3M Sarns TCM II - Preparation; Checking Ice and Water; Connecting Equipment

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Preparation

Checking

Ice

and

Water

1.

See

that

the

System

Power

is

OFF.

2.

Check

that

there

is

an

adequate

ice

supply.

A

50

lb.

supply

of

ice

should

be

sufficient

for

one

case.

To

make

additional

ice,

see

“Using

the

Ice

Maker”

in

the

Operation

section.

3.

Add

fresh

cold

water

up

to

the

maximum

water

level

for

each

tank.

The

maximum

water

level

for

the

large

tank

is

indicated

on

the

label

located

near

the

pressure

switch

in

the

large

tank.

The

maxi—

mum

water

level

for

the

small

tank

is

attained

when

water

begins

overflowing

from

the

small

tank

to

the

large

tank.

Connecting

Equipment

Connect

the

Heat

Exchangers

and

Blanket

(Figure

5)

1.

Use

new

sections

of

PVC

tubing

to

connect

equipment.

2.

Prepare

a

drainage

line

for

cardioplegia

and

arterial

water

Out

lines:

insert

a

ball—type

valve

(A)

into

the

middle

of

a

drainage

line.

Close

the

valve.

Attach

the

drainage

line

to

a

tubing

section

with

a

tee

(B).

Figure

5:

Water

Connections

Connect

the

Display

Module

(Figure

6)

Select

any

1

5/8

in.(4,l

cm)

upright

pole

that

is

within

7.5

ft.

(2,3

m)

of

the

main

unit.

Lower

the

support

bracket

(A)

over

the

pole

until

the

bracket

is

at

the

.v’—\

‘ ‘

1

.

desired

position;

tighten

the

thumbscrew

(B).

Position

3-

A1130}!

the

water

fittings

(C)

to

the

tubing

SGCUODS

the

back

of

the

module

so

that

its

slot

is

directly

over

and

secure

the

connection

with

tubing

clamps

(D).

the

desired

support

tab

(C);

pull

the

module

downward

until

it

is

securely

on

the

tab.

4.

Attach

the

tubing

sections

to

the

heat

exchangers

and

blanket.

Connect

the

Temperature

Display

Module

to

the

main

unit

before

the

System

Power

is

turned

on.

Insert

the

5.

Insert

the

water

fittings

into

the

appropriate

In

and

module

plug

into

the

socket

which

is

located

in

the

Out

ports

on

the

system:

CPG

H20

for

the

pocket

on

the

main

unit.

Be

sure

that

this

plug

is

cardioplegia

heat

exchanger,

ART

H20

for

the

securely

connected,

arterial

heat

exchanger,

and

BKT

H20

for

a

blanket.

Note:

During

use,

keep

the

drain

valves

closed

and

do

not

drain

attached

equipment.

The

system

ports

are

internally

connected

to

a

common

water

source

such

that

draining

the

attached

equipment

may

drain

the

entire

system.

Figure

6:

Bracket

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