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Table of Contents7
Safety Precautions and Pinch Points15
Introduction15
Warnings and Cautions15
Pinch Points20
Figure 1-1. Pinch Points (Illustration 1 of 2)20
Figure 1-2.Pinch Points (Illustration 2 of 2)21
Tabletop Articulation and Weight Limitation22
Positioning Patient on Table22
Patient Safety Straps23
Definitions of Symbols25
Symbols on Table25
Table 2-1. Definition of Symbols on Surgical Table25
Hand Control Symbols27
Table 2-1. Universal Hand Control, Screen Symbols28
Introduction to Table29
General Description29
Figure 3-1. Table Components30
Technical Specifications31
Overall Size (W X L X H)31
Weight31
Range of Motion31
Line Power Input31
Environmental Conditions31
Transportation/Storage Conditions31
Figure 3-2. Table Articulation32
Figure 3-3. STERIS 4095 Tabletop Dimensions (Typical)33
Figure 3-4. Image Amplification Coverage33
Emc/High-Frequency Interference34
Figure 3-5. Base Dimensions34
Essential Performance35
Image Amplification Coverage35
Before Using the Table39
Warnings and Cautions39
Uncrating, Installing and Performing Maintenance39
Grounding40
Positioning the Table40
Installing Battery Fuse (F8)40
Figure 4-1. Installing or Replacing Fuses40
Installing Main Control Fuses (F6 and F7)41
Figure 4-2. Installing or Replacing Main Fuses F6 and F741
Connecting Table to AC Power42
Figure 4-3. Connecting Table to Facility Power (Typical)42
Connecting Universal Hand Control43
Figure 4-4. Connecting Universal Hand Control43
Figure 4-5. Hand Control, Connection Detail43
Connecting Optional Foot Control44
Figure 4-6. Connecting Optional Foot Control44
Figure 4-7. Foot Control, Connection Detail45
Installing/Removing Dual-Articulating Head Rest46
1Installing the Head Rest46
2Removing the Head Rest46
Figure 4-8. Installing the Head Rest46
Installing/Removing Leg Section47
1Installing the Leg Section47
Figure 4-9. Universal Hand Control, LCD Screen47
Figure 4-10. Attaching Leg Section47
2Removing the Leg Section48
Figure 4-11. Leg Section Removal48
Installing/Removing Table Pads49
Figure 4-12. Tabletop Pads49
Installing/Removing X-Ray Top50
Figure 4-13. X-Ray Top Installation (Typical)50
Accessories/Side Rails51
Table 4-1. STERIS 4095 General Surgical Table Specific Accessories51
Surgical Table Operation53
Warnings and Cautions53
Operating the Surgical Table54
Figure 5-1. Adjusting the Dual-Articulating Head Rest55
Universal Hand Control56
Introduction56
Figure 5-2. Universal Hand Control Screen57
Operating the Universal Hand Control58
Figure 5-2. Prompt to Select Correct Compatibility Mode58
Table 5-1. Universal Hand Control and Surgical Table - Compatibility Mismatch59
Message Display with Numeric Error Codes60
Figure 5-3. Example of Error Code Display - Error Code 20 Shown60
Table 5-2. Display Screen Numeric Error Codes60
Power-On Error Messages62
Reverse Patient Orientation62
Optional Foot Control Operation63
Backup (Override) Control System63
Backup (Override) Control System Operation63
Backup Hand Control Description64
Figure 5-4. Backup (Override) Control System64
Return Backup Control System65
Figure 5-5. Backup (Override) Hand Control65
Routine Maintenance67
Read before Performing Routine Maintenance67
Guidelines for Cleaning Surgical Tables68
Introduction68
Disinfectants68
Cleaning Materials69
Prolonging Mattress and Pad Lives69
Instructions for Cleaning Surgical Tables70
Introduction70
Table 6-1. Table Cleaning and Disinfection - Tasks and Frequencies70
Removing Gross Soils (after each Use and Weekly)71
Cleaning Tabletop and Pads (after each Use and Weekly)71
Cleaning Lower Surfaces, Yoke, Shrouds and Base (after each Use and Weekly)71
Cleaning the Hand Control (after each Use and Weekly)72
Cleaning Casters and Floor Locks (Weekly)72
Cleaning Areas Exposed by Articulation (Weekly)72
Bi-Weekly Maintenance72
Monthly Maintenance73
Battery Charging73
What You Should Know before Charging the Batteries73
Figure 6-1. INTELLIPOWER Panel LED Display73
Battery Charging Procedure74
Figure 6-2. LED Relation to Battery Voltage75
Replacement Parts76
Table 6-2. Replacement Parts76
Auto Limit Sensor (ALS) Check77
LEVEL Check77
Auxiliary Control Check77
Sealing Table Covers78
1Two-Part Base Cover (Stainless Steel)78
Figure 6-3. Apply Tape to Mounting Bracket78
Figure 6-4. Ensure Base Cover Sits Flush on Base at Insert Opening78
Figure 6-5. Seal Mating Areas between Front and Rear Base Covers79
Figure 6-6. Apply RTV to V-Shaped Cut-Outs79
Figure 6-7. Seal Cover Around Power Inlet79
2One-Part Base Cover (Plastic)80
Figure 6-8. Seal Around Upper Plastic Covers and Column80
Figure 6-9. Seal Along both Seams of Upper Plastic Column Covers80
Figure 6-10. Install Base Cover Insert and Attach to Base Cover81
Figure 6-11. Seal Seam between Base Cover Insert and Base Cover81
Troubleshooting83
Table 7-1. Troubleshooting Chart83
Table 7-2. Troubleshooting Chart, LCD Message85
Appendix A - EMC Compliance87
Table A-1 . Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration - Electromagnetic Emissions - for All Equipment and Systems (Per IEC 60601-2 Clause 6.8.3.201 a - 3 Table 20188
Table A-2 . Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration - Electromagnetic Immunity for All Equipment89
And Systems (Per IEC 60601-2 Clause 6.8.3.201 a - 6 Table 20289
Table A-3 . Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration - Electromagnetic Immunity for Equipment and Systems90
That Are Not Life-Supporting (Per IEC 60601-2 Clause 6.8.3.201 B Table 20490
Table A-4 . Recommended Separation Distances between Portable and Mobile RF Communications Equipment91
And STERIS 4095 General Surgical Table (Per IEC 60601-2 Clause 6.8.3.201 B Table 20691

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