
Chapter 10 User Maintenance
10.1 Maintenance policy
Warning
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Only use lubricants approved for Anesthetic and O
2
equipment. Do not use lubricants
containing oil or grease that may burn or explode in high O
2
concentrations.
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Follow infection control and safety procedures to prevent cross-infection. After clinical
procedures, equipment may be contaminated with blood and body fluids.
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Movable parts and removable components may present a hazard. Use care when moving or
replacing system assemblies and components.
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Check correct operation of the system after servicing and repair.
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All maintenance, repairs, cleaning and disinfection must only be carried out when the unit is
non-operational.
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Devices connected to the auxiliary outlets may increase leakage currents. Check the total
leakage current every six months.
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All repairs, servicing, and the replacement of components must be undertaken by a trained
engineer.
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After repair, carry out a pre-use test (Section 4). Do not use a malfunctioning Anesthetic
machine.
Caution
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Test the unit to ensure that it complies with the manufacturer’s specification.
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Replace damaged parts with components manufactured or sold by us. Then test the unit to
make sure that it complies with the manufacturer’s published specifications.
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Please contact our sales department to obtain support services.
Caution
Class I special waste
Depleted and used batteries must be in accordance with local regulations
concerning the replacement.
Class II special waste
The O
2
sensor must be discarded according to local regulations.
Parts that can be discarded
All disposable components must be disposed of by hospital regulations and in an environmentally
safe manner.