Cardiac Science Burdick 8500 Product Safety Manual page 31

Printhead
Caution: Equipment damage.
Abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals may damage the printhead.
If cleaning is required use a lint free swab dampened with
isopropyl alcohol.
Check the printout to ensure the printing is legible and dark.
Light printing (particularly at the baseline) may indicate a dirty
printhead.
Inspect for damage
WARNING! Hazardous voltage.
The interior of the ECG device may retain hazardous voltages even
after the ECG device is shut off and the power cord disconnected.
There are no internal user serviceable parts other than the battery.
Do not remove any other cover or try to disassemble the ECG
device. If the ECG device appears damaged, immediately
discontinue use and contact a qualified service technician.
WARNING! Misdiagnosis.
Operating a damaged ECG device or using worn or damaged
cables or connectors may cause incorrect or unreliable readings.
If the ECG device appears damaged, immediately discontinue use
and contact a qualified service technician.
Immediately replace worn or damaged cables or electrodes.
Before each use, or at least once per shift, Check the ECG
device, cables, and electrodes for wear or damage. This includes:
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ECG device housing—Ensure the housing is clean and
undamaged. Check for dents, bulges, or cracks.
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Power cords—(including the plugs, jacks and outlet).
Ensure the power cords are not worn or damaged.
Specifically, check for loose, cracked, or bent connectors at
the plug ends and cuts, nicks, or fraying of the cords.
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