Nidek Medical LE-9000LX, Руководство оператора

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6. Filter the processing water to separate the processing waste and water.
1) Connect the special hose of the FP-100 to the filter joint on the tank.
Press into the hose until you hear it click.
2) Set the function lever on the FP-100 to “FILTER”.
3) Turn on ( | ) the power switch on the FP-100.
The processing water is filtered by the filter at the bottom of the tank and only water is
sucked out into the FP-100.
All water will be sucked out from the tank in about one hour.
The timer turns off the power in one hour. (The time to turn the power off can be set by
turning the dial.)
4) If the water is left in the tank, turn the power switch on ( | ) again. After all water is sucked
out from the tank, turn the switch off (
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NOTE
• For finer filtration, shake the tank up and down about 10 times and filter any excess
water about 5 more minutes.
7. Dispose of the waste in the tank, following local governing ordinances.
Put a plastic bag, etc. over the tank and turn it upside down to remove the waste.
8. If the waste is stuck inside the tank, wash it out using a scrubber.
9. Throw away the filtered water in the FP-100.
1) Remove the hose of the FP-100 from the filter joint and bring it around the drain outlet.
Disconnect the hose while pressing the button on the joint.
2) Set the function lever on the FP-100 to “DRAIN”.
3) Turn on ( | ) the power switch on the FP-100.
The filtered water is drained. It takes a few minutes to drain all water.
4) When all water is drained, turn the switch off (
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NOTE
• If glass lenses have not been processed, the filtered water can be reused.
In such a case, put the hose disconnected from the filter joint in Step 1) into the tank
and perform Steps 2) - 4) to return the filter water back into the tank. Do not put the
lid over the hose then. The lid blocks the hose and it may cause a failure of the FP-
100.