Hologic FLUENT Manuel D'utilisation page 18

Fluent Fluid Management System
Storage Basket
The Storage Basket hangs on the rear of the Fluent Fluid Management System. It is used to store lightweight items such as the Foot Pedal when
not in use. Do not place heavy items in the Storage Basket. The maximum recommended weight is 10 pounds.
Power Cord
The Power Cord connects to Power Cord Connector located on the rear of the Fluent Fluid Management System. When the system is not in use,
wrap the Power Cord around the Handle on the rear of the system.
Located on the Front of the Fluent Fluid Management System
MyoSure Tissue Removal Device (TRD) Connector
The MyoSure Tissue Removal Device (TRD) Connector is located on the Fluent Fluid Management
System front panel above the Foot Pedal Connector. For details on operating the Tissue Removal
Device, refer to MyoSure Tissue Removal Device Instructions For Use.
Foot Pedal Connector
The Foot Pedal Connector is located on the Fluent Fluid Management System front panel below the
MyoSure Tissue Removal Device (TRD) Connector.
Foot Pedal Connector
Located on the Rear of the Fluent Fluid Management System
Handle
The Handle is located on the rear of the system.
Caution!
Only use the Handle to move or position the Fluent Fluid Management System. Do not pull or push the
system by the IV Hooks or the Touchscreen Monitor.
On/Off Switch
The On/Off Switch is located on the rear of the Fluent Fluid Management System above the Power Cord
Connector. The On/Off Switch is labeled with | for On and O for Off.
Power Cord Connector
The Power Cord Connector is located on the rear of the Fluent Fluid Management System below the On/Off
Switch.
Rear of System
Equipotential Plug
The connector used to electrically bond the system to another conductive material, or ground the system to a safety ground.
After you have been introduced to the Fluent Fluid Management System components, you are ready to learn how to configure the Touchscreen
settings. The next chapter describes configuring the Touchscreen settings.
16 Chapter 1: Introduction to Fluent Fluid Management System English