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AtriCure cryoICE BOX User manual

Mason, OH 45040
USA
1.866.349.2342
www.AtriCure.com
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2797
SET UP
SOFTWARE UPGRADE V6.10 INCLUDES:
• Audible tone when probe is above 0°C (32°F)
• Gas gauge indicator based on new algorithm, measuring tank temperature and pressure
• Tank pressure reduced from 850psi(5.9MPa) to 800psi(5.5MPa)
Software V6.10
2. Open the NO tank valve
• Be sure the tank valve is open in
order to activate the heater.
• Closing the valve while the unit
is on will lead to a heater band
error.
3. Turn ON the cryoICE BOX 4. Plug in probe
The probe can be plugged in at any
time.
1. Check connections on back of cryoICE BOX
A Exhaust Hose: connect other side to vent
B Tank Hose
C Heater Band
D Power Cord
A B C D
Quick Reference Guide
sºC
ºC
N2O N2O N2ON2O
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AtriCure, Inc.
7555 Innovation Way
Mason, OH 45040
USA
1.866.349.2342
www.AtriCure.com
C002021.D
C003249.A
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CRYOICE BOX FRONT AND REAR PANELS — Illustrations and Nomenclature
Figure 1: cryoICE BOX Front Panel
Illustrations of the cryoICE BOX front panel (Figure 1) and rear panel (Figure 2) are shown below.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16
2017 18 23 24
2526
19 21 22
28 27
Figure 2: cryoICE BOX Rear Panel
1 Activation Button 11 Ablation Status Indicator 21 Activation Footswitch Connection Port
2 NO Gas Gauge Indicator Display 12 Cylinder Heater Band Indicator 22 Heater Band Cord Receptacle
3 NO Gas Gauge Indicator Display Reset 13 Maintenance Needed Indicator 23 Power Plug Receptacle
4Ablation Timer Display 14 System Fault Indicator 24 Power Switch
5Ablation Timer Decrement 15 Thermocouple Open Indicator 25 Mains Fuse Location
6Ablation Timer Increment 16 cryoICE Probe Thermocouple Ports 26 cryoICE BOX Voltage Rating Label
7cryoICE Probe Temperature 17 NO Exhaust Port 27 Equipotential Terminal
8 Future Probe Connection 18 NO Manual Exhaust Knob 28 RS232 Data Connection
9 cryoICE Probe Gas Outlet Port 19 NO Inlet Port
10 cryoICE Probe Gas Inlet Port 20 NO Exhaust Switch
N2O = Nitrous Oxide
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OPERATING MODES
READY Mode
This mode is entered automatically upon successful execution of power-on-self-test when
the unit is first turned on, or following DEFROST mode upon the cryoICE probe reaching
approximately 10°C(50°F) and automatically venting. This indicates that the system is ready for
the next cryoablation run.
FREEZE Mode
This mode is entered from the READY mode when the user initiates the cryoablation cycle by
pressing and releasing the Activation Button or the Footswitch. In this mode, the NO gas is
allowed to cycle through the cryoICE probe causing a temperature drop to take place at the
cryoICE probe.
DEFROST Mode
This mode is entered automatically from FREEZE mode upon expiration of the ablation timer,
or manually by the operator when the Activation Button or the Footswitch is actuated while in
the FREEZE mode. In this mode, the cryoICE probe temperature is actively forced towards the
ambient temperature. Once the cryoICE probe temperature is approximately 10°C(50°F), the
cryoICE BOX unit will transition back to the READY mode.
Note: cryoICE BOX does allow early transition out from the DEFROST mode into either the READY mode
or the FREEZE mode by pressing the Activation Button.
Note: cryoICE probe temperature may drop temporarily upon transition from DEFROST to READY state.
FAULT Condition
This is entered upon detection of any unrecoverable error condition during any mode. The
system is inoperable in this mode until the unit is first power cycled, and only if the FAULT
Condition no longer exists or has been remedied.
The cryoICE BOX operates in one of three modes: READY, FREEZE, DEFROST. These modes are identified by the system
status indicator LEDs and the ablation status indicator LEDs located on the front of the cryoICE BOX unit.
GAS GAUGE LEVEL INDICATOR
FULL
20 to 40 minutes
remaining1
EMPTY
(Flashing)
0to 5minutes
remaining1
Two Segments
Remaining
15 to 20 minutes
remaining1
One Segment
Remaining
5to 10 minutes
remaining1
1 Minutes remaining are based on 20lb(9.1kg) steel tanks with 8"(20cm) diameter.
Time may vary with different style tanks.
CAUTION:
Federal (U.S.A.) Law
restricts this device to sale by or on
order of a physician.
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Mason,OH 45040
USA
1.866.349.2342
www.AtriCure.com
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Mason, OH 45040
USA
1.866.349.2342
www.AtriCure.com
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Mason,OH 45040
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1.866.349.2342
www.AtriCure.com
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SHUT DOWN
1. Close the NO tank valve 2. Vent the NO from the gas line by:
E Pulling the red NO Manual
Exhaust Knob  or 
F Pressing the blue NO Exhaust
Switch
3. Turn OFF the cryoICE BOX
E F
1. Close the NO cylinder valve
2. Vent the NO from the gas line by:
E Pulling the red NO Manual
Exhaust Knob  or 
F Pressing the blue NO Exhaust
Switch
E F
CYLINDER EXCHANGE
3. Turn OFF the cryoICE BOX power
4. Remove the heater band from
NO cylinder
5. Replace with a full cylinder and
re-connect the heater band
• The band should be located as
close to the bottom of the tank
as possible
• Fasten the outermost buckles
first and work toward the center
6. Open the NO tank valve
7. Power ON the cryoICE BOX
8. Press the RESET button on the
front of the cryoICE BOX
Valve icon will be amber and icon
will flash if tank valve is closed.
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1. The gas gauge indicator can only be RESET once per Power Cycle
or if a tank change has been detected.
• It is recommended to start with a full NO tank.
• The gas gauge indicator will need to be RESET when a full
tank is installed and will not automatically adjust to full
without pressing RESET.
2. The cryoICE BOX needs time for the system to warm up in order
to estimate the NO remaining in the tank.
• This takes 2 to 5 minutes on average, depending on the
initial pressure of the NO tank. If the starting pressure is
below 725psi(5MPa) due to a cold environment, it could take
additional time to estimate the NO remaining.
• The gas gauge indicator requires the heater band to be
installed on the NO tank for proper functionality.
• If the gas gauge indicator is RESET prior to the system
warming up, it may indicate full until the tank pressure is
about 800psi (5.5MPa).
TANK CHANGE TIPS
1. Tank Closed Indicator
• The gas gauge indicator arrow and valve portion will flash
amber when the cryoICE BOX does not detect any pressure.
• Check the NO tank valve to see if it is closed. If so, open it to
turn off the Tank Closed Indicator.
2. Low Pressure Indicator
• The gas gauge indicator will flash regardless of the gas gauge
level indicator if the tank pressure is below 650psi(4.5MPa).
• This may be due to tanks being stored in a cold environment,
and it may take longer than normal for the heater to bring the
system up to pressure.
GAS GAUGE INDICATOR FEATURES
Tank Closed Indicator
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AtriCure Incorporated
7555 Innovation Way
Mason, Ohio 45040
USA
+1-866-349-2342
(& 5(3
AtriCure Europe B.V.
De entree 260
1101 EE Amsterdam
NL
+31 20 7005560
[email protected]
CRYOICE BOX TROUBLESHOOTING
The cryoICE BOX User Manual has been updated to include additional information in the Troubleshooting sections to
assist with maintaining Cryo system performance.
Possible Cause Action to Take
Pressure gauge less than 700psi(4.8MPa) and cylinder
warm • Replace the cylinder with a full one
Pressure gauge less than 700psi (4.8MPa) and cylinder
cold
• Verify heater band is working (warm to touch)
• Heater band icon is off, verify heater band connection
Pressure gauge is above 700psi (4.8MPa) in freeze
mode
• Unplug cryoICE BOX Orange tube, if temperature drops to -65°C(-85°F) the exhaust filter is
clogged – return cryoICE BOX
• Unplug Orange tube at cryoICE BOX, if temperature doesn’t drop to -65°C(-85°F) the Cryo
Probe is clogged – replace Probe
TOPIC #2: Cryo Probe Not Getting Cold Enough
Possible Cause Action to Take
Trapped NO within the system • Power-Off, Power-On cryoICE BOX – vents Probe side NO
ACM Blue connector sleeve out of sequence • Push the Blue connector sleeve toward cryoICE BOX
Connector O-ring dried out or swelling • Lubricate the O-ring with AtriCure P/N# C002502
TOPIC #3: Difficulty Connecting a Cryo Probe to the ACM
Possible Cause Action to Take
Heater band over temperature due to empty cylinder • Replace the cylinder with a full one
Heater band over temperature due to fit being loose • Verify heater band is at bottom of cylinder and snug
At Power-On, error code 002 displayed • Replace NO cylinder with a known full one
At Power-On, error code different than 002 displayed • If no, call AtriCure Technical Support +31 20 700 55 60
TOPIC #4: Flashing Wrench Iron (possible error code 002)
Possible Cause Action to Take
Liquid Nitrous Oxide (NO) flooding system • Power-On cryoICE BOX no earlier than 10-minutes before use
NO quality not sufficient to us as a refrigerant • NO Supplier to manage water content to 3 ppm max
NO cylinder contains a siphon tube or dip tube • Do not use cylinders containing a siphon or dip tube
TOPIC #5: Cryo Probe Colder Than -70°C(-94°F), Not Defrosting
TOPIC #1: Cryo Probe Slow to Defrost; No Defrost
Possible Cause Action to Take
Liquid Nitrous Oxide (NO) flooding system • Power-On cryoICE BOX no earlier than 10-minutes before use

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