Monitoring / Maintenance; Fuse Replacement; Operation Faults - Satelec Implant Center 2 Bedienungsanleitung

g) Disposal of the product
Dispose of the product in receptacles for waste materials of healthcare activities involving infectious
risks.
CAUTION: Not all autoclaves can reach 134°C. Not all autoclaves draw a pre-vacuum. Please refer
to your autoclave manufacturer for specific sterilization instructions.
XII - MONITORING / MAINTENANCE
Important:
In the case of a fault, you are advised to contact the supplier of your device. Do not use
unauthorized repairers, who might make your device dangerous for you and your patients.
12. 1 MONITORING
Regular monitoring of the device and its accessories is necessary in order to detect any insulation fault
or damage. Replace them if necessary.
It is important to keep the control unit ventilation vents clean in order to avoid abnormal heating.
12. 2 MAINTENANCE
I-S micro-motor inspection/overhaul: SATELEC recommends inspection or overhaul of the I-S
URGE URGE
micro-motor at least once a year.

12. 3 FUSE REPLACEMENT

I C 2 is protected by two fuses located in the power receptacle (Fig. 2-1).
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The replacement procedure is as follows:
- Switch the device OFF (position O).
- Unplug the power cord from the electricity supply.
- Unplug the power cord from the receptacle (Fig. 2-1). Insert the tip of a flat screwdriver into the
notch above the fuse drawer to release it.
- Remove the old fuses.
- Replace the old fuses with fuses of the same type and rating.
- Push the fuse drawer back into its housing until it clicks to indicate the correct position.
- Plug the power cord into the receptacle (Fig. 2-1). Plug the power cord into the electrical supply.
Note:
The device also has an internal fuse not accessible to the user.
Contact SATELEC after-sales service (see Chapter 2 - Repairs).
All the information necessary for the repair of faulty components is made available by SATELEC to the
technical personnel of the SATELEC-approved dealer network who carry out the work.

12. 4 OPERATION FAULTS

Refer to the tables on the next page: