SUCTION PUMP KV--5
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4.6 If the KV-5 is to be transpor ted, ensure that:
(1) The unit is thoroughly cleaned.
(2) The filter is removed and the transit bung fitted.
(3) The two transit screws with fibre washers are replaced and tightened using the 4mm A/F Allen key.
(4) The label (label 5) is affixed to the top of the unit.
(5) The unit is packed in its transit packing.
CAUTION
Failure to fit the transport scr ews when transporting the unit may result in damage to the pump.
5 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
There are no operator--serviceable components insidethe KV--5. Refer servicing toqualifiedservice personnel. Ifrepair of theKV-5
is required, contact Olympus.
Olympus will not be liable for any incident resulting from repair, adjustment or modification carried out by other than personnel
authorised by Olympus.
5.1 Preventive Maintenance
Daily - by user
D Check that the filter connecting tube, suction jar and lid are in good condition.
D Replace the microbial filter and or filter connecting tube (with 90˚ connector) if contaminated.
D Clean (and disinfect/sterilise if required by local policy) the suction jar , suction jar lid and filter connecting tube.
Weekly - by user:
D Clean the unit’s casework, ensuring the exhaust at the rear of the unit is clear.
D Inspect the suction jar for cr acks or signs of wear, replace if necessary.
D Check the maximum vacuum available by sealing the patient connection of the suction jar lid. This should be at least
85 kPa.
Six-monthly - by qualified hospital engineer or Olympus agent:
D Check internal condition of unit, wiring secur ity, etc.
D Check the flow rate by timing how long it takes to reach 60 kpa with a 2 litre suction jar connected -- should be
approximately 10 seconds. Contact Olympus if less than this for the pump to be serviced.
A maintenance & repair manual is available from Olympus, part number 5070225.
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