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MGE UPS Systems SAM 35 - Instructions for Use; Before Operating Unit; Unit Set Up; Handling

MGE UPS Systems SAM 35
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SA 35 and SA 36
Operation and Maintenance Manual
Manual 118 Issue 15
Page 7 of 28
3. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
3.1 Before Operating Unit
BEFORE operating your new SA suction unit please read the following instructions carefully.
Become thoroughly familiar with the operation and maintenance of the unit before using and note the
information on the control panel and rear of the unit. Only persons trained in its use should operate
the unit.
Check that the voltage supply is as printed on the rating plate fitted to the back of the SA suction
unit.
Unscrew and remove the transport screws located on the underside of the unit.
Warning! Always electrically isolate the SA suction unit from the mains power supply
before carrying out any cleaning, maintenance or repairs. Electrical isolation of
the SA suction unit is by removal of the mains power plug from the mains
power supply.
3.2 Unit Set Up
Connect the desired collection system securely in place on the bracket fitted to the top of
the unit. More detail can be found later in this section.
Connect the desired equipment to the patient inlet tube on the collection container top.
Multi-fit bubble tubing (If supplied) has an I/D 7mm. Recommended length of tubing
used is 2 meters.
Connect the unit to the power supply, check label on rear of unit for correct ratings. Do
not obstruct access to the mains power supply, and ensure the power cable does not
create a trip hazard or is subject to damage. Ensure the exhaust outlet on the side of the
unit is kept clear of any restriction.
Switch the SA suction unit on by pressing the green rocker switch so that it illuminates.
The lamp indicates the SA suction unit is operating and ready for use.
3.3 Handling
The larger SA suction unit are not normally intended for lifting or carrying. They will either be
designed to installed on a trolley or fitted with lockable wheels. This mobility allows the larger SA
suction unit to be moved during use and easily transported between locations.
3.4 Operating Environment
Operation of this equipment must be within the following ambient condition
+40°C
-5°C
%
80%
30%
Temperature Humidity
Warning! Never operate a SA suction unit in the presence of flammable gas such as
anaesthetic agents. This is an Explosion hazard!
3.5 Gauge (Manometer) - Indicated Vacuum
The unit has a gauge fitted to allow the vacuum to be set at a pre-determined level and monitored
during use. To achieve the desired degree of vacuum, occlude the tubing fitted to the patient inlet on
the collection container top, and read the indicated vacuum on the gauge. Adjust the vacuum control
until the required degree of vacuum is achieved. (Turning the knob clockwise
increases the
vacuum). The SA suction unit is now set to operate at the selected vacuum.

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