 2 3 Operating the foot switch only for BORA UP...

Page 37: ...er gesaugt Pfeil 1 auf dem Drehschalter 2 des Umschaltventils zeigt nach hinten Umschaltventil ist ausgeschaltet der Absaugvorgang ist unterbrochen 4 3 Utensil A suction catheter is used to describe h...

Page 38: ...to follow the hygiene rules during all cleaning and reconditioning work NOTE Using the aspirator requires daily replacement of the bacterial filter paper 1 1 2 2 Fig 29 Replacing the bacterial filter...

Page 39: ...septic fluid jar might be contaminated Always wear gloves when emptying the septic fluid jar and be absolutely sure to follow the hygiene rules CAUTION Property damage Wird der Sekretbeh lter am Sekr...

Page 40: ...n tube 1 from the black connection of the septic fluid jar cap _ Remove the suction tube 2 from the light chromed tube connector on the patient side _ Remove the suction set from the equipment mount c...

Page 41: ...5 5 3 3 Fig 32 Disassembling the surgical overflow pro tection Surgical overflow protection _ Remove the lid 1 from filter housing by lifting upwards _ Remove the bacterial filter 2 _ Unscrew the lid...

Page 42: ...gloves for cleaning and disinfection DANGER Infection hazard Particles of grime may become encapsulated and lead to the product not reaching the desired germ reduction after disinfection Before disin...

Page 43: ...ension cracks Do not treat polysulphone containers with strong acids or alkaline solutions NOTE To clean the operating foil rotate the regulation button to the left and unscrew to remove After cleanin...

Page 44: ...roduct s surface _ Wipe the product with disinfectant after each cleaning 6 3 Disinfection 6 3 1 General NOTE In the event of product surfaces that are very dirty carry out an additional cleaning proc...

Page 45: ...thyl ammonium chloride didecyl methyl oxyethyl ammonium propionate mecetronium ethyl sulfate methyl benzethonium chloride n octyl dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride Guanidine derivatives Alkyl biguanid...

Page 46: ...3 Disposable Bacterial filter paper When in use must be replaced daily 1 After exposure as prescribed in the manufacturer s instructions rinse components thoroughly with water and dry them afterwards...

Page 47: ...clean and disinfect the equipment 7 2 Period tests At least every 12 months a repeat test of the electrical safety should be performed according to IEC 62353 ATMOS recommends an inspection according t...

Page 48: ...is defective Have the equipment repaired by a service technician authorised by ATMOS 7 Aspirator working but vacuum gauge indicates no vacuum The vacuum gauge is defective Have the equipment repaired...

Page 49: ...ired by a service technician authorised by ATMOS Mechanical overflow protection device is sticking no hydrophobic bacterial filter used Tab 6 Malfunctions and troubleshooting 7 3 1 Replace mains fuse...

Page 50: ...ted the device The performance has significantly decreased Inexplicable notifications appear Abnormal noises occur Functional faults cannot be rectified according to the measures in chapter Malfunctio...

Page 51: ...mables _ Clean and disinfect the product and accessories according to the operating instructions _ Place used accessories with the product _ F llen Sie das Formular QD 434 Warenreklamation R ckliefers...

Page 52: ...F 5752 2303 115 V AC Frequency REF 5752 2296 REF 5752 2301 50 60 Hz Frequency REF 5752 2302 REF 5752 2303 60 Hz Maximum current consumption REF 5752 2296 REF 5752 2301 0 4 A Maximum current consumptio...

Page 53: ...the product is operated in an environment meeting these specifications 8 7 1 Electromagnetic emissions Measurement Standard Compliance Electromagnetic environment Guidance RF emissions CISPR 11 Group...

Page 54: ...ltage 2 kV Common mode voltage The quality of the mains power should correspond to that of a typical com mercial or hospital envi ronment Voltage dips brief interruptions and fluctuations in the suppl...

Page 55: ...r IEC 61000 4 3 3V m 80 MHz to 2 5 GHz 3V m 80 MHz to 2 5 GHz Notes At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the higher frequency range is applicable These guidelines may not be applicable in all situations The propagat...

Page 56: ...in the table above the dis tance can be ascertained using the equation associated with the appropriate column where P is the transmitter s maximum rated power in watts W as specified by the manufactu...

Page 57: ...h equipment mount 5652 5658 Septic fluid jar 4 l PC with equipment mount 5752 5655 Sekretbeh lterverschluss 4 l PSU 5752 5657 Septic fluid jar cap 4 l PC 310 0411 0 Serres disposable suction liner 3 l...

Page 58: ...4558 AS universal overflow protection 5752 2546 AS surgical overflow protection 5752 3400 AS septic fluid aspiration portable 1 l 5752 5498 AS septic fluid aspiration on trolley 3 l 5752 5503 AS septi...

Page 59: ...Notes...

Page 60: ...Hersteller ATMOS MedizinTechnik GmbH Co KG Ludwig Kegel Str 16 79853 Lenzkirch DEUTSCHLAND Telefon 49 7653 689 0 www atmosmed com...

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