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Hirtz Hicovac 700
Hirtz Hicovac 700
HICOVAC 700 CH
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SUCTION UNITS
HIGH VACUUM / HIGH FLOW
Type A; Type B; Type C
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Art.-N° 502802 Rev. 2-04/06
I GENERAL DESCRIPTION
II SAFETY DIRECTIONS
III SETTING INTO OPERATION
IV CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
V TROUBLE SHOOTING
VI TECHNICAL DATA AND ACCESSORIES
VII MAINTENANCE
ELECTRIC LEVEL MONITORING / PUMPS
LIST OF PARTS 97
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
HIRTZ & CO. Hospitalwerk Köln • Bonner Str. 180 • D-50968 Köln • Tel. 0221/37678-0 • Fax 0221/37678-85
I GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The HICOVAC 700 CH is a robust, efficient and low-noise suction pump for continu-
ous use in many hospitals, especially in the operating theatre. The easy handling,
e.g. bottle connection by quick coupling, easy vacuum adjustment and a simple
cleaning contributes to a user-friendly overall impression.
Owing to its high suction capacity and the high vacuum (Type A: 46 l/min., 860 mbar;
Type B: 36 l/min., 800 mbar; Type C: 65 l/min., 920 mbar) the HICOVAC 700 CH is
classified as high efficient suction pump „high vacuum / high flow“ as per DIN EN
ISO 10079-1 and satisfies all important rules.
The vacuum is produced by a strong but low-noise diaphragm pump and is available
in the HICOVAC 700 CH at the two symmetrically fitted quick couplings below the
guide bar (Fig. 1.7). The membrane pump is fitted elastically and additionally sound
insulated. The panel plate integrates the mains switch (Fig. 1.9), the vacuum ma-
nometer (Fig. 1.10) and the vacuum regulating knob (Fig. 1.11). The lower part of the
suction unit offers two settings (Fig. 1.13) for the bottles. The appliance itself, a ro-
bust PUR-hard-foam casing, is mounted on four easy movable and electrostatically
conductive swivel castors (Fig. 1.2). The two front castors (Fig. 1.1) are lockable.
As the appliance is equipped with two bottle connections, you may choose the bottle
to be filled by means of a reversing switch (Fig. 1.14). Since two independently oper-
ating vacuum circuits for the suction process are available in this case, two patient
suction hoses should be used or, in case of need, one hose has to be changed ma-
nually.
Our guarantee and responsibility for safety, reliability and capacity of the appliance
can only be granted if
the electrical installation of the room in question complies with the requirements of
the VDE- resp. IEC-regulations.
If fluid should penetrate into the controlling unit as a result of a defect, the device
should be returned to the manufacturer for servicing.
The device should not be used during transport (e.g. ambulance) or in the open air.
Normally the electronic and the hydromechanic overflow safety device are safety
functions which should not be used.
Prior to use and in order to prevent foaming, a defoaming agent should always be
given into the bottle
For the patient-side suction hose only suction catheters and end pieces are allowed
which, corresponding to the features and capacity (Cf. chapter VI) of the HICOVAC
700 CH, comply with the MedGV or which show the CE-mark.
Preparation:
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3. Upper cover with handle (Fig. 2.3, 3.7)
Opening and closing of the bottle should be done outside of the appliance, e.g. on a
table or on the floor.
For opening move the lock lever (Fig. 2.2) in direction away from the handle (the
word AUF = open is to be seen) and slide the cover off in this direction. Protect the
bottle with the other hand.
For closing the open cover (lock lever „AUF“) is to be slided over the bottleneck in di-
rection handle, after having put the overflow safety device into the bottle. Now the
bottle is to be locked with the lock lever in direction handle. The word „ZU“ = closed is
to be seen.
The vacuum-tight fixing of the bottle at the appliance will be achieved by sliding the
closed bottle with smooth pressure in the guide rail (Fig. 1.6) until the quick coupling
fastens. By doing this a little counter pressure should be given to the appliance with
the other hand.
Suction units without vacuum reversing switch (Fig. 1.14) can be operated only with
one bottle. The second bottle is to be put down in the provided setting place at the
bottom of the appliance (Fig. 1.13).
A suitable suction catheter or another end piece which correspond to the features
and the capacity of the HICOVAC 700 CH is to be attached to the suction hose.
Type CH/A and CH/C: If requested, the appliance can be equipped on the lower back
side with a foot pedal for practically stepless control of the vacuum during the suction
process. A foot switch can be mounted in order to switch the appliance „on“ and „off“.
The connections of the appliance are constructed in such a way that they cannot be
interchanged by mistake. The foot pedal is to be coupled by pulling back the metal
packing on the rear of the unit. The foot switch with its connector is to be plugged-in
at the socket on the side of the unit and to be fixed with the metal safety bow.
1. Prior to use the appliance is to be inspected for its outer condition. In case of
cracks on the bottle, bottle cover, floating chamber or connecting branch or in case
of damages on one of the hoses, rubber gaskets inside of the casing cover or the
floating chamber the damaged parts have to be exchanged.
2. Switch on the mains switch (Fig. 1.9) - the green control lamp in the mains switch
lights up. If available, the foot switch (type CH/A and CH/C) will be set in motion.
The vacuum pump will be working.
3. If the bottle is disconnected or the suction hose closed and the foot pedal (type
CH/A and CH/C) operated (if installed) the desired maximum vacuum can be ad-
justed by means of the vacuum regulating knob (Fig. 1.11). A left hand turn cre-
ates a low and a right hand turn a high vacuum. During the suction process the
vacuum will change in dependence on density and viscosity of the medium to be
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sucked off but will, however, reach the maximum value adjusted before. The foot
pedal (type CH/A and CH/C) allows to vary the vacuum during the suction proc-
ess. The maximum value adjusted before cannot be exceeded.
4. The suction process should be terminated after the secretion has reached the
3000 or 4000 ml marking on the bottle. The exchange of the bottles can be done
without switching off the appliance. If the unit is equipped with reversing switch
(Fig. 1.14) the second bottle will be set into operation by simple change-over of the
switch. Otherwise disconnect the full bottle and put it down to the setting place of
the unit. Then change the suction hose with angle into the empty bottle and con-
nect it via the guide rail with the quick coupling.
5. Attention: The electronic and the hydromechanic overflow safety device are
safety functions which normally should not be used. The electronic overflow safety
device works contactless, switches off the pump and reacts prior to the hydrome-
chanic overflow safety device which interrupts the vacuum by means of a floating
valve. If, nevertheless, one of the safety devices should react, the changement of
the bottle is to be carried out as mentioned under item 4. The acoustic alarm of the
electronic overflow safety device will go on until the overfilled bottle has been
taken out of the guide rail.
6. Emptying of the bottles is done by pulling the bottle out of the guide rail and by
opening of the bottle cover as described under preparation. For cleaning of the
bottles please see chapter IV
Attention: For cleaning and disinfection always remove the plug from the power
supply socket. The unit can be operated again only after total evapora-
tion of the cleansing agent.
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low strictly the user instructions of the manufacturer of the disinfectant. Restart the
device only after the disinfectant has completely evaporated.
All parts coming into contact with suction liquid like lids, plastic or glass bottles, tubes
and even tubes of the one-way system can be cleaned at 85°C or easily cleaned and
disinfected with customary methods. The bottle lid is to be dismantled.
For dismantling the lock lever is to be placed in an upright position and to be pulled
laterally out of its guiding. Now inner and upper part of the lid can be separated. You
should remove the silicone gasket in case it proves to be an obstacle.
The overlow safety device of the bottle lid should be treated separately, i.e. removed
from the lid, dismantled, cleaned and disinfected with a common disinfectant.
All parts who came into contact with sucked off liquids can be easily cleaned in a so-
lution of warm or hot water and a mild commercial liquid detergent (like Palmolive
etc.). During cleaning the parts should not be exposed to excessive pressure. After
cleaning, rinse the parts in clear water and rub them dry. Use decalcified water to
prevent sediments from building up.
After cleaning and disinfecting all parts must be carefully examined for any possible
damage, deformation and fissures. Damaged parts must be exchanged.
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V TROUBLE SHOOTING
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VI TECHNICAL DATA AND ACCESSORIES
This device meets the requirements of the 93/42/EC regulations and is as-
signed as a medical product to class II a.
HICOVAC 700 CH / A 50 00 00
(HICOVAC 700 CH / A (110V) 500023)
HICOVAC 700 CH / B 50 00 01
HICOVAC 700 CH / C 50 00 40
Operating Instructions 50 28 02
2 Lids for secretion bottle, cpl. 50 00 13
2 Secretion bottles according to order
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Accessories:
Table 202
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Voltage drops, short-time <5% UT <5% UT
interruptions and fluctua- (>95% drop of UT) (>95% drop of UT)
tions of the supply volt- for ½ cycle for ½ cycle
age according to
IEC 61000-4-1 40% U 40% U
(60% drop of UT) (60% drop of UT)
for 5 cycles for 5 cycles
70% UT 70% UT
(60% drop of UT) (60% drop of UT)
for 25 cycles for 25 cycles
<5% UT <5% UT
(>95% drop of UT) (>95% drop of UT)
for 5s for 5s
Magnetic field at supply 3 A/m 3 A/m
frequency (50/60 Hz) ac-
cording to
IEC 61000-4-8
Output power 150 kHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800MHz 800 MHz to 2,5 GHz
of transmitter
W d=P*exp0,5*3,5/E1
d=P*exp0,5*3,5/V1 d=P*exp0,5*7/E1
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VII MAINTENANCE
In dependence on the operating time of the suction unit the filter discs in the exhaust
connection on the back of the unit should be inspected regularly and replaced if nec-
essary. The white connecting piece is to be unscrewed manually thus giving access
to the filter disc. A replacement should be carried out if the filter shows a slight
change of colour.
The electronic overflow safety device should be inspected at least once a year. For
this the secretion bottle should be filled with water up to the 4000 ml (3000 ml) mark-
ing. Then the bottle is to be put along the guide rail of the unit to its limit stop. Atten-
tion: The bottle should be filled up only in such a way that the hydromechanic over-
flow safety device (floating valve) does not respond. If the appliance is now switched
on there will be an acoustic alarm which can only be stopped by removing the bottle.
If in spite of the overflow safety devices moisture or fluid should have penetrated into
the pump, the suction device should be given for safety reasons to the technical cus-
tomer service.
Disposal
All objects that have come into contact with suction fluid must be disposed of together with the hospi-
tal refuse.
The glass phials should be put together with recyclable materials.
The disposable systems available from HIRTZ & CO contain no PVC and may be incinerated. This
applies to the suction bags in particular.
In addition, the waste disposal regulations in force at the hospital and the regulations of the regional or
municipal administrative authorities must be followed.
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ELECTRIC LEVEL MONITORING / PUMPS
sensor board
supply board
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List of parts 97
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Declaration of Conformity
HICOVAC 700 CH
in its verious types A, B und C, ifulfills the basic requirements under annex I as well
as the standards for conception, production and final check under annex II of the
EC directive 93/42/EEC
determined by the council on the 14th of June 1993. Obeying national standards serv-
ing the realization of harmonized standards, guarantee a.o. the conformity with the
mentioned rule.
The medical product belongs to class IIa and bears the conformity sign:
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The Technical Documentation is available in the form of a product file at the business
premises of HIRTZ & CO.
Dipl.-Ing. A. Hußmann
Regulatory Affairs Management
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