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Aspirator Suction Unit 4 Part No 636959
FIGURE 1 Medical Suction Unit
Using the Suction Unit
CAUTION
Should fluid be aspirated back into the unit, send your suction unit to an
authorized service center for a detailed inspection as the vacuum pump may
have been damaged.
NOTE:Forthisprocedure,refertoFIGURE 1andFIGURE 2onpage5.
NOTE:Iftheunitsustainsaseveredrop,validityofthegaugemustbechecked.Inspectif
thefloatshut‐offisstillfunctioningproperlywhentheliquidinthecollectionbottle reaches
thesafefulllevel.
NOTE:Alwaystransportunitwithvacuumadjustknobrotatedfullyclockwiseincase
unitisdropped.
1. Ensurethesuctiontubingisconnectedtothelabeledpatientconnector(outlet)
onthecollectionbottle.
2. Ensurethatallconnectionsaresecureandwithoutleaks.
3. Connecttheunittopower.
4. TurnthepowerswitchOn(I).
5. Adjustthevacuumlevel
from0to560mmHgbyturningthevacuumadjust
knob:
•Clockwisetoincreasevacuum.
•Counter‐clockwisetodecreasevacuum.
NOTE:Refertothevacuumgaugewhilesettingthedesiredlevelofvacuum.Toaccurately
readthegauge,blockthepatientendofthehoseorcapoffthecollectionbottleandallowthe
gaugetoreachastablevacuumreading.
Vacuum
Adjustment
Knob
Vacuum Gauge
Collection
Bottle
Holder
Hydrophobic Filter
Connection
Tubing
Power Cord
Fuse
Elbow Connector
Lid
On (I)
Position
Off (O)
Position
Power
DETAIL “A”
Connection
Tubing