What to do if ConMed sabre 180 Medical Equipment declares a HLP -4 error in RUN mode?
If your ConMed Medical Equipment declares a HLP -4 error in RUN mode, it indicates that the timing is incorrect. Select Late Mode 2 to observe timing of both WDT one-shot stages at their test points.
What to do if ConMed Medical Equipment declares unaccountable Return Fault in operation with the ESU activated?
If your ConMed Medical Equipment shows an unaccountable Return Fault when the ESU is activated, it's likely due to interference from electrosurgical current. Check the A4T5 shield lid to ensure it has good electrical and mechanical contact.
How to solve poor symmetry due to improper function in the Power Amplifier (PA) of ConMed Medical Equipment?
If the symmetry is poor due to an improper function in the Power Amplifier (PA) of your ConMed Medical Equipment, it could be due to a shorted FET allowing fault current to flow. Before checking, enter dI2, select Pure Cut, and confirm that A4TP9 has approximately 0 to 10V signal swings.
What to do if BVG performs incorrectly in ConMed Medical Equipment?
If the BVG performs incorrectly in your ConMed Medical Equipment, check that the output VDAC goes from 9.9 Vdc at 0W to 2.0 Vdc at 50W.
Why HLP -7 indicates that the WDT did not shut down RF when Stage 2 timed out in ConMed Medical Equipment?
HLP -7 indicates that the WDT did not shut down RF when Stage 2 timed out because of a failure of any of the components carrying the WDTFL signal to the WFG and VBASE TP14 circuits. Check that A3U20 is producing the proper VDAC voltage.
Explains the warranty terms and conditions for the electrosurgical unit.
Details essential safety measures for operation, testing, and servicing.
Procedures for functional and performance testing before clinical use.
Step-by-step guide for preliminary setup and actual operation of the unit.
Provides common troubleshooting steps for issues encountered during operation.
Outlines annual performance testing procedures and recommended checks.
Procedures for recalibrating the unit if performance checks fail specifications.
Guides on using HLP codes and troubleshooting aids for diagnosing faults.
General| Type | Electrosurgical Generator |
|---|---|
| Output Power (Cut) | 180 Watts |
| Output Power (Blend) | 120 Watts |
| Line Voltage | 100-240 VAC |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Modes | Cut, Blend, Coag |
| Weight | 22 lbs (10 kg) |
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