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General| Brand | Sutter |
|---|---|
| Model | CURIS 36 0 00-01 |
| Category | Portable Generator |
| Language | English |
Explains electrosurgery and RF surgery principles, including monopolar and bipolar applications.
Details the CURIS® device's applications in various surgical fields and its intended functions.
Instructions for inspecting the device and accessories for transport damage upon receipt.
Guidelines for returning the device, including required documents and packaging.
Specifies the validity of the manual based on device hardware and software versions.
Explains the purpose and connection of potential equalization for electrical safety.
Details the device's power requirements, voltage range, and connection procedure.
Instructions on how to power the device on and off using the main switch.
Describes the automatic self-test procedure performed upon device startup.
Guides on connecting various accessories like neutral electrodes and handles.
Introduces special functions like AutoRF™ and p3™ for enhanced treatment control.
Describes how to store and recall device settings using the P1-P4 program memory slots.
Outlines the procedure for performing functional tests before device use.
Provides general warnings about high-frequency generators and safe usage practices.
Details critical aspects of patient positioning to prevent burns and ensure proper current flow.
Specifies correct application of the neutral electrode for safe and effective RF current delivery.
Safety precautions for patients with pacemakers or metallic implants.
Warning against setting down electrosurgery instruments on the patient during pauses.
Discusses potential interference with other medical devices and equipment.
Lists recommended accessories and precautions for using third-party accessories.
Addresses hazards related to unintentional activation in bipolar cutting modes.
Warns about neuromuscular stimulation from high voltage RF currents.
Detailed instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the device and accessories.
Guidance on observing accessory-specific care and reconditioning information.
Instructions for disinfecting non-sterilizable accessories.
Lists technical specifications, standards compliance, and certifications for the device.
Specifies the schedule and requirements for periodic safety inspections.
Contains diagrams illustrating RF output characteristics for various operating modes.
Provides declarations and guidelines regarding electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).
Information on packaging disposal and recycling options.
Advice on energy conservation and minimizing environmental impact during operation.
Guidelines for the proper disposal of the device at the end of its service life.
Explains common error messages, their causes, and user-resolvable rectification steps.
Describes the purpose and function of the foot switch as a trigger mechanism.
Provides guidance on maintaining and cleaning the foot switch accessory.
Lists technical specifications and standards for the foot switch accessory.
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