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SA 35 SA 36

Medical Suction Unit

Operating and Maintenance Manual

M.G. Electric (Colchester) Ltd

Altbarn Close, Colchester, Essex, CO4 9HY, United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0) 1206 842244, Fax: +44 (0) 1206 845849

e-mail: [email protected] www.mgeworldwide.com

Summary of Contents for SAM 35

Page 1: ...Suction Unit Operating and Maintenance Manual M G Electric Colchester Ltd Altbarn Close Colchester Essex CO4 9HY United Kingdom Tel 44 0 1206 842244 Fax 44 0 1206 845849 e mail sales mgelectric co uk...

Page 2: ...Gauge Manometer Indicated Vacuum 3 6 External Filter 3 7 Internal Filter 3 8 Fluid Collection Containers 3 9 Disposable Liner Systems 3 10 Effect of altitude 3 11 Cleaning Procedure 3 12 Transport 3...

Page 3: ...dhered to Failure to follow this guideline will invalidate any warranty claims and result in the equipment being destroyed Definition of symbols used in these instructions The Instruction for use must...

Page 4: ...ersons must be familiar with the relevant standards rules accident prevention regulations and operating conditions as a result of their training experience and instruction They are qualified to carry...

Page 5: ...a trip hazard or is subject to damage The suction pumps may only be opened by qualified technical personnel Electric shock hazard Equipotential bonding may be required in some critical treatment areas...

Page 6: ...units are not intended for field and transport use SA 36 General purpose high vacuum medical suction unit incorporating two collection containers of 2L capacity Other types of collection container ar...

Page 7: ...bel on rear of unit for correct ratings Do not obstruct access to the mains power supply and ensure the power cable does not create a trip hazard or is subject to damage Ensure the exhaust outlet on t...

Page 8: ...SA suction unit must have fitted internally a hydrophobic filter capsule to prevent ingress of foreign material into the pump The hydrophobic filter prevents costly pump damage as well as additional...

Page 9: ...nt dependent upon the level of vacuum in the container at the time when the valve closes Warning The overflow valve may not operate fully against frothing To reduce frothing an anti foam agent may be...

Page 10: ...iner may be sterilised by autoclaving at 121 C or by washing with water based disinfectants Before autoclaving rinse the collection container well to remove any detergent 3 9 2 Abbott Receptal Disposa...

Page 11: ...ude Altitude effects all vacuum pumps and it should be noted that there will be a reduction in the maximum achievable vacuum negative pressure level equivalent to approximately 3 5 per 300m approximat...

Page 12: ...equipment is required by a patient for home use Medical Staff must fully instruct the patient on the safe operation of the equipment In the event of equipment contamination or failure the patient mus...

Page 13: ...hing and gloves MUST be worn to avoid contamination Disposal of contaminated parts must be according to local protocols Warning Any dismantling and re assembly of this equipment for whatever purpose m...

Page 14: ...icate the internal pump requires maintenance Warning Always electrically isolate the SA suction unit from the mains power supply before carrying out any cleaning maintenance or repairs Electrical isol...

Page 15: ...SA 35 and SA 36 Operation and Maintenance Manual Manual 118 Issue 15 Page 15 of 28 4 4 General Layout...

Page 16: ...alance if necessary Remove both pump head nozzles from the pump head Remove the transfer valves Clean the valve seats and check the valves for signs of wear Replace any worn or damaged components as n...

Page 17: ...ically isolate the SA suction unit from the mains power supply before carrying out any cleaning maintenance or repairs Electrical isolation of the SA suction unit is by removal of the mains power cabl...

Page 18: ...SA 35 and SA 36 Operation and Maintenance Manual Manual 118 Issue 15 Page 18 of 28 4 8 Flow Diagram SA 35 and SA 36...

Page 19: ...proved spare parts must be used with all SA suction units failure to use original spares will invalidate the warranty and may cause injury and or damage to unit All spares can be purchased by the user...

Page 20: ...and fixings 10pk MSP1017 2amp 20mm fuses 10pk MSP1225 Power cable 2M MSP1567 5 2 3 Pump Components MQ45 pump Pump motor 230V 50 60Hz MSP1226 Motor 230V 50 60Hz MSP1227 MQ45 pump head connector set MS...

Page 21: ...ndard supply voltages available 220V 240V 50 60 Hz 1Ph 110V 120V 50 60 Hz 1Ph Capacitor 220V 250V 4uF 110V 120V 12uF Fuse type 5 x 20mm 220V 250V F2 0A 250V 110V 120V F 3 0A 250V Electrical protection...

Page 22: ...ent special precautions are needed regarding EMC electromagnetic compatibility It is important that the SA suction unit is configured and installed put into service in accordance with the instructions...

Page 23: ...ed with other equipment If adjacent or stacked use with other equipment is necessary the SA 35 36 and the other equipment should be observed monitored to verify normal operation in the configuration i...

Page 24: ...intended installation location to assure that it is sufficiently low NOTE UT is the a c mains voltage prior to application of the test level Guidance and manufacturer s declaration electromagnetic im...

Page 25: ...hs should be less than 3 V m Recommended separation distances between Portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the SA 35 36 The SA 35 36 is intended for use in an electromagnetic environmen...

Page 26: ...SA 35 and SA 36 Operation and Maintenance Manual Manual 118 Issue 15 Page 26 of 28 7 NOTES...

Page 27: ...SA 35 and SA 36 Operation and Maintenance Manual Manual 118 Issue 15 Page 27 of 28...

Page 28: ...or with direct probe SA 52 Low vacuum pipeline regulator with remote probe SA 53 Low vacuum pipeline regulator with direct probe SA 54 High vacuum pipeline regulator remote probe mobile trolley Resear...