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6.10.1
Compressed-Air Hose
A compressed-air hose with an elbow plug for connection to a central gas supply system of
type Dräger (REF 78-215-03-04) is available from the Martin Service Center, see section 2.2
"Hotline", page 11.
For other, country-specific compressed-air hoses, see section 8.4 "Accessories", page 94.
Observe correct sequence when connecting/removing the compressed-air hose!
This prevents the release of forced compressed air (AIR) at the open end of the compressed-
air hose (1).
Danger of injury by using (AIR) MOTOR compressed air!
Do not use (AIR) MOTOR compressed air! The pressure is too high; such air is not suitable
for medical applications.
Never use (AIR) MOTOR compressed-air hoses!
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Surgical Laser Unit Limax
Connecting the Compressed-Air Hose
Connect the compressed-air hose (1) first to
•
the NIST socket (AIR) of the Limax
(see section 6.2.15 "NIST Socket (AIR)",
page 34, and observe the notices provided
there!)
Thereafter, plug the elbow plug AIR (2) at
•
the other end of the hose into the medical
compressed-air outlet (AIR) of the Dräger
central gas supply system.
When disconnecting the compressed-air
hose, please note
First pull the compressed-air plug AIR (2)
•
from the medical compressed-air outlet
(AIR).
Thereafter, unscrew the
•
NIST connector (14, Fig. 6-2) at the
®
Limax
120 and remove the compressed-air
hose (1).
Instructions for Use
®
120
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120
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