What to do if the effluent pump does not activate after switching off the draining pump in Atmos Medical Equipment?
If the effluent pump does not activate after switching off the draining pump, the pump may be defective. Inform the service department.
General| Brand | Atmos |
|---|---|
| Model | S 61 Servant |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides essential guidelines for safe, correct, and effective operation of the ATMOS S 61 Servant ENT workstation.
Details the purpose, users, patient population, and conditions for using the ATMOS S 61 Servant ENT workstation and its modules.
Specifies the product name, main functions, intended users, and conditions for use of the workstation.
Outlines the product name, main functions, intended use, and conditions for the Hygrotherm ear irrigation module.
Details the product name, main functions, intended use, and conditions for the Variotherm thermal stimulation module.
Describes the device as a diagnostic and therapy workplace for ENT specialists, highlighting modular functionality.
Clarifies the meaning of various symbols, shortcuts, and icons used throughout the operating instructions.
Covers crucial safety guidelines, electrical safety, environmental conditions, and handling precautions for the workstation.
Provides important advice for maintaining the hygienic status of the warm water units, including connection and running operation.
Lists the necessary electrical connections and socket outlets required for all units of the ATMOS S 61 Servant workstation.
Details prerequisites, procedures, and power consumption for connecting the device to the electrical power supply.
Outlines requirements for water supply, connection types, pressure, hardness, and calcification protection.
Describes the requirements for the waste water drain connection, including fitting types and height.
Presents a schematic diagram showing a proposed layout and dimensions for the workstation.
Identifies and describes the main controls and various functional options available on the fully equipped workstation.
Provides step-by-step visual instructions for correctly assembling the secretion canister system.
Explains how to adjust the front feet of the workstation using a screwdriver for proper leveling.
Details the hose connections within the service compartment and initial start-up procedures for the device.
Explains the function of the main on/off switch and the readiness of connected devices.
Covers the operation, control, and maintenance of the suction system, including safety warnings.
Explains how to activate, control, and monitor the suction capacity using the device's controls.
Details the procedure for thoroughly rinsing the suction hose after each application.
Outlines manual and automatic methods for emptying and cleaning the reusable secretion canister.
Presents information on using disposable canister systems like Receptal® and Medi-Vac®.
Covers the overview, switching on, activation, performing irrigation, and temperature setting for the Hygrotherm module.
Provides a visual overview of the front view controls and the irrigation handle components.
Details the procedure for switching on the ATMOS Hygrotherm module and performing initial checks.
Explains how to activate the module and reach the desired temperature for irrigation.
Describes the correct procedure for performing ear irrigation using the module and safety warnings.
Explains how to set and adjust the water temperature for ear irrigation within the specified range.
Covers overview, switching on, activation, performing stimulation, and setting time/temperature for the Variotherm module.
Provides a visual overview of the front view controls and the irrigation handle components.
Details the procedure for switching on the ATMOS Variotherm module and performing initial checks.
Explains how to activate the module and reach the desired temperature for stimulation.
Describes the correct procedure for performing thermal nystagmus stimulation.
Explains how to set the stimulation time for the Variotherm module using the timer controls.
Explains how to set and adjust the water temperature for thermal stimulation.
Details how to adjust the flow quantity for ear irrigation and vestibular stimulation using the set screw.
Explains the service display indicators (red and yellow LEDs) and their meanings during operation and maintenance.
Describes the specific use and limitations of the ear irrigation bowl with a separate suction channel.
Covers the operation and activation of the compressed-air system for various functions like nebulization.
Explains how to activate the compressed-air system by removing the handle from its support.
Provides instructions on how to attach, use, and deposit the medication sprayer.
Details the operation of the compressed air module for ear irrigation, including vent valve and adjusting lever.
Describes the LED light system, including on/off functions, ports for light sources, and optional connections.
Covers the operation of the mirror quick heater and the heating module for the instrument tray, including safety.
Explains the operation and safety precautions for the mirror quick heater, including burn risk.
Describes the heating module for the instrument tray, its temperature, and placement of instruments.
Details the integration of 3-channel endoscope management for rigid and flexible endoscopes.
Describes the ATMOS LED Light Cube and its automatic activation when the unit is switched on.
Explains the heated endoscope management system and the quiver heating temperature.
Describes the hook for the headlight and its automatic switching function when removed from the hook.
Provides general guidelines, precautions, and lists of prohibited substances for cleaning and disinfection processes.
Details the procedure for cleaning the surfaces of the ATMOS S 61 Servant ENT workstation with disinfectants.
Outlines daily cleaning and disinfection procedures for the secretion canister system components and filter.
Describes the cleaning and disinfection procedures for medication sprayers and their parts.
Details the cleaning and disinfection of instrument trays before storage or use.
Explains the cleaning and disinfection requirements for endoscope quivers to maintain hygiene.
Provides cleaning and disinfection instructions for the ear irrigation bowl, noting it's not autoclavable.
Details the cleaning and disinfection of hose tips (disposable) and jet connections for the irrigation modules.
Lists recommended disinfectants and their ingredients for manual and automatic instrument disinfection.
Lists recommended disinfectants and their ingredients for various surfaces of the device.
Lists recommended disinfectants and their ingredients for manual and automatic endoscope disinfection.
Details the cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization schedule for secretion canister system components.
Details the cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization schedule for the hose rinsing system parts.
Details the cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization schedule for ear irrigation and nystagmus stimulation components.
Details the cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization schedule for medication nebulisation and Politzer components.
Details the cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization schedule for endoscope management components.
Details the cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization schedule for instrument management components.
Details the cleaning and disinfection schedule for visualization components like cameras and LEDs.
Details the cleaning and disinfection schedule for radiofrequency surgery components.
Details the cleaning and disinfection schedule for various external surfaces of the workstation.
Provides instructions on how to locate and replace the fuses situated on the back of the unit.
Details the procedure for changing the DDS bacterial filter in the suction system, including indicators for replacement.
States that the hose box in the pump compartment may only be replaced by authorized personnel.
Outlines the procedure for preventive decalcification of the warm water units to address mineral precipitation.
Provides instructions for replacing the filter cartridge in the warm water units when contaminated or discolored.
Describes the procedure for returning the device for service or repair, including packaging and documentation requirements.
Lists common problems related to the electric power supply, such as no function or no lights, and their solutions.
Identifies issues with suction rate, pump activation, and vacuum generation, along with recommended remedies.
Addresses problems with the compressed air pump not switching on or pressure build-up issues.
Covers troubleshooting for the mirror quick heater not switching on or lacking sufficient power.
Lists problems with canister draining, pump activation, and effluent pump operation in the evacuation system.
Addresses problems with container overflows or failure to fill in the automatic hose rinsing container.
Covers troubleshooting for the LED light source not lighting up, including switch position and cable checks.
Addresses problems with nystagmus binoculars not lighting up, related to switch position or cable defects.
Covers troubleshooting for general heating system failures, including sensor and element defects.
Lists error codes (E1-E8) and their causes related to temperature display on the Hygrotherm/Variotherm units.
Lists consumable items required for disposable secretion management and for the suction equipment.
Lists various general accessories available for the ATMOS S 61 Servant workstation and its modules.
Lists specific spare parts available for the ear irrigation and thermal nystagmus stimulation modules.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the entire ATMOS S 61 Servant ENT workstation, including power and suction.
Details technical specifications for the LED light module, including intensity, color temperature, and operating time.
Covers environmental conditions, weight, dimensions, protection classes, CE mark, and electrical safety data.
Provides information on the recyclability of housing materials and the correct disposal procedures for the workstation.
Provides guidance and warnings regarding electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), ambient conditions, and component replacements.
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