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CAUTION
• DO NOT
store or operate the Aspirator outside the specified
environmental conditions.
• Patients with special needs may require assistance to operate the
Aspirator.
• Incorrect accessories connected to this device may affect the device flow
performance.
• DO NOT
allow Aspirator to exceed Operating or Storage Temperature
specifications.
DANGER
To reduce the risk of Electrocution:
• Always unplug the Aspirator after using, except when battery is being
recharged.
• DO NOT
use, place or store the Aspirator where it can fall or be pulled
into a tub, sink, water or other liquids. Unplug from wall immediately.
• DO NOT
attempt to repair the Aspirator. Any attempt could result in
electrical shock.
• Caution must be exercised when operating the Aspirator where oxygen is
being administered.
• The Aspirator is not suitable for use in an enriched environment of
flammable anesthetic mixture with air, oxygen or nitrous oxide.
The PM66 Series Aspirators meet the requirements of IEC 60601-1-2 and are
considered safe from producing electromagnetic interference with other devices
when used normally in accordance with their intended use. Should the aspirator
cause any interference, try repositioning it or moving it to another location.
WARNING
To reduce risk of burns, electrocution, fire, or injury to persons:
• Close supervision is necessary when this Aspirator is used by, on, or near
children or patients with special needs.
• Use this Aspirator only for its "Intended Use" as described in this manual.
• Use of accessories and connecting parts not designed for this Aspirator
may affect performance and/or cause damage to the device.
• DO NOT
use if the Aspirator has been damaged.
• DO NOT
clean the Aspirator with harsh or flammable chemicals.
• If the Aspirator tubing becomes occluded against patient’s tissue,
powering off the device may not release tubing.
• No modifications to this device are allowed.
• The negative pressure of the unit must be checked by occluding the
end of the suction tubing before attaching it to the suction catheter, and
prior to each suctioning event. Suction pressure should be set as low as
possible to be effective.
• The connection of high vacuum / high flow devices to low flow
accessories has the potential to harm the patient.
