What to do if I experience sporadic electrical interference with Stryker RemB Drill?
If you experience sporadic electrical interference, try turning off all electrical equipment not in use in the operating room. Additionally, relocate electrical equipment to increase spatial distance, or try plugging operating room equipment into different outlets.
Why Stryker Drill handpiece will not operate?
If the handpiece does not operate, check if the function switch is in the SAFETY position. If so, set the function switch to the FORWARD or FORWARD/REVERSE position. If this does not solve the issue, the handpiece may have an electrical malfunction and needs to be returned for repair.
What to do if the console fails to recognize the Stryker RemB Drill handpiece?
If the console does not recognize the handpiece or displays an error, it could be due to the console software not being compatible with the handpiece. Contact Stryker for information on how to upgrade the console. Alternatively, an electrical malfunction may exist, requiring the handpiece to be returned for repair.
How to properly set the function switch on a Stryker Drill?
To properly set the function switch, look at the switch position symbols on the side of the handpiece. Ensure you are using these symbols to correctly set the function switch.
Why is the Stryker RemB handpiece operation rough or slow?
If the handpiece operation is rough or slow, it may be due to an electrical malfunction. In this case, the handpiece should be returned for repair.
What to do if the attachment wobbles on Stryker RemB?
If the attachment wobbles, reinsert the wire or pin. If the attachment continues to wobble, return the handpiece for repair, as the wire or pin may extend too far, be the wrong size, or not be properly centered.
Why is the attachment difficult to install on the Stryker RemB Drill?
If the attachment is difficult to install, the release button mechanism may need lubrication. Refer to the care instructions manual supplied with the equipment for guidance.
What to do if the pin slips in Pin Collet (REF 4100-125-000) of Stryker RemB?
Due to design limitations, use Pin Collet (REF 4100-126-000).
Details the intended use of the Stryker Consolidated Operating Room Equipment (CORE™) System.
States that no contraindications are currently known for the product.
Advises users to read instructions, ensure professional operation, and adhere to temperature ranges.
Provides safety warnings for accessories and lists compatible Stryker-approved accessories.
Identifies and describes the key components of the handpiece, including triggers and connectors.
Explains the different positions of the function switch and their effects on trigger operation.
Defines symbols used on the equipment and labeling for clarity and safe operation.
Provides step-by-step guidance on how to properly attach accessories to the handpiece.
Details how to connect, program, and operate the handpiece using triggers or a footswitch.
Explains the procedure for safely detaching accessories from the handpiece.
Outlines the steps for disconnecting the cord and removing the attachment for final disassembly.
Addresses issues like console recognition errors, handpiece malfunction, and attachment wobbling.
Troubleshoots problems with the function switch not operating as expected.
Provides solutions for difficulties encountered during attachment installation or interference.
Details the intended use of the Stryker Consolidated Operating Room Equipment (CORE™) System.
States that no contraindications are currently known for the product.
Advises users to read instructions, ensure professional operation, and adhere to temperature ranges.
Provides safety warnings for accessories and lists compatible Stryker-approved accessories.
Identifies and describes the key components of the handpiece, including triggers and connectors.
Explains the different positions of the function switch and their effects on trigger operation.
Defines symbols used on the equipment and labeling for clarity and safe operation.
Provides step-by-step guidance on how to properly attach accessories to the handpiece.
Details how to connect, program, and operate the handpiece using triggers or a footswitch.
Explains the procedure for safely detaching accessories from the handpiece.
Outlines the steps for disconnecting the cord and removing the attachment for final disassembly.
Addresses issues like console recognition errors, handpiece malfunction, and attachment wobbling.
Troubleshoots problems with the function switch not operating as expected.
Provides solutions for difficulties encountered during attachment installation or interference.
The Stryker RemB® Electric Universal Driver (handpiece), also known as the RemB Universal Driver, is a medical device designed for a variety of surgical procedures. It is part of the Stryker Consolidated Operating Room Equipment (CORE™) System.
The RemB Electric Universal Driver is intended for use in cutting, drilling, reaming, decorticating, shaping, and smoothing bone, bone cement, and teeth. Its applications span orthopedic, dental, ENT (ear, nose, throat), neuro, spine, and endoscopic procedures. It can also be used for the placement or cutting of screws, metal, wires, pins, and other fixation devices. The device operates with Stryker CORE 2, CORE, or TPS Consoles.
The handpiece features a user-friendly design with distinct controls:
To operate, the handpiece requires an attachment to be securely installed by aligning its two J-slots with the attachment connector and pushing until it snaps into place. The handpiece cord connects to the cord receptacle and then to a compatible Stryker console. Operational settings, including oscillate mode and footswitch functions, are programmed via the console touchscreen. Pressure on the triggers controls the speed.
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