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8.1
8.2
8.3
8.4
6. Trouble Shooting
The following table shows the possible causes of and counter measures against
challenges that may occur due to equipment setting errors or damage to the
aScope Gastro. Make sure to contact your local Ambu representative for detailed
information.
Prior to use please do the pre-check as described in the Quick Guide.
6.1. Angulation, Bending and Angulation Locks
Possible Problem
Increased resistance
during angulation
control wheel operation.
Angulation lock
in attracted mode.
Distal end does not
angulate when control
wheel is operated.
Max. bending angles
cannot be achieved.
Bending section
angulates in the
opposite direction.
6.2. Rinsing and Insufflation
Possible Problem
Rinsing not possible.
Storage and Transportation Conditions
Transportation temperature
Storage temperature
Relative humidity
Atmospheric pressure
Possible Cause
The angulation lock
is engaged.
Angulation lock is not
correctly attracted.
aScope Gastro
is defective.
aScope Gastro
is defective.
aScope Gastro
is defective.
Possible Cause
Rinsing tubing not
properly connected.
CO₂ regulator
is not functioning.
Sterile water source
set-up sub-optimal.
aScope Gastro
is defective.
-10 – 55 °C
10 – 25 °C
10 – 95 %
50 – 106 kPa
Recommended Action
Release the angulation lock.
Check whether the correct
angulation lock is attracted.
Withdraw the aScope Gastro
and connect a new scope.
Withdraw the aScope Gastro
and connect a new scope.
Withdraw the aScope Gastro
and connect a new scope.
Recommended Action
Connect the rinsing
tubing properly to the
aScope Gastro.
Refer to the CO₂
regulator IFU.
Refer to the water
source IFU.
Withdraw the aScope Gastro
and connect a new scope.
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