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Explains symbols used in the manual to highlight important information and actions.
Details symbols found on the suction unit and accessories for function and safety.
Covers symbols related to the battery, WEEE, RoHS, CE mark, and other device compliance indicators.
Identifies the device as a medical suction unit for fluid removal and its primary application.
Specifies areas of application in the body and the types of patients it can be used on.
Outlines usage duration limits and information for medical professionals on performing suction procedures.
Emphasizes reading instructions, safe operation, avoiding flammable substances, and contacting service for issues.
Covers cleaning, avoiding liquid immersion, authorized maintenance, using original parts, and battery safety.
Addresses latex content, MRI environments, and RF interference precautions.
Warns against stacking equipment and using non-specified accessories due to potential interference.
Details procedures for contaminated units, prohibition of disassembly, and health authority notification.
Advises against reusing disposable parts and outlines initial battery charging requirements.
Covers pre-use checks, installation safety, and reporting of critical issues to the manufacturer.
Lists situations where the device must not be used and potential adverse effects during operation.
Lists the components included for FA and FM versions of the suction units.
Mentions optional accessories like mains power supply and support brackets.
Details the unit's compliance, battery type, and the two basic versions (reusable/disposable jar).
Explains the function of the power switch, vacuum adjustment knob, and analogue vacuum gauge.
Details the meaning of Green, Yellow, and Orange LEDs for battery autonomy and charging status.
Outlines the steps for a daily test to ensure device efficiency and absence of anomalies.
Provides a table correlating test results with recommended actions for negative outcomes.
Details comprehensive checks for device compliance, including pump operation, vacuum, battery life, and safety tests.
Emphasizes using manufacturer-approved parts and adhering to operational limits like inclination angle.
Recommends checks every 24 months, noting that inactivity can affect parts like the battery.
Covers general safety, accessory checks, transport, battery, infection risks, and PPE.
Describes the reusable jar, its parts, sterilization limits, and replacement conditions.
Explains the filter's role, disposable nature, replacement frequency, and handling precautions.
Details the components of the SERRES system, including the jar, adapter, connector, and disposable bag.
Describes the Yankauer catheter and warns against reusing disposable parts due to performance and infection risks.
Outlines disconnecting, disposing of parts, checking integrity, cleaning, and recharging after each use.
Highlights the risk of infection from organic secretions and the need for PPE and disinfectants.
Advises using specific non-abrasive agents, avoiding colored disinfectants, and using warm water.
Outlines steps for cleaning, disinfection, and optional sterilization of reusable parts using steam autoclaves.
Describes placing components on a surface, checking for damage, and assembling the jar.
Details how to disconnect the tube, remove/insert the filter, and dispose of it correctly.
Guides on removing the Yankauer catheter, disconnecting tubing, and disposing of the used bag.
Lists warnings for sterilization cycles, including not sterilizing uncleaned parts and observing temperature/pressure limits.
Explains how to insert a new disposable bag into the jar and connect it to the unit.
Details cleaning the unit surface with a damp cloth and disinfectant, avoiding liquid immersion and solvents.
Provides a table outlining cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization frequencies for various parts.
Describes the support bracket and mains voltage power supply units, including their specifications and safety warnings.
Details the hermetic lead-acid battery, its sealed nature, charging time, lifespan, and replacement recommendations.
Covers proper disposal of spent batteries and the importance of monthly recharging when not in use.
Warns against extreme temperatures and humidity, and provides guidance for borderline conditions and condensation.
Explains WEEE recycling, handling of contaminated parts, and battery disposal requirements.
Lists available accessories like support brackets and power supplies with their manufacturer codes.
Details consumables such as filters and bags, and spare parts like tubes and connectors.
States that only authorized personnel should perform repairs and that unauthorized actions void the warranty.
Lists common problems like unit not switching on or low vacuum, with their causes and solutions.
Addresses issues with the unit not working when connected, only working on external power, or having reduced autonomy.
Covers problems with adjusting vacuum power, increased noise, or vibration, and their potential causes.
Lists device classification, UDI, suction level, operating mode, supply voltage, and relevant standards.
Details operating temperature, storage, humidity, pressure ranges, and working altitude.
Provides device dimensions, weight, nominal suction power, vacuum regulation, and flow rates.
Lists battery type, charging details, max current load, and pump type.
Specifies operating and storage temperature/humidity ranges, pressure, altitude, and rain protection.
Lists specifications for antibacterial filters, disposable bags, and catheters.
Advises on installing and operating the device according to EMC information to avoid interference.
Details the unit's compliance with CISPR 11 for conducted and radiated emissions in a domestic environment.
Lists compliance levels for immunity tests like electrostatic discharges and radiated radiofrequency.
Provides recommended separation distances from RF communication equipment to maintain device performance.
States manufacturer details, device classification, compliance with directives, and harmonized standards.
Includes information about the notified body, conformity assessment procedure, and approval dates.
Specifies the 2-year warranty period, what is covered, and what is excluded.
Outlines the process for claiming warranty, required documentation, and conditions for responsibility.
General| Brand | Boscarol |
|---|---|
| Model | OB 1000 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
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