Prima 320 Advance
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User Manual
7. Maintenance
7.1
User Maintenance
IMPORTANT
User maintenance
User Maintenance is restricted to cleaning the external
surfaces of the machine (see Section 7.2).
All other maintenance and servicing and the replacement
of components, must be carried out only by Penlon-trained
engineers.
Servicing and Repair
The Prima 320 Advance must be only be serviced or repaired
by Penlon-trained engineers, according to the schedule and
procedures given in the Service Manual, which contains circuit
diagrams, service kits and component lists.
WARNINGS
Exterior panels must not be removed by unauthorised
personnel and the apparatus must not be operated with such
panels missing.
Check that all panels are secure after any work by
authorised personnel.
Electrical power supply
Unauthorised personnel must not attempt to access fuses or
other electrical components. There is a possible electric shock
hazard.
If a replacement fuse mains lead or battery is required, this
work must be carried out only by trained engineers.
If a replacement mains lead is required, this work must be
carried out only by Penlon-trained engineers.
Ancillary Equipment
Follow the instructions given in the relevant user manual
for detailed information on user maintenance and service
requirements for the ancillary equipment used with the
anaesthetic machine (vaporizers, anaesthetic gas scavenging
system, patient monitoring).
Service Schedule
The anaesthetic machine must be serviced to the following
service schedule:
6 months
Inspection and functional check
12 months
Inspection and function check.
Calibrate the CO2 module (if installed)
Clean the fan filter
Replace seals etc., as required
2 years
Fit components supplied in the preventive
maintenance kit.
Inspection and function check.
Further information is given in the Prima 320 series
service manual, available only to engineers trained by the
manufacturer.
