Installing The Filters And Tubing To The Smoke Evacuator; Connecting The Tubing - Cooper Surgical LEEP System 1000 Manuel D'utilisation

2.4 Installing the Filters and Tubing to the Smoke Evacuator

2.4.1 ULPA Filter Installation
Tilt the Smoke Evacuator forward and insert the large
ULPA Filter Cylinder with the air-flow arrow pointing down.
(See Photo B)
Photo C

2.4.3 Connecting the Tubing

There are two tubing hookup options:
a) For procedures requiring close-proximity plume removal (i.e., Vaginal Speculum)
b) For procedures requiring open-area plume removal (i.e., external lesions)
For procedures requiring close-proximity plume removal (i.e., Vaginal Speculum)
Assemble the ⅜ " Reducer (REF 6083) onto the port on the
disposable Pre-Filter (REF 6081) top with a slight twisting
motion. Attach one end of an appropriate length of ⅜ " ID
Evacuation Tubing (REF 6084) to the Reducer connector and
direct the other end to the patient and any appropriate device
being used, such as a Vaginal Speculum equipped with a
Smoke Evacuation Adapter. (See Photo D)
For procedures requiring open-area plume removal (i.e., external lesions)
Assemble the sterile, disposable 1¼" ID Evacuation Tubing (REF 6085) directly into the top of
the Pre-Filter. Position the opposite end over the site to be treated.
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2.4.2 Installing the Pre-Filter
Insert a clean, disposable Pre-Filter onto the ULPA Filter Cylinder.
(See Photo C). Be sure this device is firmly seated.
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Photo B
Photo D
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