What to do if Stryker Water Pump is plugged in but still does not turn on?
If your Stryker Water Pump is plugged in, the fuses are functional or have been replaced, and the pump still does not turn on, a hardware error might have occurred. Try plugging the pump into a different main outlet. If the problem persists, contact your Stryker representative.
What to do if neither Stryker Water Pump or approved resection consoles turn on?
If neither the Stryker Water Pump nor the approved resection consoles turn on, the pump is not plugged in, or the main fuses are out. Ensure the pump is plugged into the main outlet. Inspect the main fuses in the fuse drawer and replace the fuses if they are out of service.
What causes insufficient pressure in the surgical site with Stryker CrossFlow Water Pump?
Insufficient pressure in the surgical site when using the Stryker Water Pump can be caused by an irrigation problem or incorrect hardware setup. Check the stopcock on the arthroscope and the clamps under the saline bags, and ensure the hardware is properly selected and set up.
How to fix abnormal pressure or flow rate fluctuations in Stryker CrossFlow?
If you observe abnormal pressure or flow rate fluctuations with the Stryker Water Pump, there may be a pressure sensor error. Reboot the system. If the problem persists, contact your Stryker representative, or return the console for repair.
Why Stryker Water Pump cannot achieve the set pressure?
If the Stryker Water Pump cannot achieve the set pressure, it could be due to a hardware setup error, the flow limit being set too low, or the suction level being set too high. Verify the luer-lock is tightly closed, the correct hardware is selected and properly connected, and the dual stopcock cannula is properly set up. Increase the flow limit or the set pressure setting. Decrease the suction level. Press Run/Stop to restart the pump.
What to do if Stryker Water Pump turns on, but there is no image on the screen or the screen is frozen?
If the Stryker Water Pump turns on, but there is no image on the screen or the screen is frozen, a hardware error occurred. Reboot the system. If the problem persists, contact your Stryker representative.
What to do if the Stryker CrossFlow stops pumping fluid and the pressure indicator continues to blink?
If the Stryker Water Pump stops pumping fluid, and the pressure indicator continues to blink, it means the pressure is too high. The actual pressure exceeds 200 mmHg for 15 seconds or greater than 250 mmHg for five seconds. Open the valve at the outflow tube, the drainage tube, or the stopcock on the instrument to reduce the pressure.
What to do if bubbles appear in the joint when using Stryker CrossFlow?
If bubbles appear in the joint while using the Stryker Water Pump, it could be due to several reasons: * There is no more irrigation fluid. Replace or add additional saline bags and ensure the pinch clamp is open on the irrigation tube or the stopcock is open. * The tubing connection is loose. Ensure the tubing is securely connected; if the problem persists, replace the tubing. * A priming error occurred. Ensure the pinch clamps on the saline bags are open, the Inflow or Outflow Cassette is fully inserted. Remove the hardware from the tubing and repeat the priming step. If the problem persists, replace the cassette. * The suction level is set too high. Decrease the suction level.
What to do if Stryker CrossFlow turns on, but approved resection console(s) do not?
If the Stryker Water Pump turns on, but the approved resection console(s) do not, there is a problem with the approved resection console(s). Inspect the approved resection console(s). If the problem persists, contact your Stryker representative or return the console for repair.
What to do if Stryker CrossFlow does not turn on even with approved resection console(s) attached?
If the Stryker Water Pump does not turn on even when approved resection console(s) are attached and turn on, there may be a power supply failure, or the main fuses are out. Inspect the main fuses in the fuse drawer and replace them if they are out of service. If the problem persists, contact your Stryker representative.
General| Brand | Stryker |
|---|---|
| Model | CrossFlow |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Defines the qualifications and experience required for the system operator.
Lists essential checks and preparations before commencing a surgical procedure.
Provides critical instructions for safe operation of the pump during a procedure.
Details procedures and precautions to take after the surgical procedure is completed.
Describes the system's components and its primary purpose in arthroscopic procedures.
Specifies intended uses and situations where the pump is not recommended.
Lists all items included with the pump and its associated accessories.
Lists compatible resection consoles that can be used with the CrossFlow system.
Guidance on selecting pump location and connecting it to a power source.
Steps for linking the pump with compatible resection consoles.
Guidance on connecting hand controls, footswitches, and USB drives.
Step-by-step instructions for initiating a new surgical procedure.
Procedure for turning the pump on/off and installing the fluid cassette.
Process for choosing pre-configured settings for different users or procedures.
Steps to specify the joint and prepare the tubing for pump operation.
How to adjust pressure and flow settings during an ongoing procedure.
Methods to change user preferences, joint selections, and hardware configurations.
Details on using the 'Hot Swap' function to change components mid-procedure.
Procedure for activating and adjusting Wash and Drain functions.
Steps for safely removing the inflow and outflow cassettes after use.
How to access and exit the main navigation menu on the pump's interface.
Instructions for customizing the Wash and Clear function parameters.
Details on adjusting parameters for Wash and Clear functions.
Steps to configure settings related to integrated resection consoles.
Configuration options for connected shaver and RF consoles.
How to customize settings for footswitches and formula shavers.
Instructions for programming the functions assigned to CrossFlow and iSwitch footswitches.
Steps to program Crossfire footswitch and Formula Shaver functions.
Explanation of audible alerts and their implications.
Details common error messages, their causes, and suggested solutions.
Resolving problems related to pump power, display, and control device activation.
Troubleshooting abnormal fluid flow, pressure fluctuations, and suction issues.
Addressing low site pressure, USB transfer problems, and pinch valve engagement.
Mitigating interference, resolving touchscreen errors, and recovering deleted files.
Troubleshooting stuck cassettes and understanding 'Service Pump Soon' alerts.
Instructions for cleaning the pump, footswitch, and hand control components.
Steps for safely replacing the fuses in the pump unit.
Guidelines for conducting annual safety checks and functional tests of the system.
Schedule for maintenance, calibration, and expected operational lifespan of system components.
Details on physical dimensions, weight, power, and environmental specifications.
Manufacturer's declarations on system emissions and immunity compliance.
Compliance details for Federal Communications Commission and Industry Canada.
Declaration of conformity with R&TTE Directive and relevant normative documents.
Defines warning symbols and those on the pump's front and rear consoles.
Explains symbols related to product packaging and labeling.
Table defining icons used in the system interface, their names, and descriptions.
List of terms and their descriptions as they appear in the system interface.
Table defining icons, their names, and descriptions for system functions.
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