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HBS x-touch 200i
To remove the cable from the unit, always hold the plug! Never pull on the cable, as this
can result in damage to the cable insulators, burns on the skin or also fire.
Instruments which are temporarily not required during the procedure must be placed
away from the patient on the instrument table or a similar surface.
Reusable electrosurgical instruments which are connected to the unit are generally not
delivered in a sterile condition!
If the products are used on patients with transmissible spongiform encephalopathy or HIV
infection, we decline any responsibility for their reuse.
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Electromagnetic safety
In the development of electrosurgical units, HEBUmedical attaches particular importance to the
stringent electromagnetic emission regulations. Consequently, the solutions we supply have a
correspondingly minimal emission level for the required output. Measurements conform the high level
of electromagnetic safety offered by HEBUmedical electrosurgical units.
Under typical working conditions based on an 8-hour day, a field occurs at a distance of 5 to 15 cm
from the cables. At a distance of 20-40 cm, the value drops well below the prescribed limit.
Electromagnetic fields occur primarily around the cable.
The electrosurgical unit itself does not constitute a significant emitting element.
11 Review of the technical status
Before any procedure, check the cables, accessories (handles, electrodes, forceps) and foot switches
for any signs of visible irregularity. Do not use cables or instruments with broken or defective
insulation. These can result in burns if they come into contact with the skin!
11.1 Mechanical faults
If damage occurs to switches, connecting sockets, houses or the touchscreen, or if the unit is dropped
on the floor, please contact your authorized dealer for advice on further use.
The dealer can arrange for a detailed technical check to be performed.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for calibration work or repairs to the unit carried out by the user.
11.2 Recurring safety inspections
A safety inspection of the electrosurgical system is required once a year. The manufacturer only
permits the use of units for which an up-to-date inspection by suitably trained personnel can be
verified.
All information relating to the inspections (date, inspecting staff member, result etc.) must be recorded
in the unit's log book.
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