Accessory Information - Stryker 4100-000-000 Instrucciones De Uso

4100-005-700 Rev-N
Sagittal Saw Attachment (REF 4100-400-000)
Operating Instructions
WARNINGS:
• DO NOT attempt to insert or remove any cutting accessory or attachment while the handpiece is
operating. Failure to comply may result in operating room staff injury.
• DO NOT apply excessive pressure, such as bending or prying, with the blade. Excessive pressure may
bend or fracture the blade and cause tissue damage and/or loss of tactile control. Failure to comply may
result in patient and/or operating room staff injury.
• Before operating the handpiece, gently tug the blade to verify it is secure. Failure to comply may result in
patient and/or operating room staff injury.
• Before operating the handpiece, gently rotate the blade mount to verify it is seated properly (should not
rotate, fully recessed). Failure to comply may result in excessive handpiece vibration/noise and patient
and/or operating room staff injury.
NOTE: Operate Sagittal Saw Attachment with lower trigger only. Cutting efficiency is lost if both triggers are
depressed to operate this attachment in the oscillate mode.
1. Insert the blade into
the blade mount
retaining gap.
Additional Cleaning Recommendation
Pull out and slightly rotate the blade mount to expose the additional surface area around the mount. Using a
stiff non-metallic bristle brush, remove debris from the exposed surface area.
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2. Depress the button
to allow the blade to
fully enter the gap
and seat against the
post, then release
the button.

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3. Gently rotate the
blade against
the post until it
snaps into the
desired location. If
necessary, depress
the button again to
rotate the blade to
the desired location.
REF
2296-003-XXX Series
2296-033-XXX Series
5400-003-XXX Series
5400-134-XXX Series
4. To index the blade
mount, pull out and
slightly rotate the
mount until it snaps
(recesses) into the
desired location.
The blade mount will
index in 45-degree
increments or eight
possible locations.
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