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Operation

Adjustment of leg plate

The left and right leg plates can be operated

separately. They can be flexed down in 15° increments

to 6 different positions (max. 90°), flexed up in 15°

increments to 2 different positions (max. 30°), swung

outward (max. 90°), and can be detached.

Flexing

2. Hold the front edge of the leg plate and flex the

leg plate downward or upward.

1. Hold the edge of the leg plate and loosen the leg

plate flexing handle.

Swinging outward

2. Hold the front edge of the leg plate and swing

outward the leg plate to desired position.

1. Loosing the leg plate fixing handle.

3. Tighten the leg plate fixing handle at the desired

position.

WARNING

- When flexing the leg plate, be

sure to hold the front edge of

the leg plate before turning the

handle.

Otherwise the leg plate may

drop down and cause injury.

- Make sure to tighten the leg

plate flexing handle and fixing

handle securely. If the leg plate

moves, the patient may get

injured.

3. Tighten the leg plate flexing handle when a

desired angle is achieved.

Leg plate flexing handle

Leg plate

fixing handle

Summary of Contents for MOS-1302B

Page 1: ...e or injury The operator and the person in charge of the maintenance of this operating table MUST read this Operating Table Instruction Manual carefully and understand the contents before operating inspecting adjusting or servicing the table Keep this Manual where it is readily accessible for reference by those concerned in case of need MES CK18 470 11EN Ver 4 2021 06 18 ...

Page 2: ...attery charging 20 Switch On Off power 25 In case of emergency 27 Lock and unlock the operating table 28 Brake Release 29 Lateral tilt 30 Trendelenburg 32 Tilt the back plate 33 Change height of the tabletop 34 Tilt the seat plate 35 Return to level 37 Adjustment of head plate 38 Adjustment of seat plate 40 Adjustment of leg plate 41 ...

Page 3: ...on 51 Leg fracture procedure position 56 Attaching the lower limb support right left 60 Attaching Detaching the traction shoe 61 6 Maintenance and inspection 63 Inspection before and after use 64 Periodic replacement parts 65 Version information of the software 65 7 Specifications 67 Specifications 68 Appearance 70 8 When the control unit can not be used 71 9 Troubleshooting 73 Troubleshooting 74 ...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ...1 1 Introduction 1 Introduction ...

Page 6: ...2 1 Introduction ...

Page 7: ...ituation which can result in injury to a person and or damage to property if the notice is ignored and the table is handled improperly Description under this heading gives supplementary explanation of the functions of the table The WARNING and CAUTION notices in this Manual relating to the operation inspection adjustment or servicing of the table apply in using the table for surgical operations Th...

Page 8: ...Mattresses for head back seat and legs Operator s manual Main unit Control unit 4 1 Introduction Accessories ...

Page 9: ...5 2 Before use 2 Before use ...

Page 10: ...subjected to excessive force the leg plate insertion shaft may be damaged When transferring a patient from the bed Fig a or changing a patient s body position Fig b do not apply excessive force on the head plate or leg plate The operating table may get deformed or damaged Fig a when transferring a patient from the bed Fig b when changing a patient s body position head plate power cord WARNING CAUT...

Page 11: ...the electric scalpel they may become hot and if the body touches the rails it may cause the patient to get burned Positioning the patient Follow the steps below to position the patient 1 Attach the accessory mattresses onto the tabletop 2 Put the patient on the mattresses 3 Position the patient according to the purpose of the surgical operation WARNING Installation of the operating table uneven fl...

Page 12: ...d 135kg 300lbs The table may become inoperable and cause malfunction Preventive maintenance and inspection Make sure to perform inspection before and after use and appropriate preventive maintenance inspection The table may not survive its useful life depends on number of years and frequency of use For preventive maintenance inspection please contact your distributor or us directly Antistatic meas...

Page 13: ... gluconate 0 5 4 Benzalkonium chloride invert soap 10 5 Povidone iodine 6 Ethanol 80 7 Hydrogen peroxide 8 Saline 0 9 9 Isopropyl alcohol IPA 99 5 Moving and transportation Do not move the table while a patient is on it Follow the procedure below for moving the table 1 Power off and remove the power cord from medical grade wall outlet 2 Check if handles and levers are in the fixed position and eac...

Page 14: ...f the operating table Before using it make sure to check the contents of the warning label nWARNING CAUTION labels C651304 C665732 C653624 C651310 or C651313 or C651318 C651321 or C651317 or C651314 C655803 C657333 C600020 C653516 C653515 C655648 C600162 C653614 C642002 C651305 C657306 C653513 C656740 ...

Page 15: ...11 2 Before use C655752 C653620 C600187 C651312 or C651320 or C651316 C651311 or C651319 or C651315 C600516 C651306 C651309 PIN 50005M2 PIN 132A6M1 PIN 132A7M1 PIN 132A7M2 PIN 132A7M3 PIN 132A8M1 ...

Page 16: ...eral prohibition sign General mandatory action sign Emergency stop Refer to the operators manual Indicates AC power supply Enclosure Class Splash proof Serial number Catalogue Number Indicates waste disposal information European authorized representative Manufacturer Equalization terminal Medical Device Type B Defibrillation proof Type B applied part ON Power OFF Power ...

Page 17: ... Large Lateral Pad Lower Limb Support Clamp L shaped Knee Rest with Pad Wide Pelvis Support Pad for Wide Pelvis Support Accessory Cart for Traction Device Inner Thigh Column Large Pad Large Inner Thigh Support with Pad for Traction in Lateral Posture Height Adjusting Collars Traction Device Traction Shoe Right Left Cart for Traction Arm Extension Arm Right Left Traction Device Arm ...

Page 18: ...14 2 Before use ...

Page 19: ...15 3 Component identification 3 Component identification ...

Page 20: ...ate flexing handle Column Base Control unit connector Emergency brake release handle Brake Auxiliary switch Caster Equipotential terminal Power connector Power switch Battery indicator Traction Device Arm fixing handle Seat plate fixing handle Emergency stop switch Actuation limit line Note The head plate back plate and leg plates are detachable ...

Page 21: ...ry lamp Power ON OFF switch SEAT DOWN SEAT UP KEEP CORD CLEAR OF MOVING PARTS MAINTENEZ LE CORDON D ALIMENTATION ÉLOIGNÉ DES PIÈCES EN MOUVEMENT CAUTION ATTENTION NOTE About 7 minutes of halting will be need when operating the Table continuously for about 3 minutes If the motor gets overheated you will not be able to operate the Table When overheat occurs about 60 minutes of rest will be need to o...

Page 22: ...18 3 Component identification ...

Page 23: ...3 P34 Adjustment of leg plate P40 Adjustment of seat plate RELEASE P30 Change height of the tabletop Tilt the seat plate Lateral tilt Tilt the back plate Trendelenburg P20 Installation and battery charging P27 In case of emergency P25 ON Switch On Off power P37 Return to level P38 Adjustment of head plate ...

Page 24: ...ry charging is required 1 Move to a flat area Equipotential terminal Equipotential wire Battery lamp 3 If the battery indicator shows empty red battery charging is required Red CAUTION Equipotential grounding Ground an equipotential terminal and medical grounding terminals by means of an equipotential wire Prepare an equipotential wire on your side ...

Page 25: ... operating table or the battery indicator on the lower part of the operating table shows empty red when using charge the battery immediately AC power is only available when the battery is discharged CAUTION Connect the power cord to the power source with protective grounding to prevent the risk of an electric shock Make sure to use the dedicated power cord with MIZUHO logo Make sure that the conne...

Page 26: ...d discharge of the battery are repeated frequently after using the operating table for a short time It is recommended that you charge the battery once a week on weekends since it takes 10 hours for the battery to be fully charged Even after the battery is charged in case that all the battery indicators do not come on or the battery gets discharged soon the battery may get deteriorated Ask your dis...

Page 27: ...out the connector 1 Turn the ring of the connector in the direction of the arrow until it stops nDetach the control unit NOTE If the switch on the control unit is pressed continuously for 3 minutes or more the operation of the switch will be stopped The stop will continue for about 7 minutes Operations except for the stopped switch can be done as usual Insert 1 Turn 2 Pull out ...

Page 28: ...is function to check if the operating table and control unit work properly 1 Connect the power cord 2 Turn on the power switch on the base 3 Press and one of the function switches on the control unit at the same time If two green battery indicators are lit the control unit works properly Green Control unit works properly ...

Page 29: ...dicator yellow and green will come on and the power will be turned on 1 Press on the control unit Power lamp green will go off 2 Press on the control unit The power lamp on the control unit will come on and the power will be turned on If the switch of the control unit is turned on before the power switch on the base is the battery power will be turned on n When using power of medical grade wall ou...

Page 30: ...ry lamp orange and the battery indicator will come on and the power is turned on Power lamp battery lamp nWhen using battery power Power on Power off NOTE If an emergency occurs or the power is turned off completely unplug the power cord from the medical grade wall outlet When using the battery power the power will go off automatically if no commands are given for 2 hours or longer If the power is...

Page 31: ...Emergency stop switch NOTE The emergency switch is located at the upper part of the column base cover WARNING Use the emergency stop switch for emergency situations only Operation of the emergency stop switch 2 When the emergency is cleared turn the emergency stop switch in the direction of the arrow to release the switch Audible alarm stops ...

Page 32: ...allow the operating table to be moved to another place nUnlock operating table NOTE The operating table can be locked or unlocked once and or are pressed It takes about 7 to 8 seconds for the operating table to be locked or for the brake to be unlocked WARNING Make sure the table is locked after the brake is applied If it is necessary to stop moving press the emergency stop switch Do not unlock th...

Page 33: ...e table can be moved WARNING Do not tilt the tabletop while the emergency brake release handle is in the UNLOCK position The patient may fall from the operating table After returning the emergency brake release handle to LOCK press and on the control unit to release the brake If you operate the operating table without releasing the brakes the operating table will operate with the brakes released w...

Page 34: ...eved in the left down and right down position is 20 from the level position When lateral tilt is operated in the opposite direction from the current lateral tilt position it will stop in the level position Once it stops release the switch and press it again it will continue tilting toward the other side 20 20 20 20 WARNING Make sure the patient is secured on the table for example with a patient sa...

Page 35: ... flexed more than 50 downward The tabletop is 845mm 33 27in or less above the floor To cancel the restriction perform the following operations Operate the seat plate so that their downward flex angle will be 50 or less Raise the tabletop until the actuation limit line on the column base cover is fully visible at least 850mm 33 46in above the floor The actuation limit line At least 850mm 33 46in 50...

Page 36: ...a Trendelenburg or reverse Trendelenburg position is tilted to the opposite side it will stop in the level position Once it stops release the switch and press it again the tabletop will continue tilting 25 25 25 25 WARNING Make sure the patient is secured on the table for example with a patient safety strap Otherwise the patient may fall of the table 1 Press and simultaneously The tabletop will mo...

Page 37: ...simultaneously The back plate will move down to a level position nMove down the back plate WARNING Keep your hands away from the gap during the operation of the table Otherwise you may get injured NOTE The maximum angle achieved in the back plate up position is 60 from the level position 60 SEAT DOWN SEAT UP SEAT DOWN SEAT UP ...

Page 38: ...oor surface to the upper surface of the tabletop The column line shows the position used when the leg traction device apparatus is attached For how to attach the leg traction device apparatus see Examples of combination of various leg traction device components page 47 Position to attach the leg traction device apparatus 1140mm 44 88in 670mm 26 38in Move down RESTRICTION The tabletop cannot be low...

Page 39: ...he seat plate will move down The maximum angle achieved in the seat plate down position is 90 to the level position nMove down the seat plate WARNING Keep your hands away from the gap during the operation of the table Otherwise you may get injured 30 90 Do not operate the table with the extension arm right left or the leg plates attached to prevent damage Extension arm right left Leg plates SEAT D...

Page 40: ...downward flex angle of the seat plate will not exceed 50 when the tabletop is in the lowest position Raise the tabletop until the actuation limit line on the column base cover is fully visible at least 850mm 33 46in above the floor At least 850mm 33 46in 50 ...

Page 41: ...rom the Trendelenburg Reverse Trendelenburg position lateral tilt position or seat plate flex up position n Return the tabletop to the level position NOTE The elevation function the back plate flex function the seat plate flex down function and the brake release function are not affected SEAT DOWN SEAT UP ...

Page 42: ...ng the lever allows the head plate to be fixed in that position nFlexing 2 Hold the both sides of the head plate and pull it straight 1 Loosen the two head plate fixing handles located on the lower side of the back plate nDetachment Head plate flexing lever Head plate fixing handle WARNING Be sure to tighten the head plate fixing handles securely If the head plate moves the patient may get injured...

Page 43: ...both sides of the head plate and align the inserting shaft of the head plate with the insertion hole in the back plate and insert nAttachment WARNING Be sure to tighten the head plate fixing handles securely If the head plate moves the patient may get injured CAUTION Make sure the head plate is completely inserted into the back plate If you use it without inserting it completely it will get damage...

Page 44: ...late fixing handles securely after attaching the seat plate to the lumbar frame If they are not tightened securely the patient may get injured Seat plate fixing handle Seat plate 2 Tighten the seat plate fixing handle securely 1 Align the arrow on the seat plate with the line on the seat plate frame and insert the seat plate into the seat plate frame nAttachment Seat plate fixing handle Seat plate...

Page 45: ...e nSwinging outward 2 Hold the front edge of the leg plate and swing outward the leg plate to desired position 1 Loosing the leg plate fixing handle 3 Tighten the leg plate fixing handle at the desired position WARNING When flexing the leg plate be sure to hold the front edge of the leg plate before turning the handle Otherwise the leg plate may drop down and cause injury Make sure to tighten the ...

Page 46: ...lutch 1 Hold the both ends of the leg plate and insert the leg plate shaft into the leg plate clutch n Attachment Leg plate fixing handle WARNING When removing the leg plate be sure to hold the front edge of the leg plate before turning the handle Otherwise the leg plate may drop down and cause injury Make sure to tighten the leg plate flexing handle and fixing handle securely If the leg plate mov...

Page 47: ...age the clutch 1 Insert the leg plate horizontally along the clutch groove of the seat plate n Attachment Leg plate flexing handle WARNING When removing the leg plate be sure to hold the front edge of the leg plate before turning the handle Otherwise the leg plate may drop down and cause injury Make sure to tighten the leg plate flexing handle and fixing handle securely If the leg plate moves the ...

Page 48: ...44 4 Operation ...

Page 49: ...45 5 Using the leg traction device 5 Using the leg traction device ...

Page 50: ...nner Thigh Column Small Pad Small Lateral Pad Lower Limb Support Clamp L shaped Knee Rest with Pad Wide Pelvis Support Pad for Wide Pelvis Support Inner Thigh Column Large Pad Large Inner Thigh Support with Pad for Traction in Lateral Posture Height Adjusting Collars Traction Device Traction Shoe Right Left Cart for Traction Arm Extension Arm Right Left ...

Page 51: ...atus used for this position Extension arm right left Inner thigh column large Pad large Wide pelvis support Pad for wide pelvis support Traction device traction shoe right left 1 Attach the extension arm right left to the cart for traction arm Turn the device upside down and loosen the handles to extend it Turn fully extended device right side up and place it on the cart Fix the extension arm righ...

Page 52: ...the insertion hole of the table and tighten the arm fixing handle Insertion hole Inserting shaft Arm fixing handle Tighten Arm fixing handle WARNING Make sure to tighten the Traction Device Arm fixing handle securely If they are not tightened securely the extension arm right left will fall off 5 Loosen the handle of the the cart for traction arm and press and simultaneously to raise the table Loos...

Page 53: ...sion arm right left Insert the inner thigh column large into the insertion hole of the wide pelvis support then attach the pad large to the inner thigh column large Select the insertion hole to suit the posture of a patient WARNING Do not flex up the back plate or the seat plate from the level position with the wide pelvis support attached Otherwise they may get damaged Back plate level position u...

Page 54: ... Loosen the fixing handle on the end of the extension arm right left insert the traction device into the insertion hole outside on the extension arm right left then fix the traction device by tightening the fixing handle NOTE Make sure to hold the traction shoe when operating a handle except for the traction adjusting handle Adjustment Tighten Loosen Tighten Loosen Tighten Loosen Adjust the direct...

Page 55: ...nsion arm right left Inner thigh support with pad for traction in lateral posture height adjusting collars Inner thigh column small Lateral pad Pad large Pad small Lower thigh support for traction in lateral posture Lower limb support clamp Traction device traction shoe right left 1 Attach the extension arm right left to the cart for traction arm Turn the device upside down and loosen the handles ...

Page 56: ...the insertion hole of the table and tighten the arm fixing handle Insertion hole Inserting shaft Arm fixing handle Tighten Arm fixing handle WARNING Make sure to tighten the Traction Device Arm fixing handle securely If they are not tightened securely the extension arm right left will fall off 5 Loosen the handle of the the cart for traction arm and press and simultaneously to raise the table Loos...

Page 57: ...ion hole of the extension arm right left in the order as indicated bellow Use the height adjusting collars according to the patient s body size Insert the inner thigh support with pad for traction in lateral posture as indicated in the illustration Left lateral posture Right lateral posture Match the direction of the lateral pad with the patient s orientation The direction of the lateral pad chang...

Page 58: ...hten Loosen the fixing handle on the end of the extension arm right left insert the traction device into the insertion hole outside on the extension arm right left then fix the traction device by tightening the fixing handle NOTE Make sure to hold the traction shoe when operating a handle except for the traction adjusting handle Adjustment Tighten Loosen Tighten Loosen Tighten Loosen Adjust the di...

Page 59: ...nsion arm right left Tighten the handle to fix the lower limb support clamp Loosen Tighten Insert the lower thigh support for traction in lateral posture into the insertion hole of the lower limb support clamp Loosen Tighten Adjustment Loosen Tighten Adjust the height Adjust the position Loosen Tighten Adjust the angle Loosen Tighten NOTE Make sure to hold the lower thigh support when operating a ...

Page 60: ...rm right left L shaped knee rest with pad Pad large Traction device traction shoe right left 1 Attach the extension arm right left to the the cart for traction arm Turn the device upside down and loosen the handles to extend it Turn fully extended device right side up and place it on the cart Fix the extension arm right left by tighten the handle of the the cart for traction arm Cart for traction ...

Page 61: ...o the insertion hole of the table and tighten the arm fixing handle Insertion hole Inserting shaft Arm fixing handle Tighten Arm fixing handle WARNING Make sure to tighten Traction Device Arm fixing handle securely If they are not tightened securely the extension arm right left will fall off 5 Loosen the handle of the the cart for traction arm and press and simultaneously to raise the table Loosen...

Page 62: ...ee rest with pad Insert the L shaped knee rest with pad into the insertion hole of the extension arm right left and attach the pad large Attach the L shaped knee rest with pad to suite the posture of a patient Adjust the height Tighten Loosen 8 Adjust the positioning of the extension arm right left Tighten Loosen Tighten Loosen ...

Page 63: ... Loosen the fixing handle on the end of the extension arm right left insert the traction device into the insertion hole outside on the extension arm right left then fix the traction device by tightening the fixing handle NOTE Make sure to hold the traction shoe when operating a handle except for the traction adjusting handle Adjustment Tighten Loosen Tighten Loosen Tighten Loosen Adjust the direct...

Page 64: ...to help support the patient s legs Attachment Attach the lower limb support clamp to the extension arm right left Tighten the handle to fix the lower limb support clamp Insert the lower limb support into the insertion hole of the lower limb support clamp Tighten Loosen Adjustment Loosen Tighten Adjust the height Adjust the position Loosen Tighten Loosen Tighten Adjust the angle Tighten Loosen NOTE...

Page 65: ...taching the traction shoe When cleaning the traction shoe detach it from the traction device To detach the traction shoe Loosen the band and detach the traction shoe Band To attach the traction shoe Band Attach the traction shoe and tighten the band ...

Page 66: ...62 5 Using the leg traction device ...

Page 67: ...63 6 Maintenance and inspection 6 Maintenance and inspection ...

Page 68: ...e or dirt Backlash of the tabletop Check all the table plates for any backlash when jiggling both ends of the back plate Table plate Check all the table plates for any damage Check all the table plates for any damage or dirt Control unit Press the switch of the control unit to see if all functions work properly WARNING Before use Before use After use Oil leakage Check the floor or the base surface...

Page 69: ...he label that is directly applied on the on board microcomputer Periodic replacement parts Version information of the software Battery Control unit Brake pad Power cord Caster Parts Replacement time years Battery 2 Control unit 4 to 6 Caster 5 to 7 Brake pad 3 to 5 Power cord 5 to 7 CAUTION The version information of the software is mainly for the service and maintenance personnel as needed For co...

Page 70: ...66 6 Maintenance and inspection ...

Page 71: ...67 7 Specifications 7 Specifications ...

Page 72: ...ft Right 90 Detachment Head plate Leg plates right left Seat plate right left dividable Others Lower Limb Traction Lever for emergency brake release Electrical rating Classification per 60601 1 Class 1 internal power source device Note 1 Type B IPX4 Rated supply voltage AC100 240 V Rated supply frequency 50 60 Hz Battery power supply voltage DC24 V 12 V 17 Ah x 2 Power input 400 VA Operating volta...

Page 73: ...t temperature 10 C 50 C Note 4 Relative humidity 10 85 No condensation Note 4 Atmospheric pressure 700 hPa 1060 hPa Note 4 Useful life In case that specified maintenance and appropriate storage are done 10 years Note 5 Accessories The leg traction device Note 1 when the battery power is used Note 2 consecutive pressing the switch of the control unit Note 3 excluding the side rail Note 4 Company st...

Page 74: ...70 7 Specifications Appearance Operating Table Extension arm right left ...

Page 75: ...71 8 When the control unit can not be used 8 When the control unit can not be used ...

Page 76: ...iary switch CAUTION Use the auxiliary switch only in an emergency Unlike the control unit the operation restriction function will not function Keep an eye on the movement of the tabletop when operating the table with the auxiliary switch If the tabletop should come in contact with other parts stop operating the table immediately It may be damaged Control panel Trendelenburg UP Trendelenburg DOWN T...

Page 77: ...73 9 Troubleshooting 9 Troubleshooting ...

Page 78: ... does not function 1 The emergency brake release handle is in a release UNLOCK position 2 After releasing the brake by the emergency brake release handle the brake has not been unlocked by the control unit 1 Turn the emergency brake release handle toward LOCK P29 2 Unlock the brake by the control unit P29 Reverse Trendelenburg positioning and lateral tilt positioning do not operate 1 The seat plat...

Page 79: ...t Use sign on the operating table In case of malfunction Please contact your local distributor or manufacturer for maintenance or repair The operating table should only be serviced or maintained by an authorized personnel or us Do not dissemble the table Unauthorized disassembling may cause a fire electric shock or malfunction In order to prevent infection be sure to perform cleaning and disinfect...

Page 80: ...9 Troubleshooting 76 ...

Page 81: ...77 APP Electromagnetic compatibility App Electromagnetic compatibility ...

Page 82: ...anufacturer declaration electromagnetic emissions The MOS 1302B is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below The customer or user of the MOS 1302B must ensure that it is operated in suchlike environments Electromagnetic interference measurements Compliance Electromagnetic environment guideline Harmonic emissions IEC 61000 3 2 Class A The MOS 1302B is suitable for use in a...

Page 83: ...a typical commercial or hospital environment Surge IEC 61000 4 5 0 5 1 kV differential mode voltage 0 5 1 2 kV common mode voltage 0 5 1 kV differential mode voltage 0 5 1 2 kV common mode voltage Power supply voltage quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage drops short interruptions and fluctuations in power supply voltage IEC 61000 4 11 0 UT for 0 5 cycles 0...

Page 84: ... 870 28 930 28 1720 28 1845 28 1970 28 2450 9 5240 9 5500 9 5785 80 MHz to 2 7 GHz 3 V m Wireless communication frequency band V m MHz 27 385 28 450 9 710 9 745 9 780 28 810 28 870 28 930 28 1720 28 1845 28 1970 28 2450 9 5240 9 5500 9 5785 Info 1 These guidelines may not apply in all situations Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and reflection from bildings objects and people T...

Page 85: ...81 APP Electromagnetic compatibility Memo ...

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