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430-11902-02 Rev N
a. Read the manufacturer's manual before installing the DIP
Electrode pads.
b. Gently push each DIP Electrode fitting straight and firmly into
place.
c. To disconnect a DIP Electrode, grasp the DIP Electrode fitting
and gently pull it out from the ESU front panel receptacle.
CAUTION: Do not disconnect a DIP Electrode Connector by pulling on
its cable.
d. Before use, check the DIP Electrodes for damage to the sealed
foil packages. Exposure to air, due to a damaged package,
could cause the DIP Electrodes to become dry and limit their
grounding capability.
e. Be sure the pads are moist and sticky to the touch before placing
on the patient.
NOTE: Do not attempt to relocate the patient grounding pad after
f. Two DIP Electrodes should be placed on a well-vascularized,
convex skin surface that is in close proximity to the
electrosurgery site. Avoid scar tissue, bony prominence, adipose
tissue, or any areas where fluid may pool. Shave, clean, and dry
the application site as needed. Avoid wrinkles or folds when
applying the pads as wrinkles and folds decrease conductivity.
NOTE: The ESU limits RF output to 1 amp of current flow through
5. Move the sliding door to access the appropriate receptacle on the
ESU front panel.
6. When the Electrosurgical Probe is ready for use, install the
Instrument Cable plug into the appropriate ISOLATED PATIENT
CONNECTOR. Plug the cable in by carefully lining up the spline on
the connector with the top of the socket. Push the connector firmly
into the socket until it locks in place.
7. If using a Probe with a Reusable Instrument Cable, connect the
Electrosurgical Probe to the far end of the Instrument Cable.
8. To disconnect the Instrument Cable from the ESU, grasp the
connector and pull it straight out of the socket.
CAUTION: Do not disconnect the Instrument Cable by pulling on the
cable.
initial application. Electrode gel is NOT required and should
NOT be used.
either of the DIP Electrode connectors.
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