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PORTABLE SUCTION ASPIRATOR

PART NUMBER 758000

OPERATOR

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MAINTENANCE

M A N U A L

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Page 1: ...PORTABLE SUCTION ASPIRATOR PART NUMBER 758000 OPERATOR MAINTENANCE M A N U A L ...

Page 2: ... homes The care e vac 3 s suctioning capabilities are generated by a diaphragm pump It comes equipped with a disposable in line hydrophobic filter 14 of tubing and a disposable 800 cc collection canister This manual covers the care e vac 3 in the following sections I Definitions and Symbols Legend Page 3 II Instructions for Use Page 4 III Maintenance Page 5 IV Troubleshooting Removal of Service Co...

Page 3: ...ll operate at its maximumperformance WARNING Red Light LOW The unit will continue to operate for less than 10 minutes and should be recharged immediately Amber Light CHARGING AC Unit is properly connected to the power source This light will remain illuminated as long as the unit is connected to the powersource This device should be used only by qualified medical personnel properly trained in medic...

Page 4: ...d by placing the unit on its side and locating the plastic clamp which secures the bracket Using a Phillips head screwdriver loosen DO NOT REMOVE the screws and adjust the bracket to the desired position Retighten the screws The care e vac 3 is designed to use any size collection device up to 1200 cc However if you are not using an Aeros disposable collection canister make sure the collection de v...

Page 5: ...ter and all suctiontubing 2 Wipe the surface of the unit clean with a mild antiseptic and a clean soft cloth Do not allow any cleaning solution to spill into the vents on theunit 3 Turn unit on to check the condition of the battery If the LOW Red LED illuminates recharge the battery Verify the unit can regulate to FULL VAC as outlined in sec tion II A 3 4 Place a new collection canister suction tu...

Page 6: ...fications Section B Vacuum Regulator Cleaning The suction regulator may accumulate aspirant after the pump has been in service for an extended period of time When disassembling the pump for cleaning it is suggested that the regulator also be cleaned as a preventativemeasure 1 Remove the regulator by disconnecting the silastic tubing and loosen the locknut make note of the orientation of all tubing...

Page 7: ...e the orientation of the battery beingreplaced D WARNING Decontamination In the event that contaminated fluids have ingressed beyond the hydrophobic filter follow the procedure outlined below In addition always use proper protective gear i e rubber latex gloves goggles etc when in contact with contaminated parts 1 Remove the device from the AC power source prior to cleaning and clean the interior ...

Page 8: ...ard 6 Battery wires are on wrong termi 6 Switch battery wires to proper terminals nals Low or no vacuum on 1 Improper tubingconnection or 1 Check all external vacuum parts for running unit crimped tube in the system crimped tubing If still no vacuum check all internal tubingconnections 2 Mechanical shut off is activated in 2 If the mechanical shut off has been acti the collection canister vated on...

Page 9: ... clockwise to remove 6 Canister Bracket Remove all six 6 cover screws and slide covers apart Loosen screws that hold bracket in place Slide bracket out and replace with new bracket 7 Silencer Remove all six 6 screws and slide covers apart Unscrew silencer from pump using a 3 8 box wrench 8 Regulator Follow directions outlined in vacuum regulator cleaning SectionIII B V Device Specifications PUMP 1...

Page 10: ...ections to ensure they are properly sealed Note Test the assembly for vacuum leaks by turning on vacuum source and occluding the patient tubing with finger or thumb 6 Tohelp prevent fluid contamination to vacuum system ALWAYS make sure the vacuum line is attached to the vacuum port Disposal 1 Turn off vacuum source and disconnect all tubing 2 Seal vacuum and patient ports with attached port caps 3...

Page 11: ... radioactive biological toxic or hazardous chemical substances the following information Our facility does not have the ability to properly identify all the possible hazardous substances which could be present in our products returned for service Since we cannot properly identify all hazards we do not have the protective equipment and means to safely repair these products when returned for service...

Page 12: ...hts which may vary from state to state To obtain service within the three year period first contact your authorized OHIO MEDICAL dealer or OHIO MEDICAL Customer Service Department Before returning any unit to the factory proper return authorization must first be obtained from the OHIO MEDICAL Customer Service Department Labor to repair any unit proved to be defective within the three year period w...

Page 13: ...ther than those listed above may result in Part Number Description 749144 REPLACEMENT SEALED LEAD ACID BATTERY AI4080000 CANISTER COLLECTION 800cc AI4080010 CANISTER ONLY REPL KIT 800 cc LID INCL PACKAGE OF 10 AI4080025 CANISTER ONLY REPL KIT 800 cc LID INCL PACKAGE OF 25 AI4120000 CANISTER COLLECTION 1200 cc AI4120010 CANISTER ONLY REPL KIT 1200 cc LID INCL PACKAGE OF 10 AI4120025 CANISTER ONLY R...

Page 14: ...e page 16 XII Environmental Conditions Specifications Storage Temperature Range 40ºC to 60ºC 40 F to 140 F Storage Relative Humidity Range 40 to 70 Non Condensing Pressure 50 106 kPa Operating Temperature Range 20ºC to 50ºC 4o F to 122 F Operating Relative Humidity 95 Non Condensing XIII General Warnings 1 To reduce the risk of electric shock do not remove cover Refer servicing to qualified person...

Page 15: ...d no closer to any part of the care e vac 3 including cables than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter Recommended separation distance Calculated RF 3 Vrms 3 Vrms d 1 2 P IEC 61000 4 6 150 kHz to 80 MHz Radiated RF 3 V m d 1 2 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz IEC 61000 4 3 80 MHz to 2 5 GHz 3 V m d 2 3 P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz where P is th...

Page 16: ...OhioMedical 866 549 6446 Fax 847 855 6218 1111 Lakeside Drive Gurnee IL 60031 www ohiomedical com 550542 Rev 6 06 2016 ...

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