Transport; Fuse Replacement - DJO Global ARTROMOT Serie Modo De Empleo

Fuse replacement

Warning!
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Patient hazard – equipment malfunc-
tion and damage
The replacement of fuses must be
referred to specialists as defined in
IEC 60364 or other applicable standards
(e.g. biomedical technicians, electricians,
electronics installers).
Fuses used must be
S# < 20.000: T1A L250Vac
S# > 20.000: T2A H250Vac
fuses.
• Before replacing fuses, turn off the
ARTROMOT®-S3 and disconnect the
device from the power line.
• Use an appropriate tool to remove the
fuse holder (8) situated between the
power switch (7) and the power connec-
tor (6) (Fig. 1).
• Replace the fuses and reinsert the fuse
holder (Fig. 2). Check that the fuser holder
locks properly into place.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2

6.3 Transport

The following operating steps must
be completed before transporting the
ARTROMOT®-S3:
1. Activate the „transport setting"
function in the menu (see also
5.3) and start the ARTROMOT®-S3.
2. Turn off the ARTROMOT®-S3 power
switch (7).
3. Remove the power cord (6) and dis-
connect the motion element and the
programming unit (9).
4. Open locking screw (14) and pull out
the armrest (4) for the healthy arm.
5. Grasping the holding tube (17) of the
motion element, open locking screw
(14) and pull out the motion element.
6. Set horizontal adduction/abduction to
0° (indexing knob 12).
7. Open the locking screw for the head-
rest adjustment (30) and remove the
headrest¹.
8. Open the locking screw for the shoul-
der restraint (31) and remove¹.
9. Open the locking screw for the height
adjustment of the patient restraint (32)
and remove1.
10. Open the locking screw for adjustment
of the backrest (10), fold the backrest
to the front all the way until flat on the
seat and tighten the screw.
11. Remove the two locking pins (34). Pull
out the legs towards the sides, reverse
and reinsert. Then put the locking pins
back in place.
12. Only use the original shipping box for
transporting the device. DJO Global
can not be held liable for transport
damage, if the device was not shipped
in its original shipping box.
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