Contents 1 Using this document............... 5 1.1 User instructions ..............5 1.2 Conventions throughout this document ....... 5 1.3 Safety-related information in this document ......6 1.4 Trademarks ................. 7 2 Safety information ..............8 2.1 Intended purpose ..............8 2.2 Contact ................
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8 Cleaning and disinfection ............ 39 8.1 Safety notes for cleaning and disinfection ......39 8.2 Manual cleaning ..............40 8.3 Manual disinfection ............42 8.4 Automated cleaning and thermal disinfection ....43 8.5 Inspection ................46 9 Sterilization ................48 9.1 Safety notes for sterilization ..........
If the required instructions for use are missing, immediately contact an Olympus representative. Keep the instructions for use in a safe, accessible location. 1.2 Conventions throughout this document Convention Explanation This is the safety alert symbol.
Using this document 1.3 Safety-related information in this document For safe and efficient use of this product it is important to read the complete instructions for use. The safety related information of these instructions for use is not only described in this chapter. All information and instructions in this document are to ensure a safe and efficient use.
Using this document CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in minor or moderate injury. NOTICE Indicates a property damage message. 1.4 Trademarks – STERRAD ® – NX™ – V-PRO ® are trademarks of their respective owner.
– Manufacturer information – General safety notes 2.1 Intended purpose 2.1.1 Intended use and indications A00010A, A00011A, A00012A, A0335.1, A0355, A0357, A0358, A0391, A0392, A0393, A60000C, A60001C, A60002C, A60003C, O0120.1, WA00013A, WA00014A HF cables for electrosurgical use in laparoscopic, endoscopic, and open surgery in combination with compatible active accessories and compatible electrosurgical generators.
The device is used as part of a system. The clinical benefit of the device lies in its functionality as described by its intended purpose. 2.2 Contact 2.2.1 Manufacturer Olympus Winter & Ibe GmbH Kuehnstr. 61 22045 Hamburg Germany Country-specific information Refer to the contact information for customers included in the scope of delivery for country-specific information.
Unauthorized repairs and product modification can cause injury to the patient and the user. Repairs may only be performed by qualified servicing personnel that has been authorized by Olympus. Refer to the section “Repair” on page 51 for more details. Spare equipment Malfunctions of the product can delay the procedure.
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Safety information WARNING Risk of injury to the patient and the user The use of damaged equipment, equipment that does not function properly and equipment with illegible or missing markings can cause infection, toxic shock, electrical, mechanical and thermal injury and unintended nerve stimulation. ●...
3.1 Scope of delivery Before use, check that all items listed below are available. Contact an Olympus representative or an authorized service center if any items are missing or damaged. Contents – 1 HF cable –...
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Product description A00010A 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator A00011A 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator...
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Product description A00012A 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator A0335.1 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator...
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Product description A0355 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator A0357 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator...
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Product description A0358 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator A0391 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator...
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Product description A0392 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator A0393 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator...
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Product description A60000C 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator A60001C 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator...
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Product description A60002C 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator A60003C 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator...
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Product description O0120.1 1) Plug (female) For instrument 2) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator WA00013A 1) Right angle plug For working element 2) Straight plug For working element 3) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator...
Product description WA00014A 1) Right angle plug For working element 2) Straight plug For working element 3) Plug (male) For electrosurgical generator 3.4 Symbols This section gives an explanation for each symbol used on the product and on the packaging of the product. Symbol Explanation Consult instructions for use...
Storage conditions Duration of use in months 3.5 Warranty Any warranty claims towards Olympus are forfeited if the user or unauthorized persons attempt repair or modification of the product. No warranty is provided for any damage due to misuse of the product.
Before use 4 Before use This chapter describes all necessary steps to prepare the product for each use. WARNING Risk of injury to the patient and the medical personnel Improper or incomplete reprocessing can cause infection of the patient and medical personnel as well as damage to the product. ●...
Contact an authorized service center for repair. 4.2 Attaching the neutral electrode This section applies only to the following products: A00010A, A00011A, A00012A, A0335.1, A0355, A0357, A0358, A0391, A0392, A0393, O0120.1 ● Refer to the instructions for use of the electrosurgical generator and the neutral electrode.
Before use 4.3 Connecting the HF cable (not for WA00014A) CAUTION Risk of injury to the patient and the user Accidentally disconnecting the HF cable can cause sparkover leading to electrical injury, thermal injury or unintended nerve stimulation. ● Check that the HF cable is securely connected to the instrument and the electrosurgical generator.
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Before use ● Check that the HF cable is securely connected to the instrument and the electrosurgical generator. 1. Connect the right angle plug of the HF cable to the respective HF connector of the working element. 2. Connect the straight connector of the HF cable to the respective HF connector of the working element.
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Before use 4. Insert the plug into the socket “Universal” of the electrosurgical generator. Make sure that the markings on the plug and the socket are aligned.
5 Use This chapter describes the following: – Safety information for use – Information on how to use the product 5.1 Safety notes for use CAUTION Risk of injury to the patient Contact between the HF cable and the patient can cause leakage current.
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CAUTION Risk of injury to the patient and user There is a risk of sparkover leading to electrical injury, thermal injury and unintended nerve stimulation. ● The maximum output voltage of the electrosurgical generator must not exceed the lowest maximum rated voltage of any of the HF equipment used during the procedure.
● Place the patient on a dry, electrically insulating surface. ● Prevent any contact between different skin surfaces (arms, legs) of the patient. Place dry gauze between the body and arms and between the legs to prevent such contact. ● Prevent any skin contact between the patient and the user. CAUTION Risk of injury to the patient Laying the HF cable in loops can lead to mechanical injury.
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– Power 200 W – Effect 2 – Mode: <SalineCoag> – Power 120 W – Effect 2 ● Check that the correct setting <Saline> appears on the display. ● If the correct setting is not displayed, disconnect the plug and try again.
After use 6 After use This chapter describes all necessary steps to treat the product after each use. This section provides the following: – Disassembly instructions – The necessary steps to prepare the product for reprocessing at the point of use 6.1 Disassembly 1.
General information for reprocessing 7 General information for reprocessing This chapter gives a general overview of the reprocessing cycle and the compatible reprocessing methods for the product. The product is delivered in unsterile condition. Reprocess the product before first and each subsequent use. WARNING Risk of injury to the patient and the medical personnel Improper or incomplete reprocessing can cause infection of the...
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General information for reprocessing Following the reprocessing process is important because improper and incomplete reprocessing can cause infections and can damage the product. The following sections of these instructions for use include detailed information on every validated reprocessing method.
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General information for reprocessing Preparation for reprocessing at the point of use Refer to section “Preparation for reprocessing at the point of use” on page 32. Select manual cleaning or automated cleaning method. Manual cleaning Automated cleaning (Only for A0335.1, A0357, and thermal A0358, A0393, A60000C, disinfection...
They also provide standardized and validated procedures. Olympus recommends steam sterilization Olympus recommends to use steam sterilization for the product. 7.2 Validated reprocessing methods In accordance with ISO 17664, the following table provides an overview over the reprocessing methods that are validated for the microbiological efficacy of the product.
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General information for reprocessing Phase Method Compatibility Compatibility Only for Only for A0335.1, A00010A, A0357, A00011A, A0358, A00012A, A0393, A0355, A60000C, A0391, A0392 A60001C, A60002C, A60003C, O0120.1, WA00013A, WA00014A Cleaning Preparation Selection according to the reprocessing method Cleaning Manual Ultrasonic –...
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General information for reprocessing Detailed instructions on the individual reprocessing methods are located in the following chapters of these instructions for use.
Cleaning and disinfection 8 Cleaning and disinfection This chapter describes all necessary steps for cleaning and disinfection of the product. This is a prerequisite for the subsequent sterilization steps. 8.1 Safety notes for cleaning and disinfection Compatible detergents and disinfectants Cleaning and disinfection avoid infections of patients and the medical personnel.
– Brushes must meet all general requirements for cleaning brushes as specified above. 8.2.2 Validated detergent Olympus has validated manual cleaning of the product with the following detergent: – Neodisher MediZym 0.5% manufactured by Chemische Fabrik Dr. Weigert GmbH und Co. KG –...
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Cleaning and disinfection If other detergents are used, select immersion times, concentrations and temperatures of the solutions as instructed by the manufacturer of the detergent. 8.2.3 Manually cleaning the product A complete manual cleaning cycle consists of 3 steps: – Cleaning –...
Only use automated cleaning and thermal disinfection for these products. Refer to the section “Automated cleaning and thermal disinfection” on page 43. 8.3.1 Validated disinfectant Olympus has validated manual disinfection of the product with the following disinfectant: – Cidex Activated Dialdehyde solution manufactured by Johnson & Johnson –...
Cleaning and disinfection Specific instructions for these steps are given on the following pages. Disinfection 1. Create a disinfectant solution as instructed by the manufacturer of the disinfectant. 2. Completely immerse the HF cable in the disinfectant for 45 minutes. Make sure that there are no air bubbles on the products while immersed.
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● Reprocess the product according to the instructions in these instructions for use. 8.4.1 Validated detergents Olympus has validated automated cleaning of the product with the following detergent and neutralizer: Detergent for manual precleaning – Neodisher MediZym manufactured by Chemische Fabrik Dr.
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Cleaning and disinfection 8.4.2 Automatically cleaning and disinfecting the product A complete automated cleaning and thermal disinfection cycle consists of 4 mandatory steps: – Precleaning – Preparing for automated cleaning – Selecting programs for the washer-disinfector – Removing the product from the washer-disinfector Specific instructions for these steps are given on the following pages.
– Pre-cleaning – Cleaning – Neutralization – Final rinsing with deionized water Olympus has validated automatic cleaning with the following program: – Vario TD program – Pre-cleaning for 4 min. – Cleaning for 10 min. at 55 °C (131 °F) –...
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Cleaning and disinfection 2. Check all markings on the product for clear visibility. Checking for performed reprocessing 1. Make sure that the product has been properly reprocessed. 2. Visually inspect the product thoroughly. The product must be visually clean. 3. Only use the product if it is visually clean. Reprocess the product again if necessary.
The product must be completely dry before sterilization. Steam sterilization in Olympus plastic instrument trays Olympus plastic instrument trays are only compatible with steam sterilization. They cannot be used for any other sterilization method. Sterilization wraps and pouches Use only sterilization wrap and pouches that are certified for the selected sterilization method.
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Do not stack instrument trays. Do not load instrument trays on their side edges. Validated sterilization accessories Olympus has validated steam sterilization of the product with the following sterilization accessories: – WIPAK sterilization pouches manufactured by Steriking – H200 sterilization wrap manufactured by Halyard Health 9.2.2 Compatible steam sterilization conditions...
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Sterilization Drying time For steam sterilization, Olympus recommends a drying time of at least 15 to 30 minutes. ● Choose a suitable drying time, depending on the autoclave. ● Refer to the instructions for use of the autoclave. 9.2.3 After sterilization Removing from the autoclave 1.
10 Repair, shipment and disposal This chapter provides instructions on the following: – How to contact Olympus for any repairs – How to ship the product to Olympus for repair or warranty claims – Disposal of the product 10.1 Repair...
Repair, shipment and disposal When sending products to an authorized service center for repair or warranty claims, use the original cardboard packaging for the transport of the product. If this is not possible, wrap each product individually in sufficient paper or sheets of foamed material and place them in a cardboard box.
Compatible equipment 12 Compatible equipment Olympus recommends the use of equipment as listed in this chapter. If combinations are used that are not listed in this chapter, the user takes the full responsibility. Future equipment can also be compatible. For more information, contact an Olympus representative.
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Compatible equipment A00010A, A00011A, A00012A A37014A A00010A A20716A ESG-400 A00011A ESG-410 A00012A ESG-400 ESG-410 * All electrosurgical generators satisfying the interface requirements can be connected to the HF cable. For non- Olympus electrosurgical generators, refer to the below interface requirements.
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Compatible equipment HF cable Interface requirements for electrosurgical generators (non-Olympus) A00010A Pin diameter: 6 mm Maximum rated voltage: 2000 V Maximum crest factor: 6.5 A00011A Pin diameter: 4 mm (spring basket) Maximum rated voltage: 2000 V Maximum crest factor: 6.5...
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ESG-400 ESG-410 WA69001M WA69001L WA69003L WA69003M A0358 UES-30 WA69000L UES-40 WA69000M ESG-400 ESG-410 WA51138A * All electrosurgical generators satisfying the interface requirements can be connected to the HF cable. For non- Olympus electrosurgical generators, refer to the below interface requirements.
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Compatible equipment HF cable Interface requirements for electrosurgical generators (non-Olympus) A0355 Pin diameter: 6 mm Maximum rated voltage: 2000 V Maximum crest factor: 6.5 A0357 Pin diameter: 4 mm (spring basket) Maximum rated voltage: 2000 V Maximum crest factor: 6.5...
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Compatible equipment A0391, A0392, A0393 WA22066A A0391 WA22067A A0392 ESG-400 ESG-410 A0393 ESG-400 ESG-410 * All electrosurgical generators satisfying the interface requirements can be connected to the HF cable. For non- Olympus electrosurgical generators, refer to the below interface requirements.
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Compatible equipment HF cable Interface requirements for electrosurgical generators (non-Olympus) A0391 Pin diameter: 6 mm Maximum rated voltage: 2000 V Maximum crest factor: 6.5 A0392 Pin diameter: 4 mm (spring basket) Maximum rated voltage: 2000 V Maximum crest factor: 6.5...
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WA69410M WA69400M WA69412M WA69414M WA69002M WA69416M WA69003L WA69418M WA69420M WA69422M WA69424M ESG-400 A60000C ESG-410 * All electrosurgical generators satisfying the interface requirements can be connected to the HF cable. For non- Olympus electrosurgical generators, refer to the below interface requirements.
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Compatible equipment HF cable Interface requirements for electrosurgical generators (non-Olympus) A60000C Pin diameter: 4 mm (8 mm bushing) Maximum rated voltage: 1000 V Maximum crest factor: 2.0...
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Compatible equipment * All electrosurgical generators satisfying the interface requirements can be connected to the HF cable. For non- Olympus electrosurgical generators, refer to the below interface requirements. HF cable Interface requirements for electrosurgical generators (non-Olympus) A60001C Pin diameter: 2 × 4 mm (spring basket)
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UES-30 UES-40 ESG-400 ESG-410 * All electrosurgical generators satisfying the interface requirements can be connected to the HF cable. For non- Olympus electrosurgical generators, refer to the below interface requirements. HF cable Interface requirements for electrosurgical generators (non-Olympus) O0120.1 Pin diameter: 4 mm (spring basket) Maximum rated voltage: 2000 V Maximum crest factor: 6.5...
This chapter provides all technical data of the product. The technical data includes information on: – Dimensions – Specifications – Ambient conditions 13.1 Dimensions Catalog number Maximum total length Maximum outer diameter A00010A 4200 mm 3.2 mm A00011A 4200 mm 3.2 mm A00012A 4200 mm 3.2 mm A0335.1...
Technical data 13.2 Specifications Catalog number Maximum rated voltage Service life A00010A A00011A A00012A A0335.1 A0355 A0357 2000 V A0358 A0391 A0392 12 months A0393 O0120.1 A60000C A60001C A60002C 1000 V A60003C WA00013A WA00014A 13.3 Ambient conditions Operating conditions Ambient temperature ......10 to 40 °C (50 to 104 °F) Relative humidity ............30 to 85%...
Glossary 14 Glossary Ancillary equipment An equipment that supports and/or extends a device in its function. Applied part An applied part, according to standard IEC 60601-1, is a part of a medical electrical equipment that comes into physical contact with the patient, e.g. an HF instrument. Or, it is that part of an medical electrical equipment through which current can flow between the patient and the medical electrical equipment, e.g.
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A chemical substance that is used for the rinsing phase of automated cleaning and disinfection to neutralize the microbicidal effect of detergent or disinfectant residues. Qualified service personnel Personnel certified or approved by Olympus to perform certain tasks. Radio-frequency identification Radio-frequency identification (RFID) uses electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track electronically stored information in devices, e.g.
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Glossary Thermal disinfection Describes a process of reducing the microorganism of a material to a minimum of 10^-5 (five log steps) by using water with high temperature above 65°C for a certain amount of time. Abbreviation for Unique Device Identifier. The Unique Device Identifier is a label on the medical device with human- and machine-readable information, which allows to uniquely identify the device through distribution and use.
Index 15 Index After use ....................32 Ambient conditions ..................68 Attaching the neutral electrode ..............24 Autoclave ....................49 Automated cleaning and thermal disinfection ..........43 Automatic presettings ................30 Before use ....................23 Checking for mechanical defects............24, 46 Checking for performed reprocessing ..........