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Rocket Digital low vacuum/low flow Suction Pump – Quick User Guide
Quick User Guide
Rocket R54569 PSU
Portable low vacuum/low flow Suction Pump
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PSU quick user guide
For more information on the information provided here please consult the operators
guide.
Before following this guide please make sure the suction units battery is fully
charged by connecting the power supply to the PSU, the power supply connection
port is on the back of the device. It is protected, and is behind the
door marked
Charge the device for approximately. 3 hrs until the battery display is
full.
IMPORTANT: The PSU may be connected to the power supply unit and remain
in use while the battery is charging.
If the PSU is switched on and in use, the power supply unit may be
disconnected at any time and the PSU will remain in use.
If the PSU is turned off while still connected to the power supply, the power
supply MUST be disconnected before the PSU is switched on again.
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When the battery is fully charged.
Press and hold
for longer than 2 seconds (s) to switch on the device.
A self-test will commence.
When the self-test has completed, follow the
software instructions to set the time and date
When this has been completed turn the device off by pressing and holding
for longer than 2s.
Press
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Attaching to the chest drain unit
1. After priming and setting up the R54500 or R54509
chest drain tubing set (R54502, R54539), by
2. Remove red bayonet sealing cap by rotating anticlockwise from "CLOSE" to "OPEN" position.
3. Fill bottle with fluid to prime level noted on label.
4. Open tubing package and attach tubing set to bottle
by inserting straw and cap into aperture and twisting
clockwise until clicked shut. Take care not to touch
the straw.
5. Once underwater seal has been established, place bottle on the floor and
connect drainage catheter to tubing connector.
6. Then remove the Blue handle and the Green
venting cap from the chest drain.
7. Unwrap the filter from packaging.
8. Place filter on to the suction port of the R54500 or
R54509 Chest Drainage bottle.
9. Ensure when placing the filter the location peg is
placed in the aperture which the green venting cap
was in.
The PSU can now be attached to the chest drain bottle.
10. Rocket Electronic Suction Unit Filters are for single
patient use for up to a maximum of 7 days.
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CAUTION: If the filter is contaminated by fluid, the level of suction could be
compromised. The filter is designed to protect the pump mechanism from fluid
ingress.
If contaminated, the filter set MUST be replaced immediately.
Attaching the suction unit to the chest drain bottle
Place the PSU over the filter unit, so the filter will fit in to the
filter recess under the suction unit.
Place the PSU on to the chest drain unit. With slight
downward pressure rotate the locking ring Anti clockwise so
that it locks into position.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Press
for longer than 2s to turn the device on.
The unit will begin a self-test
If the self-test is unsuccessful see the trouble shooting instructions on page
24 in the Operators guide.
During the set you can confirm or cancel your
decisions using the three buttons at the side of the
screen.
2. Verify if the PSU is connected to a new
patient.
This information is important for the data reading & recording.
Yes – New patient number is issued.
No – Patient number is unchanged: Recommended for continued treatment of the
same patient.
Data recording is continued.
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If you press you will progress
If you press
you will be asked to
to the next screen.
confirm if you need to change the filter.
Please verify that you have changed the filter,
If you have changed the filter
by pressing
decision.
press
or
to confirm your
you and will be taken to
the next set up screen.
If you press
you will be taken
If the filter requires replacing
to the next set up screen.
press
you will be asked to
If you press
you will be asked to change the filter and the unit will be shut
down.
change the filter and the unit will shut down.
Remove the suction unit and change the filter
as per the instructions, re-fit the PSU to the
chest drain bottle and switch on the unit again
to restart the set up process.
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Remove the suction unit and change the filter
as per the instructions, re-fit the PSU to the
chest drain bottle and switch on the unit again
to restart the set up process.
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3. Confirm your unit of measurement. The PSU
can measure –ve pressure in KPa, cmH2O
and mmHg.
4. You will be asked to confirm your decision.
5. Set the amount of suction required. Using
increase or decrease buttons until you are at
a level you deem satisfactory.
The levels suction applied increase in 0.5KPa, -5cmH2O and 3.75mmHg
increments.
When you are happy with the set level of suction press
6. You will be asked to confirm your decision.
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If you press
you will be taken back to the previous screen where you can
confirm your preferred unit of measurement.
Pressing AND holding
for over 2s will commence the application of suction
to the chest drain unit and to the patient.
Changing suction levels
If at any time the level of suction required needs
changing then press buttons 2 & 3 together for
longer than 2s. This will return you to the suction
level setting screen.
Repeat instruction number 5 to change the level
of suction required and instruction 6 to confirm.
When the suction unit is in situ and suction is applied 4 different display modes are
available to view.
Scroll through the 4 screens by pressing button number 1.
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Screen 1
Suction level and flow rate
The flow rate, is the volume of air being
removed by the pump in L/min.
Screen 2
Suction level and time of suction applied.
Screen 3
Flow vs Time Graph.
The graph shows the flow and pressure
progression as a function of time. The screen
shows 24 hours of use and is updated every 12
minutes. 4 hours are necessary to have a
representative graph.
Screen 4
Air leak indicator, if the patient has a 4 hour
period where the suction pump is not engaged,
this is classed as the patient having no air leak,
the indicator will change colour. This will scroll
through as each 4 hour block passes. This is
an indication only, further clinical checks should
be performed; such as an x-ray prior to chest
drain removal.
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Changing the clock time
The clock time can be changed in 2 ways:
1. On the new patient screen press button 1 and while holding button 1 press button 3.
2. By using the software program – see section 8.
Switching the unit off
When this has been completed turn the device off by pressing and holding
for longer than 2s.
Press
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Disconnecting the suction unit from the chest drain bottle
With slight downward pressure rotate the locking ring clockwise.
To dispose of the R54500 Chest Drain Bottle
1. Remove tubing set for disposal in the usual manner by turning the clear
plastic bayonet closure cap anti-clockwise from "close" position to "open"
position.
2. If suction has been applied, remove the fiter, tear/pull the red seal cap located
on the bottle lid and marked seal, from its tether.
3. Push the red sealing cap firmly with a twisting action into the suction port on
the lid of the bottle to seal.
4. Place the red bayonet cap and replace in hole vacated by the tubing set.
5. Seal cap in place by rotating the cap clockwise
from “open” to “close”.
6. Should the red bayonet cap be mislaid, do not
remove tubing set, but cut through the tubing
and place the end of the tubing over the
suction port on the lid of the bottle to create a
seal.
7. Bottle is now ready for disposal.
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Cleaning Guidelines
Warning after each use the PSU should cleaned and disinfected and
single use items such as the filter should be disposed of.
At the end of each patient use, turn off the device and disconnect from the
Power Supply Unit.
Using an aqueous 70% alcohol solution (eg. IMS or isopropyl BP) solution,
moisten a cloth and wipe all external surfaces of the device.
If the surface has become contaminated, remove with a light detergent
solution before cleaning with an alcohol solution.
Do NOT use a 100% alcohol or any other solvent to clean the device as this
may cause damage to the casing surface and display.
Prevent any fluid from entering the device.
WARNING:
ELECTRIC SHOCK
HAZARD.
Do not immerse the device.
WARNING: Do NOT attempt to sterilise the device
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Alarm codes
The PSU distinguishes between warnings, alarms and internal errors. If PSU
detects any of these situations, an acoustic warning signal sounds and an
error number will be displayed.
The error number corresponds to the problem as shown below.
Error
Problem Description
Trouble Shooting
Switch off unit and
restart. If self-test fails
again, rest the unit, by
pressing the reset
button on the rear of the
device next to the USB
port
Filter may not have
been recognised,
problem with sensor.
Plug in Power Supply to
re-charge battery
Battery low on charge,
approximately 30 mins
of power remaining
Check to see if filter is
in place. Remove pump
from bottle to check
filter in in position.
Unit may have been
turned on without filter
in place.
Data storage error
Turn unit off and back
on. If error occurs
please contact
manufacturer for
service.
Memory malfunction,
failure in storage
access
Battery empty
Power Off
Battery has no charge,
connect power supply
to charge or use
connected to power
supply.
Battery charge has
been left to discharge
fully. The unit does not
have enough power to
function
Self-test failed
501
Sensor defect
Battery low
502
Connect power supply
No filter
504
Please insert filter
506
Source of Error
507
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If the PSU has been switched off when still attached to a patient, remove the suction
unit from the chest bottle and then reattach before turning back on.
If the PSU appears to be struggling to maintain pressure or the pump sounds like it is
permanently on, check all connections to ensure they are sealed properly. Also
check the connector tubing of the chest drain bottle is properly sealed. It may be
worth trying to rotate the connection by a small amount to make sure the seal is
properly seated.
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