Before Use; Connection To The Power Supply; Device Preparation - Nouvag TCM 3000bl Mode D'emploi

TCM 3000 BL - Morcellator
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Before use

The TCM 3000 BL - Morcellator and all required accessories and instruments must be placed on a level non-
slip surface. Do not allow the operating range of the device with cable to be restricted by limiting factors.
The display, keypad and indicator lights must be fully visible at all times.
It is very important to ensure that no objects can fall on the pedal.
The power plug at the rear of the device must be accessible at all times.
5.1

Connection to the power supply

• Before plugging the power cable into the power socket for the first time, you must check the supply
voltage setting next to the power switch.
• In order to prevent the risk of electric shock, the device may only be connected to a power network with a
PE protective earth conductor.
If the voltage shown does not correspond to the local mains voltage, the grey fuse holder must be set to the
correct voltage:
1. Switch the device off.
2. Unplug the power cable.
3. Use a screwdriver to open the fuse slot.
4. Remove the fuse holder.
5. Remove the grey fuse holder and reinsert it so that the local mains voltage setting is shown in the small
window.
6. Slide the grey fuse holder back in and close the fuse slot.
7. Check the mains voltage shown on the fuse slot.
8. Plug the power cable back into the device.
5.2

Device preparation

The device is not sterile on delivery. All sterilizable parts must be sterilized before use (see Chapter 7 In-
strument preparation).
If the accessories have already been sterilized: when removing them from the sterile packaging, ensure
that the sterile packaging is not damaged and that the sterility indicator confirms sterility and shelf life of
the sterile item has not expired.
The Morcellator (as per option 1 to option 3) must be assembled under sterile conditions (wear gloves and
a mask, place Morcellator and accessories on a sterile surface).
Instrucions for use for TCM 3000 BL - Morcellator, Ref. 31946, V26/16
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