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Operation
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Extraction
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Operating instructions VENTA Multi Care 16_ 5752 2434
GA 5752 2434 EN 13
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Infection hazard due to using no hydrophobic bacteria filter or the wrong type!
Secretions will enter the septic fluid suction pump during extraction.
Do not continue using the septic fluid suction pump. Clean and disinfect the septic
fluid suction pump and have it repaired by a shop authorised by MAQUET to do
so.
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Injury hazard if the catheter attaches itself to tissue!
Always use a fingertip so that the extraction process can be interrupted quickly by
releasing the fingertip.
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Hazard to patient!
Use an extraction catheter with openings at the side during endobronchial extrac-
tion.
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Property damage due to oversuction!
The septic fluid suction pump may be used only with overflow protection in place
and connected as otherwise the pump is not protected against oversuction. The
hydrophobic filter provides additional protection against oversuction; it closes the
flow of gas to the product in the event of oversuction. Particles in the gaseous
phase can clog the hydrophobic bacteria filter.
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Property damage due to foaming!
Foam may be created when extracting secretions. Foam is detrimental to the
functioning of the mechanical overflow protection. This gives rise to the hazard of
secretions entering and damaging the septic fluid suction pump.
Always use a hydrophobic bacteria filter and, if possible, a commercially available
foam inhibitor.
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Property damage
Ensure that no vacuum is present when the septic fluid suction pump is switched
on. Non-observance may cause unit failure.
Consult the troubleshooting table for instructions on removing defects.
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If the overflow protection is tripped, then the septic fluid suction pump will have to
be switched off, and the septic fluid jar emptied and cleaned.
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