To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the field of view and image color poor on my Olympus CLV-190 Medical Equipment?
If the field of view and image color are poor on your Olympus Medical Equipment, it could be because the emergency lamp is active, or a specific observation mode is set. Replace the examination lamp with a new one, and press the observation mode button to return to the normal observation mode.
What to do if no light is emitted from the endoscope of my Olympus Medical Equipment?
If no light is emitted from the endoscope of your Olympus Medical Equipment, ensure that the examination lamp has been ignited by pressing the lamp button. Also, check that the endoscope or light guide is securely connected to the output socket.
Why is my Olympus Medical Equipment beeping?
If you hear a series of beeps from the Olympus Medical Equipment, it indicates that the temperature of the light source is too high. Turn the light source OFF, make sure the ventilation grills are not covered, allow the light source to cool down, and then turn it ON again.
How to fix Olympus Medical Equipment when the examination lamp does not ignite?
If the examination lamp on your Olympus Medical Equipment does not ignite, consider the following: * Press the lamp button to attempt ignition. * Ensure the examination lamp is installed correctly. If not, install the examination lamp. * If already installed, reinstall the examination lamp. * The examination lamp may be broken, requiring replacement with a new one. * If the examination light is ON, turn it OFF and try igniting the examination lamp again.
Why is NBI observation disabled on my Olympus Medical Equipment?
If NBI observation is disabled on your Olympus Medical Equipment, it might be due to an incompatible endoscope or light source cable being connected. Ensure you connect an endoscope and light source cable that are compatible with NBI observation. Also, verify that the NBI observation mode is selected by pressing the observation mode button.
What does it mean when the Olympus Medical Equipment emergency lamp indicator blinks?
If the emergency lamp indicator is blinking on your Olympus Medical Equipment, the emergency lamp has likely blown or failed. Immediately turn the light source OFF and unplug the power cord from the wall mains outlet and the power inlet.
Why can't I activate the transillumination function on my Olympus CLV-190?
If the transillumination function cannot be activated on your Olympus Medical Equipment, it may be due to the endoscope not being connected to the output socket. Ensure the endoscope is securely connected. It could also be due to a light guide being connected or an incompatible endoscope being used. Connect the endoscope with the transillumination function compatibility.
Why can't I set the high intensity mode on my Olympus Medical Equipment?
If the high intensity mode cannot be set on your Olympus Medical Equipment, an incompatible endoscope or light guide might be connected to the output socket. Connect an endoscope or light guide cable with high intensity mode compatibility.
What does it mean if the Olympus CLV-190 examination lamp doesn't ignite and the emergency lamp indicator lights up?
If the examination lamp does not ignite and the emergency lamp indicator lights up on your Olympus Medical Equipment, it could be due to the examination lamp not being installed, not installed correctly, or being broken. Install or reinstall the examination lamp, or replace it with a new one.
Why doesn't the brightness change on my Olympus Medical Equipment?
If the brightness does not change on your Olympus Medical Equipment even when the brightness buttons are pressed, the level might be set to the minimum or maximum. Adjust the brightness to an optimum level or try turning the light source OFF and then ON again.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Olympus endoscopes |
| NBI (Narrow Band Imaging) | Yes |
| Lamp Life | 500 hours |
| Color Temperature | 6000 K |
| Power Consumption | 500 VA |
| Cooling System | Forced air cooling |
| Light Source Type | Xenon |
| Brightness Adjustment | Automatic and manual |
Details labels and symbols located on the rear and side panels of the light source.
Details labels and symbols located on the front panel of the light source.
Covers signal words, dangers, warnings, cautions, and potential hazards during operation.
Details safety precautions and requirements for using the light source in cardiac applications.
Describes providing, adjusting, and monitoring the examination light.
Details optical-digital observation, transillumination, and high intensity modes.
Safety and cautionary guidelines before installation and connection.
Procedures for safely connecting to the power supply.
Safety warnings and guidelines before conducting equipment inspection.
Procedures for inspecting automatic and manual brightness adjustments.
Important warnings and precautions for operating the light source safely.
Step-by-step guide to power on the unit and ignite the examination lamp.
Details on adjusting light intensity using automatic and manual methods.
Safety warnings and general information about replacing the lamp.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the old lamp.
Detailed procedure for installing a new examination lamp.
General information on reprocessing the light source and accessories.
Details the steps for disinfection and cleaning the light source and accessories.
General advice on troubleshooting and contacting Olympus if problems persist.
Lists common problems, their possible causes, and solutions.
