Pump Ref 0206-500-000 Instructions for Use Rev AA Jan 2020

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0206-500-700 Rev-AA

The Automated High Vacuum Pump is intended for use with Stryker Advanced Cement Mixing System, High Vacuum Cement Mixing System, MixEvac® and MixEvac® II Cement Mixing Systems. The pump creates vacuum to remove entrapped air bubbles from cement during the mixing process.

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3. Depress the pedal until the optimal vacuum level of 2022 inHg (508-559 mmHg) is obtained. The system should maintain this vacuum level throughout the mixing process. If vacuum level drops below 20 inHg, it can be reestablished with the pump. CAUTION: DO NOT exceed 22.5 inHg. It will cause the liquid monomer to boil which will increase the porosity level in the cement. 4. To release the vacuum in the mixing bowl, pull the tab on the bowl labeled RELEASE.

Cleaning Wipe the pump with warm water and mild detergent to clean. DO NOT IMMERSE.

Troubleshooting

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Tubing Port Foot Pedal Air Supply Hose

PROBLEM Pump does not operate.

NOTE: Pump unit sits on floor near surgeon.

User/Patient Safety WARNINGS: ▪▪ DO NOT autoclave or ETO sterilize the Automatic Vacuum Pump. ▪▪ Reduce pressure on nitrogen source to zero before connecting to pump.

Vacuum indicator dial does not reach desired reading.

▪▪ Do NOT operate the pump above 100 psi. ▪▪ Disconnect pump from pressure source after use. CAUTIONS: ▪▪ DO NOT immerse the pump. ▪▪ DO NOT service the High vacuum Pump. Refer service problems to your Stryker Sales Representative or contact your nearest Stryker subsidiary. ▪▪ The user and/or patient should report any serious productrelated incident to both the manufacturer and the Competent Authority of the European Member State where the user and/ or patient is established.

Instructions 1. Connect the suction tubing to the vacuum inlet on the Automatic High Vacuum Pump and the mixing bowl. 2. Connect air inlet hose to air supply. Set air supply regulator to 70-100 psi.

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CAUSE Air inlet hose is not connected to air supply. Vacuum inlet tubing is not connected to vacuum pump and mixing bowl. Foot pedal is not depressed. Vacuum pump is defective. Air supply hose is not properly connected to vacuum pump and mixing bowl. Vacuum inlet tubing is not properly connected to vacuum pump and mixing bowl. Regulated pressure is not at proper setting. Foot pedal is not fully depressed.

SOLUTION Connect air inlet hose to air supply. Connect vacuum inlet tubing to vacuum pump and mixing bowl. Depress foot pedal. Return pump to Stryker for repair. Make sure air supply hose is firmly connected to vacuum pump and mixing bowl. Make sure vacuum inlet tubing is firmly connected to vacuum pump and mixing bowl. Adjust air pressure to recommended setting of 70-100 psi. Return pump to Stryker for repair.

Specifications Height: Length: Width: Weight:

3.75 inch (9.5 cm) 10.5 inch (26.7 cm) 4.75 inch (12.1 cm) 3 lbs (1.4 kg)

NOTE: Indicator dial is accurate to within ±0.9 inHg (22.9 mmHg).

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2020-01

0206-500-700 Rev-AA

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