Surgimedics SURGI FRESH TURBO User manual

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TURBO 230V 60Hz
PN 906760
OWNERS MANUAL
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
This manual contains information that is important to your
safety and preventing damage to your smoke evacuator
CAREFULLY READ THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL
BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE THIS SMOKE EVACUATOR
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Serial #
Purchase Date / /
SMOKE EVACUATION SYSTEM
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
“dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of su󰀩cient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important
operating and maintenance instructions in the literature accompanying
the product.
Warning -- indicates that a condition may exist which could adversely a󰀨ect the
operator or patient.
Caution -- indicates that a condition may exist which could damage the smoke
evacuation system.
This Owner’s Manual and the equipment discussed herein are to be used only by qualied and
properly trained medical personnel who are skilled in the particular technique and surgical
procedure to be performed.
Notice: Federal (USA) law restricts this device to
sale by or on the order of a physician.
CONTENTS
WARNING ...................................... Page 2 CUSTOMER SERVICE .................. Page 9
INTRODUCTION............................ Page 3 TROUBLESHOOTING................... Page 10
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ...... Page 4 SPECIFICATIONS.......................... Page 11
MAINTENANCE............................. Page 8 WARRANTY................................... Page 12
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WARNING
Warning: To prevent electric shock
• Do not connect a wet power cord to the wall receptacle.
• Do not expose to moisture.
• Do not use extension cords, adapter plugs, or a non approved hospital grade
grounded polarized receptacle. Be sure electrical plug blades are fully inserted in
receptacle.
• Do not remove covers from the unit. The unit is non serviceable except for
component replacement. Refer to qualied service personnel.
• Unplug the unit from the wall receptacle before cleaning.
• Unplug the unit from the wall receptacle if it is not to be used for several days or
more.
• To disconnect the power cord, pull it out by rmly grasping the plug, never pull the
cord itself.
WARNING
Warning: The smoke evacuator produces a strong vacuum. Properly adjust the suction control and
the position of the inlet end of the suction tubing or wand to prevent injury to the patient or
inadvertent damage to surgical materials prior to turning power on.
Warning: Laser and electrosurgical plume are potentially hazardous. Used lters, tubing, and
accessories should be handled according to your institution’s procedures for biohazardous
materials.
Warning: To prevent a re or explosion hazard, do not use the unit in the presence of ammable or
potentially ammable materials.
Warning: Some cannulas, valves, or other instruments combined with suction may cause rapid
reduction of the pneumoperitoneum in laparoscopic procedures.
CAUTION
Caution: Use the unit in a well-ventilated area.
Caution: Introduction of uids into the lters could damage them and the smoke evacuation
system.
Caution: An occlusion of the smoke evacuation system can overheat the unit.

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INTRODUCTION
1. INTENDED USE
The SurgiFresh® Turbo Smoke Evacuation System is intended to be used to evacuate
plume / smoke created during electrosurgery, laser surgery, and laproscopic or power tool
surgical procedures.
Do not use the SurgiFresh® Turbo for applications other than its intended use.
Use only Surgimedics accessories with the SurgiFresh® Turbo. Using products and
accesories other than Surgimedics may void warranty.
Contact Surgimedics with questions concerning features, performance, intended use of this
device, and to order Surgimedics accessories.
Distributed by: Surgimedics, a division of Coastal Life Systems, Inc.
7027 Fairgrounds Pkwy.
San Antonio, TX 78238 USA
800-645-7418
www.surgimedics.com
1. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS
The following is a description of the symbols located on the SurgiFresh® Turbo
Caution, consult accompanying documents.
Consult instructions for use.
Not category AP equipment.
Danger, explosion risk if used in presence of ammable anesthetics.
AP

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. FEATURES AND CONTROLS
Figure 1 User controls
A. Power Switch, Suction Control Knob, Filter Test Switch, and Replace Filter Lamp.
B. Footswitch Tubing Port and Footswitch Control -- connection and control for remote
footswitch.
FIGURE 1
Folding
Handle
Cord Wrap
Power Cord
Circuit Breaker
IEC Connector
Circuit Breaker
B
Footswitch Tubing port
Footswitch Control
A
Power Switch
Suction Control
Knob
Filter Test Switch
Indicator Lamp

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
2. SYSTEM SET-UP
2.1 Installation
The SurgiFresh® Turbo with manual will arrive in a single carton. Inspect the carton and the
product for any scratches, dents or damage which may have occurred during
shipment. If any damage is noted, follow the instructions per the Warranty section.
Smoke evacuation disposables lters, tubing and accessories may be shipped separately. The
same shipping damage instructions apply to these items.
After removal from the carton, the SurgiFresh® Turbo is set up as follows:
Note: Save carton and packing for future use.
1. Connect the footswitch tube to the side tubing port on the smoke evacuator. Place the
footswitch control in the footswitch mode. If the footswitch is not desired for use, override
the footswitch by placing the footswitch control in the normal mode.
2. Install an ULPA lter in the central core of the unit. Note the air ow direction arrow on the
ULPA lter. The arrow should be pointing downward. Be sure the are no obstructions and
the lter seats completely by pushing all the way down.
Note: Fill out the date sticker (included with lter) and apply it to the top of the
unit. The normal replacement is 90 days from the date of installation. Early replacement is
possible due to heavy usage as indicated by the ULPA lter test or odor.
3. Connect the power cord to the unit and an appropriate electrical receptacle.
4. Perform the ULPA lter test per the procedure in Section 4.2.
Note: The ULPA lter test is performed with no pre-lter or tubing in place. After
testing is satisfactorily completed, turn the motor speed knob to approximate ¼ speed to
ensure that the unit will not be activated at high speed.
5. Install a pre-lter to the top of the ULPA lter.
Caution: Be sure both the ULPA lter and pre-lter are securely seated to ensure
proper suction ow.
6. Determine the type of procedure, select the appropriate tubing and accessories, and
prepare the unit for use as described in Section 3.1
2.2 Typical Setup Instructions
1. OPEN PROCEDURES -- EVACUATING DRY PLUME / SMOKE
a. Ensure an ULPA lter and applicable pre-lter are installed per section 2.1.
b. Connect an adapter if required and/or tubing appropriate for the procedure to the pre-lter.

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2. OPEN PROCEDURES -- EVACUATING SMOKE WITH INCIDENTAL FLUIDS
a. Ensure ULPA lter / pre-lter are installed and tested per section 2.1
b. Secure a disposable suction canister near the unit.
c. Attach a 1 1/3” diameter hose from the suction canister to the pre-lter.
Note: Hose attaches to the ‘vacuum’ port on a suction canister.
d. Connect the adapter and/or tubing appropriate for the procedure to the ‘patient’ port of the
suction canister.
Caution: If 3/8” tubing is used, avoid dislodging from the suction canister by using a
su󰀩cient length for the procedure.
3. CLOSED PROCEDURES
Note: Closed procedure set up for dry smoke or smoke with incidental uid is the same as
the corresponding open procedure set-up.
Warning: Some cannulas, valves, or other instruments combined with suction may
cause rapid reduction of the pneumoperitoneum in laparoscopic procedures.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3. SYSTEM OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3.1 Pre-op preparation
1. Choose the appropriate set-up per Section 2.2 for the intended procedure.
2. Verify the power cord is plugged into the unit and an appropriate electrical receptacle.
3. Verify the footswitch tubing is attached to the unit. Uncoil the footswitch tubing and place the
footswitch near the operator’s station.
4. Turn on the power switch. Note: On is the “I” position. O󰀨 is the “O” position.
5. Rotate motor speed control knob slightly to verify that the motor speed varies.
6. Press the footswitch to ensure that the unit starts and stops using the footswitch.
7. Turn o󰀨 the power switch until the smoke evacuator is required.
3.2 Operative Use
Warning: The smoke evacuator produces a strong vacuum. Properly adjust the
suction control and the position of the inlet end of the suction tubing or wand to
prevent injury to the patient or inadvertent damage to surgical materials.
Warning: Some cannulas, valves, or other instruments combined with suction
may cause rapid reduction of the pneumoperitoneum in laparoscopic procedures.
1. Move the SurgiFresh® Turbo into position near the procedure area.
2. Attach tubing per the instructions in Section 2.2.
3. Turn on the power switch.
4. The footswitch may be pressed by personnel in the procedure area to start and stop the
suction as needed during the procedure. Place the footswitch in a convenient location.
5. Rotate the motor speed control knob clockwise to increase air ow (suction) and
counterclockwise to decrease air ow. Stop at desired setting.
6. Verify adequate air ow is set by inquiring with the surgeon. Adjust as necessary with the
motor speed control knob. Turning the knob completely clockwise places the unit in turbo
mode.
7. When the procedure is nished, turn o󰀨 the power switch.
8. Collect the footswitch and electrical cord.
Follow cleanup instructions per Section 3.4.
3.3 Maximizing Use Suggestions
1. Air ow
a. The distance of the tubing from the plume source a󰀨ects capture and removal of the
plume. The tubing end should be within several inches of the procedure site.
b. Larger tubing will permit a higher volume of ow for better plume removal. Do not
occlude tubing.
2. Noise
a. Lower speed equals lower noise.
b. Larger tubing equals lower noise. Do not occlude tubing.
c. Use the footswitch to turn the suction on and o󰀨 as it is needed during the procedure.
3. Incidental Fluids
a. Replace lters immediately if contaminated by uids.
b. The SurgiFresh® Turbo should not be used as a primary uid suction system.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4. Filters
a. Ensure lters are securely seated.
b. Perform the ULPA lter test (Section 4.2) prior to the start of each procedure.
5. Tubing
a. Check throughout the procedure to be sure tubing is not occluded.
Caution: Ensure sponge guard is attached to prevent surgical materials or tissue
from being aspirated/pulled into the tubing.
3.4 Clean-Up
After each procedure, the SurgiFresh® Turbo smoke evacuation system should be cleaned and
prepared for future use.
1. Turn o󰀨 the power switch and unplug the unit from the wall receptacle.
2. Remove the unit from the immediate procedure area.
3. Wipe the footswitch and footswitch tubing with an appropriate hospital disinfectant. Coil the
footswitch tubing around the cord wrap at the back of the unit.
4. Wipe the power cord with an appropriate hospital disinfectant. Coil the power cord around
the cord wrap.
5. Remove the tubing from the pre-lter or suction canister.
6. If a suction canister was used, securely close lids/caps and properly dispose canister.
7. Remove the pre-lter.
8. Dispose of all operative waste materials according to your institution’s procedures for
biohazardous materials.
9. Check the ULPA lter to be sure no uids are on top of the lter. Replace if uids are
present.
10. Install a new pre-lter.
11. Thoroughly wipe all external surfaces of the SurgiFresh® Turbo with an appropriate hospital
disinfectant. Follow the procedures approved by your institution.
Warning: Ensure the unit is completely dry before restoring power.
MAINTENANCE
4. MAINTENANCE
4.1 Power Cord
1. Prior to each use, check the power cord along its entire length and at both plugs to ensure
no damage has occurred.
2. Do not use a power cord with exposed wires, cracks, or frayed areas.
4.2 Filter Test
Note: Perform the ULPA lter test with no pre-lter or tubing in place.
1. Ensure an ULPA lter is in the unit and seated properly.

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2. Turn on the POWER switch. Place the lter TEST SWITCH in TEST MODE. (See Figure 1.)
Operate the unit for ten to fteen seconds to assure the motor speed is stabilized.
3. Should the red REPLACE FILTER indicator lamp light, replace the ULPA lter with a new
one. Note: An ULPA lter that tests OK but produces an abnormal odor or is over 90 days old
requires replacement because the carbon life has been exceeded. Note: The lters design life
is 12 hours of heavy smoke/plume removal.
4. Move the TEST SWITCH to the NORMAL mode after the test is completed.
4.3 ReplacingtheULPAlter
1. Unplug the power cord from the electrical receptacle before replacing the ULPA lter.
2. Obtain a new ULPA lter. Remove its outer storage bag and dispose of the bag and twist tie
properly.
Note: Fill out date sticker and apply to the unit for future reference.
3. Open the biohazard bag provided with the new ULPA lter and prepare to dispose of the old
lter.
4. Grasp the used ULPA lter tabs. Carefully lift the used ULPA lter out of the unit, dispose of the
ULPA lter in the biohazard bag, and seal the bag.
Warning: Follow instructions and procedures for biohazardous materials
recommended by your institution.
5. Grasp the tabs of the new ULPA lter and insert it into the unit.
6. Install a new pre-lter on top of the ULPA lter. Make sure the prelter is not placed over an
ULPA Filter pull tab. Follow instructions in Section 2.0 as appropriate.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
5. CUSTOMER SERVICE
5.1 Parts Repairs and Accessories:
Surgimedics Customer Service USA
7027 Fairgrounds Pkwy.
San Antonio, TX 78238 USA
Phone: [phone]
Service Department Repairs:
1. If a problem is experienced, rst review the troubleshooting section of this manual.
For troubleshooting support, please contact Surgimedics Customer Service (800)-645-7418
2. In the event your unit needs service or repair, do not attempt to repair. Please contact
Surgimedics Customer Service for a Return Authorization.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
6. TROUBLESHOOTING
6.1 General
If the SurgiFresh® Turbo smoke evacuation system is not functioning properly,
review the items in this section for assistance.
1. Inspect the unit for visible signs of physical damage.
2. Verify all tubing and cords are connected properly.
3. Verify that the power cord has no exposed wires.
4. Ensure both lters are securely seated.
5. Check to see if the power cord is plugged into an appropriate electrical receptacle at the
wall.
6. Check to see if the power switch is turned on.
7. Perform a lter test to verify the lter and motor are functioning.
6.2 SpecicConditions
If the solution is not readily apparent, these items may be of assistance:
Condition Causes Correction
Smoke evacuator does not operate
when you turn on the power switch. 1. Disconnected or faulty power cord.
1. Check and correct power cord
connections. Check cord for damage and
replace as needed.
2. No power from electrical
receptacle. 2. Connect power cord to functional electrical receptacle.
3. Footswitch control is in
footswitch mode, was turned o󰀨
with footswitch and no footswitch
is installed.
3. Turn footswitch control to normal position
or install footswitch and turn unit on.
4. Circuit breaker needs to be
reset. 4. Press the circuit breaker switch on the rear panel to reset the circuit breaker.
No suction when footswitch is
depressed. 1. Improperly connected footswitch. 1. Check and correct footswitch cord connection.
2. Damaged footswitch. 2. Check footswitch cord for damage and
replace as needed.
3. Kink in footswitch cord. 3. Straighten kinked section of cord.
Smoke evacuator is operating but
there is inadequate or no vacuum. 1. Improperly installed lter. 1. Turn the smoke evacuator o󰀨 (O). Ensure pre-lter and ULPA lter are seated properly.
2. Clogged or kinked tubing. 2. Unclog or replace tubing.
3. Clogged pre-lter. 3. Replace pre-lter.
4. Clogged ULPA lter. 4. Replace ULPA lter.
5. Obstructed or malfunctioning
motor and/or blower. 5. Refer to your Bio-Engineering Dept. or Surgimedics Service.
6. Improper power supply. 6. Conrm voltage and frequency are correct.
System does not adsorb Smoke
Odors. 1. The charcoal component of the
ULPA lter has expired. 1. Replace the ULPA lter.
Above Normal Noise/Whining. 1. Poorly seated lters. 1. Check bottom of ULPA lter for condition
of seal. Seat ULPA lter properly inside unit.
Check seal around top of ULPA lter. Seat
pre-lter securely into ULPA lter.
2. Variation in line voltage. 2. Position motor speed control knob slightly
lower than maximum to ensure controlled
constant speed even with slight line voltage
uctuations.
3. Motor brushes worn, 3. Return to Surgimedics for service.