Nuvo Surgical Navigator Equipment Management System USER, INSTALLATION, & MAINTENANCE MANUAL

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1 Nuvo Surgical Navigator Equipment Management System USER, INSTALLATION, & MAINTENANCE MANUAL A member of the Medical Illumination International Group For Parts or Technical Assistance USA and CANADA (800) INTERNATIONAL (814) A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/2010

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3 Nuvo Surgical Navigator Equipment Management System USER, INSTALLATION, & MAINTENANCE MANUAL Revision Letter Pages Affected Date Rev 00 New document. 05/30/ Nuvo, Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of this text shall be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information or retrieval system without written permission from Nuvo, Inc. First Edition Printed in the USA Nuvo, Inc. is a registered trademark of Nuvo, Inc. Navigator is a trademark of Nuvo, Inc. The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. Nuvo, Inc. makes no commitment to update or keep current the information contained in this manual. The only product warranty intended by Nuvo, Inc, is the express, written warranty accompanying the bill of sale to the original purchaser. Nuvo, Inc. makes no other warranty, express or implied, and in particular, makes no warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Additional copies of this manual can be obtained from Nuvo, Inc. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/2010 3

4 Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction...5 General Scope Symbol Definition Warnings 2.0 Users Guide...8 Intended Use Introduction Features System Configurations Service Head Configurations Brakes Accessory Rails Cleaning 3.0 Pre-installation Activities...14 Tool Requirements Inventory List 4.0 Installation Procedure...15 Hub Installation Brake Caliper Installation Arm Installation Service Head Installation Brake System Connection 5.0 Utilities Connections Post-Installation Checklist Maintenance...25 Preventative Maintenance Troubleshooting 8.0 Parts List Technical Information...32 A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/2010 4

5 1.0 Introduction This manual provides the information required for normal operation of the Nuvo Navigator Surgical Equipment Management System. Before operating the Nuvo Navigator System, be sure that you have read and understand the contents of this manual. It is important that you read and strictly adhere to the aspects of safety contained in these manuals. General This manual contains information to use and maintain the Nuvo Navigator Surgical Equipment Management System. It also addresses those activities required to prepare the site, install, and commission the Nuvo Navigator Surgical Equipment Management System. Scope The Installation and Maintenance section of this manual is provided for use by factory trained personnel only. It is not intended as a replacement for training or for use by untrained personnel. SYMBOL DEFINITION WARNING: A WARNING identifies situations or actions that may affect patient or user safety. Disregarding a warning could result in serious injury to the patient or user. CAUTION: A CAUTION points out special procedures that personnel must follow to avoid equipment damage. CAUGHT HAZARD WARNING: A CAUGHT HAZARD identifies situations or actions that may result in which a patient or user being caught between moving objects. ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD WARNING: An ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD identifies procedures to protect installers, users, or patients from electrical shock. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/2010 5

6 SAFETY WARNINGS WARNING: Installation must be performed by Nuvo factory trained personnel. Failure to do so may result in damage to the equipment and voiding of warranty. WARNING: The mounting structure must meet the requirement provided by Nuvo and is the responsibility of others. Nuvo is not responsible for certifying the structure or any damage/injury that occurs due to its failure. WARNING: Final electrical connections to facility mains power must be completed by a qualified electrician. SHOCK HAZARD: The potential for electrical shock exists with electrical equipment. Establish policies and procedures to educate your staff on the risks associated with electrical equipment. CAUGHT HAZARD WARNING: The Navigator EMS is a heavy unit. Although easy to move, the momentum of a moving arm and service head can deliver a strong impact. Personal injury or equipment damage can occur from a collision with a moving arm and service head. WARNING: Bumping into the service head can cause it to move. It is imperative that IV tubing be of sufficient length to accommodate inadvertent movement of the service head. Failure to do so could result in patient injury or equipment damage. CAUGHT HAZARD WARNING: Do not position the service head over the patient area. Improper positioning could result in patient injury or equipment damage. WARNING: Do not exceed the total load limit for the system or the individual load limits for the shelves and accessory rails. Exceeding the weight limit can cause personal injury or equipment damage. WARNING: Practice proper line management when moving the service head. Failure to do so can result in patient injury. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/2010 6

7 CAUTION: IV poles on beds or stretchers may be located in close proximity to equipment on the service head. Take care to prevent collisions between other equipment and service head-mounted equipment. Failure to do so could result in equipment damage. CAUTION: Use only Nuvo parts and accessories as specified in this manual on pages Failure to do so could result in equipment damage. CAUTION: Do not modify the unit without authorization from Nuvo, Inc. Unauthorized modifications could void the warranty. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/2010 7

8 2.0 Users Guide Intended Use The Navigator Equipment Management System provides gas, electric, telephone and data services while offering support for miscellaneous equipment. These arms can be used in the OR, ICU, ER and PACU. Introduction This manual provides the information required for normal operation of the Navigator Equipment Management System. Before operating the Navigator Equipment Management System, be sure you read and understand in detail the contents of this manual. It is important that you read and strictly adhere to the aspects of safety contained in this manual. Features Various arm configurations provide optimal positioning, including: o Single Fixed Height Arm o Dual Fixed Height Arm (with 79 or 92 reach) o Single Retractable Arm o Dual Retractable Arm Service heads are fitted to provide various electrical outlets, gases and accessories. Two lengths are available: o V6: 24 (600 mm) o V10: 39 (1000 mm) All Navigator swivel joints allow a full 330 of rotation Optional shelves are available to support the user s medical equipment o Up to 4 shelves can be provided on a V10 service head o Up to 2 shelves can be provided on a V6 service head Pneumatic brake release handle located on the handle of a shelf (if installed) or directly on service head ensures ease of positioning An optional drawer can be installed Optional accessory rails can mount various accessories to the service head A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/2010 8

9 2.1 System Configurations V6 Service Head Arm/Head System Reach 1 Payload 2 Shelves Gases 3 Duplex 4 Video Comm. Ports Ports 39.5 in. 330 lbs. 0-2 Up to 8 6 or , 2, 4 (1000mm) (150 kg) V6F39 Single Fixed Arm with V6 Head 79 in. (2000mm) 156 lbs. (71 kg) 0-2 Up to 8 6 or , 2, 4 V6F79 Dual Fixed Arm with V6 Head 92 in. (2337mm) 132 lbs. (60 kg) 0-2 Up to 8 6 or , 2, 4 V6F92 Dual Fixed Arm with V6 Head 39.5 in. (1000mm) 154 lbs. (70 kg) 0-2 Up to 8 6 or , 2, 4 V6R39 Single Retractable Arm with V6 Head 57 in. (1448mm) 154 lbs. (70 kg) 0-2 Up to 8 6 or , 2, 4 V6R57 Dual Retractable Arm with V6 Head 1 Centerline of ceiling mount to centerline of boom head. 2 Total amount of weight that can be loaded on the shelves. 3 If a nitrogen regulator is specified, it uses two gas connection spaces. 4 V6 service heads can be provided with up to 12 duplexes as a special order. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/2010 9

10 2.2 System Configurations V10 Service Head Arm/Head System Reach 1 Payload 2 Shelves Gases 3 Duplex 4 Video Ports 39.5 in. 290 lbs. 0-4 Up to 6, 8, 10, Comm. Ports 0-4 0, 2, 4 (1000mm) (131 kg) 12 or 12 V10F39 Single Fixed Arm with V10 Head 79 in. 116 lbs. 0-4 Up to 6, 8, 10, 0-4 0, 2, 4 (2000mm) (53 kg) 12 or 12 V10F79 Dual Fixed Arm with V10 Head 92 in. 92 lbs. 0-4 Up to 6, 8, 10, 0-4 0, 2, 4 (2337mm) (42 kg) 12 or 12 V10F92 Dual Fixed Arm with V10 Head 39.5 in. 114 lbs. 0-4 Up to 6, 8, 10, 0-4 0, 2, 4 (1000mm) (52 kg) 12 or 12 V10R39 Single Retractable Arm with V10 Head 1 Centerline of ceiling mount to centerline of boom head. 2 Total amount of weight that can be loaded on the shelves and accessory rails. 3 If a nitrogen regulator is specified, it uses two gas connection spaces. 4 V10 service heads can have up to 20 duplexes as a special order. (Gas connections may be limited.) A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

11 2.3 Service Head Configurations The V6 service head can be loaded in a variety of configurations up to a maximum of: Twelve (12) Duplex Receptacles Four (4) low voltage provisions, up to (2) RJ25 Phone Ports and (2) RJ45 Data Ports Four (4) Video Ports Eight (8) Medical Gas Ports mounted on the rear of the service head One (1) Nitrogen Regulator (takes the place of two gas outlets) Two (2) Shelves -Max shelf load is 22 lbs (10 kg) each One (1) Drawer, Keyboard Tray, OR Smoke Evacuator The V10 service head can be loaded in a variety of configurations up to a maximum of: Twenty (20) Duplex Receptacles Four (4) low voltage provisions, up to (2) RJ25 Phone Ports and (2) RJ45 Data Ports Four (4) Video Ports Twelve (12) Medical Gas Ports mounted on the rear of the service head One (1) Nitrogen Regulator (takes the place of two gas outlets) Four (4) Shelves -Max shelf load is 22 lbs (10 kg) each One (1) Drawer, Keyboard Tray, OR Smoke Evacuator WARNING: Do not exceed the 22 lbs (10kg) load limit per shelf or the total rated payload per system. Exceeding the load limit can cause personal injury or equipment damage. Fig. 2.3 A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

12 2.4 Brakes The arms and service head are held in place by pneumatic brakes in the swivel joints. Indicator Light Retract Arm (optional) Top Hub Middle Arm Bottom Service Head WARNING: Fig. 2.4 Brake Control The Navigator Equipment Management System is a heavy unit. Although easy to move, the momentum of a moving arm and service head can deliver a strong impact. Personal injury or equipment damage can occur from collision with a moving arm and service head. WARNING: Do not position the service head over the patient area. Improper positioning could result in patient injury or equipment damage. WARNING: Secure all equipment on the service head prior to moving it. Failure to do so can result in items falling and injuring patients or caregivers or equipment damage. WARNING: Practice proper line management when moving the service head. Failure to do so can result in patient injury. Prior to moving the service head, ensure all lines attached to the patient are of sufficient length and position to prevent them from being pulled out of the patient. The brake release buttons are located either on the handle on the service head, or if installed, on the handle on the shelf. See Figure 2.4 to identify which brake is released with each button. To re-position the service head, locate and press the appropriate button on the brake handle. A hiss will be heard as the brake is released, and the indicator light will come on. Position the arm in the desired location, release the button and the brake will be set. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

13 2.5 Accessory Rail The Fairfield Accessory Rail is used to mount various accessories on the service head. For a list of accessories see Accessories on page 32. Working Load: The total safe working load for the accessory rail and the shelf to which it is attached is 22 lb (10 kg). Note: The shelf with the brake handle is not available with an accessory rail. 2.6 Cleaning WARNING: Follow the product manufacturer s instructions. Failure to do so could result in personal injury or equipment damage. SHOCK HAZARD: Keep all liquids away from duplex outlets. CAUTION: Do not use harsh cleansers/detergents such as heavy duty grease removers, scouring pads, or solvents such as toluene, xylene, or acetone. Do not use any steam cleaning device. Equipment damage could occur. If there is no visible soilage with possible body fluids, we recommend that you clean the unit with a mild detergent and warm water. If disinfection is desired, you may use a combination cleanser/disinfectant as explained in Disinfecting below. Steam Cleaning Do not use any steam cleaning device on the unit. Excessive moisture can damage mechanisms in this unit. Cleaning Hard to Remove Spots To remove difficult spots or stains, we recommend that you use standard household cleaners and a soft-bristled brush. To loosen heavy, dried-on soil, you may first need to saturate the spot. Disinfecting When there is visible soilage, we recommend that you disinfect the unit with Virex II One step disinfectant cleaner and deodorant (EPA Reg. No ). For customers in the US, the disinfectant should be registered with the Environmental Protection Agency. Dilute and use the disinfectant according to the manufacturer s instructions. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

14 3.0 Pre-Installation Activities Prior to Navigator Installation, check that the customer/contractor has completed the following: Mounting plate and structure are in place and meet the requirements laid out in the Navigator pre-installation package. Pay particular attention to mounting plate height (7.0 ) above bottom of finished ceiling, sway bracing, and ensuring plate is level. If structure is obviously weak or not level DO NOT install the fixture and notify the customer of the issue. Gas riser is in place and all gases are attached and have been certified. Also ensure that the compressed air or nitrogen for the brake system has been piped and the regulator has been installed. Also check to see that the air regulator has been installed with the air flow in the direction of the arrow indicator found on the regulator body. Required ceiling access has been provided. Without proper access, installation cannot be completed. A minimum of 2 x2 is recommended within 2 of the hub. Junction box for power to A.C. outlets and brake box have been installed. Wall boxes and conduit for video system have been installed and are properly located (if required). Open crate(s) containing the Navigator you are about to install. Note if crate(s) has previously been opened (in case items are missing.) Inventory crate(s) to ensure all boom components and hardware are present and not damaged. If anything is missing or damaged notify NUVO at once. NUVO is not responsible for lost items or items damaged by mishandling. See inventory list for Navigator. Check gas cover plates on the service head to see if they match the customer order. Cross-reference to see if the same gasses have been supplied by the facility gas plumbers in the ceiling. Make sure you have a full set of installation drawings. (Provided by Nuvo) Two persons recommended for this installation. 3.1 Tools Required for Installation 10 or 12 crescent wrench (x2) Flat blade screwdriver set Phillips screwdriver set Needle nose pliers Ladder (x2) Open end wrench 19 mm Wire crimper/stripper Genie Lift or equivalent (300 lb.) 24 x 24 piece of plywood / padding Torpedo level Loc-tite - Blue File set Leak-Tec 372E bubble solution Wire fishtape or fish stix Digital multi meter Side cutter pliers Hammer Pry bar Allen wrench set - metric Tape measure Utility knife or equivalent Tie-down straps Side cutter pliers Chop saw, saws all, or grinder Teflon tape A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

15 3.2 Inventory List for Navigator Arm Assembly Nuts & Washers Hub Brake Assembly Service Head Brake Box (electrical) Shelves (as ordered) Threaded Rod (6) 4.0 Installation Procedure 4.1 Hub Installation Attach the (6) six lengths of threaded rod to the mounting plate using the hex nuts and flat washers provided. The threaded rod must be secured with a nut and washer on both sides of the plate. The ends of the rods should be 2.5 below the finished ceiling (see fig. 4.1 & 4.2). If rods are any farther down you will not be able to position the ceiling cover properly. Depending on what is located above the plate you may have to cut the rods to get the proper distance below the ceiling. Ensure nuts on threaded rod are as tight as possible since the fixture will be hanging from them Install (2) hex nuts and flat washers on two threaded rods closest to the ceiling access opening. These will be used to mount the brake caliper. Caliper mounting plate will be just above ceiling. If there are any obstructions, i.e. drop ceiling frame, use (2) other adjacent rods Next install one hex nut on each of the threaded rods and run them up to just below the finished ceiling height. Fig A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

16 Fig Position lift under mounting plate and lay plywood level across forks. (If plywood is level, installation will be easier.) Set hub on plywood ensuring that it is centered between forks and that the hub is resting on the rectangular plate that mounts to the arms Determine where you wish arm to stop and ensure the stop block is in the proper position Using lift raise the hub until the brake disk clears the bottom nuts Slide a washer onto each threaded rod and secure with tape Continue raising hub onto threaded rods paying particular attention to stop location then secure using nuts and washers provided. Before tightening nuts remove tape from washers and ensure that the bottom of the hub mounting ring is 1 5/8 from the bottom of the finished ceiling (see figure 4.1.2) and is level Rotate arm mounting plate to check stop setting. It is critical that the hub is level and that nuts are as tight as possible to prevent the fixture from drifting. NOTE: Stop pin is not always in the same location on the braking disk. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

17 4.2 Brake Caliper Installation Place caliper assembly onto brake disc located on top end of the hub (ensure caliper mounting plate is above the disk) and using the 4 nuts and washers installed earlier secure the mounting plate to the threaded rod but just hand tighten Using the feeler gauge set the gap between the brake disk and the upper brake pad to.005 and tighten bolts. Rotate disk from stop to stop and ensure it does not rub on brake pads (see figures 4 and 5) Mount hydraulic reservoir to either the top of the mounting plate or a structural member near the hub, as needed to provide the best access. Make sure that the hydraulic line is clear of the brake disk and is not in contact with any sharp edges and that the top of the reservoir is facing up Mount brake control box in the same manner within 2 of the hub making sure you can access the screws securing the cover and all electrical connections. The remaining brake connections will be made after the service head is installed. Caliper Mounting Plate Attachment Nuts and Washers Caliper Fig A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

18 Brake Pad Brake Disc Fig Arm Installation Set arm on floor in position to be installed. Do not remove protective wrapping at this time. It will hold the arms steady and prevent damage while installing Locate mounting bolts on top of arm. Carefully remove enough of the covering to allow access to the mounting bolts and the arm end cap (see figure 4.3.1) Remove end cap nearest mounting point Remove the (4) mounting bolts from the arm Place the arm on the lift forks and secure it using straps Install arm onto hub plate using the (4) mounting bolts. Mounting Bolt End Cap Fig A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

19 4.3.7 Remove the remainder of the protective wrapping Rotate arm and check the stop point. The upper arm should stop pointing to the center of the area where patient procedures will be performed. If the arm is unable to rotate 320 degrees, then place the stop toward the wall that it would contact. If needed, the stop block can be relocated Remove the other (3) end caps Locate the brake tubing in the upper arm. Run tubing through and out the end of the arm. Coil tubing up and set aside Run the lower arm tubing through both arms and out the end of the upper arm (see figure 4.4.3). It is recommended that you mark the brake solenoids as to which arm they control at this time to make the final connections easier Run the solenoids and tubing through the hub. Make sure the tubing has enough slack so it is not strained when arms are rotated. Fig A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

20 4.4 Service Head Installation Lay service head on floor under the arms so that the port where all the utility lines exit is under the port on the bottom of the lower arm (see figure 4.4.1, 4.4.2) Unwind all cables and hoses and lay them out, making sure there are no twists or kinks and that they are not tangled Feed ONE line at a time through the port on the lower arm and out the end of the arm right next to the port (see figure 4.4.2). Pull the line until all slack between the head and arm is gone Repeat the process with the remaining lines. Start with the most flexible lines first and lay them out straight after pulling. This will make the job much easier. If fiber optic video cable is being used run it last (see figure 4.4.3) Before removing hex bolts, insert a long screw driver horizontally across the bottom of the bearing housing and turn the bearing housing to the stop position Remove (4) hex cap mounting bolts from bearing housing on bottom arm Stand utilities head upright under bearing housing Slowly lift head towards bearing housing while gently pulling on the lines until mounting bolts can be started (see figure 4.4.3). Be extremely careful when pulling lines so they are not damaged Rotate head to ensure it is in the correct position relative to the stop. Head should stop when the shelf side is pointed away from arm Apply a few drops of blue-loctite to each bolt prior to tightening mounting bolts. Port on lower arm Mounting Bolts Fig A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

21 Fiber Optic Cable Fig Port on lower arm Fig NOTE: Run fiber optic cables last to prevent damage to the cable Next pull all cables and hoses through the lower arm, up through the port into the upper arm and out of the end of the upper arm closest to the port. Remember only run one line at a time. Make sure there is enough slack to keep the lines from binding when arms are rotated Now run all cables and hoses through the upper arm and out the other end. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

22 Lastly run lines (including brake tubing if not done previously) up through the center of the hub and coil them neatly in the ceiling. Rotate arms through range of motion and ensure arms move freely and that none of the cables or hoses binds Reinstall the arm end caps Install shelves (if required) and trim onto utilities/equipment head When installing the center shelf for the brake control, make the connection with the locking barrel connector (figure 4.4.4). Carefully insert extra cable into head while installing the shelf. Brake Connector 4.5 Brake System Connection Fig Using figure 4.5 make the final connections for brake system as follows: Neatly coil up excess tubing between hub and solenoids and wire tie. Leave enough slack to allow solenoids to be serviced Wire tie the (3) solenoids together Attach air manifold to the air regulator Connect the air supply tubing between solenoids and manifold Make electrical connections between brake control box and solenoids. Check the connections to make sure they are seated properly Connect control cable from service head to the brake box. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

23 Fig After all connections are made, turn on compressed air, set the regulator to psig and check for leaks. Any leaks, no matter how minor, MUST be repaired to avoid damage to the air compressor Set the compressor to maintain 120 psig Test the operation of the brakes after all utilities have been connected. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

24 5.0 Utilities Connections WARNING: Final electrical connections to facility mains power must be completed by a qualified electrician Follow all local building codes when running connections Attach gas lines to the appropriate connectors on the gas riser Pull video cables to corresponding wall box or to MCB (Master Control Box) if video system is being used Request qualified electrician to connect system power line to facility mains power at junction box provided by others. NOTE: Use Teflon tape only on male tapered pipe threads. Do not use on flared, coned, or tube fitting ends. Do not over tighten connections to gasses. 6.0 Post-Installation Checklist Verify that compressed air, medical gases, and electrical power are on. Check above ceiling for air or gas leaks. It is necessary that each connection is leak tested with synthetic bubble solution such as Leak-Tec 372E or an ultrasonic leak detector. Repair as needed. Make sure all brakes are operating and are being controlled by the appropriate button on the control handle (left button = TOP hub, center button = MIDDLE arm, right button = BOTTOM service head). Make sure hub stop is set correctly. Move the service head to several locations around the room and check to make sure there is no drift. Clean all equipment surfaces. Clean up work area and remove all trash. Leave a copy of A2Z00507 User, Installation, and Maintenance Manual with each unit. Go over Installation Checklist with customer or their representative and have it signed. Return the Installation Checklist to the Nuvo Service Department via , fax or mail. A signed checklist must be submitted for each installation to validate the customer warranty. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

25 7.0 Maintenance Procedures 7.1 Preventative Maintenance Perform the following checks annually: Open ceiling access and remove arm end caps. At each rotation point, check hoses and cables for signs of wear or stress. Repair or replace as needed Check brake system for leaks and proper operation. Replace covers and close access Move service head to several different positions around the room. Check for drift at each position Check all utility connections on the service head for damage and repair as needed. NOTE: Per local regulations, the facility may be responsible for annual inspection of the medical gas system per NFPA Troubleshooting Problem Drift (service head not holding position) Brakes will not release Probable Cause a. Verify that brake system air pressure is set at psig. b. Check the brake actuator at the joint that is losing position. c. Ensure that the hub has not come out of level. d. Make sure the shelves on the service head are not overloaded. a. If all brakes are affected and green indicator light on handle is OFF, check the (2) fuses on the brake control box. Make sure cable from the head to the brake box is securely connected and not damaged. If fuses and cable are good, replace brake control box. b. If all brakes are affected and the green indicator light is ON, make sure the cables from the brake control box to the air solenoids and service head are securely connected and not damaged. If the cables are good, replace the brake control box. c. If only one brake is affected, press the corresponding brake release button. You should hear an audible click if the control solenoid energizes. If not, check for 24V at the solenoid coil when brake release is pressed. If 24V is measured, replace the valve. If not, check the cable between the valve and control box. If the cable is good, replace the control box. If the solenoid energizes (clicks) and the brake is not released, replace the valve. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

26 Brakes are not holding Caliper is leaking fluid No power to electrical outlets a. If none of the brakes are holding, check compressed air supply. It should be set at psig. Also, make sure that the service head is not overloaded. Verify that the hub is level. b. If only one brake is affected, check that the service head is not overloaded. Verify that the hub is level. Next, make sure there is air flow from the solenoid valve and the brake to the actuator. If not, replace the valve. If the air flow is good, repair or replace the actuator. a. Check line fittings and tighten, if loose. Then, refill reservoir, if needed. b. If the hose or actuator is leaking, replace the caliper assembly. a. Check circuit breaker. b. Check connections in junction box located above the ceiling. 8.0 Parts List Product# Description U/I Service Head Accessories A2A00316 Shelf, Height Adjustable (20"W x 18"D) EA A2A00392 Shelf, with brake handle (20 W x 18 D) EA A2A00374 Shelf, Height Adjustable (30 W x 18 D) EA A2A00406 Shelf, with brake handle (30 W x 18 D) EA A2A00405 Equipment Rail, 22 x 18 EA A2A00404 Equipment Rail, 30 x 18 EA A2A00317 Drawer, Single EA Electrical Outlets and Low Voltage Accessories A2A00318 Red Electrical Duplex, 6, 2 circuit EA A2A00319 Red Electrical Duplex, 8, 2 circuit EA A2A00320 Red Electrical Duplex, 10, 3 circuit EA A2A00321 Red Electrical Duplex, 12, 3 circuit EA A2A00360 RJ25 and RJ45 (dual, one each) EA A2A00361 RJ25 and RJ45 (Quad, two each) EA Gas Outlets DISS Compatible (Beacon) A2A00351 Oxygen Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00352 Medical Air Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00353 Vacuum Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00354 Nitrous Oxide Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00355 Carbon Dioxide Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00356 WAGD Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

27 Puritan Bennett Compatible (Beacon) A2A00336 Vacuum Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00337 Oxygen Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00338 Medical Air Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00339 Nitrous Oxide Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00340 WAGD Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00341 Oxygen Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose Chemetron Compatible (Beacon) A2A00342 Medical Air Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00343 Vacuum Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00344 Nitrous Oxide Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00345 WAGD Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA OHMEDA Compatible (Beacon) A2A00346 Oxygen Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00347 Medical Air Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00348 Vacuum Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00349 Nitrous Oxide Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA A2A00350 WAGD Outlet, front, trim, rough-in, hose EA Nitrogen Regulator A2A00357 Nitrogen Regulator Assembly, face plate, hose EA Gas Risers A2A00265 Riser - Vacuum outlet EA A2A00266 Riser - Carbon Dioxide CO2 outlet EA A2A00267 Riser - Nitrogen, N2 EA A2A00268 Riser - Oxygen O2 EA A2A00269 Riser - Nitrous oxide N2O EA A2A00271 Riser - Medical Air EA A2A00272 Riser WAGD EA Accessories Monitor Arms AHM-LCD-05 Amico 16" adjustable height flat panel arm EA SSM-LCD-05 Amico 12" arm for LCD, channel mounted EA NP-MRS-008 Amico 8" mounting channel for 16" adjustable arm EA Baskets and Trays V Basket, Pivoting EA V Basket, Compartment EA V Basket, Deep EA V Basket, Small EA V Mayo Tray, Small EA V Mayo Tray, Large EA A2A00172 Chart Holder Basket EA Organizer Accessories V Cable Organizer EA V Cord Wrap, Vertical EA A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

28 V Cord Wrap, Horizontal EA A2A00243 IV Pole (used in the OR and GI Suites) EA VT17215 IV Poles, Set EA A2A00175 Suction Canister Assembly, 2000cc EA A2A00164 E-Cylinder holder EA V Slide Adapter, Standard EA V Universal Holder EA P2E01100 Power Cable, IEC, 24" EA Smoke Evacuation A2A00227 Smoke Evacuator EA A2A00231 Smoke Evacuator, extra filter EA Covers and Trim A2A00379 COVER, ARM END, TEAL ABS-T EA A2A00379 COVER, ARM END, TEAL ABS-T EA A2A00380 COVER, BEARING, WHITE ABS-W EA A2A00381 COVER, DROP TUBE, WHITE ABS-W EA A2A00382 TRIM RING, HEAD, TEAL PVC-T EA A2A00383 COVER, ROUND CORNER, SHELF, TEAL ABS-T EA A2A00384 COVER, SQUARE CORNER, SHELF, TEAL ABS-T EA A2A00385 SIDE TRIM, DRAWER (LEFT/RIGHT) TEAL ABS-T EA A2A00386 COVER TRIM, DRAWER (LEFT/RIGHT), TEAL ABS-T EA A2A00387 COVER, SIDE, DRAWER, TEAL ABS-T EA A2A00388 SCREW COVER, M4, M5, M6, M8, M10, TEAL ABS-T EA A2D00433 SCREW COVER, ON SHELF ROUND CORNER EA A2D00434 SCREW COVER, ON ARM END COVER EA A2D00435 SCREW COVER, ON BEARING COVER EA A2D00436 HEAD SLIDE SEAL, TYL BOOM FOOT A2D00043 SHROUD COLLAR, BLACK, LARGE FLANGE EA Brake system parts A2A00378 ASM, SOLENOID VALVE-T EA A2A00287 REGULATOR, R-X-REG-HP-05 EA A2A00446 HOSE CONNECTOR, BRASS, 5 PORT EA A2A00447 HOSE CONNECTOR, BRASS, 4 PORT EA A2D00314 BOX, POWER SUPPLY, EA A2D00367 FITTING, 1/4H X 1/2 MIP INSERT EA A2D00368 FITTING, 1/4H X 1/8 MIP INSERT EA A2D00369 HOSE CLAMP, 7/32-5/8 SS EA A2D00371 ELBOW, 1/8 FPT, 90 DEG, BRASS EA A2D00372 STREET TEE, 1/8 FPT X MPT X FPT, BRASS EA A2D00373 FITTING, 1/8T X 1/8 MPT, STRAIGHT, BARBED EA A2D00395 HOSE CLAMP, 1/4 TUBING, ZINC-PLATED, 2-EAR EA A2N WAY HOSE CONNECTION, BRASS EA A2R00370 HOSE, 1/4 ID FDA PVC NYLON BRAID FOOT A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

29 Accessory Images V V V IV Resuscitator Bag Holder Cable Organizer Vertical Cord Wrap Hook allows for hanging IV bags and package resuscitation bags. Functional loading up to 10 lb (4.5 kg), yielding 5 lb (2.3 kg) per hook. V V V Horizontal Cord Wrap Basket 6 ½ W x 4 D x 4 H Basket Pivoting 9 9/16 W x 9 9/16 D x 4 H Functional loading up to 5 lb (2.3 kg) Functional loading up to 5 lb (2.3 kg) Basket mounts in front of the rail. Designed to pivot. Inner liner is provided to contain supplies. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

30 V V V Hinged Mayo Tray 13 5/8 W x 9 3/4 D Hinged Mayo Tray 17 1/8 W x 11 5/8 D Standard Slide Adapter 1 13/16 inner width Tray folds down easily when not in use. Tray folds down easily when not in use. Functional loading up to 15 lb (6.8 kg) Functional loading up to 15 lb (6.8 kg) V Bird Blender Slide Used to mount oxygen blenders, bottle holders,.suction canisters, and other slide-mounted devices. Adapter for Bird Blenders. V Universal Holder Designed to accept various accessories. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

31 V Basket 18 W x 9 ½ D x 4 H Basket mounts in front of the rail. Includes three (3) dividers. Functional loading up to 10 lb (4.5 kg). V Basket 11 W x 4 D x 4 H Basket mounts in front of the rail. Functional loading up to 5 lb (2.3 kg). *Weight of accessories and corresponding equipment must be accounted for in the overall payload of the Navigator. The use of accessories will decrease the weight allowance per shelf. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

32 9.0 Technical Information Horizontal range Feature Single arm reach (both fixed and retractable arms) Double fixed arm reach Double retractable arm reach Service head overall height Service head rotation Temperature Relative humidity Dimensions for the Navigator Ceiling Arm 330 for each arm 39.4 (1000 mm) Dimension 78.7 (2000 mm) to 91.9 (2336mm) depending on configuration 57 (1450 mm) 600 mm, or 1000 mm 330 for all heads Environmental Conditions for Transport and Storage Description Specification -40 F (-40 C) to 158 F (70 C) < 95% non-condensing Temperature Relative humidity range Description Environmental Conditions for Use Specification 65 F (18 C) to 104 F (40 C) ambient temperature < 80% non-condensing Rated Power Frequency Description Mains Power Requirements Specification 110/120V AC, 20A or 220/240V AC, 10A 50/60 Hz A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/

33 Classification and Standards The Navigator Ceiling Arm is manufactured according to the following classifications and standards: Technical and Quality Assurance Standards UL 1047 CSA a C22.1 No. 125-M1994 CSA Z NFPA 70 NFPA 99 ASTM E84 ASTM 75 ASTM 450 Equipment Classification Class I Degree of Protection Against Electric Shock *Equipment without an applied part. Degree of Protection Against Ingress of Water Degree of Protection Against the Presence of Flammable Anaesthetic Mixtures This product has been certified by TUV Product Services. Ordinary equipment IPX0 Not for use with flammable anaesthetics. Not to be used with oxygen tents. Use oxygen-administering equipment of the nasal, mask, or ventilator type only. A2Z00507 Rev 00 6/29/