mp1000-g2

MP-1000

OPERATING MANUAL

Daiwha Corp., Ltd.

○C Copyright owned by DAIWHA Corporation, Ltd. All rights reserved. 10th November, 2008

MANUAL NUMBER: MP-E-064

Imported by:DEAM S.R.L, 30 – 64222464 - 2Av. Maipú 380 – Local 1, Córdoba,X5000IBH - Argentina.

Technical Director: Bioengineer Juan Pablo Giulioni, Mat: 5348 – 28676206Autorizado por A.N.M.A.TPM- 1317 - 4Condition of sale: exclusive professional and Health Institutions

Before using the pump, please carefully read safety precautions.

This Manual describes the use of infusion pump (model: MP-1000) manufactured by

DAIWHA Corp., Ltd.

Only the person who is authorized by the company can repair this equipment and

change a circuit. The equipment that is dismantled or repaired without prior

permission cannot get any post-management service.

Parts and circuits used in this equipment can be changed for better performance

and safety reasons.

After reading this manual, put it in a place with easy access so that everybody can

use it.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding this equipment and user manual,

feel free to contact at the below company.

Address:

Daiwha Corp., Ltd. 733-18 Daiwha Bldg Yeoksam-dong Kangnam-Ku

Seoul, Korea

TEL: (822) 558 - 1711~6

FAX: (822) 554 – 0317

E-Mail: [email protected]

Program Version – V3.xx

Safety precautions are divided into the following categories depending on the level

of the expected hazard and damage caused by inappropriate use of the product and

the level of urgency that requires actions.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS1. PRECAUTIONS……………………………………………………… 1

2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS………………………………. 4

3. CHARACTERISTICS………………………………………………. 5

3.1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW……………………………………………………. 5

3.2 MEMORY FUNCTION………………………………………………………. 5

3.3 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE OCCLUSION DETECTION…….. 5

3.4 FUNCTION OF THE DROP SENSOR (OPTION)…………………. 5

3.5 FLOW RATE ACCURACY…………………………………………………. 7

4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EXTERNAL PARTS…….. 9

4.1 KEY………………………………………………………………………………… 9

4.2 DISPLAY…………………………………………………………………………. 10

4.3 INSIDE OF THE DOOR…………………………………………………….. 13

4.4 MOUNTING PART ON THE BACK……………………………………. 14

4.5 SYMBOL…………………………………………………………………………. 15

4.6 ACCESSORIES…………………………………………………………………. 16

5. OPERATION…………………………………………………………… 17

5.1 ATTACH THE PUMP TO AN INFUSION STAND…………………. 17

5.2 HOW TO CONNECT THE POWER………………………………………. 17

5.3 HOW TO INSTALL AND SET UP AN INFUSION SET………….. 17

5.4 HOW TO INSTALL THE DROP SENSOR (OPTION)…………….. 19

5.5 HOW TO SET UP A FLOW RATE………………………………………. 19

5.6 HOW TO SET UP TOTAL VOLUME (VOLUME TO BE INFUSED) 19

5.7 HOW TO START THE OPERATION…………………………………….. 20

5.8 HOW TO STOP & RESTART THE OPERATION……………………. 20

5.9 HOW TO VIEW INFUSED VOLUME…………………………………….. 21

5.10 INFUSION COMPLETION………………………………………………….. 21

5.11 PURGE FUNCTION …………………………………………………………. 21

TABLE OF CONTENTS6. ALARM……………………………………………………………………. 22

6.1 AIR (BUBBLE) ALARM………………………………………………………. 22

6.2 OCCLUSION ALARM…………………………………………………………. 22

6.3 DOOR OPEN ALARM…………………………………………………………. 23

6.4 LOW BATTERY ALARM…………………………………………………….. 23

6.5 FREE FLOW & NO DROP ALARM………………………………………. 23

6.6 TUBING MISLOADING ALARM………………………………………….. 23

6.7 OTHERS………………………………………………………………………….. 24

7. USER SETTING………………………………………………………. 25

7.1 HOW TO SET UP CALIBRATION (ACCURACY)…………………. 26

7.2 HOW TO SET UP DOWN STREAM OCCLUSION SENSITIVITY 27

7.3 HOW TO SET UP ALARM VOLUME……………………………………. 27

7.4 HOW TO SET UP PURGE RATE…………………………………………. 28

7.5 HOW TO SET UP PURGE VOLUME……………………………………. 28

7.6 HOW TO SET UP SAVE FUNCTION……………………………………. 29

7.7 HOW TO SET UP K.V.O. RATE…………………………………………. 29

7.8 HOW TO SET UP INFUSION SET Drops/ml (OPTION)……….. 30

7.9 HOW TO SET UP NURSE CALL (OPTION)………………………….. 30

7.10 HOW TO SET UP STANDBY ALARM………………………………… 31

7.11 HOW TO SET UP TUBING MISLOADING ALARM……………… 31

7.12 HOW TO SET UP AIR SENSITIVITY………………………………… 32

7.13 OTHERS (TEST MODE)…………………………………………………… 32

8. MAINTENANCE………………………………………………………. 33

8.1 CHECKOUT THE PUMP …………………………………. 33

8.2 CLEANING AND STERILIZATION………………………………………. 34

8.3 STORAGE OF THE INFUSION PUMP…………………………………. 34

8.4 LIFE SPAN………………………………………………………………….…. 34

9. WARRANTY………………………………………………………………………… 35

Danger Warning CautionDefinition of TermsPlease use the infusion Pump with extreme care & correctness after reading this

- Danger : Possible hazards that could cause serious injury or even INSTANT DEATH.- Warning : Possible hazards that may cause serious injury or even death.- Caution : Possible hazards that may cause mild injury to user or patient or damage to product.

information and checking any improper thing, if any, in advance.

1. PRECAUTIONSThe following information is provided to help user operate the pump safely and

accurately and further prevent hazard, physical injuries or damages.

Danger1. Keep the pump away from inflammable anesthetic.

Warning1. Make sure that an inlet that is connected to the external power stays dry all the

time.2. Do not use a mobile phone, radio set or defibrillator generating high frequency

near the pump.3. Do not use this pump in MRI rooms, high-pressure rooms or places while high

electromagnetic radiation is generated.4. Be sure to set the infusion set rightly. If it is set by reversed manner to a normal

pump operation, the patient’s blood will be drawn up into the tubing.

Caution1. Operate the pump by the designated steps.

2. When the external power sources are used, keep in mind the following matters:

1) Use the power cord for the hospital and plug it into the grounded outlet.

2) Prior to use, check the rated voltage and frequency.

3) Be sure to check whether an extension cord is normal or not.

3. Use only the person educated about the pump or a skilled hand.

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1. PRECAUTIONS4. Attach the pump securely to an infusion stand and ensure its stability. If the pump

is dropped or given any hard shocks, do not use it. Please call the local agencies orthe company.

5. During infusion, frequently check the infusion line such as a rupture in the filter or

a leak in the line. Check both pump and patient’s conditions on a regular basis

while drugs are infused. To ensure a good connection between the patients with the

infusion line, a male-to-female luer-lock type connection is recommended.

6. Pay close attention to the following matters when the infusion set is used.

1) Use a designated infusion set for infusion pump. If any infusion set other than

specified is used, proper flow rate accuracy and alarm function (air and

occlusion) are not guaranteed. If the designated set is not available, contact to

the agent or company.

2) Do not pull on the tubing with excessive force. Then the intended flow rate may

not be achieved.

3) Fit the tubing inside of the door from the bottom to the top. Securely set the

tubing along the groove of the PUMPING UNIT 3○1. If not, free flow or leak can be

occurred.

4) Do not connect an infusion set administrated from an infusion pump to another

infusion line administrated only by the manual roller clamp (gravity infusion)

because this may influence the accuracy of infusion and alarm functions.

5) When drugs are infused for extended time, change the tubing location every 12

hours to use the tubing within the margin of errors.

6) Do not reuse the infusion set.

7. When the pump is operated under the shown described conditions, the flow rate

accuracy may be incorrect.

1) Using drugs of the higher viscosity such as Dextrose 50%.

2) Operating under the ambient temperature between +5 ℃ and 40 ℃, a relative

humidity between 20% and 90%.

8. Pay attention to the following matters when the pump is operated on battery.

1) Check the battery use time. (The battery can be used for 2 hours at flow rate

25ml/h if it is fully charged.)

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1. PRECAUTIONS2) Connect the main power to charge the battery if the indicator that displays

LOW BATTERY ALARM INDICATOR 2○1 on the front is turned on or the alarm

sounds.

3) Charge the internal battery to full capacity by connecting the pump to an AC

power supply for 15 hours at least.

4) When the external (AC/DC) power is supplied, 3 lamps of the Battery capacity

indicator 1○7 will be turned on without regard to the battery capacity.

9. Never connect both AC and DC power sources to the infusion pump at the same

time. To use the DC power, be sure to check the polarity of the DC jack.

10. Do not sterilize the pump with autoclave or E.O. gas. Do not wipe the pump with

thinner, solvent, benzene, ammonia, acetone, etc. Use a wet cloth to clean.

11. Do not dismantle the pump.

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2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS+ Product Name Volumetric Infusion Pump+ Model Name MP-1000+ Infusion Principle Peristaltic Semi-Transit Finger

+ Range of Flow Rate0.1~999 ml/h0.1~99.9 ml/h: increase and decrease by 0.1 ml/h100~999ml/h: increase and decrease by 1 ml/h

+ Accuracy ±5% (BD KOREA: model PUMP A122)+ Range of Volume

- Total Volume

- Infused Volume

1~9999ml or no limit: 1~9999ml: increase by 1 ml0.1~9999 ml: 0.0~99.9ml: increase by 0.1ml

100~9999ml: increase by 1ml+ Purge Rate 700ml/h (subject to change)+ Purge Volume 3ml (subject to change)

+ K.V.O. Rate1ml/h: Flow rate 1.0~999 ml/h (subject to change)0.1ml/h: Flow rate 0.1~0.9ml/h

+ Display 7 segment (4 digit * 2 line)

+ Battery2 hours at flow rate 25ml/h

Charging time – approx. 15 hours

+ Alarm

Visible and Audible Alarm- Door open- Occlusion (Detection range: 100~950mmHg)

: Down stream Occlusion 3 steps are adjustable: Maximum infusion pressure: 950 mmHg

- Air Bubble detection- Low battery- Infusion complete- Alarm for malfunction

+ Power supply100~240 VAC, 50/60Hz (Fuse: 250V, T3.15A)12VDC

+ Power consumption Less than 30VA+ Classification Class I, Type BF, IPX 1 (Drip-proof)+ Dimension (D x W x H) 125 x 166 x 258 mm+ Weight Approx. 3.2 Kg

* The specification is subject to change without prior notice to improve the

performance of equipment.

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3. CHARACTERISTICS3.1 PRODUCT OVERVIEWThe infusion pump Model MP-1000 is intended for use in the IV administration of

parental nutrition and drug therapy, such as those used in chemotherapy, anti

tumor drugs, and oxytocics and the like, where precise, powered infusion is

required.

3.2 MEMORY FUNCTIONThe last used flow rate, total volume and options of the setting mode are saved when

the pump is selected by pressing the START key 1○3.

3.3 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE OCCLUSION DETECTIONThis test was performed according to the IEC 60601-2-24. The characteristics about

the maximum time, pressure generated and bolus volume for activation of the

occlusion alarm when the pump is operating at the flow rate 1 ml/h and 25ml/h. For

each flow rate, the occlusion pressure detection level was set to each of the 3

different levels (Low, Middle, High). And the used infusion set is BD KOREA MODEL

PUMP A122.

Flow rate Occlusion level Occlusion Pressure Time to alarm Bolus volume

1 ml/h

Low 371 mmHg 18min 20sec 0.18 ml

Middle 570 mmHg 39min 15sec 0.38 ml

High 950 mmHg 1h 30min 0.51 ml

25 ml/h

Low 285 mmHg 30sec 0.15 ml

Middle 535 mmHg 1min 0.28 ml

High 921 mmHg 2min 50sec 0.73 ml

※ Each pump can be a numerical difference.

3.4 FUNCTION OF THE DROP SENSOR (OPTION)1. The drop sensor alarm is activated in case of accidental free flow, flow error or

empty container. If it occurs, the pump is stopped.

2. It is recommended that the drop sensor be used for additional safety.

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3. CHARACTERISTICS3.4 FUNCTION OF THE DROP SENSOR (OPTION)

3. When using the drop sensor, drop volume of the infusion set should be selected

rightly at 7.8 HOW TO SET UP INFUSION SET Drops/ml.

4. When the drop sensor is attached, position the drop chamber vertically. If

positioned inclined, correct drop sensor alarm is not ensured.

5. Ensure that the drop sensor is not exposed to direct sunlight.

6. Always maintain clean surface of the chamber of the infusion set located the

drop sensor inside.

※ See the 5.4. HOW TO INSTALL THE DROP SENSOR (Option) section

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CAUTION1. Only use the drop sensor for Medifusion MP-1000.

2. During infusing, do not connect or disconnect the drop sensor at the pump.

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ST ART - U P C U RVE T RUM P ET CURV E

15 30 45 60 75 90 105 120

Flowrate(ml/h)

3. CHARACTERISTICS3.5 FLOW RATE ACCURACY

This test was performed according to the IEC 60601-2-24.

The test are devised to characterize the steady-state flow and to identify errors

both in the mean flow and in variations about the mean flow. The graphs,

START-UP CURVE and TRUMPET CURVE, are shown to illustrate the whole and

instant flow rate accuracy of the pump. The measured flow rate is flow rate

25ml/h. And a used infusion set is BD KOREA (model PUMP A122)

These graphs is related to the performance of the infusion set. So, the graphs

can only serve as a representation of the performance of the combination of

infusion set and pump.1. START-UP CURVE

The graph of time (horizontal axis) versus flow rate (vertical axis) give a clear

and simple picture of the general stability with time. This is generated during

the stabilization period and produces the so-called START-UP CURVE. The start-

up time to reach the desired flow rate decreases as the desired flow rate is

increased.

5 0 1 0

[ % ] 8

4 0 6

4

3 0 2

0

2 0 - 2

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1 0 - 6

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0

T i m e [ m i n ]

- 1 0

2 5 1 1 1 9 3 1

O b s e r v a t i o n i n t e r v a l [ m in ]

2. TRUMPET CURVE

Flow rate : 25 ml/h

The graph of observation interval (horizontal axis) versus percentage error (vertical

axis) is processed to integrate flow over a range of time periods. The maximum

positive and negative errors occurring within these time periods are plotted. The end

of the trumpet curve shows the regularity of the flow rate as measured for the 2, 5,

11, 19 and 31-minute window. The end of the trumpet curve becomes smaller as the

flow rate is increased.

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4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EXTERNAL PARTS

< Display Parts on the Front >

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4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EXTERNAL PARTS4.1 KEY

1. PURGE KEY - ○8

This key is used for the PURGE. When you press the purge, the setting up purge

volume will be infused automatically. (Note: It does not sense the air and

occlusion.)

2. TOTAL VOLUME KEY - ○9

This key is used for setting up the total volume.

3. INFUSED VOLUME KEY – 1○0

This key is used for checking the infused volume.

4. FLOW RATE KEY - 1○1

This key is used for setting up the flow rate.

5. SHIFT KEY - 1○2

This key is used for setting up the total volume or the flow rate. When you press

this key, the digits will be shifted to the left.

6. START KEY –1○3

This key is used for starting infusion.

7. STOP KEY –1○4

This key is used for stopping infusion. If you press the button during 1 or 2 seconds,

the selected infused volume, flow rate and total volume will be cleared off.

8. ON/OFF KEY - 1○5

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This key is used for turning the pump on/off. Press the key for 2 or 3 seconds to

turn the pump on/off. If external power is supplied, the battery will be charged

even if the corresponding indicator is off.

4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EXTERNAL PARTS4.1 KEY

9. UP KEY – 3○4

This key is used for setting up total volume or flow rate. The number will be

increased by one each time and will rapidly increase while the key is being held

down.

10. DOWN KEY - 3○5

This key is used for setting up total volume or flow rate. The number will be

decreased by one each time and will rapidly decrease while the key is being held

down.

4.2 DISPLAY

1. FLOW RATE DISPLAY WINDOW - ○1

This Window displays infusion flow rate to the patient. It will be blinked when flow

rate set up function is selected (by pressing the Flow rate key 1○1).

2. VOLUME DISPLAY WINDOW - ○4

This Window displays total volume or infused volume to the patient. It will be

turned on along with Total volume indicator○3 when Total volume set up function is

selected (by pressing Total Volume key ○9 ). However, only Infused volume indicator

○2 will be turned on when infused volume is displayed (by pressing Infused volume

key 1○0).

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3. TOTAL VOLUME INDICATOR - ○3

This indicator will be turned on when selecting Total volume selection (by pressing

the Total volume key ○9 ). At this time, the total volume data will be displayed on

the Volume display window ○4 .

4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EXTERNAL PARTS4.2 DISPLAY

4. INFUSED VOLUME INDICATOR - ○2

This indicator will be turned on when infused volume is selected (by pressing the

Infused volume key 1○0). At this time, Infused volume data will be displayed on the

Volume display windows ○4 .

5. PURGE INDICATOR - ○5

This indicator will be turned on when purge starts (by pressing the PURGE key ○8 ). It

will be turned off when purge stops.

6. STOP INDICATOR - ○6

This indicator will be turned on when infusion is stopped. It will be turned off when

infusion starts.

7. INFUSION INDICATOR - ○7

This indicator displays the drug infusion state in percentage (%).

8. AC/DC INDICATOR - 1○6

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This indicator will be turned on when external power (AC/DC) is supplied. It will be

turned off when operating on batteries.

9. BATTERY CAPACITY INDICATOR - 1○7

This indicator displays the battery capacity status in three levels (full, medium,

low). When external (AC/DC) power is supplied, 3 lamps of this indicator is turned

on, no concern with battery capacity.

10.AIR (BUBBLE) ALARM INDICATOR - 1○8

This indicator will be blinked with the alarm sounding when an air (bubble) sensor

detects bubbles during the infusion process.

4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EXTERNAL PARTS4.2 DISPLAY

11. OCCLUSION ALARM INDICATOR - 1○9

This indicator will be blinked with the alarm sounding when up or down occlusion

sensor detects the blocking of the infusion set during infusion process.

12. DOOR OPEN ALARM INDICATOR - 2○0

This indicator will be blinked with the alarm sounding when the door is open or

somebody opens the door forcefully during the infusion process. However, the

indicator will be turned on without the alarm sounding when the door is open after

the infusion is stopped.

13. LOW BATTERY ALARM INDICATOR - 2○1

This indicator will be blinked with the alarm sounding when the battery is

exhausted.

14. COMPLETION ALARM INDICATOR - 2○2

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15. MICRO FUCTION INDICATOR - 2○3

This indicator will be turned on only in micro mode (Flow rate 0.1 ~ 99.9ml/h).

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4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EXTERNAL PARTS4.3 INSIDE OF THE DOOR

1. UP OCCLUSION DETECTOR - 2○9

This part senses whether or not the tubing is blocked on the upper part of the

pump.

< DOOR INSIDE >

2. KNOB - 3○0

Pull down the knob to open the Pumping unit (31) and push it back to close it.

When the door is closed without pushing the knob back, the knob will be pushed

back automatically.

3. PUMPING UNIT - 3○1

This part is used to infuse drugs by pressing the tubing on the infusion set.

4. DOWN OCCLUSION DETECTOR - 3○2

This part senses whether or not the tubing is blocked on the lower part of the pump.

5. AIR DETECTOR - 3○3

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This part is used to prevent air from being infused by detecting air in the infusion

set.

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4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EXTERNAL PARTS4.4 MOUNTING PART ON THE BACK

1. NURSE CALL PORT – 2○4 (OPTION)

If you connect the nurse call cable to the pump, the port will transmit the warning

to the nurse call in case of problem.

2. DROP SENSOR PORT - 2○5 (OPTION)

This port is connected to a drop sensor.

3. POWER SWITCH - 2○6

This switch is used for turning power on/off.

4. DC POWER PORT - 2○7

12~15 VDC power can be supplied through this port.

5. AC POWER PORT - 2○8

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100~240 VAC and 50/60 Hz can be supplied through this port.

4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EXTERNAL PARTS4.5 SYMBOLSDescription of symbol used on front and rear panel.

SYMBOLS

Power off(Power : Disconnection form themains)

Shift key(One step a movement the lift)

Power on(Power : Disconnection to the mains)

Purge(The I/V and F/R which are setautomatic pouring)

Down key(Figure one Decrease)

Up key(Figure one addition )

Start key(Medicine water pouring into the

start)

Type BF equipment according to

IEC60601-1

Stop/Clear

(Motor & Alarm stop, I/V & F/R & T/Vclear)

Manufacturer’s serial number.

Date of ManufactureAddress of manufacturer.

Device complies with the

requirements of the EC Directive

93/42/EEC.

Fuse replacement on with typeand rating shown

EU Representative

Attention : See instructions for use

REF Catalogue No.

Do not dispose of this product as unsorted municipal waste.Follow local municipal waste ordinances for proper disposal provisions to reduce theenvironmental impact of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).

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4. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EXTERNAL PARTS4.6 ACCESSORIES

ONLY USE THE SPECIFIED ACCESSORIES BY THE COMPANY.

1. PROVIDED ACCESSORIES

= AC Power cord

= Operating Manual For User

= Infusion set : 5 ea

2. SPECIAL ACCESSORIES

= Drop Sensor

= Nurse Call

= DC Cable

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5. OPERATION5.1 ATTACH THE PUMP TO AN INFUSION STAND

Secure the pump properly to the infusion stand by turning the handle of the clamp

at the backside of the pump. Be sure to check the stability of the infusion stand.

5.2 HOW TO CONNECT THE POWER1. Plug the power cord into the AC power port

of the pump to connect the power.

2○8 on the back

2. Turn on the Power Switch 2○6 on the back and then

AC/DC indicator 1○6 will be turned on.

3. Press ON/Off key 1○5 on the front for 2 or 3 seconds.

4. The indicator on the front will be turned on and the pump will

start examining its functions.

5. When the examination is completed, the Flow rate display window ○1 will be

blinked and enter into the flow rate setup state.

5.3 HOW TO INSTALL AND SET UP AN INFUSION SET1. Locate the roller clamp of the infusion set between the infusion pump and the tip

connector of the infusion set, and closes the roller clamp.

2. Connect the infusion set with the solution container, then pinch the drop chamber

and fill it about one third to one half with solution.

3. Open the roller clamp and fill the infusion set up to the tip with solution and then

close the roller clamp.

4. Hang the solution container on the infusion stand and it should Not be placed above

1 m from the patient’s heart because gravity may be relevant to the performance.

5. Open the door by pushing back the handle on the front door.

6. Pull down the knob 3○0 to open the Pumping unit 3○1 as figure 1.

<Figure 1> < Figure 2> < Figure 3>

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5. OPERATION5.3 HOW TO INSTALL AND SET UP AN INFUSION SET

NOTICE!

7. At this time, make sure to install the tubing on the infusion set in the given space

as figure 2 and figure 3.8. In particular, install the Occlusion Sensor

them with fingers.

2○9, 3○2 and the Air sensor 3○3 by pressing

9. If the infusion set is not installed normally, air alarm or occlusion alarm will sound.

10. Hold up the knob 3○0 to close the pumping unit 3○1. At this time, make sure to

install the tubing on the infusion set.

11. Close the door by pulling down the handle.

12. When the roller clamp on the infusion set is opened, check if there is any leakage

and then insert the needle into the patient’s vein.

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CAUTION1. Check if the infusion set is available.

2. Make sure that the infusion set is not bent or twisted. If it is not straight,

occlusion or air alarm will occur or the flow rate will not be fully reached.

3. Before opening the door or removing the infusion set, be sure to close the tubing

by using a clamp on the infusion set. If not, it will cause leakage.

4. When the solution container or infusion set is replaced or change, follow the

above statements.

5. When the same section of the tubing is used for a long time, deformation of the

tubing may occur, resulting in a flow rate deviation. Either move the tubing at

least 20 cm every 12 hours, or replace the infusion set with a new one.

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5. OPERATION5.4 HOW TO INSTALL THE DROP SENSOR (OPTION)

1. Insert the plug of the drop sensor into the drop sensor connector at the back of

the pump.

2. Set options of mode by the statements described at the 7.8 HOW TO SET UP

INFUSION SET Drops/ml.

3. Attach the drop sensor to the chamber of the infusion set by squeezing the drop

sensor with your fingers. The drop sensor should be located between the drop

nozzle of the chamber and the surface of the solution. Ensure the drop sensor’s

location to avoid any incorrect detection.

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CAUTION

1. When the drop sensor is used, the drop sensor must be positioned vertically at

the drop chamber. In addition, drop sensor is not exposed to the direct sunlight.

If not, sensor may work incorrectly.

2. Please do not connect it to nurse call port.

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5.5 HOW TO SET UP A FLOW RATE1. Press the Flow rate key ⑪, and Flow rate display windows ① on the front is

blinked.

2. Set a desired flow rate by using the Up key, Down key and SHIFT key ⑫.

* The number continues to changes rapidly while the key is being held down.

3. In addition, when the STOP key ⑭ is pressed for one or two seconds, the data

will become 0.

5.6. HOW TO SET UP TOTAL VOLUME (VOLUME TO BE INFUSED)1. Press the Total volume key ⑨, and Volume display window ④ and the Total

volume indicator ② on the front are turned on.

2. Set the desirable total volume by pressing Up, Down and SHIFT key ⑫.

* The number continues to changes rapidly while the key is being held down.

3. In addition, when the STOP key ⑭ is pressed for one or two seconds, the data

will become 0.

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5. OPERATION5.6. HOW TO SET UP TOTAL VOLUME (VOLUME TO BE INFUSED)4. To set up unlimited data, press Down key at total volume 1ml or Up key at total

volume 9999 ml. Then, “ - - - -” will be displayed on Volume display window ④.

Infusion will continue until air or occlusion alarm occurs.

5.7. HOW TO START THE OPERATION1. Start the pump by pressing the START key ⑬ on the front.

2. If the total volume is 0 ml, or infused volume is bigger than total volume, the

Volume display window ④ will be blinked. In this case, reset the total volume or

clear the infused volume.

3. Once it is started, the STOP indicator ⑥ will be turned off and the Infusion

indicator ⑦ will be blinked displaying the infused volume in percentage (%) in

proportion to the total volume.

4. At this time, in case of micro mode (Flow rate of 0.1~99.9ml/h), the Micro function

indicator will be turned on, notifying that the pump is in the micro mode.

5. As the pump starts its operation, the infused volume increases by steps.

6. If the memory function is set up by “ON” in the program mode, the total volume

and flow rate will be saved in case of sudden power off. That means the most

previous data will be displayed when the power is back on.

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CAUTION1. Before you start the infusion, check the flow rate and total volume whether you

set them exactly.

2. After push the start button, check the infusion for several minutes whether it is

well working.

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5.8. HOW TO STOP & RESTART THE OPERATION1. When the STOP key ⑭ on the front is pressed to stop the infusion by force during

the normal operation (i.e., during general infusion or purge infusion), the Infusion

indicator ⑦ will be turned off and the STOP indicator ⑥ will be turned on.

2. To continue the infusion, press the START key ⑬ on the front.

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5. OPERATION5.9. HOW TO VIEW INFUSED VOLUME1. In order to view the infused volume, press the Infused volume key ⑨ during

infusion or while setting up the total volume and flow rate setup. Then, the Infused

volume indicator ③ will be turned on displaying the corresponding information.

At this point, the Volume display window ④ is not blinked.

2. In addition, when the STOP key ⑭ is pressed for one or two seconds, the Infused

volume data will become 0.

5.10. INFUSION COMPLETION1. When infusion is completed according to the setting data (Total volume and flow

rate), the completion alarm indicator will be blinked with the alarm sounding.

2. The infusion will continue at K.V.O rate by using the K.V.O (keep-vein-open)

function.

3. The K.V.O will not stop unless the STOP key ⑭ is pressed or alarm is occurred.

4. Press the STOP key ⑭ to stop the infusion. Then, the alarm and the Completion

alarm indicator will be turned off along with the Infusion indicator ⑦. Only the

STOP indicator ⑥ will be turned on.

5.11. PURGE FUNCTION1. To start purge, press the PURGE key ⑧ on the front in

condition the infusion is stopped.

2. It automatically infuses the purge volume set up at the

designated speed and then stops the infusion.

3. At this time, the Purge indicator ⑤ will be turned on, but air

or occlusion will not be detected.

4. Press the STOP key ⑭ to stop purge during the purge

operation.

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CAUTIONIn case of purge infusion, air or occlusion is not detected; therefore the user should

pay a close attention to the pump.

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ALARM

This section covers the alarm that occurs when the pump is not operated normally

and provides efficient ways to deal with it.

For the safety of the patients, several alarm devices are prepared. When they operate,

the alarm indicator will be blinked and the alarm will sound. Press the STOP Key ⑭

to stop the alarm. Since each alarm has different sound, the user can tell the kinds of

problems just by listening to the alarm.

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Normal Air Alarm Occlusion Door Open Low Batt.

Alarm Alarm Alarm

6.1 AIR (BUBBLE) ALARM1. If an air sensor senses air in the tubing, the pump will stop infusion, and the Air

(Bubble) alarm indicator will be blinked with the alarm sounding.

2. Press the STOP key ⑭ to deactivate the alarm.

3. Remove the air from the infusion set and restart the pump by pressing the START

key ⑬.

6.2 OCCLUSION ALARM1. This occurs when the pump is operated in the following conditions: when an

infusion set is bent or abnormally mounted, or the needle on the infusion set is

clogged, preventing drugs from getting in. In this case, the infusion will stop, the

Occlusion alarm indicator will be blinked, and alarm will sound.


3. To restart the pump, re-mount the tubing or straighten the Infusion set or unclog

the needle and then press the START key ⑬.

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6. ALARM6.3 DOOR OPEN ALARM1. This occurs when the pump's door is open or not shut completely. In this case, the

current infusion will stop, the Door open alarm indicator will be blinked, and the

alarm will sound. However, the Door open alarm indicator will be turned on without

the alarm sounding when the door is open after the infusion is stopped.


3. Close the door completely and press the START key ⑬ to restart the pump.

6.4 LOW BATTERY ALARM1. This occurs when the pump can no longer operate on its internal battery or when

the battery charging is low. In this case, the Low battery alarm indicator will be

blinked and then alarm will sound.

2. Low battery alarm will sound approximately for 30 minutes and before the battery

goes out completely, the pump will stop the infusion automatically and the display

will be off.

3. Connect to the external power to deactivate the alarm.

6.5. FREE FLOW & NO DROP ALARM (IN CASE THE DROP SENSOR IS USED)1. When the drop sensor is used, the drop sensor senses accidental free flow, liquid

leakage, flow error or empty container. And then the pump will stop the infusion

with alarm.

2. When the alarm is activated, “F.Err” is displayed at the Flow rate display

Windows ① in addition to the alarm sounding.


※ See the 5.4. How to install the drop sensor (Option) section

6.6 TUBING MISLOADING ALARM1. This occurs when the tubing is not loaded or mislead through

Pumping unit.

2. When the alarm is activated, SET Err is displayed at the Flow

rate display windows ① and Volume display window ④ with

the alarm sounding and then the pump will stop the infusion.


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4. To restart the pump, re-load the tubing through the Pumping unit and then press

the START key ⑬.

6. ALARM6.7 OTHERS1. When the pump operates abnormally, infusion will stop, the error will be displayed

in Flow rate display windows ①, and alarm will sound.

2. Check the alarm message

Err.

Display

Causes Err.

Display

Causes

Er.01 Key Input Error Er.05 Error in the operation of

the pumping unit

Er.02 Internal IC Error Er.06 Error in the operation of

the pumping unit

Er.03 Internal IC Error Er.07 Error in the operation of

the pumping unit

Er.04 Error in the operation

of the pumping unit

3. Contact local agencies or the company for further assistance.

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7. USER SETTINGUSER SETTINGThis section deals with data setting by the user. This program is designed to serve

the following purposes: (1) help the user set up options directly according to the

environment and (2) guarantee safety and convenience. User setting mode can be

performed when infusion is stopped.

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1. When the Infused volume key ⑩ is pressed for two seconds, the program version in

the pump will be displayed for one or two seconds and the pump will enter into the

user setting mode. The User setting can be done when infusion is stopped.

2. Select the option of each function by pressing Up and Down key.

3. Press the SHIFT key ⑫ to switch to other function setting modes.

4. Press the Infused volume key ⑩ to save the setting option or STOP key ⑭ to

cancel the setting, and then go back to the initial mode. (Total volume or flow rate

setting mode)

5. The functions that the user can set up are as follows:

Parameter Option Description Remark1. Accuracy 5 0% (BD KOREA Model A122)

2. Occlusion Alarm Middle Middle

3. Alarm sound Middle Middle

4. Purge Flow Rate 700 700 ml/h

5. Purge Volume 3 3 ml

6. Memory Function on Memory mode

7. K.V.O Rate 1 1 ml/h

8. Infusion set Type 15 15 Drops/ml

9. Nurse call ON/OFF off Nurse call is not allowed

10. Standby alarm on Standby alarm is allowed

11. Air alarm Middle Below 7 mm

12. Tubing misloading alarm on Misloading alarm is allowed

Table: Setting options When Released from the Factory (Program Version 2.08)

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7. USER SETTING7.1 HOW TO SET UP THE CALIBRATION (ACCURACY)1. Enter into the user setting mode by press the Infused

volume key ⑩ for two seconds when infusion is stopped.

2. Change the mode by pressing the SHIFT key ⑫ until the

calibration-setting state is displayed.

3. To cancel the setting and go back to the initial mode, pressthe STOP key ⑭.

4. Change the option to a desirable one by pressing Up and Down key. Then, press the

Infused volume key ⑩ to save the changed option and go back to the initial mode.

5. If this function is used for calibration, contact local agencies or the company.

6. The following table shows how the pump operates at specific options:

Displayed options 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 ……

Correction (%) -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 ……

7. If errors occur while using the pump, correct options that were previously set up.

For example, if the option is set to '5' and its error is +8% (indicating that it is 8%

higher than the setting option), set the option to 3 or 4.

8. Please be informed that the maximum flow rate can be limited according to the

each ACC value. Please refer to the below table.

Displayed options 1~13 14~15 16~18 19~21 22

Maximum F / R(ml/h) 999 900 800 700 600

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CAUTION1. Use a designated infusion set for infusion pump. If any infusion set other than

specified is used, proper flow rate accuracy and alarm function (air and occlusion)

is not guaranteed. If the designated set is not available, contact the local agency or

the company.

2. Pay close attention to the difference of the occlusion sensitivity, purge rate and

maximum flow rate by the Accuracy options.

3. If serious errors occur due to the extended use of the pump, contact the company.

It is recommended that the user make correction by testing once a year.

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7. USER SETTING7.2 HOW TO SET UP OCCLUSION PRESSURE1. Enter into the setting mode by pressing the Infused volume

key ⑩ for two seconds when infusion is stopped.

2. Change the mode by using the SHIFT key ⑫ until occlusion

pressure setting state is displayed.

3. Press the STOP key ⑭ to cancel the setting and go back to

the initial mode.

4. Change the option to a desirable one by using Up and Down key. Then, press the


5. The following table shows how the pump operates at the specific options:

Displayed

Option

Pressure 100~450 mmHg 300~750 mmHg 600~950 mmHg

7.3 HOW TO SET UP ALARM VOLUME1. Enter into the user setting mode by pressing the Infused


2. Change the mode by using SHIFT key ⑫ until alarm volume

setting state is displayed.

3. Press the STOP key ⑭ to cancel the setting and return to

the initial mode.

4. Change the option to a desirable one by pressing Up and Down key. Then, press



Displayed

Option

Volume Low Medium High

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7. USER SETTING7.4 HOW TO SET UP PURGE RATE1. Enter into the user setting mode by pressing the Infused

volume key 1○0 for two seconds when infusion is stopped.

2. Change the mode by using the SHIFT key


1○2 until purge rate

3. Press the STOP key

initial mode.

1○4 to cancel the setting and return to the

4. Change the option to a desirable one by pressing Up and 3○4 Down key3○5. Then,

press the Infused volume key

initial mode.

1○0 to save the changed option and go back to the


Displayed option 300 500 700 900 999

Purge rate 300 ml/h 500 ml/h 700 ml/h 900 ml/h 999 ml/h

6. The purge flow rate can be limited by the calibration data (ACC).

Acc. 1 ~ 13 14 ~ 15 16 ~ 21 22

Selectable purge rate 300, 500, 700, 300, 500, 300, 500, 300, 500

(ml/h) 900, 999 700, 900 700

7.5 HOW TO SET UP PURGE VOLUME1. Enter into the user setting mode by pressing the Infused


2. Change the mode by using the SHIFT key ⑫ until purge

volume setting state is displayed.

3.Press the STOP key ⑭ to cancel the setting and return to the

initial mode.




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Displayed option 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Purge Volume 1 ml 2 ml 3 ml 4 ml 5 ml 6 ml 7 ml 8 ml 9 ml

7. USER SETTING7.6 HOW TO SET UP SAVE FUNCTION1. Enter into the user setting mode by pressing the Infused


2. Change the mode by using the SHIFT key ⑫ until save

function setting state is displayed.


the initial mode.

4. Change the option to a desirable one by pressing UP and Down key. Then, press the



Displayed option

Total Volume,

Flow Rate SaveSet up Not Set up

7.7 HOW TO SET UP K.V.O. RATE1. Enter into the user setting mode by pressing the Infused


2. Change the mode by using the SHIFT key ⑫ until K.V.O rate



the initial mode.




Displayed option 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

K.V.O rate 1 ml/h 2 ml/h 3 ml/h 4 ml/h 5 ml/h 6 ml/h 7 ml/h 8 ml/h 9 ml/h

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7. USER SETTING7.8 HOW TO SET UP INFUSION SET Drops/ml (WHEN USING ADROP SENSOR)

1. Enter into the user setting mode by pressing the Infusedvolume key ⑩ for two seconds when infusion is stopped.

2. Change the mode by using the SHIFT key ⑫ until infusion set

drops/ml setting state is displayed.


the initial mode.




Displayed option 15 20 60

Infusion Set Type 15 Drops/ml 20 Drops/ml 60 Drops/ml

7.9 HOW TO SET UP NURSE CALL (OPTION)1. Enter into the user setting mode by pressing the Infused


2. Change the mode by using the SHIFT key ⑫ until nurse call



the initial mode.

4. Change the option to a desirable one by pressing Up and Down key . Then, press

the Infused volume key ⑩ to save the changed option and go back to the initial

mode.


Displayed option

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Nurse call Set up Not set up

7. USER SETTING7.10 HOW TO SET UP STANDBY ALARM1. Enter into the user setting mode by pressing the Infused

volume key 1○0 for two seconds when infusion is stopped.

2. Change the mode by using the SHIFT key

alarm setting state is displayed.

1○2 until standby

3. Press the STOP key

initial mode.

1○4 to cancel the setting and return to the


Infused volume key 1○0 to save the changed option and go back to the initial mode.


Displayed option

Standby alarm Set up Not set up

7.11 HOW TO SET UP TUBING MISLOADING ALARM1. Enter into the user setting mode by pressing the Infused


2. Change the mode by using the SHIFT key ⑫ until tubing

misloading alarm state is displayed.


the initial mode.

4. Change the option to a desirable one by pressing the Up key , Down key . Then,

press the Infused volume key ⑩ to save the changed option and go back to the

initial mode.


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Displayed option

Misloading alarm Set up Not set up

7. USER SETTING7.12 HOW TO SET UP AIR SENSITIVITY1. Enter into the setting mode by pressing the Infused volume

key ⑩ for two seconds when infusion is stopped.

2. Change the mode by using the SHIFT key ⑫ until air sensor

sensitivity setting state is displayed.

3. Press the STOP key ⑭ to cancel the setting and go back to

the initial mode.

4. Change the option to a desirable one by using Up and Down

key . Then, press the Infused volume key ⑩ to save the changed option and go

back to the initial mode.


Displayed

Option

Bubble size below 3 mm below 7 mm below 10 mm

7.13 OTHERS (TEST MODE)1. Press the Flow rate key ⑩ for two seconds when infusion is stopped. At this time,

enter into the test mode which is used to manufacture the pump and to provide

customer service.

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2. To get out of the test mode, go back to the user setting mode by pressing the STOPkey ⑫.

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CAUTIONThis test function is designed to check the presence of problems in each sensor. For

the best results, the user needs to refer to the service manual or contact the

company directly.

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8. MAINTENANCE8.1 CHECKOUT OF THE PUMP* It is recommended that the user make correction by testing the pump once a year

for the more safe usage.

* If any problem occurs, contact the local agencies or company.

1. Accuracy

- Periodically check the infused volume. If the infused volume is not accurate, contact

the Local agencies or Company.

2. Checkout of the Air (Bubble) alarm

- Position the air(bubble) below the Pumping unit and above the air sensor. The

air(bubble) size should be bigger than 10mm. Start the infusion. When the air

reaches the air sensor, check the Air alarm is occurred.

3. Checkout of the Occlusion alarm

1) Upstream occlusion alarm

- Pinch off the tubing located between the drop chamber and above the pump with

roller clamp or fingers. And then check the Occlusion alarm is occurred.

2) Downstream occlusion alarm

- Pinch off the tubing located between below the pump and the patient line with

roller clamp or fingers. And then check the Occlusion alarm is occurred.

4. Checkout of the Door open alarm

1) Set the infusion set, and opens the door. Check the Door open alarm is occurred

when the START key ⑬ is pressed.

2) During infusion, open the door. And then check the Door open alarm is occurred.

5. Checkout of the Low battery alarm

1) Charge the internal battery to full capacity by connecting the pump to an AC

power supply for at least 15 hours.

2) Set the flow rate 25ml/h, and unplug the pump for operating the pump by the

internal battery. Start the infusion by pressing the START key ⑬

3) Check the pump is operated about approximately 2 hours and Low battery alarm

is occurred when 3 lamps of the Battery capacity indicator is turned off.

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8. MAINTENANCE8.2. CLEANING AND STERILIZATION- Before cleaning the pump, be sure to turn off the pump by Power switch , and

disconnect the AC power port or DC power port from the pump.

- Do not sterilize the pump with autoclave or E.O gas.

- Do not use thinner, solvent, benzene, ammonia or acetone.

- Use a gauze moistened with cold or warm water.

- Before using it, be sure to dry the pump.

8.3 STORAGE OF THE INFUSION PUMP1. Ensure that this pump is not exposed to direct sunlight or water.

2. Avoid the place danger to fall.

3. Storage conditions

1) Temperature : -20℃～45℃2) Humidity : 10%～95%

8.4 LIFE SPAN1. These life spans are marked to maintain the accuracy and operation of the pump.

1) Battery - approximately 1 year

2) Infusion pump(MP-1000) - approximately 5 years

2. Discard the pump passing the time limit. In case of discard of this pump, be sure

to remove the internal battery. As to the battery, please discard it according to

your local regulation or contact the local agencies.

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9. WARRANTY

The Manufacturer warrants that pump is free from defects in material andworkmanship under normal use and service for a period of 12 months after thepurchase date.

The Manufacturer or its authorised representative takes obligation to carry outthe warranty repair of the pump or to replace the pump with an operationalone in case the Manufacturer or its authorised representative determines thatthe cause of the pump’s failure was related to the manufacturing process.

If the Buyer finds a defect in the pump during the Warranty period, he mustreport it and inform the Manufacturer or its authorised representative within 30days.

A pump sent for testing, repair or replacement shall be submitted to theManufacturer or its authorised representative in its original or equivalentpackaging. The pump is sent for repair and back at Buyer’s expense.

If no defect is found during testing, the Manufacturer or its authorisedrepresentative reserves the right to submit the invoice to the Buyer for thework carried out.

This Warranty is not applicable to pumps with damaged seal or when failurewas caused by violations of requirements of this Operation Manual, by mainsvoltage non-conformity to the requirements of IEC, by spills of liquids, bymechanical damages caused by shocks or a pump being dropped, by pumpdamages caused during transportation, or when packaging is damaged.

Serial No:

Delivery date:

Quality inspector:

DOCUMENT HISTORY

Original issue (MP-E-061): March 2006

Revision 1 (MP-E-062): May 2006

Revision 2 (MP-E-063): November 2006

Revision 3 (MP-E-064): November 2008４４

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