Troubleshooting - Ambu aScope Duodeno Manual Del Usuario

7.3. List of Ancillary Equipment
Ancillary Equipment
Rinsing Water
Bottle Holder
Suction Canister
Vacuum Source
Insufflator
7.4. Accessories
General Information

8. Troubleshooting

The following table shows possible problems, that may occur due to equipment setting
errors or deterioration of consumables, their corresponding possible causes and suggested
measures to solve the problem. Troubles or failures due to other causes than those listed
below should be reported to Ambu A/S. Make sure to contact your Ambu sales representative
for detailed information.
8.1. Angulation, Bending and Locking Levers
Possible Problem
Increased resistance
during angulation control
wheel operation
Loose brake in
attracted mode
Lock-lever cannot be
released/bending section
cannot be straightened
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Information
Sterile water available in clinical
environment, up to 1000 ml bottles
Holder for bottle of sterile water
Medical grade vacuum suction
canister (e.g. Medela); any
marketed canister can be used
Either vacuum/suction pump or
wall suction with at least -7 psi
(-50 kPa) and max. -11 psi (-76 kPa)
Insufflation source
Max. 12psi (80kPa)
Endoscopic accessories should have a maximum diameter
of 4 mm and should not have any sharp edges or corners.
Connected equipment, especially electrical equipment,
must conform to relevant medical standards (medical grade).
There is no guarantee that accessories selected only on
the basis of the working channel diameter will function in
combination with the system. For information regarding
Endoscopic accessory compatibility please contact your
Ambu sales representative.
Possible Cause
The lock-lever
is engaged
Brake is not
correctly attracted
aScope™ Duodeno
is defective
Part of the System
No
Yes
No
No
No
Solution
Release the lock-lever
Check if the correct brake is
attracted and if it´s correctly
attracted.
Withdraw the aScope™ Duodeno
carefully and connect a new
aScope™ Duodeno