Notice; Maintenance Operations Meant For Engineers - cattani ASPI-JET series Gebrauchsanweisung

• Notice

• Maintenance operations meant for
engineers
Notice
Prior to starting any servicing operation on appliances
that have been used, clean with Eco-Jet 2 a few times
as explained in the maintenance section. Use disposa-
ble GLOVES (fi g. B3), GOGGLES, MASK and OVERALL.
Maintenance operations meant for
engineers
• Electrical shock risk: even 230 V power can be lethal.
• Biological danger, danger of infections from epidemic
diseases.
• Compulsory direction of fl ow and rotation sense.
Further to the maintenance operations listed so far, for Aspi-

Jet 8 and 9 you also need to check the water fi lter 13 (Fig. I).
Periodically: replace terminals and hose outside the unit. The
engineer shall check, siphons and outlets, all internal piping,
plastic and rubber subject to ageing. Periodically check the
capacity of the capacitor with a capacitance meter (max.
-5%) and replace it if necessary.
Before servicing any used equipment, carry out some washing
operations with Puli-Jet plus new with anti-scale agent.
Disconnect electric supply and padlock mains switch if
provided.
Before servicing the equipment wear disposable gloves,
goggles, mask.
Aspirated debris is infected and contaminated, moreover
the appliances to be serviced could be under pressure and
the risk of contaminating splashes is clearly higher.
Short-circuit probes and check:
• switching off of aspiration unit, and
• switching on of draining pump.
Remove the lid and pull out the draining pump, ensure it is
working and clean the area before replacing it.
For every replacement, use original spare parts.
Check the conditions of tubes carrying aspirated liquid; in
particular the part after the draining pump; in case of cracks,
however small, pipes must be replaced.
Make sure that the personnel in charge of cleaning and sa-
nitising operations remember their maintenance tasks and
that they use the recommended products and procedures:
it is the responsibility of the engineer in charge of gene-
ral maintenance to instruct surgery staff as to the daily
maintenance routine required.
Do not alter the equipment or their functionig.
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Fig. I