Utah Medical Products FINESSE +, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Service Manual
If these indications do not occur, check to verify that:
• the power cord is securely plugged in on both ends,
• the three fuses on the rear panel of the unit are installed,
• these fuses are not blown, and the room outlet is active.
3. Connect a dispersive pad to the dispersive pad receptacle on the front panel. If a standard pad
is connected, the pad connection error should clear.
WARNING: If a split style pad (which allows for pad contact quality monitoring,
or CQM) is connected, the error indication will remain active, but the error will
not clear until the pad is attached to skin. Doing so will expose the person
connected to the pad to potentially severe injury should they come into contact with the
active electrode. Therefore, only perform this functional test with a standard pad, and
under no circumstances should ANY dispersive pad be attached to anyone for the
purposes of testing the system.
4. Briefly operate the cut control on the handswitch. The yellow "cut" lamp should light, a tone
should be emitted from the internal speaker, and the vacuum pump should come on and stay
on approximately five seconds after the cut control button is released. If none of this occurs
try another handswitch. If the vacuum motor does not come on, check the position of the
vacuum control switch and the vacuum fuses on the back panel.
5. Repeat step 4 above with the coag switch rather than the cut switch. All operation should be
the same except that the blue "coag" lamp illuminates rather than the yellow "cut" lamp.
6. If a footswitch is connected to the 's rear panel, repeat steps 4 and 5 above using
the cut and coag pedals of the foot switch. All indications should be the same as they were
using the hand switch.
If any of the above items do not check good, please contact Utah Medical Products Customer
Service for assistance.
Daily Maintenance
For optimum odor control in the procedure room, change the external filter pack at the end of
any day that the system is used.
Cleaning
CAUTION: Electric Shock Hazard.
Unplug system before cleaning.
Clean the system exterior with mild, soapy water applied to a damp (not soaked) clean
cloth. Wipe the exterior case, including the front panel. If further contamination control is
desired, 70% isopropyl alcohol may be applied to a cloth. Do not use acetone, isopropyl alcohol
concentrations exceeding 70%, or abrasive materials. Do not apply liquids directly to the system.
Consult your facility protocol for further cleaning guidance. Always wear appropriate protective
gear (gloves, goggles, and/or protective clothing) if directed by protocol or product instructions.