Cautions
14 | English (USA) 2019-08 901418-003,01 ACIST | CVi® System User's Guide
2 Warnings, Cautions, and Symbol Denitions
Excessive Injections
When performing a large number of either high pressure, high volume
injections or low pressure, low volume injections, the manifold valve may begin
to stick when resetting or opening. If this occurs, replace the manifold kit.
Eye Protection
Always wear eye protection when using the CVi system.
Injection System Temperature
When the CVi system is brought in from extreme outside temperatures (hot
or cold), allow it to stabilize at room temperature for approximately one hour
before use.
Leakage Current
If the chassis leakage current is above 100 µA, do not use the CVi system.
Line Power
Before connecting the CVi system to an electrical outlet, check the power
source for proper voltage and frequency.
Lock Button
e CVi system is locked to its mount when the locking knob is tightened
fully clockwise. e system should remain locked to its mount except during
transfer between mounts (for example, transferring between a bed rail and a
wheeled cart).
Locking Wheels
To prevent unintentional movement of a CVi system that is mounted on a
wheeled cart, lock the wheels.
Mixing Hardware Components
Never mix and match hardware components from dierent injector system
models. Each model's components are designed to work together as a set.
Mounted System
Do not lean, grab, or place objects on the CVi system.
When transporting the CVi system on the pedestal cart, follow these
guidelines:
• Make sure that the safety latch knob is tightened fully clockwise, and that
the unit is secure on the cart.
• Make sure that the power supply is secured to the mounting bracket during
transport.
• Guide the system using the cart handrail only. Do not push the CVi system.
• For power supplies that are o the patient table (bed) mount, be sure that
the power supply is in the cart tray during transportation.
Pressure Transducer
To avoid bursting the dome membrane on the pressure transducer backplate
and introducing air into the system, attach the disposable pressure transducer
to the backplate before applying positive pressure to the system.
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