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Electrical safety:
– Position the operating table such that the detachable plug or
device couplers are easily accessible.
– The operating table may only be connected to a power supply
with a protection conductor. This prevents the risk of electric
shock.
– Once a year, arrange for a qualified electrician to check the
electrical safety of the operating table and the power supply.
We recommend an annual general safety inspection by Baxter
Technical Customer Service.
– The anti-static properties of the operating tabletop comply
with the legal requirements. To meet this requirement, the
pads supplied with the product must be used and be properly
secured.
– Always keep the operating table in an operational (charged)
state so that it is ready for use immediately in case of power
supply failure.
Fully charge the operating table prior to first use.
– An extension cable cannot be used with the mains power cable
on the operating table, otherwise, in case of a fault, the
permitted patient leakage current threshold will be exceeded.
The fault occurs when the protection conductor is interrupted
by a damaged mains power cable. The operating table must be
connected to the power supply using the original mains power
cable from Baxter.
In addition, the supply voltage must be observed. The
operating table must only be connected to the supply voltage
indicated on the device label.
– Ensure that the power cable and equipotential bonding cable
are not crushed or driven over. Stop using cables if damaged. If
you have any concerns about the safety of the power cables
and equipotential bonding conductors, work only with the
internal (rechargeable) power supply until you have replaced
the cable in question.
Remove cables prior to relocating the table.
– When used on an electrically conductive floor, the operating
table may be used only if connected to an equipotential
bonding cable. The equipotential bonding cable connection
location on the operating table is in accordance with
IEC 60601–1.
Pads:
– The pads and cover retain the patient's body heat, thereby
preventing body temperature from falling due to heat
diffusion.
– The pads can be removed. Only use the appropriate pads made
by Baxter. Do not position the patient on the operating table
without a pad.
– Lift the patient into the desired position on the operating table;
do not drag the patient over the pads. After each change of
position, lift the patient's affected body parts. Any wrinkles or
shearing forces that have developed will be reduced.
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