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DO NOT WASH, STERILIZE OR PUT IN AUTOCLAVE THE ANTIBACTERIAL FILTER
PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE CHECKS
The SUPERVEGA EVO suction equipment does not need maintenance or lubrication.
It is, however to inspect the unit before each use. With regard to training, given the information contained in
the user manual and since it is easy to understand the said device, it doesn't appear to be necessary. Remove
the appliance from the box and always check that the plastic parts and AC/DC adaptor are intact which may
have been damaged during previous use. Connect the universal transformer to the device using the relevant
connector and insert the power cable plug of the adaptor in the power socket. After starting the device, block
off the suction nozzles with your finger and check for suction.
Make sure you do not hear excessively annoying noises that may highlight a malfunction.
The device is protected by a protective fuse (F 10A L 250V) located in the cigarette lighter cable. Always
check the type and amperage indicated when replacing it. Internally, the device (see electrical sheet) is pro-
tected by two fuses F1 and F2 (F 15A L 125V), which cannot be reached from the outside; refer to technical
personnel authorised by the manufacturer to replace them.
The device is equipped with a Lithium-Ion Battery, which cannot be reached from the outside. Only refer to
GIMA technical service personnel to replace it.
Only use batteries recommended by Gima. Use of batteries other than those recommended
will make the warranty void and null.
Only qualified personnel are authorised to replace the internal battery. Any operation Performed by
non-trained personnel may cause danger (e.g. Excessive temperature)
The device should be checked at least once every 12 months by technical service. Every 24 months it is
compulsory to have a safety inspection and technical maintenance performed on the device.
Typical defect
1. Steady Red Back-Light
2. No Led On and Back-Light
failure
3. No aspiration
4. No aspiration
5. Blocked float
6. Failure to close the float
7. Slow aspiration
8. No aspiration caused by
mucus leakage
9. Low and/or no vacuum
power
Defects 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 -
7 - 8 - 9
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Cause
Low battery
Device locked
Vessel lid screwed incorrectly
Cover gasket not in place
Fouling on the float
If the cap has been washed, check that
the float is not partially detached
Foam formation inside the collecting
vessel
Clogged filter
• Unsuitable aspiration level
• Protection filter blocked
• Connection pipes to the filter and the
device blocked, kinked or discon-
nected
• Overflow valve closed or blocked
• Damaged pump
None of the remedies was effective
ENGLISH
Remedy
If equipped with an AC/DC power supply, con-
nect the power cable to the mains, with the
switch not pressed and leave it to charge until
a Steady White Back-Light is shown (ref. TAB.I)
Internal technical problem. Contact technical
assistance.
Unscrew and tighten the lid of the vessel
Unscrew the cover and reposition the gasket in
its cover housing.
Unscrew the cover, remove the float and pro-
ceed with cleaning.
Wedge float
Fill the vessel 1/3 full of normal water
Replace the filter
• Proceed to set the correct aspiration value
• Filter replacement
• Connect the pipes to the filter and/or vessel or
replace them if clogged
• Unblock the overflow valve, hold the device
upright
• Contact the Gima technical service
Contact your Gima dealer or service centre