What to do if no images come out on my FujiFilm Medical Equipment?
First, ensure that the cart, monitor, or processor is properly plugged into the main outlet. If it is, make sure that the cart, monitor, or processor is powered on.
Why is the image dark on my FujiFilm Medical Equipment?
The image may appear dark due to several reasons: * The endoscope is not completely connected. * The brightness level is set too low. * The iris mode is set to “PEAK.” * There is dirt on the endoscope lens. * The shutter speed is set to “HIGH.” * The light save function limits the maximum light amount. * The iris timer is activated. To fix this: * Ensure the endoscope is correctly connected. * Adjust the brightness level. * Set the iris mode to “AVE.” * Clean the endoscope lens by supplying water to the distal end. * Set the shutter speed to “NORM.” * Turn off the light save function. * Release the timer by pressing the FR switch on the endoscope.
What to do if suction is disabled in FujiFilm EN-580T?
If suction is disabled, check the following: * Ensure the pump is switched on. * Verify the pump is correctly connected. * Make sure a forceps valve is attached.
Why is the highlight area of images too bright on my FujiFilm EN-580T?
The highlight area of images may be too bright because: * The brightness level is set too high. * The iris mode is set to “AVE.” To resolve this: * Set the brightness level to approximately 0. * Set the iris mode to “PEAK.”
What to do if an endotherapy device cannot be withdrawn from FujiFilm EN-580T?
If an endotherapy device cannot be withdrawn, consider the following: * The endotherapy device might be left open (like biopsy forceps). * The handle of the endotherapy device might be held firmly. * The device may be difficult to withdraw due to bending. * There might be an abnormality with the device. * A non-applicable device might be in use. To resolve this: * Close the endotherapy device before attempting to pull it out. * Loosen your grip on the handle while withdrawing. * Slightly straighten the bending portion, then try again. * Return the end of the device to the forceps outlet, and slowly pull out both the endoscope and the device together. Ensure you are using an applicable endotherapy device.
What to do if an image disappears during an examination with FujiFilm Medical Equipment?
If an image disappears during an examination, it could be due to: * An incomplete endoscope connection. * A system malfunction, possibly due to static charges. * A shorted or broken video signal cable. * Damage to the imaging section. To address this: * Reconnect the endoscope. * Reset the processor and the light source. If the image is still not displayed, turn off the processor and light source, straighten the bending portion to unlock and release the angle knobs, and slowly pull out the endoscope.
Why is the suction volume low in my FujiFilm EN-580T?
Low suction volume can be caused by: * A damaged suction button. * A degraded forceps valve. * An improperly attached suction tube. * An improperly attached forceps valve. * The lid of the forceps valve not being closed securely. To fix this: * Replace the suction button. * Replace the forceps valve. * Reattach the suction tube. * Reattach the forceps valve. * Ensure the lid of the forceps valve is securely closed.
What to do if an endotherapy device cannot be inserted into FujiFilm Medical Equipment?
If an endotherapy device cannot be inserted, check the following: * Ensure the endotherapy device is closed (e.g., biopsy forceps). * Avoid gripping the handle of the device too firmly. * Check for bending that might be hindering insertion. * Confirm that you are using an applicable endotherapy device. To resolve this: * Close the endotherapy device before insertion. * Loosen your grip on the handle. * Slightly straighten the bending portion of the endoscope, then try inserting the device. * Use only compatible endotherapy devices.
What to do if a live image is not displayed after image freezing is cancelled on FujiFilm Medical Equipment?
If a live image is not displayed after canceling image freezing, the system may have malfunctioned due to static charges. Try resetting the processor and the light source. If the image is still not displayed, turn the processor and the light source off, then straighten the bending portion to unlock and release the angle knobs. Slowly pull out the endoscope.
What to do if images cannot be captured in the image recorder of FujiFilm EN-580T Medical Equipment?
If images cannot be captured, ensure that the image recorder is connected. If it is, try reconnecting it to ensure a correct connection.
General| Brand | FujiFilm |
|---|---|
| Model | EN-580T |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Defines the product's intended application for medical observation, diagnosis, and treatment.
Covers reading the manual, understanding warnings/cautions, and user responsibilities for safe operation.
Assumes trained users and highlights risks for critical patients or specific conditions.
Warns about latex allergies and the need for personal protective equipment during use.
Provides steps for dealing with loss of function and image issues, including overheating risks.
Explains the meaning of symbols like WARNING, CAUTION, and notes for user understanding.
Covers safe operation, handling, environmental considerations, and warnings for using the endoscope.
Details procedures for cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, disposal, repair, and symbol interpretation.
Lists all items included in the endoscope carrying case, such as the endoscope, tube kit, and setting tools.
Illustrates how the endoscope connects with various peripherals like regulators, testers, and controllers.
Details the main parts of the endoscope, including the control portion, flexible portion, and inlets.
Explains the meaning and location of various symbols found on the endoscope and in the manual.
Explains how to use the up-down and left-right angle knobs and locking levers for bending the endoscope.
Describes the functions of the suction button, air/water button, and image/recording switches.
Details the structure and function of the forceps valve, including its lid and body for preventing leaks.
Outlines initial steps for preparing the examination area, including moving equipment and connecting power.
Details cleaning, sterilization, and proper attachment of the forceps valve, including button connections.
Guides on connecting the endoscope to components and inspecting insertion portion, bending mechanism, and channels.
Covers inspection of the distal end, forceps, setting tools, over-tube, balloon, and controller for proper function.
Explains how to attach the endoscope hood and connect the balloon controller for operation.
Covers preparing necessary equipment and performing pre-treatment suitable for the examination purpose.
Provides critical safety warnings and step-by-step guidance for inserting and observing with the endoscope.
Details the process for oral and anal insertion, including patient instructions and handling balloons.
Explains how to safely perform biopsies and withdraw the endoscope, including component removal.
Describes pre-cleaning steps, channel cleaning with CA-511N, component removal, and transport.
Details the endoscope's classification, viewing system, dimensions, and bending capabilities.
Lists operating conditions, transport/storage requirements, validity period, and available accessories.
Lists consumable supplies like forceps valves and optional items such as cleaning adapters and air leak testers.
Provides information on RF emissions, radiated emissions, and harmonic emissions compliance for the endoscope.
Details compliance with immunity tests for electrostatic discharge, electrical fast transients, surges, and magnetic fields.
Offers guidance on separation distances for RF communications equipment to prevent interference.
Addresses problems like no images, dark images, too bright images, and image disappearance during examination.
Covers issues like distorted images, air/water feeding problems, and low supply volume.
Addresses problems with bending portion return, balloon inflation, and deflation.
Explains warranty terms, conditions for voiding warranty, and procedures for repairs during and after the warranty period.
Provides instructions for proper disposal of used electrical and electronic equipment according to regulations.
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