Summary of Contents for Stryker Thermaltek 300 Plus
- Page 1 IMPORTANT Keep manual with warmer at all times. Thermaltek 300 “Plus” Portable Warmer OPERATIONS/MAINTENANCE MANUAL For Parts or Technical Assistance 1–800–327–0770...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Portable Warmer Operation WARNINGS ................INTRODUCTION . -
Page 3: Portable Warmer Operation
15 minute intervals to prevent patient injury. S Inspect warmer for damage prior to use. If damage is present or warmer has been dropped, do not use the warmer. Contact your Stryker Service representative. -
Page 4: Introduction
Portable Warmer Operation INTRODUCTION This manual is designed to assist you with the operation of the Thermaltek 300 ”Plus” Portable Warmer. Read it thoroughly before using the equipment. The 300 ”Plus” Portable Warmer is for use by qualified medi- cal personnel only. SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions: Depth x Width x Height 13”... -
Page 5: Pre-Operation Set-Up
Inspect warmer for damage prior to use. If damage is present or warmer has been dropped, do not use the warmer. Contact your Stryker Service representative. DO NOT operate the warmer with the dust cap on or without fully extending the warmer hose. -
Page 6: Operating Warmer
Portable Warmer Operation OPERATING WARMER 110_"5_ F 43_"3_ C 100 _"5_ F 38_"3_ C 90_"5_ F 32_"3_C POWER light indicates when the warmer power cord is plugged into the wall socket. Press the ONE TOUCH key to immediately set the air flow speed on medium and the air temperature on high. - Page 7 Portable Warmer Operation OPERATING WARMER (CONTINUED) INDICATIONS For patient warming CONTRAINDICATIONS Do not apply heat to lower extremities during aortic cross–clamping. Thermal injury may occur if heat is ap- plied to ischemic limbs. 1. Place the overlay directly on top of the patient, with the perforated side on the patient’s body. 2.
- Page 8 Portable Warmer Operation OPERATING WARMER (CONTINUED) 6. Plug warming unit into a properly grounded wall receptacle and ensure the power light comes on. 7. Activate the warmer by pressing the ONE TOUCH key or press an air flow and an air temperature key to activate the desired settings.
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Page 9: Overlay Specifications
Portable Warmer Operation OVERLAY SPECIFICATIONS Materials: Polyolefin = Polyethylene + Polypropylene Inlet Rings = Polyethylene Foam Incinerability: Results in 98% water and 2% ethylene gas (2% ethylene gas is less than the percentage in the air we breathe) Full–Body Overlay (92” long x 55” wide) Upper–Body Overlay (90”... -
Page 10: Portable Warmer Safety Features
Portable Warmer Operation 300 ”PLUS” PORTABLE WARMER SAFETY FEATURES ALARMS The warmer is equipped with high and low temperature alarms. If alarm sounds, press the OFF/STANDBY key to silence the alarm. High Alarm: Whether the temperature setting is on high, medium or low, when the sensor determines that the internal temperature of the unit is above the desired range for the setting, it automatically shuts the heater and fan off. -
Page 11: Portable Warmer Support Post
2. The support post fits into either foot board sock- et on Stryker stretchers. Since the ”Plus” Por- table Warmer only has one support post, it al- lows flexibility in placement. -
Page 12: Troubleshooting Guide
High alarm sounds repeatedly af- Temperature sensor possibly de- Discontinue use of warmer. ter all obstructions are resolved. fective. Contact Stryker representative. Warmer shuts off (no alarm Temperature sensor possibly de- Discontinue use of warmer. sounds) repeatedly. fective. Contact Stryker representative. -
Page 13: Filter Replacement
Filter Replacement Required Tools: 1/8” T–Handle Hex Allen Wrench Filter Part Number 300–30–37 Replacement Procedure 1. Remove the 3 cap screws (A) holding the inlet cap (B) to the inlet shell (C). The nylon washers and stand- offs (D) will come loose when the cap screws are removed. Retain them for reuse. 2. -
Page 14: Base Assembly
Base Assembly Assembly part number 300–1–10 Item Part No. Part Name Qty. 300–1–52 Base Tube Weldment 37–199 Tube Closure 37–81 Tube Plug 300–1–41 Star Base w/Casters 390–38–5 Support Plate 3–82 Hex Hd. Cap Screw... -
Page 15: Hose Assembly
Hose Assembly Assembly part number 300–32–10 Item Part No. Part Name Qty. 300–32–40 Hose Attachment 300–32–41 Hose Sleeve Assembly 300–32–45 Hose End Connector... -
Page 16: Shell And Hose Assembly
Shell and Hose Assembly Assembly part number 300–34 Item Part No. Part Name Qty. Item Part No. Part Name Qty. 11–52 Flat Washer 300–90–5 Label, Combo 54–200–917 Packaging 300–90–6 Label, Caution Clean 37–30 Hole Plug 921–1–252 Label, Serial No. 300–30–10 Shell Assembly 1030–34–38 Cap Strap... - Page 17 6300 Sprinkle Road, Kalamazoo, MI 49001–9799 (800) 327–0770 DH 12/94 300–90–1 REV D...