Medezine 5000 Installation instructions

The Medezine 5000 System has been examined and found to be in compliance with the
standard for Medical Electrical Equipment IEC/EN60601-1
INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR SAFETY
Please read carefully and retain for future reference
It is a requirement of IEC/EN 60601-1 that these
instructions are made available to the operator and
qualified maintenance staff at all times.
Autopsy Saw
93/42/EEC
IEC/EN 60601-1
EMC 2004/108/EC
Autopsy Saw
MODEOF OPERATION CONTINUOUSWITH
AUTO-REST OVERLOADPROTECTION
CONSTRUCTEDTO IEC 6061-1
POWERSUPPLY PROTECTED TOIP65
93/42/EEC
IEC/EN60601-1
EMC2004/108/EC
DANGERHIGH VOLTAGE
ISOLATEFROMMAINS SUPPLY
BEFOREREMOVINGTHIS COVER

FOREWORD
The ltration unit is designed for dry particles only and must never be used for extracting
liquids.
When not in use or during maintenance always isolate the equipment from the electrical
supply by removing the mains plug from the socket.
PREPARATION FOR USE
Unpack and check equipment against the delivery note.
Check the details on the equipment rating label conform to your electrical supply.
For assembly instructions please refer to page 3.
IMPORTANT. THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE EARTHED.
The wires in the mains lead of this equipment are coloured in accordance with the following
code:
GREEN AND YELLOW EARTH
BLUE NEUTRAL
BROWN LIVE
In the event of the wire colours in the mains lead not corresponding with the terminal
markings of your plug, proceed as follows:
The wire which is coloured green and yellow must be connected to the terminal marked
with either the letter E, or coloured green and yellow, or the earth symbol.
The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter
N, or coloured black.
The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal marked with the let-
ter L, or coloured red.
If a 240V model is to be tted with a plug of the 13 amp. fused type to BS1363 then a 13
amp. fuse must be tted.
If a 110V model is to be tted with a 110V plug to BS4343 the supply must be provided with
a 16 amp. protective device.
Environmental conditions for transport and storage.
Temperature Humidity Atmospheric
Pressure
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CONTENTS
Foreword 1
Equipment Classication 3
Assembly Instructions 3
Safety and Warnings 3
General Description 4
Sequence of Operation 4
Medezine 5000 System 5
Medezine 5000 Power Supply 6
Fuse Replacement 5000 Power Supply 6
Medezine 5000 Saw Unit 7
Fitting Accessories and Detachable Parts 8
Preventive Maintenance and Inspection 9
Troubleshooting 10 -11
Disinfection and Sterilization 12
Cutting Hints 12
Accessories and Detachable Parts 13
5000 Schematic Wiring Diagram 14
Filter Service Record 15
Conditions of Warranty 16
Electrical Test Certicate 16
Equipment Ratings 16
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EQUIPMENT CLASSIFICATION
Class 1 Equipment
Type B Equipment - Protection against electrical shock
Not AP/APG Equipment
Saw Unit Watertight Equipment IP67
Power Supply Splash Proof Equipment IP65
Filtration Unit Drip Proof Equipment IP44
Mode of Operation:-
Continuous with Intermittent Loading up to 3 mins. Duty Cycle 50%
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
DO NOT CONNECT TO ELECTRICAL SUPPLY UNTIL ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETED
1Place chassis on level surface and ensure wing nut is loosened.
2Lower base of ltration unit into the clamp ring positioning wing nut central about the
power supply.
3Tighten wing nut.
4Fit appropriately fused plug to mains input supply lead. This plug is not supplied by
Medezine Ltd.
5To t blade see page 8.
When only a Saw Unit and Power Supply have been purchased commence assembly
instructions at (4)
SAFETY AND WARNINGS
1This equipment must be earthed before use.
2Trained personnel must only use this product.
3Please read all the instructions before use.
4 Check all equipment before use.
5Use the appropriate safety equipment.
6Do not immerse the Power Supply and Vacuum unit in liquid.
7Use good quality disinfectants as approved by the Hospital Infection Control.
8Do not use corrosive cleaning materials or Hypochlorite as these will damage the units.
9Do not leave the Hand Piece soaking in cleaner for prolonged periods of time as will cause
an ingress of uid.
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Medezine 5000 Oscillating Saw with Vacuum Filtration has been developed to help
minimize the risk of cross infection in sensitive areas, providing it is used in accordance with
the manufacturer’s instructions.
The complete system comprises three basic units.
THE SAW UNIT
This unit is fed from the power supply. It is hermetically sealed allowing disinfection and
appropriate sterilization without dismantling. The enclosed motor cannot become contami-
nated , consequently there is no hazardous aerosol eect. All external materials used in its
construction are non corrosive.
THE FILTRATION UNIT
This unit is fed from the power supply. It gives highly ecient three stage ltration by way
of a paper lter, cloth lter and highly ecient cartridge lter (Hepa lter) respectively. It is
quite capable of ltering dry and partially damp material but must never be used to extract
liquids. This unit is not watertight and not designed for liquid extraction.
THE POWER SUPPLY
This unit is fed from the mains supply and in turn delivers the appropriate electrical cur-
rents to the saw unit and the vacuum ltration unit. The complete system is activated by the
momentary switch on the saw unit. An intelligent current limiting device (which resets itself
automatically) is incorporated in the power supply to prevent overload usage of the saw
unit. This unit is watertight.
User preference may require the equipment to be supplied in its basic form which
comprises the saw unit and power supply only. A ltration unit may be easily added by the
customer at a later stage.
The complete Medezine 5000 system is capable of handling health endangering dusts,
making it suitable for use in hospitals and industrial environments where the collection and
disposal of such debris is subject to stringent control.
This equipment is not suitable for use in an environment where an explosion risk is present.
The equipment should only be moved by using the handle provided and never by pulling
on the saw unit or mains lead.
SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
Warning: This equipment is designed for use by properly trained personnel only.
Medezine Ltd accepts no liability whatsoever for inappropriate or untrained usage.
1Plug equipment into appropriate mains supply. Check ‘mains on’indicator on power
supply is lit.
2Remove the saw unit from‘park’ position and depress and release the on/o button.
The complete system will then start.
3Depress and release the on/o button once again and the system will then stop.
4Return the saw unit to the‘park’position.
5Always disconnect the equipment from the mains supply when not in use.
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Supply Lead Mains Input
Saw Unit
ON/OFF Button
Full System
Supply Lead
Saw Unit
Vacuum
Hose
Hose/Filtration
Unit Connector
Filtration Unit
Top Cover Hose/Cowling
Connector
Toggle
Clamp
Vacuum
Cowelling
Filtration
Unit
Filtration Unit
Chassis
Supply Lead
Filtration Unit Filtration Unit Clamp Ring
Handle
Autopsy Saw
MODE OF OPERATION CONTINUOUSWITH
AUTO -REST OVERLOAD PROTECTION
CONSTRUCTED TOIEC 6061-1
POWER SUPPLY PROTECTED TO IP65
93/42/EEC
IEC/EN 60601-1
EMC 2004/108/EC
DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE
ISOLATEFROM MAINS SUPPLY
BEFORE REMOVINGTHIS COVER
Cable Clip
Power Supply Enclosure
Status Indicator
lights
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ISOLATE FROM ELECTRICAL SUPPLY BEFORE REMOVING COVER
The two mains supply fuses are located on the underside of the board in the
position shown.
The third fuse is an anti surge fuse. Fuse type and ratings are marked adjacent
to the fuse holders or alternatively see page 14.
Undo the four captive retaining screws to remove the cover.
Prior to replacement ensure that the rubber seal
set into the underside cover has not
been disturbed.
Retighten cover fully ensuring that
the cover is seated properly.
Status Indicator
Filtration Unit Output
energized when lit.
Captive Retaining Screws
Enclosure Cover
Status Indicator
Saw Unit Output
energized when lit.
Status Indicator
Mains Supply
energized when lit.
Status Indicator
Saw Unit overload detected
when flashing. Complete
system will shut down.Then
Auto-reset to“System off”
status in approx.20 seconds.
Waterproof Electrical
Connectors
Screw Locking-Non
Interchangeable
Waterproof Electrical
Connector
Screw Locking-Non
Interchangeable
Autopsy Saw
MODE OF OPERATION CONTINUOUS WITH
AUTO -REST OVERLOAD PROTECTION
CONSTRUCTED TO IEC 6061-1
POWER SUPPLY PROTECTED TO IP65
93/42/EEC
IEC/EN 60601-1
EMC 2004/108/EC
DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE
ISOLATE FROM MAINS SUPPLY
BEFORE REMOVING THIS COVER
MEDEZINE 5000 POWER SUPPY
FUSE REPLACEMENT
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Blade Clamp Retaining Screw
Spring Washer
Blade Clamp
Square Drive
Saw Unit Body
On/Off (I/O)
Momentary Button
Watertight Grommet
Saw Unit Suppy Cable
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FITTING OF ACCESSORIES AND DETACHABLE PARTS
BLADE REPLACEMENT
1 Pull vacuum hose complete with hose/cowelling connector from the vacuum cowelling.
2Pull vacuum cowelling from saw unit body.
3Unscrew blade clamp retaining screw with nutwrench provided and remove retaining
screw, spring washer and blade clamp.
4 Replace or index blade as required, ensuring it is seated properly on the square drive
shaft. If not, discard, or resulting damage or ineciency of the saw could result.
5Ret blade clamp, spring washer and retaining screw. Note ! It is imperative the spring
washer is in place or the blade may loosen whilst in use.
6Firmly retighten clamp retaining screw with nutwrench provided. Note ! use of the
nutwrench alone will clamp the blade suciently, additional leverage is not necessary as
this could result in damage to the internal mechanism.
7Ret vacuum cowelling. This will pass over a 64mm blade if compressed to an oval shape
and tted as shown.
8Ret hose/cowelling connector, complete with hose, to cowelling.
HOSE REPLACEMENT.
1Remove hose/cowelling connector from cowelling. Remove connector from vacuum
hose by pulling and screwing (clockwise) simultaneously. Remove vacuum hosing from
hose/ltration unit connector similarly.
2Ret vacuum hosing to hose/cowelling connector by pushing and screwing (clockwise)
simultaneously until fully engaged. Ret vacuum hosing to hose/ltration unit
connector similarly.
3Ret hose/cowelling connector, complete with hose, to vacuum cowelling.
PAPER FILTER REPLACEMENT USING NEGATIVE PRESSURE FEATURE.
1Ensure saw unit is in its cradle. (park position).
2Switch system on from the saw unit.
3While the system is running, release the two toggle clamps and remove the top cover.
4The paper lter and support ange can now be removed without loss of contents.
Note ! The cloth lter is not removed.
5The paper lter can now be sealed and disposed of in the appropriate manner. Please
refer to your Safety Ocer.
6Switch system o from the saw unit.
7Insert new paper lter ensuring it is ‘expanded’ to ll the cloth lter. ‘Neck’the top of the
paper lter so that the support ange may be tted over the‘necked’ portion. Fan out
edge of paper lter over the support ange. Ensure that entry to the paper lter is not
restricted.
8Ret top cover and reax toggle clamps.
REPLACEMENT OF CLOTH FILTER AND HIGH EFFICIENCY CARTRIDGE FILTER WILL BE
FOUND IN PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SECTION PAGE 9.
Normal Fitting
hh
hh
Compressed
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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION
THE EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE DISCONNECTED FROM THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
WHILE THE FOLLOWING TASKS ARE BEING PERFORMED.
THE SAW UNIT
Daily
Clean thoroughly with recommended disinfectant using soft nylon brush, not wire or hard
bristle type. Rinse down and dry thoroughly.
Weekly
Lubricate retaining screw, blade clamp and square drive with light engineering or silicone
based grease. Graphite based grease is not recommended. Inspect equipment for signs of
damage.
Annually
Full service of Saw Unit is strongly recommended. Note! To retain warranty cover and any
further warranty issued against the saw unit, it can only be serviced or repaired by Medezine
Ltd. or their appointed agent.
Any attempt to do so, by any other party, will invalidate the warranty.
THE FILTRATION UNIT
The lter elements must be renewed periodically, as ltration eciency is grossly impaired if
they become heavily contaminated. Your Safety Ocer will advise the correct procedure for
disposal of the collected particles and redundant lter elements. Environmental
considerations must also be observed when deciding their frequency but the following
intervals should be regarded as a minimum requirement.
A lter service record has been provided on page 15 to assist in monitoring this procedure
and to provide documented evidence when required.
Daily
Change paper lter - See tting of accessories page 8.
Weekly
Clean thoroughly with recommended disinfectant using soft damp cloth. Dry thoroughly.
Inspect vacuum hood, hose. hose connections and cloth lter for any clogging or signs of
damage. Clean or replace if necessary. Note! The cloth lter should never be washed.
Remove any snagged bres, cottons or foreign matter from the chassis castors.
Six months
Replace cloth lter and micron lter.
1) Release two toggle clamps and remove top cover.
2) Remove paper lter and support ange.
3) Remove cloth lter and discard.
4) Unscrew retaining nut and washer then remove micron lter and discard.
5) Ret micron lter with rubber seal facing downwards re-tighten nut and washer.
6) Ret new cloth lter.
7) Ret new paper lter and support ange.
8) Ret top cover and re-ax toggle clamps.
THE POWER SUPPLY
Weekly
Clean thoroughly with recommended disinfectant using soft damp cloth. Dry thoroughly
and inspect for damage and ill tting connections
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TROUBLESHOOTING
The information contained in this section covers common problems and suggests solutions.
If your system’s problem is not covered here, or you still need help, please contact the agent/
manufacturer. See page 19.
Note. Disconnect equipment from the mains electrical supply before attempting to
implement any solutions of an electrical nature
Possible Cause
System does not start. Mains supply indicator
not lit.
Note. The following solutions must
only be carried out by a qualied
electrician.
Check mains plug fuse.
Check power supply fuses. See page
6 to access.
Check all electrical connectors are
mated correctly.
Bad connection.
SolutionSymptom
Fuse blown.
Fuses blow repeatedly.
Incorrect supply voltage.
Note. The following solutions must
only be carried out by a qualied
electrician.
Check equipment rated voltage is
compatible with the electrical supply.
Disconnect ltration unit connector
from the power supply. If fuses do not
blow when saw unit is switched on
then the ltration unit is defective.
Filtration unit has been used
to extract liquids.
System shuts down
repeatedly.
Overload indicator is on.
Distorted blade. Discard immediately.
Blunt blade. Index blade so new portion comes in
contact with the workplace.
Incorrect tted blade. Check blade is tted in accordance
with the manufacturer’s instructions.
See page 8.
See cutting hints, page 12.
System shuts down.
Overload indicator is on. Wait until yellow overload indicator is
o (approx 20 seconds) and retry.
Check connections for the saw unit
and ltration unit are engaged
correctly with the power supply.
Faulty connection.
Filtration unit status
indicator lit but not
running although
saw unit does.
Faulty connection. Check the power supply
connection is properly engaged.
Defective motor. Contact manufacturer.
Excessive pressure on
workpiece.
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TROUBLESHOOTING- continued
Possible Cause
Saw unit status
indicator lit but not
running although
ltration unit does.
Check the power supply connection
is properly engaged.
Contact manufacturer.
Defective motor.
SolutionSymptom
Faulty connection.
Excessive noise from
saw unit. Distorted blade.
Badly tting or loose blade.
Filtration unit runs
but does not extract
eciently.
Vacuum hose is kinked
blocked or disconnected. Repair or replace hosing. For tting
see page 8.
Filter elements not
assembled correctly.
Ensure cloth lter is seated correctly.
Ensure paper lter and support ange
are tted and seated correctly.
Ensure top cover is seated correctly
and toggle clamps are properly
engaged.
Filtration unit does
not extract. Filtration unit not running. Check the power supply connection
is properly engaged and the ltration
unit indicator is lit when
the saw unit is running.
Renew blade.
Check blade is tted in accordance
with the manufacturers instructions.
See page 8.
Contact manufacturer.
Renew paper lter, see page 8.
Renew paper lter and check
cloth lter for contamination.
Renew cloth lter, see page 9.
Renew cloth lter and check micron
lter for choking.
Renew micron lter, see page 9.
Paper lter is full.
Paper lter is split.
Cloth lter is choked.
Cloth lter is split.
Micron lter is chocked.
Bearing service required.
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CUTTING HINTS
The Medezine 5000 oscillating saw has been designed and constructed to provide
eortless and highly ecient cutting in its appropriate areas of usage. We suggest a trial
cutting period applying the least pressure possible to the workpiece until fully accustomed
with the eciency. Excessive pressure is not required as this will reduce the speed of cut.
If you experience diculty then consult the Troubleshooting Causes and Solutions on pages
10 and 11.
Suitable safety protection must be worn at all times during cutting.
DISINFECTION AND STERILIZATION
The saw unit only is capable of withstanding temperatures between - 20 degrees C to
+70 degrees C. This must be born in mind when considering a disinfection or sterilization
method.
Autoclaving of this equipment is not recommended.
Only use cleaning agents that are safe for use on metals. We do not recommend the use of
Hydrochloride or corrosive cleaners as possible corrosion could result.
We advise gentle scrubbing with a soft non metallic brush, rinsing with clean water and
drying where necessary. Do not direct high pressure water jets at any part of the equipment,
this could invalidate the warranty.
All cleaning agents should be mixed, stored and applied according to the manufacturers
instructions.
Note. Normal safety precautions should be observed when mixing or applying any
cleaning agents, such as the wearing of suitable eye protection, protective clothing
and gloves. Always refer to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
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ACCESSORIES AND DETACHABLE PARTS
MSYS 4000 Medezine 5000 Complete with Filtration System Each
MSYSPORT Medezine 5000 Power Supply and Hand Piece
Portable Unit Each
MHPC 4000 Medezine 5000 Hand Piece Only Each
MPS 4000 Medezine 5000 Power Supply Only Each
MFIL 4000 Medezine 5000 Filtration Unit Only Each
MBC 64M Saw Blade Circular 64mm Autopsy Pack 10
MBC 64P Saw Blade Circular 64mm Plaster Pack 10
MBC 76 Saw Blade Circular 76mm Autopsy Pack 10
MBS 51 Saw Blade Segmented 51mm Pack 10
MVH Medezine 5000 Vacuum Hoods Pack 10
MVP Medezine 5000 Vacuum Pipe 1.6m Each
MPF50 Vacuum Unit Paper Filter Pack 50
MCF Vacuum Unit Cloth Filter Each
MMF Vacuum Unit Micron Filter Each
MVPEX Vacuum Hose Extension 4.0 metres long Each
MEL Saw Unit Extension Lead used with above Each
MVP40 Vacuum Extension Kit - both above parts Each
MKITSQ Blade Clamp Kit Each
MKITSERV Medezine 5000 Service Kit Each
MKITCONT Medezine 5000 Filter Service Annual Each
MML Medezine 5000 Mains Supply Lead Each
MCONFU Hose Connector – Vacuum Hose to Filtration Unit Each
MCONVU Hose Connector – Vacuum Hose to Vacuum Hood
at Hand Piece Each
MHPCEX Medezine 5000 Service Exchange Hand Piece Each
Order Code Description Quanitity
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MEDEZINE 5000 SCHEMATIC WIRING
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START/STOP
MOTOR
PRINTED
CIRCUIT
SAW
MOTOR
SAW UNIT
Connections
shown at
opposite end of
power supply
enclosure for
clarity
A6 A5 A4 A3
I/O I/O
M + M -
SAW
PL5
1 2 3 4 5
EARTH
1 2 3 4 5 6
LIVE!
LIVE!
L Fused
N Fused
L N
Mains IN
Pump Power OUT
PL1
PL2
2 1
2 1
F2
F1
Varistor 250V
220/230
S1
110/115
-V
VR1
RL1
F3
PL4 Transformer secondaries
EARTH
1 2 3 4
5A QB D1
KBU4D
Fusible Resistor
D4 S1PB-E3/84A
F4 22R
IN OUT
GND
Pump Control
Saw Control
5V Regulator
U1
Mains Supply (Green)
+C1 4700uF 63V
40V Vacuum (Green)
+C3 22uF 35V
0V
1 3
2
5V 0V
2
2
C5 100uF 25V
C4 100uF 25V
0V
Saw 40V
0V
C6 100uF 25V
1
1
OVERLOAD (Yellow)
R11 10k
C2 100uF 100V
R12 10k
R1 10k
R4 3k9
R5 100R
R6 0R1
R10 1k
R9 1k
0.5W
5V
21
SAW
PL3
Transformer Primaries
Thermal Fuse Out
P1* P1
Thermal Fuse In
P2* P2
R8
10k
On/Off
Q3 BCX56-16
RL2 D8
S1PB-E3/84A
R4 3k9 0.5W
D5
m m
D2
m m
2
10k
R7
S1PB-E3/84A
D7
m m
D3
D9 20V
Q2 BCX56-16
D6
m m1
2 3 4
8
PIC1 2F675
Vcc GP5 GP4 GP3
Vss AN0 GP1 GP2
IC1
6 5 7
!
!
! !
!
!Safety Critical Parts

FILTER SERVICE RECORD
This page is provided to document your lter service history to meet the requirements
of the C.O.S.H.H. legislation. Although the complete lter service kit (MKITSERV) includes
Vacuum Cowellings (MVH) and Paper Filters (MPF50), provision for these are not included in
the service record as they are regarded more consistent with the day to day servicing of the
equipment.
Vaccum Pipe MVP replaced
Cloth Filter MCF replaced
Micron Filter MMF replaced
Signed
Date of Service
1
Vaccum Pipe MVP replaced
Cloth Filter MCF replaced
Micron Filter MMF replaced
Signed
Date of Service
2
Vaccum Pipe MVP replaced
Cloth Filter MCF replaced
Micron Filter MMF replaced
Signed
Date of Service
3
Vaccum Pipe MVP replaced
Cloth Filter MCF replaced
Micron Filter MMF replaced
Signed
Date of Service
4
Vaccum Pipe MVP replaced
Cloth Filter MCF replaced
Micron Filter MMF replaced
Signed
Date of Service
5
Vaccum Pipe MVP replaced
Cloth Filter MCF replaced
Micron Filter MMF replaced
Signed
Date of Service
6
Vaccum Pipe MVP replaced
Cloth Filter MCF replaced
Micron Filter MMF replaced
Signed
Date of Service
7
Vaccum Pipe MVP replaced
Cloth Filter MCF replaced
Micron Filter MMF replaced
Signed
Date of Service
8
Vaccum Pipe MVP replaced
Cloth Filter MCF replaced
Micron Filter MMF replaced
Signed
Date of Service
9
Vaccum Pipe MVP replaced
Cloth Filter MCF replaced
Micron Filter MMF replaced
Signed
Date of Service
10
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CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY
Should the equipment covered by this warranty become inoperative because of defective
material(s) or workmanship, Medezine Limited undertake at their own discretion to repair or
replace it at no charge to the purchaser, subject to the following conditions :-
1That the equipment has been used with care and shows no sign of abuse, neglect or
accidental damage.
2 That the equipment has only been used for the purpose(s) for which it was designed.
3 That the preventive maintenance has been performed in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions.
4That no attempt to repair or dismantle any part of the equipment has been made, except
by a Medezine representative or an appointed agent of Medezine Limited.
5That any claim for repair or replacement be made within one calendar month of the
problem arising.
6The conditions of this warranty remain in force for a period of twelve months from the
date of purchase.
7This warranty does not aect your statutory rights.
The policy of Medezine Limited is one of continuous product development, and ensuring
our customers the best possible service. To achieve this, specications and details may be
subject to change without prior notice.
Equipment owners outside the United Kingdom should consult the distributor/agent from
whom they purchased the equipment regarding spare parts and repair facilities.
The distributor/agent will advise on the best course of action to take.
CERTIFICATE OF ELECTRICAL TEST
The following tests have been performed with a Megger PAT 2 portable appliance tester and
apply only to the combination of equipment whose serial numbers are identied as being
supplied against this warranty.
Earth bond test 6V a.c.r.m.s. pass max. 1ohm
Insulation test 500V dc. pass max. 2 Mohm
Flash test 1.5 kV a.c.r.m.s. (class 1) pass max. 3mA
Load test 6V pass max. / green zone / appliance tester
Operation test Normal running. pass max. 1kVA
EQUIPMENT RATINGS
Equipment Serial No. Supply Voltage Auxiliary Socket
Output
5000 Power Supply V-50/60HZ 75VA V-50/60HZ 750 W
5000 Saw Unit 40V Not Applicable
5000 Filtration Unit V-50/60HZ 750 W Not Applicable
Tested by Dated
Purchased by Dated
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Medezine Limited
Churchill Way Chapeltown
Sheffield England
S35 2PY
T
F [phone]
E [e-mail]
W www.medezinesaws.com
[phone]
2002/289

Medezine Limited
Churchill Way Chapeltown
Sheffield England
S35 2PY
T
F [phone]
E [e-mail]
W www.medezinesaws.com
[phone]
2002/289
Medezine Limited
Churchill Way Chapeltown
Sheffield England
S35 2PY
T
F [phone]
E [e-mail]
W www.medezinesaws.com
[phone]
2002/289
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Power Supply
Transformer manufactured to IEC – EN60742
Output – Saw 40 VDC
Enclosure –to IEC529, DIN40050
Protected to IP65
Protection- Electronic Current Limiting
Device Double Pole Fused
Constructed –to IEC60601-1
Weight 1.7kg
Input voltage – 230Vac or 110 Vac
Cable 4.0m tted
Vacuum Unit
Motor – Rated 750 Watt
Container Capacity – 7.0 litre
Air Volume Open (max) – 90 litres/sec
Max Vac Closed – 1650mm WG
Filtration-99.997% at 0.6 micron
Dimensions – Height 940mm including handle
Width 530mm Chassis Base
Weight 11.5kg
Audio Output – 66Db at 1 metre
Hand Piece
Motor –DC Permanent magnet
Speed –no load 13200 cycles per min
Current – no load 40Vdc 0.75amp
Typical load 1.5 amps
Construction – Anodised Aluminium body with
5 bearing sealed mechanism
Protected to – IP67
Audio Output – 37 dB (A) no blade
Vibration Value – 4.12 m/s²
Weight – 1.3kg
Technical Requirements
93/42/EEC
IEC/EN 60601-1
EMC 2004/108/EC
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