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10. Determine if endoscope requires an insertion tube sleeve as
follows (see Figures 4-4 and 4-5):
NOTE: Insertion tube should fit easily with no force applied.
• Locate three diameter template slots in front of endoscope
processing support.
• Place portion of insertion tube closest to bending rubber into
smaller of template slots. If insertion tube fits in this slot, use
insertion tube sleeve labeled with a RE
D dot.
• If insertion tube does not fit into this slot, go to next template slot.
• If insertion tube fits into next template slot, use insertion tube
sleeve labeled with a BLUE dot.
• If insertion tube does not fit into this slot, go to next template slot.
• If insertion tube fits in this larger slot, use insertion tube
sleeve NOT labeled with a color dot (split insertion tube
sleeve).
NOTE: Some endoscopes have a distal tip that is larger than
the insertion tube diameter. These endoscopes will fit into a
template slot but the distal tips will not fit into the designated
insertion tube sleeve. Use the split insertion tube sleeve
(NO
T labeled with a color dot) to process these endoscopes.
• If insertion tube does not fit into any template slot, endoscope
does not need an insertion tube sleeve.
CAU
TION – POSSIBLE EQUIPMENT
DAMAGE: When using insertion
tube sleeve, ensure that sleeve
handle is pushed down.
Insertion tube must be
inserted over sleeve handle to
avoid possible damage.
Insertion Tube
Distal Tip
Insertion Tube
Figure 4-4. Carefully Insert Insertion Tube in Template Slot
Front of Endoscope Processing Support
Insertion Tube
Diameter
Template Slots
Place Insertion
Tube (NOT
Insertion Tube
Distal Tip) in
Template Slot