High frequency surgical device
No.
Pictogram
Description
33
Pedal type <-> AutoCOAG
41
Incorrect output
42
Incorrect output
43
Incorrect output
44
AutoCOAG
auto
COAG
45
Temperature monitoring
46
Time exceeded
47
Double key
48
PIN-Error monopolar
51
Incorrect output
52
Incorrect output
53
Incorrect output
54
AutoCOAG
auto
COAG
55
-
Output impedance
56
Time exceeded
57
Double key
60
Hardware — CAN
(GN 640)
Cause
Vario function of the Vario pedals
(GN 323, GN 325) is not supported in
autoCOAG mode – bipolar
Dosage monitoring (voltage) —
monopolar
Dosage monitoring (current) —
monopolar
Dosage monitoring (HF-on) —
monopolar
Criteria for automatic HF deactivation
not achieved (time exceeded)
Allowable temperature exceeded at
monopolar end stage
Maximum allowable HF activation time
exceeded – monopolar
Two keys pressed on handle — monopo-
lar
Plug put in false socket — monopolar
Dosage monitoring (voltage) — bipolar
Dosage monitoring (current) — bipolar
Dosage monitoring (HF-on) — bipolar
Criteria for automatic HF deactivation
not achieved (time exceeded)
Incorrect output impedance — bipolar
Maximum allowable HF activation
duration exceeded — bipolar
Two keys pressed on handle —
bipolar
Faulty communication — CAN
Remedy
Error message is issued only at the first
actuation of the pedal. After that, the
Vario pedals (GN 323, GN 325) behave
like the dual pedals (GK 223, GK 324),
i. e. the HF output operates at 100 %
power both in CUT mode and in COAG
mode
Switch device off and then start it
again
Switch device off and then start it
again
Switch device off and then start it
again
Switch to foot pedal activation
Allow device to cool down
Release foot pedal/handle
Release keys
Check handle for possible short circuit
Use correct socket (see chapter 4.1)
Switch device off and then start it
again
Switch device off and then start it
again
Switch device off and then start it
again
Switch to foot pedal activation
Check HF cable and instrument
Only use recommended accessories
Release foot pedal/handle
Release keys
Check handle for possible short circuit
Check CAN interface cable
57