3.
Turn on the POWER switch. Place the filter TEST SWITCH in TEST MODE. (See Figure
1.) Operate the unit for ten to fifteen seconds to assure the motor speed is stabilized.
4.
Should the red REPLACE FILTER indicator lamp light, replace the ULPA filter with a new
one. Note: An ULPA filter that tests OK but produces an abnormal odor or is over 90 days
old requires replacement because the carbon life has been exceeded. Note: The filters
design life is 12 hours of average smoke/plume removal.
5.
Move the TEST SWITCH to the NORMAL mode after the test is completed.
6.3 Replacing the ULPA filter
1.
Unplug the power cord from the electrical receptacle before replacing the ULPA filter.
2.
Obtain a new ULPA filter. Remove its outer storage bag and dispose of the bag and
twist tie properly.
Note: Fill out date sticker and apply to the unit for future reference.
3.
Open the biohazard bag provided with the new ULPA filter and prepare to dispose of the
old filter.
4.
Grasp the used ULPA filter tabs. Carefully lift the used ULPA filter out of the unit, dispose
of the ULPA filter in the biohazard bag, and seal the bag.
Warning: Follow instructions and procedures for biohazardous materials
recommended by your institution.
5. Grasp the tabs of the new ULPA filter and insert it into the unit. Make sure the filter is
seated completely.
Install a new pre-filter on top of the ULPA filter. Make sure the prefilter is not placed over
an ULPA Filter pull tab. Follow instructions in Section 4.1 as appropriate.
7.0 CUSTOMER SERVICE
7.1 Parts and Accessories:
7.2
Customer Service Department:
1. If a problem is experienced, first review the troubleshooting section of this manual. For
troubleshooting support, please contact Surgimedics Customer Service (800) 645-7418.
2. In the event your unit needs service or repair, do not attempt to repair. Please contact
Surgimedics Service for assistance.
MAINTENANCE
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Surgimedics
7027 Fairgrounds Pkwy.
San Antonio, TX 78238 USA
Phone: 800-645-7418
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