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General| Relative Humidity | 30% to 75%, non-condensing |
|---|---|
| Irrigation | Integrated irrigation system |
| Voltage | 100-240 VAC |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C to 35°C (50°F to 95°F) |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 50°C (-4°F to 122°F) |
Summarizes safety notices including warnings, cautions, and notes for user safety during operation.
Details compliance with FCC regulations and IEC guidelines for electromagnetic compatibility.
Provides safety information regarding electrical hazards, grounding, and voltage.
Information on material recycling and proper disposal of the equipment.
States compliance with FCC regulations for conducted and radiated emissions.
Lists registered trademarks and brand names associated with the system.
Defines symbols used throughout the manual for console and general use.
Lists surgical specialties and uses for the SonaStar Ultrasonic Aspirator System.
Specifies procedures and conditions where the SonaStar system should not be used.
Details potential adverse effects, including airborne acoustic exposure limits.
Explains the basic principle of ultrasonic tissue ablation using vibration and cavitation.
Provides a general overview of the SonaStar system and its components.
Describes how the irrigation system delivers fluid to the handpiece tip for cooling and cleaning.
Details the aspiration system for removing fluid and fragmented tissue.
Explains how the vibration system achieves tissue fragmentation via high-frequency oscillation.
Describes the system's automatic standby mode after a period of inactivity.
Explains the suspend mode where aspiration is inactive after prolonged standby.
Covers the operation and components of the wireless footswitch and IR receiver.
Lists the various console configurations and reusable accessories included with the SonaStar system.
Details the single-use sterile components, such as tube sets, required for procedures.
Lists optional accessories required for performing monopolar COAG procedures.
Identifies and describes the receptacles on the side panel of the SonaStar console.
Details the controls and displays on the front panel of the console for system operation.
Identifies controls, labels, storage, and receptacles located on the rear of the console.
Describes controls and indicators for the wireless system, including footswitch.
Describes the functions when foot pedals are depressed or released during standard operation.
Explains the foot pedal functions specifically for Lap Mode operations.
Provides instructions for installing the SonaStar system components.
Outlines the preparatory steps required before operating the SonaStar system.
Details the initial console setup steps performed outside the sterile field.
Explains the procedures for assembling the handpiece.
Outlines the second part of console setup performed outside the sterile field.
Describes the procedure for performing a system check to ensure proper operation.
Guides the user on setting up the system for operative use, including selecting levels.
Details the steps for tearing down and storing the system after a procedure.
Lists all items necessary for assembling the handpiece.
Describes the inspection process for the handpiece and its components before assembly.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the Curved Extended Handpiece.
Explains how to assemble the electrosurgery connector on the handpiece.
Details the steps for disassembling the Short Straight Handpiece.
Provides step-by-step instructions for disassembling the Curved Extended Handpiece.
Provides background information on using the SonaStar system with electrosurgery.
Guides on preparing the system for monopolar COAG function.
Details how to use the monopolar COAG feature with the SonaStar system.
Details the disassembly of handpiece components for cleaning and sterilization.
Provides validated cleaning procedures for reusable SonaStar system components.
Outlines sterilization methods and parameters for reusable components.
Lists potential malfunctions not generating error codes and their corrective actions.
Explains error code messages that may appear on the display and their corrective actions.
Details the method for clearing faults after a problem has been fixed.
Provides a method for overriding certain persistent E3 error codes if the fault is not critical.
Lists the technical specifications for the SonaStar console.
Details the technical specifications for the wireless footswitch.
Lists the technical specifications for the SonaStar handpieces.
Details the types, ratings, and locations of fuses for the SonaStar system.
Provides information on obtaining repairs, service, and replacement parts.
Contact information for Misonix regarding system specifications, use, and maintenance.
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