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Safety

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2 Safety

Overview

This section provides basic safety information necessary for operating the EX3000 Anesthesia System.
Please contact the

Vetland’s

24-hour customer service department at 1-877-329-7775 or your local dealer

for answers to your specific safety questions.

Intended Use

The EX3000 Anesthesia System is intended for veterinary use only and functions as described when
operated and maintained in accordance with the procedures of this manual.

Misuse of your EX3000 may result in injury to patients and operators and/or damage to property. Misuse
includes:

x

Using inappropriate gases and anesthetic agents

x

Making unauthorized modifications to the equipment

x

Operating the system using gas pressure or electrical power exceeding maximum ratings

WARNING!

The EX3000 Anesthesia System should only be operated by veterinary
professionals qualified to administer anesthesia to animal patients.

Description of Safety Symbols

The following types of symbols are included in this manual with notes that alert the reader to potential
hazards.

WARNING!

Personal Safety Warning.

This symbol appears in a shaded text block to warn

you about actions that could cause personal injury or death.

CAUTION!

Property Damage Caution.

This symbol appears in a shaded text block to warn

you about actions that could cause damage to the system or the facility.

Summary of Contents for EX3000

Page 1: ...P N 410 125 EX3000 Veterinary Anesthesia System Operator s Manual ...

Page 2: ... part of our continuing effort to maintain the highest standards of quality in our manuals we ask for your comments on this manual s accuracy organization clarity and usefulness Please send any comments by mail or e mail to the address below Address Vetland Medical Sales and Services L L C 2601 Holloway Road Louisville Kentucky 40299 U S A Toll Free Phone 1 877 329 7775 Fax 1 502 671 1019 E mail W...

Page 3: ...iption of Touch Screen Features 1 11 2 SAFETY 2 1 Overview 2 1 Intended Use 2 1 Description of Safety Symbols 2 1 Basic Safety Precautions and Practices 2 2 Patient and Operator Safety 2 2 Preventing System and Facility Damage 2 3 Facility Environmental Health 2 3 Alarms 2 3 Emergency Shutdown 2 3 Moving a Stand mounted EX3000 2 4 3 UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLY 3 1 Overview 3 1 Unpacking the System 3 1 ...

Page 4: ...5 Non rebreathing Circuit Installation 4 6 Setting Agent Vaporizer and Oxygen Controls 4 7 Alarm and Parameter Setup 4 8 Date Time Setup 4 10 Technician Password 4 10 5 OPERATION 5 1 Overview 5 1 Pre use Checkout 5 1 Inspiratory Pressure Adjustment 5 2 Rebreathing Circuit vs Non rebreathing Circuit 5 2 Using the Oxygen Flush Button 5 3 Post anesthesia Procedure 5 3 6 TROUBLESHOOTING 6 1 Overview 6...

Page 5: ...ning the Anesthetic Reservoirs 7 5 Post Maintenance Checkout 7 7 Preparing the EX3000 for Storage 7 7 8 PRODUCT INFORMATION 8 1 Payment Terms 8 2 Shipping 8 2 Returned Goods Policy 8 2 Limitation of Liability 8 3 9 USEFUL INFORMATION 9 1 Overview 9 1 Pressure Equivalents 9 1 Pressure Unit Conversions 9 1 Monitored Anesthesia Care MAC Anesthetic Levels 9 1 Miscellaneous Information 9 2 Definition o...

Page 6: ...tion Expiration Valve Assembly Exploded View 7 4 Figure 7 2 Removing the Drain Covers 7 5 Figure 7 3 EX3000 Anesthetic Drain Nipple 7 6 Figure 10 1 EX3000 Anesthesia System 10 3 Figure 10 2 410 103A Frame Assembly 10 4 Figure 10 3 Optional Keyfill Vaporizer Fillers 10 5 Figure 10 4 410 105A Isoflurane Chamber Assembly 10 6 Figure 10 5 410 106A Sevoflurane Chamber Assembly 10 7 Figure 10 6 410 102A...

Page 7: ...4 9 Table 6 1 EX3000 Anesthesia System Problem Solution Matrix 6 2 Table 7 1 EX3000 Post Maintenance Checkout 7 7 Table 9 1 Pressure Unit Conversions 9 1 Table 9 2 MAC Levels 9 1 Table 9 3 Miscellaneous Information 9 2 Table 10 1 Replaceable Materials and Accessories 10 1 Table 10 2 Exploded View Drawings EX3000 10 2 ...

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Page 9: ...by the oxygen Before anesthesia can be administered the operator must connect oxygen to the anesthesia machine fill the vaporizer with anesthetic agent and fill the absorber canister with absorbent The breathing bag patient breathing circuit and all accessory tubing and bags must then be connected After the oxygen supply is turned on and the scavenger tubing is connected to the waste gas eliminati...

Page 10: ... welfare Figure 1 1 shows a diagram of how the system operates Item Description Item Description 1 Electronic Vaporizer 7 Patient s Lungs 2 Oxygen Flow Sensor 8 Expiration Valve 3 Oxygen Flow Control Valve 9 Rebreathing Bag 4 O2 Flush Valve 10 Pop Off Valve 5 Inspiration Valve 11 CO2 Absorber 6 15 mm Endotracheal Tube Connector 12 cmH20 Pressure Gauge Figure 1 1 EX3000 Flow Diagram To Scavenger Sy...

Page 11: ...r mounted to the anesthesia machine via an optional manifold and yoke assembly x Type H cylinder strapped to facility wall or a cylinder cart Regulated Inlet Pressure 50 60 psi 345 380 kPa Note A low O2 pressure alarm sounds with both audible and visual indicators if supply pressure drops below approximately 45 psig Alarm is self resetting Flow Rate 20 liters per minute at 55 psi 379 kPa Oxygen Me...

Page 12: ...1 4 Introduction System Dimensions Front View Side View Figure 1 2 EX3000 System Dimensions 12 25 29 5 Max 15 5 15 5 13 75 ...

Page 13: ...rane Filler Port 3 Isoflurane Filler Port 11 Pop Off Valve 4 Fresh Gas Connector 12 System Name Plate 5 Inspiration Valve Assembly 13 O2 Flush Button 6 Inspiration Valve Port 14 Breathing Bag Mount 7 Expiration Valve Assembly 15 Breathing Bag 8 Expiration Valve Port 16 Stand Assembly Figure 1 3 EX3000 System Features Front 13 10 12 1 2 3 5 6 11 7 8 9 4 15 14 16 ...

Page 14: ...uit 6 Inspiration Valve Port Port to which the inspiration breathing hose circuit is connected 7 Expiration Valve Assembly Contains a nickel plated brass valve that utilizes a flutter disk to control the flow of gases within the patient expiration breathing circuit 8 Expiration Valve Port Port to which the expiration breathing hose circuit is connected 9 Absorber Canister Assembly The 1 030 cc abs...

Page 15: ... the anesthetic vaporizer and any other medical gases 14 Breathing Bag Mount Connection for the breathing bag when using the EX3000 in a rebreathing circuit configuration 15 Breathing Bag Reservoir Bag An inflatable rubber bag which allows the accumulation of fresh and expired gas during patient exhalation so that a reservoir of gas is available for the next breath The bag also acts as a safety de...

Page 16: ...ion System Rear Features Item Description Item Description 1 Power Cord Connector 4 System On Off Switch 2 Cabinet Vent Filter 5 Apnea Sensor Jack 3 Oxygen Inlet Port Figure 1 4 EX3000 System Features Rear 1 2 3 5 4 ...

Page 17: ...xygen Inlet Port Connection for the facility or cylinder oxygen supply hose This is a Diameter Indexed Safety System DISS fitting 4 System On Off Switch Used to power the EX3000 Anesthesia System ON I and OFF 0 5 Apnea Sensor Jack Connection for an apnea sensor to the system alarm display This sensor connects with system electronics that produce auditory and visual alarms to alert the operator to ...

Page 18: ...ation 9 Setup and Enter Button 3 System Pressure Gauge 10 Alarm Silence Button 4 Stop End Case Button 11 Sevoflurane Level Indicator 5 Case Clock 12 Alarm Screen and Setup Menu 6 Oxygen Flowmeter 13 Agent Type Display 7 Decrease Down Button 14 Time and Date Display Figure 1 5 EX3000 Touch Screen 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 11 10 9 13 12 10 47 Mon Jun 28 2 5 14 ...

Page 19: ...rease Down Button Used for scrolling down through selection menus and to decrease parameter settings 8 Increase Up Button Used for scrolling up through selection menus and to increase parameter settings 9 Setup and Enter Button Press to open the Setup Menu where you set enter the parameters at the selected level 10 Alarm Silence Button Press to silence an audible alarm If the condition causing the...

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Page 21: ...x Using inappropriate gases and anesthetic agents x Making unauthorized modifications to the equipment x Operating the system using gas pressure or electrical power exceeding maximum ratings WARNING The EX3000 Anesthesia System should only be operated by veterinary professionals qualified to administer anesthesia to animal patients Description of Safety Symbols The following types of symbols are i...

Page 22: ...t before delivering gases x Make sure that the power cable and oxygen hose do not cross walkways and aisles This may present a tripping hazard x Follow the anesthetic agent manufacturer s Material Safety Data Sheet MSDS recommendations for personal protective equipment proper handling and treatment of injury resulting from exposure x Make sure the power cable and oxygen hose are securely connected...

Page 23: ... x If the system is used in a confined space ensure that there is adequate ventilation If volatile organic compound VOC emissions exceed safe limits facility ventilation systems must be in operation x Dispose of any hazardous materials and items contaminated with hazardous materials in accordance with applicable Federal state and local statutes and regulations facility practice and practices recom...

Page 24: ...he facility power supply 3 Securely stow the power cable and medical gas supply hose if used on the anesthesia system 4 Grip the handle and back panel of the EX3000 firmly as shown in Figure 2 1 5 Carefully roll the EX3000 to its new location Use extra caution when moving the machine over uneven areas thresholds and other obstacles Figure 2 1 Moving the EX3000 Stand Mount ...

Page 25: ...ease do the following 1 Check the shipping documents to ensure that all boxes have been received 2 Examine the shipping boxes for damage Immediately make a damage claim to the carrier if there is serious damage 3 Carefully open each box and remove each individual component Save all boxes and packing materials for future shipments CAUTION Open shipping boxes carefully to avoid damaging the contents...

Page 26: ...m Stand Mount Assemble a stand mounted EX3000 in the sequence shown in Figure 3 1 WARNING Some components of the system are heavy Use caution while lifting these components to avoid injury Figure 3 1 Assembling the EX3000 Stand Mount 1 2 4 5 6 3 x 5 ...

Page 27: ...omponents of the system are heavy Use caution while lifting these components to avoid injury CAUTION Attach the wall bracket to studs whenever possible The bracket holes are on 16 inch centers Use wall fasteners appropriate for supporting the weight of the fully equipped EX3000 Figure 3 2 Assembling the EX3000 Wall Mount 1 4 x 2 x 4 3 x 2 2 ...

Page 28: ...3 4 Unpacking and Assembly Initial Connections Connect the main power cord and apnea sensor lead to the back of the EX3000 as shown below Figure 3 3 Connecting the Power Cord and Apnea Sensor ...

Page 29: ...with anesthetic agents x Wrench for tightening oxygen supply fitting x Apnea sensor optional Initial System Preparation Setting Up the EX3000 1 Position the EX3000 in the area where it will be used 2 Connect the power cord to the facility power source 3 Connect the oxygen supply hose to the DISS fitting on the oxygen inlet port see Figure 4 1 4 Open the oxygen supply valve and adjust the regulator...

Page 30: ...ster with CO2 absorbent to within 1 inch of the top of the canister Take care that the granules do not interfere with the sealing surfaces 3 Reinstall the absorber canister and turn the knob clockwise until hand tight CAUTION Do not over tighten the canister knob Excessive tightening may damage the absorber canister Figure 4 1 Installing Oxygen Hose and Absorbent Canister 1 ...

Page 31: ...orrect anesthetic into the filler port Filling with the incorrect anesthetic agent could cause serious injury or death to the patient CAUTION If anesthetic agent spills on system surfaces allow it to evaporate Rubbing spilled anesthetic agent with a cloth may damage the system finish 5 Observe the agent level indicator on the system display Stop filling when the indicator bar reaches the top of th...

Page 32: ... connector from the appropriate anesthetic container into the key fill body 6 Allow the anesthetic agent to flow into the filler port CAUTION If anesthetic agent spills on system surfaces allow it to evaporate Rubbing spilled anesthetic agent with a cloth may damage the system finish 7 Observe the agent level indicator on the system display Stop filling when the indicator bar reaches the top of th...

Page 33: ...sional or refer to the Small Animal Anesthesia Handbook for more detailed guidance Attach the rebreathing circuit to the anesthesia system as shown in Figure 4 4 Figure 4 4 Rebreathing Circuit Universal F Circuit Connections Connect to Breathing Bag Mount Connect to Inspiration Port Connect to Expiration Port CO2 Sampling Port Connect to Apnea Sensor Jack Apnea Sensor Connect to Endotracheal Tube ...

Page 34: ... Animal Anesthesia Handbook for more detailed guidance Attach the non rebreathing circuit to the anesthesia system as shown in Figure 4 5 The use of an apnea sensor is optional Figure 4 5 Non Rebreathing Circuit Modified Jackson Rees Connections Connect to EX3000 Fresh Gas Outlet 15 mm Adapter Connect to Endotracheal Tube or Mask Connect to Scavenger System Apnea Sensor Optional Connect to Apnea S...

Page 35: ...ctive 4 Use the ST buttons to set the desired percentage 5 Repeat Steps 1 4 for the other anesthetic agent 6 Touch the green button z at the bottom of the Oxygen Flow Indicator The border of the indicator flashes red when active 7 Select the desired O2 flow rate using the ST buttons Note The case clock begins as soon as O2 flow begins Figure 4 6 Agent Vaporizer and Oxygen Controls 2 5 Agent Type A...

Page 36: ...t the parameter to be set c Touch the Setup button again to shift into set up mode The left hand column parameter highlights d Touch the ST buttons to select the desired parameter value e Touch the Setup button again to shift back into the left hand column The item in the left hand column highlights f Repeat Steps b to e as necessary to set other parameters and alarms 4 To close the Alarm and Setu...

Page 37: ...cmH2O 1 cmH2O Monitors patient s lung pressure that is continuous or has no indication of sufficient exhalation Activates an alarm if the parameter is violated Screen Brightness 1 10 1 unit Adjusts the brightness of the display Iso Med Conc 0 00 5 00 0 10 Settings to monitor the anesthetic agent output for percentages and duration by parameters Each anesthetic agent has a medium and high percentag...

Page 38: ...rect year is displayed 5 Touch the button to shift to the month 6 Set the month 01 12 by touching the ST buttons until the correct month is displayed 7 Continue to alternately touch the and ST buttons to shift to and set the day 1 to 31 the hour 01 to 24 and the minute 00 to 59 8 Touch the Setup button again to shift the highlight back into the left hand column and save the settings 9 To close the...

Page 39: ...r the duration of the case b Ensure that no other O2 delivery device is using the same cylinder and then note the pressure level in the cylinder c Turn the oxygen cylinder valve on and then off again Cylinder pressure should not drop more than 50 psi in 2 minutes If pressure drops there is a leak Immediately call for maintenance 6 Turn ON I the anesthesia system and allow it to go through its self...

Page 40: ... setting The oxygen flow control setting and the pop off valve should be set so that the breathing bag neither collapses during inspiration nor over inflates during exhalation The inspiration expiration pressures should be in the low range of the cmH2O pressure gauge It is often believed that when a closed patient breathing circuit is used a patient has to exhale against a high resistance This is ...

Page 41: ...button on the system touch screen for two seconds to stop all flows and halt the case clock The case clock automatically resets with the start of the next case when oxygen flow starts 2 Press the oxygen flush button for two to three seconds and squeeze the breathing bag to purge the system of anesthetic gases and carbon dioxide 3 Open the pop off valve by turning it counter clockwise This will ass...

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Page 43: ...zards Always follow all applicable Federal state and local regulations and the material manufacturer s Material Safety Data Sheet MSDS recommendations including x Personal protective equipment i e gloves mask eye protection x Disposal of contaminated items i e disposable breathing circuit components cleaning cloths x Disposal of hazardous materials such as cleaning solutions and anesthetic agents ...

Page 44: ...il the desired concentration is displayed d Leak around the vaporizer filler port 1 Remove the filler plug 2 Verify that filler plug o ring is not damaged Replace if damaged 3 Verify that filler plug o ring is not obstructed by animal hair dirt etc 4 Screw in the filler plug hand tight into the filler port to form a tight seal e Vaporizer malfunction internal fault Contact Vetland or your local de...

Page 45: ... damaged Replace if damaged 3 Verify that filler plug o ring is not obstructed by animal hair etc 4 Screw in the filler plug hand tight into the filler port to form a tight seal 7 Patient sleep level seems too deep a Anesthetic concentration is set too high Reduce concentration of anesthetic on the system touch screen b Vaporizer malfunction Contact Vetland or your local dealer for servicing 8 Bre...

Page 46: ...ler port forming a tight seal 2 Verify that filler plug o ring is not damaged Replace if damaged 3 Verify that filler plug o ring is not obstructed by animal hair etc c Leak in patient breathing circuit 1 Check all hose connections particularly around mask or endotracheal tube 2 Perform a System Pressure Leak Test as specified below d C02 absorber canister is leaking 1 Remove the absorber canister...

Page 47: ...lbow while pressurizing the absorber system to 30 cmH2O using the O2 flush valve The system pressure should not drop more than 5 increments 30 cmH2O to 25 cmH2O in 30 seconds If a leak is present use a soapy water solution to help find its exact location Repair or replace the leaking component WARNING Leaks in the system allow room air to dilute the fresh gas mixture causing the patient to be ligh...

Page 48: ...High Pressure Pressure exceeded the high pressure threshold setting 1 Verify that the inspiration and expiration valves move freely 2 Verify that pop off valve is partially open 3 Adjust the high pressure alarm setting Continuing Pressure Pressure did not return to the baseline Same as for High Pressure alarm ISO SEVO Agent High Output Anesthetic agent percentage exceeded the alarm threshold Adjus...

Page 49: ...tment of chemical injury to personnel x Material flammability Annual Inspection Vetland recommends that the EX3000 and all anesthesia equipment connected to it be inspected annually for proper function by a Vetland certified technician The inspection should be performed at the very minimum on a regular schedule which assures proper operation of the equipment and safety for patient and staff Machin...

Page 50: ... and drying components x Personal Protective Equipment masks eye protection gloves Disposition of Breathing Circuit Components The following steps should be performed after each use of the anesthesia system WARNING To prevent the spread of infection do not attempt to re use disposables masks hoses and bacteria filters labeled for single use 1 Disconnect the used patient breathing circuit and clean...

Page 51: ...rom the bottom of the machine b Shake out the spent absorbent CAUTION Do not bang the edge of the canister on any surface This may damage the sealing surfaces c Wash the canister in warm water and dry thoroughly d Wipe the canister gasket located on the underside of the machine with a clean cloth dampened with germicidal cleaner Make sure there is no absorbent residue remaining on the gasket surfa...

Page 52: ... cloth to remove all dirt hair etc WARNING Refer to the cleaning agent manufacturer s MSDS for information concerning safe use personal protective equipment and disposal d Rinse the parts in clean water and dry the parts with a clean cloth e Wipe the check valve seat inside and out with a clean cloth moistened with cleaning solution f Reassemble the valves in the order shown in Figure 7 1 g Tighte...

Page 53: ...quired personal protective equipment and handling and disposal of waste anesthetic agent CAUTION Do not wipe spilled anesthetic agent from any painted surfaces of the EX3000 or the finish may be damaged Allow the anesthetic to evaporate 1 Turn OFF 0 the main power switch 2 Close the oxygen supply valve and disconnect the anesthesia system from the facility oxygen supply if used 3 Move the anesthes...

Page 54: ...rain nipple from the bottom of the reservoir to be drained see Figure 7 3 c Allow the anesthetic agent to drain into a plastic container d When the agent stops draining replace the drain nipple in the bottom of the reservoir e Tighten the filler cap by turning it clockwise 6 Reinstall the drain cover into the bottom of the anesthesia system 7 Dispose of the anesthetic agent in accordance with the ...

Page 55: ...oes not stick Preparing the EX3000 for Storage 1 Turn OFF 0 the EX3000 Anesthesia System 2 Disconnect the main power cable from the facility AC power supply 3 Turn off the oxygen supply valve and disconnect the facility oxygen supply line if used Remove and safely store E size stand mounted oxygen cylinders if used 4 Remove and discard disposable breathing tubes and bags in accordance with local r...

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Page 57: ... is subject to the following conditions x Merchandise returned for warranty credit or replacement must have been purchased from Vetland within the specified warranty period or proof of installation within that time will be required x Vetland must promptly be notified upon detection of the defective product or material x If the defective product or material cannot be repaired at the customer s site...

Page 58: ...ization number will be issued by Vetland This number must appear on the label packing slip and any other related documents Goods received without authorization will be refused at Vetland s receiving dock and retuned at customer s expense Returned Goods Policy When requesting authorization to return merchandise the following information should be provided x Customer purchase order number and date x...

Page 59: ...d products are ONLY to be used for VETERINARY purposes Vetland products are not designed to be used for human patients Vetland s liability whether arising out of or related to manufacture and sale of the goods their installation demonstration sales representation use performance or otherwise including any liability based upon Vetland s Product Warranty is subject to and limited to the exclusive te...

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Page 61: ...i inch H20 inch Hg kPa millibar cmH20 mmHg Torr psi 27 680 2 036 6 8947 68 947 70 308 51 715 inch H20 3 6127x10 2 7 3554x10 2 0 2491 2 491 2 5400 1 8683 inch Hg 0 4912 13 598 3 3864 33 864 34 532 25 400 kPa 0 14504 4 0147 0 2953 10 000 10 1973 7 5006 millibar 0 01450 0 40147 0 02953 0 100 1 01973 0 75006 cmH20 1 4223x10 2 0 3937 2 8958x10 2 0 09806 0 9806 0 7355 mmHg 1 9337x10 2 0 53525 3 9370x10 ...

Page 62: ...n Approximately 11 hours at 1 0 liter minute Note Does not include O2 flush time which exceeds the 1 0 L min rate Mounting Can be mounted to a yoke on the anesthesia system stand or small cylinder cart Advantages x Easily portable to multiple usage areas x Can be mounted on the anesthesia system stand x Size H Height 54 in Diameter 8 5 in Volume 7107 L Initial Pressure 1800 2200 psi Service Durati...

Page 63: ...he breathing circuit 1 psi 70 3 cmH20 CO2 carbon dioxide directional valves The inspiration and expiration valves present in the patient breathing system DISS Diameter Index Safety System A threaded connector system for medical gases which prevents the incorrect connection of medical gas supply lines to medical gas equipment endotracheal adapter A 15 mm tapered adapter which connects the endotrach...

Page 64: ...pressure psi pounds per square inch A unit of measure used to measure the pressure of medical gas supply systems such as cylinders or central piping systems respiration The process of gas exchange within the body respiratory cycle The time interval from the beginning of inspiration to the beginning of the next inspiration respiratory rate The number of inspiratory expiratory cycles per minute scav...

Page 65: ...ye 567 2300 Breathing Circuit Pediatric Unilimb 567 1370 Cleaner Cavicide 24 oz Spray 550 1024 F Air Charcoal Filter Canister 580 1250 Filler Anti spill Isoflurane 527 2211 Filler Key Isoflurane 527 3211 Filler Anti spill Sevoflurane 527 2231 Filler Key Sevoflurane 527 3231 Heat Moisture Exchangers Small 564 0500 Heat Moisture Exchangers Medium 564 1000 Heat Moisture Exchangers Large 564 1500 Lith...

Page 66: ...rizer Fillers 10 5 Figure 10 4 410 105A Chamber Assembly 10 6 Figure 10 5 410 106A Sevoflurane Chamber Assembly 10 7 Figure 10 6 410 102A Sub Chassis Assembly 10 8 Figure 10 7 410 108A Circuit Board Assembly 10 9 Figure 10 8 410 100A Back Cover Assembly 10 9 Figure 10 9 410 101A DISS Inlet Assembly 10 10 Figure 10 10 500 100A Pole Assembly 10 11 Figure 10 11 510 570A APL Pop off Valve Assembly 10 ...

Page 67: ...Replacement Parts and Accessories 10 3 Figure 10 1 EX3000 Anesthesia System ...

Page 68: ...10 4 Replacement Parts and Accessories Figure 10 2 410 103A Frame Assembly See optional Keyfill type Figure 10 3 ...

Page 69: ...Replacement Parts and Accessories 10 5 Figure 10 3 Optional Keyfill Vaporizer Fillers ...

Page 70: ...10 6 Replacement Parts and Accessories Figure 10 4 410 105A Isoflurane Chamber Assembly ...

Page 71: ...Replacement Parts and Accessories 10 7 Figure 10 5 410 106A Sevoflurane Chamber Assembly ...

Page 72: ...10 8 Replacement Parts and Accessories Figure 10 6 410 102A Sub Chassis Assembly ...

Page 73: ...Replacement Parts and Accessories 10 9 Figure 10 7 410 108A Circuit Board Assembly ...

Page 74: ...10 10 Replacement Parts and Accessories Figure 10 8 410 100A Back Cover Assembly ...

Page 75: ...Replacement Parts and Accessories 10 11 Figure 10 9 410 101A DISS Inlet Assembly ...

Page 76: ...10 12 Replacement Parts and Accessories Figure 10 10 500 100A Pole Assembly ...

Page 77: ...Replacement Parts and Accessories 10 13 Figure 10 11 510 570A APL Pop off Valve Assembly ...

Page 78: ...10 14 Replacement Parts and Accessories Figure 10 12 510 103A Manifold Block Assembly ...

Page 79: ...Replacement Parts and Accessories 10 15 Figure 10 13 510 101A Absorber Canister Assembly ...

Page 80: ...10 16 Replacement Parts and Accessories Figure 10 14 510 129A Flush Valve Assembly ...

Page 81: ...Replacement Parts and Accessories 10 17 Figure 10 15 510 104A Inspiration Expiration Valve Assembly ...

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Page 83: ...Appendix A A 1 Appendix Figure A 1 EX3000 Machine Overview Diagram EX3000 Machine Overview Diagram ...

Page 84: ...A 2 Appendix A Figure A 2 EX3000 Pneumatic Block Diagram EX3000 Pneumatic Block Diagram ...

Page 85: ...Appendix A A 3 Figure A 3 EX3000 Electrical Block Diagram EX3000 Electrical Block Diagram ...

Page 86: ...A 4 Appendix A Figure A 4 EX3000 Electrical Connections EX3000 Electrical Connections ...

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Page 88: ...www VetlandMedical com Vetland Medical Sales Services LLC 2601 Holloway Road Louisville KY 40299 Phone 866 476 0589 International 1 502 671 1014 Fax 1 502 671 1019 ...

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