Page 3-22 248 Operator’s Manual
Cleaning or Replacing the Drip Tray
BIOHAZARD: See Appendix A, Protecting Yourself from Biohazards.
Equipment: Drip tray (Cat. 673255); disinfectant
1. Stop the 248 system, Page 3-8.
2. Raise the front cover.
3. Lift the probe lever to the second position.
4. Disconnect the drip tray connector from the manifold.
5. The drip tray is held in place by a magnet and you will feel some
resistance as you remove it.
Hold the drip tray at the bottom and pull upwards and out.
Figure 3-25. Removing the Drip Tray
CAUTION: The drip tray is not designed to be autoclaved and reused.
6. Clean the drip tray with disinfectant. Replacement drip trays are
available (see Section 6, Service and Supplies) if it becomes difficult
to clean.
7. Refit the drip tray. Make sure the connector is reconnected to the
manifold.
WARNING The drip tray is designed to contain any blood drips, and to
keep the probe clean. Failure to install it could result in a build up of
blood deposits, and a potentially biohazardous situation. Do not
operate the 248 without the drip tray in place.
8. Lower the front cover and restart the 248.
Drip Tray Connector
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