OWNER and OPERATOR MANUAL SHAMPAINE* 5100B/5100E Surgical Table MDT DIAGNOSTIC COMPANY 7871 Spartan Boulevard East PO Box 40488 North Charleston, South Carolina 29428, USA Technology for Life 950519 Rev. AOWNER and OPERATOR MANUAL 350519 (9/12/95) New Manual Release Related Publications: Installation instructions 350551 Service Manual ‘350520 Parts Catalog ‘350552 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS & NOTES IN MANUAL ‘The following symbols with related notes appear in this manual. “Warning” notes alert the user to the possibilty of personal injury. “Caution” notes alert the user to the possibilty of damage to the equipment. “Notes” alert the user to pertinent facts and conditions. MDT assumes no libility for table performance when used with accessories designed by others for use on Shampaine equipment, or damgage resulting ee to Shampaine equipment resutting from the ue of accessories designed by others. LI Ele & This manual contains proprietary information of MDT Corporation. It shall not be reproduced in whole or in part without the written permission of MDT. © MOT and Shampaino are registered trademarks. Copyright © 1995 by MDT Corporation ii 3505194. General Information ieimscime esos ode. General Description . Floor Lock System... . . . Radiolucent Table Top and Pads. sit 5 3 Reversible Headrest and Leg Extension ...... . Footswitch . . Additional Features... .. « Power Supply . 51008... BIOOE ... Control Pendant Control Pendant Indicators Control Pendant Functions Manual Pump... . ‘Awviliary Control Pendant . 2. Operating Instructions . . Pinch Points... 2. . ++ + Load Capacity . s Table Orientation i Patient Positioning... . Operation... ee eee eee Function Priority... . Table Movement Limits . Headrest... ae Footswitch (Optional) . . Cassette Holder . : Transfer Support (Optional) . 3, Emergency Instructions . 4. Operator Maintenance peace oe Periodic Maintenance . . . . ‘Cleaning and Disinfection . Chrome-Plated Surfaces Stainless Steel Surfaces . Painted Surfaces ........ Conductive Items . . Leather and Canvas Items Control Pendant... eee zie Parts And Accessories ..........000005 see eee 350519U6 Le 36 i y ‘S50519-A : egg SEE PAGE 2-1 - ae git gb a Uo SEE PAGE 2-1 LOCATION OF WARNING LABELS (on International Models) iv 350519— IMPORTANT — SPECIAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS THAT FOLLOW APPEAR WITHIN THE MANUAL. READ THEM CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING THE UNIT AND FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS. WARNING notes alert the user to the possibilty of personal injury. GENERAL DESCRIPTION (p. 1-1) WARNING—POSSIBLE EXPLOSION HAZARD: DO NOT operate the table in the presence of flammable anesthetics. The Shampaine 5100B and 5100E are designed for use in non-hazardous anesthetizing loca- tions. POWER SUPPLY (p.1-2) WARNING—ELECTRICAL HAZARD: Repeated trip- ping or fuse replacement may indicate a ground fautt or overioad condition. The table will not operate reliability under such a condition and may be electrically unsafe, Do not use the table unti this condition is comected. PINCH POINTS (p.1-4) WARNING—Cutting or crushing injury may occur it any part ofa patient or staff member's caught ina pinch point when the table is articulated, AUXILIARY CONTROL PENDANT P.1-6) WARNING—The auxiliary contro! pendant does not have the FLEX or FEET LOCK functions. It is intended to complete procedures, followed by charging the bat- teries or servicing the table. This switch is used to raise the floor feet to mobilize the table in an emergency. Ifthe floor fest are unlocked, the table may roll when the ‘manual pump is operated. WARNING—The auxiliary contro! is configured for the normal patient orientation. Before operating the auxiliary pendant, note the patient orientation. If the patient is reversed, the Back function must be used to raise or lower the patient's leg, and the Leg function to raise or lower the patient's back. LOAD CAPACITY (p. 2-2) WARNING—Overloading may result in tipping of the table or failure of the table sections to move. Do not exceed these maximum loads in service. TABLE ORIENTATION (p. 2-8) WARNING—Before positioning the table, be sure the correct table orientation is selected, as indicated by the NORM or REV indicator on the control pendant. Im- ‘proper orientation will result in reverse functioning and. Potential patient injury. PATIENT POSITIONING (p.2-4) WARNING—POSSIBILITY OF TIPPING: To maintain an adequate reserve of stabilty, remember that the Patient's pelvis should always be located over the seat in normal orientation section (or back section if raverse perineal position is used). Cantilevering the patient be- vyond the normal range of the table will impair stabilty ‘and result in patient injury and equipment damage if the table is upset. OPERATION (p-2-5) WARNING—For maximum stability, the table should always be locked to the floor whenever a patient is on the table, or being transferred to or from the table. This table is not intended for patient transport. HEADREST (p.2-8) WARNING—Do not use the headrest as a table exten- sion or mount crutches or lithotomy holders to the headrest side rail. Overloading of this type can fracture the ratchet pawls, resulting in failure of the headrest and patient injury. The headrest should only be used for supporting the head, WARNING — When moving the table, do not apply ‘excessive force against the headrest. Excessive force can damage the locking abilty of the headrest, which inight result in patient injury. WARNING—Do not remove the restrictors from the ‘headrest siderails. ‘TRANSFER SUPPORT (Optional) (p21) WARNING—Patient or staff injury and equipment dam- age may result from the improper use of this accessory. Follow the guidelines on page 2-11 to prevent injury or damage. i 350519TECHNICAL DATA Electrical Power Requirements 115 VAG, 50/60 Hz, 4A, Single-Phase or 230 VAG, 50/60 Hz, 2A, Single-Phase Environmental and Storage Requirements: Operation ‘Ambient temperature range of 50 to 104 °F (10 to 40 °0), relative humidity range of 10% to 90%, and atmospheric pressure from 700 to 1060 hPa (10 to 15 psi). ‘Transport and Storage ‘Ambient temperature range of -40 to 158 °F (-40 to 70 °C), relative humidity range of 10% to 100%, and atmospheric pressure from 500 to 1060 hPa (7 to 16 psi). ‘Table Top and Pads Radiolucent and conductive panels conform to 21 CFR ‘Subchapter J, Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act of 1968. Dimensions: Length 72.112" (1842 mn); 88 3/8" (2245 mm) with removable leg extension Width: 1994" (502 mim); excluding the side rails Height 28" to 43" (711 mm to 1092 mm) Weight Approximately 700 Ibs (318 kg) Range of Motion: Trendelenburg Up to 25° Reverse Trendelenburg Up to 25° Lateral Tit Up to 18° right or oft Back Section Adjustable 30° below horizontal to 90° above horizontal Kidney Elevator Extendable up to 21" (64 mm) Leg Section ‘Adjustable 95° below horizontal to 70° above horizontal Headrest Adjustable from 90° below horizontal to 45° above in 15° increments: Longitudinal Slide 8" (203 mm) total Load Capacity: Liting 500 Ibs. (227 kg) Articulation 400 Ibs. (181 kg) ‘Section Lift 300 Ibs. (136 kg) vi 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 1. General Information GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL DESCRIPTION NOTE 51008 WARNING—POSSIBLE EXPLOSION HAZARD: DO NOT operate the table in the presence of flammable anesthetics, The Shampaine 5100B and 5100E are designed for use in non-hazardous anesthetizing locations. See page 2-2 for loading capacities (maximum patient weight). ‘The Shampaine 51008 is a battery-powered, hydrauli- cally-positioned, major surgical table. A hand-held control pendant is used to position the table. Hydraulic pressure is provided by a 24 Volt DC motor-driven pump ‘or a manual foot pump. ‘The 5100B may be operated with or without the power cord connected. Mains power is only required to charge the batteries. 5100E, ‘The Shampaine 5100E is a mains-powered, hydraull- cally-positioned, major surgical table, A hand-held control pendant is used to position the table. Hydraulic pressureiis provided by a 24 Volt DC motor-driven pump ‘or a manual foot pump. If mains power is interrupted, the backup batteries will provide temporary power for the control pendant. The anual foot pump must be used during battery opera- tion. FLOOR LOCK SYSTEM The three self-stabilizing floor feet compensate up to ‘¥e" (13 mm) for unlevel floors. The floor feet can be lowered (locked) or raised (unlocked) using the control pendant. When the floor feet are raised (unlocked), the fable rests on four casters. ADIOLUCENT iE LEG PENDANT BOX SEAT. _KDNEY sack EXTENSION SECTON (Oppoete Se) SECTION ELEVATOR SECTON HEADREST Foorswirci CONTROL PENoANT RECePIALE RecePTacue (Opposite Side) (Opposite Side) contro PENDANT AUXILIARY. OK CONTROL. DRAWER MANUAL Poe te Peo See FIGURE 1-1. SHAMPAINE 500B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 4. General Information MANUAL PUMP PEDAL PILOT LAMP POWER MECHANICAL SAFETY ENTRY BAR MODULE, / \ SERVICE CASTER “Gate FLOOR FEET \ FUSE COVER POWER CORD RECEPTACLE (BEHIND COVER) ON/OFF SWITCH FIGURE 1-2. BASE COMPONENTS RADIOLUCENT TABLE TOP AND PADS ‘The table top and leg extension surfaces are made from. electrically-conductive radiolucent panels. The table is fitted with a matching set of conductive radiolucent pads. Velcro tapes hold the pads in place. CAUTION — Protect the top and bottom surfaces from nicks and scratches. Scratches more than .005 inch (127 mk- rons) deep may appear on x-rays. ‘Damaged or scratched panels should be Each table section has a cassette channel that can accommodate x-ray cassettes upto 14° x17" (356x432 mm). replaced if x-ray quality is affected. REVERSIBLE HEADREST AND LEG EXTENSION ‘The table top has perineal cutouts in both the seat and back sections. The backseat pad can be reversed to ‘expose the desired cutout. The headrest and leg exten- sion can be interchanged to allow for normal and reversed patient orientation. 1-2 FOOTSWITCH ‘An optional footswitch control is available for proce- dures where the surgeon is seated at the pelvic end of the patient. Footswitch functions include: Trendelen- burg/Reverse Trendelenburg, Table Up/Down, and Tit Left Tit Right. The patient orientation is determined by the control pendant. ADDITIONAL FEATURES In addition to the standard table functions, the control pendant includes two special features: Retum to Level ‘and Patient Orientation. The Return to Level feature automatically moves the table to a horizontal level po- sition. The Patient Orientation adjusts all functions relative to the patient's position on the table (normal or reversed). ‘The START/STOP function on the control pendant pro- vides two safety functions: START/STOP must be pressed to activate the pendant before selecting a table function, and START/STOP may be used to stop the table while in motion. 350519‘SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 1. General Information POWER SUPPLY LN NOTE P| WARNING — ELECTRICAL HAZARD: Repsated fuse replacement may indi- cate a ground fault or overload conalton. The table will not operate reliably under such a condition and may be electrically unsafe. Do not use the table until this condition is corrected. To prolong battery operation Ife, turn OFF the controls On/Off switch when not in use (i., ovemight). Recharge the batteries as indicated by Nore p>] the battery indicator on the control pendant, It is @ good practice to charge them once a week (Le., overa weekend). The controls On/Off switch must be ON to recharge the batteries, POWER CORD RECEPTACLE, FUSES PILOT LAMP (BEHIND COVER) (BEHIND COVER) CONTROLS ‘ON/OFF SWATCH FIGURE 1-3, POWER ENTRY ASSEMBLY The pilot lamp will be lit whenever the power cord is plugged into a live AC outlet. The controls On/Off switch shuts off the batteries and control circuits. In addition, the power cord receptacle, batteries, pump motor, and control circuits are protected by fuses, If the table is plugged in, the pilot lamp will remain on when the on/off switch is on before operating the table or recharging the batteries. 51008 ‘The 5100B is powered by two 12 VDC batteries con- nected in series. These batteries provide power for the control circuits and the motor-driven pump. The batter- ies are charging whenever the power cord is plugged in (Pilot lamp is it) and the controls On/O#t switch in ON. Inan emergency, the pump motorcanbe stopped by turing OFF the controls On/Off switch. Battery condition is indicated by the battery indicator on the control pendant. This display has three sections: green (full charge), yellow (low charge) and red (re- charge). Only one color will be activated at a time. 5100E ‘The 5100E Is a mains-operated (AC) table with battery backup (for operation of the controls oniy). nan emergency, the pump motor canbe NOTE stopped by unplugging the power cord. “The batteries are charging whenever the power cord is plugged in (pilot lamp is It) and the controls On/Off ‘switch in ON. ‘The battery indicator on the control pendant will be ‘green when the power cord is plugged in, and red when the batteries are in use. Ifthe batteries are low, the light will start at yellow and go to green. ee 350519 1-3SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 1. General Information CONTROL PENDANT All table functions are controlled by a hand-held pen- dant. The floor feet must be locked to operate the other pendant functions. This ensures that the table will not move while being positioned. ‘The control pendant plugs into the Pendant Box on the right side of the table. DRAWER OPEN INDICATOR NORMAL: ORIENTATION INDICATOR BACK DOWN. TABLE DOWN TRENDELENBURG ——| SLIDE REVERSE ————| TUT LEFT ————] KIDNEY UP] FLEX ———— RETURN TO LEVEL NORMAL POSITION UNLOCK FLOOR] FEET Nell el WARNING — Before positioning the ta- ble, be sure the correct table orientation is selected, as indicated by the NORM or REV ingicator on the control pendant. Improper orientation will result in reverse functioning and potential patient injury. TABLE UP LEG UP SERVICE INDICATOR REVERSE ORIENTATION INDICATOR LEG DOWN }——___ REVERSE ‘TRENDELENBURG [—— suDE FORWARD | tir rig | ——— KIDNEY DOWN | ~~ rertex |__— REVERSE POSITION Lock FLOOR FEET | BATTERY INDICATOR START / STOP ————* RF v0 FIGURE 1-4. CONTROL PENDANT 4 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 1. General Information CONTROL PENDANT INDICATORS © DWR (yelion) — Auxiliary Control (auxiliary pen- dant) drawer is open, © SERV (red) — Control matfunction. Use auxiliary control pendant and manual foot pump. It the SERV indicator lights, call your be ‘MDT product support representative. Nore © NORM (green) — Normal patient orientation is se- lected. In normal orientation, the patient's head is at the end of the table with the manual foot pump. ‘* REV (yellow) — Reverse patient orientation is se- lected: ‘© UNLOCK (yellow) — Floor feet are raised (table unlocked). 2 LOCK (green) — Floor feet are lowered (table locked). ‘© Battery (61008) — Indicates status of battery: Green — Full charge. Pump motor is operational. Yellow — Low charge. Pump motor is operational, but batteries should be charged at the first opportu- nity. Red (flashing) — Recharge battery. Pump motor is shut off and manual foot pump must be used. Red (steady) — Auxiliary pendant must be used. Recharge battery immediately! © Battery (100E) — Indicates AC or battery opera- tion: Green — AC power is present. Red (Flashing — Backup battery mode. Electric pump is shut off and manual foot pump must be used. Red (Steady) — Auniliary pendant must be used. Recharge battery immediately! Battery backup mode is intended for batteries after power is restored. CONTROL PENDANT FUNCTIONS © Leg Up/Leg Down — Raises and lowers the leg section. * Table Up/Table Down — Raises and lowers the entire table top. © Back Up/Back Down— Raises and lowers the back section. © TREND/REV TREND (Trendelenburg) — Tilts the entire table top about the transverse axis. © SLIDE FORWARDISLIDE REVERSE — Shifts the entire table top with respect to the It column. © TILTLEFT/TILT RIGHT — Tis the entire table top about the head to foot axis. © KIDNEY UP/KIDNEY DOWN — Raises and lowers the kidney elevator, : © FLEX/REFLEX — Flex combines Back Down with Reverse Trendelenburg to form an inverted vee (ackknife position). Reflex combines Back Up and Trendelenburg. © LEVEL — Moves the table back into a horizontal level position. © ORIENT TABLE — Selects normal (NORM) or re- verse (REV) patient orientation. © FLOOR LOCK/UNLOCK — Raises (unlocks) or lowers (locks) the floor feet. © START/STOP — Tums the control pendant on and off. The pendant will be backit when activated. Note The pendant will automatically shut off after 30 seconds if a table function is not selected. emergency use only. Recharge the 350519 1‘SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 1. General Information MANUAL PUMP ‘The manual foot pump is used to provide hydraulic pressure when: © the red battery indicator is It (lashing or steady) © the auxiliary control pendant is used © a power failure necessitates its use. ‘The MANUAL PUMP pedal is located at the head end of the base, PEDAL RELEASE s0367—€ FIGURE 1-5. MANUAL PUMP. To use the manual foot pump, pull the pedal out until it snaps into the extended position. To position the table, press and hold the desired func- tion button on the control pendant and operate the manual pump. For best results, depress the pump pedal completely, making full strokes, at the rate of about one stroke per second. To retract the pump pedal, pull down on the pedal release and push the pedal in. AUXILIARY CONTROL PENDANT LN ‘The yellow auxiliary control pendant is located in the AUXILIARY CONTROL drawer on the left side of the base. Use the atixilary control pendant when: POSSIBILITY OF INJURY — The auxit- lary control pendant overrides the ORIENT TABLE feature. The auxiliary pendant is wired for normal orientation ‘only. Note the patient orientation (normal or reverse) before operating the table using the auxiliary pendant. © the main control pendant will not function © the batteries are nearly discharged and the table must be mobilized SLIDE FORWARD |_—-SLIDE_ REVERSE KIDNEY uP—_] rs Gi —kioney DOWN TUT LEFT — 1S et aur richt tae uel op TABLE DOWN LEG UP ie & LEG DOWN BACK UP 2 BACK DOWN TRENDELENBURG —j7@ SY7—REVERSE TREND FEET —e UNLOCK FIGURE 1-6. AUXILIARY CONTROL PENDANT. ifpatientis reversedon the table, use the back function to position the patient's leg and the Jeg function is position the pa- tient’s back. The slide, tilt, and Trendlenburg function will also be re- versed. : NOTE p>} The manual foot pump must be used to provide hydraulfc pressure when the auxiliary control pendant is used. EE 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE. 1. General Information WARNING—POSSIBILITY OF INJURY: The auxilary control pendant does not have the FLEX or FEET LOCK functions, It is intended to complete procedures, followed by charging the batteries or servicing the table. The feet Unlock switch Is used to raise the floor feet to mobilize the table in an emergency. WARNING — POSSIBILITY OF INJURY: The auxilary control pendant functions will operate regardless of whether the floor feet are locked or unlocked. Ifthe floor fest are unlocked, the table may roll when the manualpump is operated. Be To remove the auxiliary control pendant, pull the finger pull tab and slide the drawer open, FIGURE 1-7. AUXILIARY CONTROL DRAWER, When the drawer is open, control is automatically switched from the main pendant to the aunxliary control pendant. The drawer must be closed flush against the base to allow the main pendant to operate. 350519 17SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 4. General Information NOTES ees 18 ‘350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2. Operating Instructions OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PINCH POINTS WARNING — Cutting or crushing injury ‘may occur if any part of a patient or staff ‘member is caught in a pinch point when the table is articulated. CAUTION — Damage to the table or object may occur if any forelgn object is caught in a table pinch point when the table is articulated. Due to the variety of table positions attainable with the Pinch points include but are not limited to: Kidney elevator to seat channels Kidney elevator to seat top Kidney elevator to baok section Back section to side shields Leg section to side shields Leg section to column shield Leg section to base cover Back section link to seat channel 9. Column shields to base cover PNOMA NS 5100B and 5100E tables, pinch orcrushingpoints exist, 10. Side shields to column shields (in tit) ‘The OR staff must be trained to ensure that body parts 44, Floor feet to base fr surgical apparatus are not caught in pinch points ‘when the table is operated. 12, Floor feet to floor : : 13, Base to floor This list is not all inclusive because pinch points can be created by the attachment of accessories. Always check that the patient and staff are clear of all pinch points before moving the table or while the table is in motion. RADIOLUCENT lec less SEAT KIDNEY, p93 gg (BACK EXTENSION SECTION SECTION elevator" SECTION HEADREST _S == = =] : Ser 6 [-— sive SHIELDS coum IN SHIELD i 7 Soil MANUAL PUNE cove NG ua : os a7 eee PN ae Foor g FEET FIGURE 2-1. PINCH POINTS aH 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2, Operating Instructions LOAD CAPACITY ‘The section iting capacity is 300 Ibs. (186 kg) located WARNING — Overloading may resutt in 43 in, (830 mm) from the pivot point. This applies to tipping of the table or failure of the table oth the Back and Leg functions. sections to move. Do not exceed these ‘maximum loads in service. ‘The patient lifting capacity is 500 Ibs. (227 kg). This means that the Table Up, Trendelenburg, and Reverse Trendelenburg functions will operate with a 500 Ib, patient positioned on the table. FIGURE 2-4. SECTION LIFTING CAPACITY FIGURE 2-2. PATIENT LIFTING CAPACITY ‘The patient articulation capacity is 400 tbs. (181 kg). ‘This means that a 400 Ib. patient can be moved into any of the standard procedural positions. NS '350519-H FIGURE 2-3. PATIENT ARTICULATION CAPACITY — poses aaafasdnseopepe nua pansintabaannanaanisioastoneaeasninniosessossstoceseesnsnssssissssiasesneinsasaaiasisieeeeess ny 2-2 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2, Operating Instructions TABLE ORIENTATION ra Normal (NORM) orientation is defined as follows: WARNING — Before positioning the ta- le, be sure the correct table orientation is selected, as indicated by the NORM or REV indicator on the contro! pendant. Improper orientation willresutt in reverse functioning and potential patient injury. ‘* The head end is the end with the manual pump pedal. ‘® The perineal cutout in the seat section is exposed ‘© Left and right refer to the patient's left and right al Se Set sii ORE AERIT sewes FIGURE 2-8, NORMAL TABLE ORIENTATION Reverse (REV) orientation is defined as follows: ‘© The head end is the end opposite of the manual pump pedal ‘© The back/seat pad is reversed to expose the per- ineal cutot the back section ‘® The headrest is removed and the optional leg 6x tension may be installed depending upon the pro- cedure. © Left and right refer to the patient's left and right the roku enbdon ame "Saat piodssean ac FIGURE 2-5. REVERSE TABLE ORIENTATION —_—_—— esses 350519 2-3SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2. Operating Instructions PATIENT POSITIONING ZN WARNING — POSSIBILITY OF TIP- PING: To maintain an adequate reserve of stability, remember that the patient's pelvis should always be located over the ‘seat section (or back section if altemate perineal position is used). Cantilevering the patient beyond the normal range of the table will impair stabiliy and may resultin patient injury or equipment dam- age ifthe table is upset. When the patient is placed in lithotomy position on the seat section, the following precautions must be followed to ensure safety and stability: © The table must be securely locked to the floor and not mobilized while the patient is in the lithotomy position. © Use caution when raising the leg section while the Patient is in this position. ‘The tabletop may be slid towards the foot NOTE >| end of the table (full slide forward) without compromising stability _———————| BAck SECTION SEAT: — SECTION SeGTION SUDE FIGURE 2-7. NORMAL PERINEAL POSITION For OB/GYN, cystoscopy, and endo/urology proce- dures using a'C-arm, the patient may be reversed with the pelvis positioned on the back section over the alter- nate perineal cutout. sex “secTON suroure Sram aay ae BACK ‘setiion itty sue FIGURE 2-8. REVERSE PERINEAL POSITION The following precautions must be followed to ensure safety and stability: ‘® Thetable should be securely locked to the floorand. not mobilized while the patient is on the back sec- tion, * Use the transfer leg support (see page 2-13) to temporarily support the patient's legs prior to and after lithotomy positioning on the back section. In normal orientation, the tabletop may be slid towards the head end of the table (full slide reverse) for increased C-arm access without compromising stability. eee 24 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2. Operating instructions OPERATION LIiCe & WARNING — For maximum stability, the table should always be locked to the floor Whenever a patient is on the table, or is being transferred to or from the table. This table is not intended for patient transport. CAUTION — Do not stand on the base cover. Damage to table or operator injury may resut. CAUTION — Storage of clamps, acces- sories, eto. on the base cover may result in damage to lift column shields and pre- vent proper elevation or descent of the table. The 5100B table can be operated with or without the power cord connected to the ‘mains inlet receptacle. Plug in the power cord if the batteries need recharging. The table may be operated while the batteries are charging. Plug the power cord into mains inlet receptacle. The pilot lamp will be lit whenever mains power Is present. ‘Turn ON the controls On/Ott swite! Press START/STOP to activate the control pen- dant, The pendant will be tumed off after 30 seconds if @ function is not pressed. 4, Press FLOOR LOCK to lower the floor feet. The green LOCK indicator on the control pendant will light when the floor feet are locked. a Press ORIENT TABLE — NORM or REV to select table orientation (normal or reverse). The green NORM indicator or yellow REV indicator will be it 1 indicate table orientation, 2 Select the desired function and direction of move- ‘ment by pressing and holding the appropriate func- tion switch, Any two functions (except opposing functions) may be operated simultaneously. If two opposing function switches are pressed, neither funciton will operate. 7. Release the function switch to stop movement of the table when the desired position has been reached. 8, Press and hold LEVEL to retum the table to a horizontal position. . 9, Press FLOOR UNLOCK to raise the floor feet. The yellow UNLOCK indicator on the control pendant Will light when the floor feet are unlocked. Ifthe table functions do not operate, checkthe following: a. Is the yellow UNLOCK indicator lit? ° Lock the floor feet. b, Isthe yellow DWR indicator it? . Close the AUXILIARY CONTROL drawer. cc. Istho red battery indicator flashing or steady? + ‘The motor-driven pump has been disabled. Use the manual foot pump or plug in the table to recharge the batteries. d._Isthe red SERV indicator It? ° Unplug the table and use the auxiliary cor trol pendant and manual foot pump to posi- tion the table untilthe procedures finished. Call for authorized service and do not use the table until the problem is corrected. Se 350519 25SHAMPAINE 51008/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2. Operating Instructions EE Es 8’ tora = SLIDE KIDNEY UP TRAVEL FORWARD = 2-1/2 = Es 2 SEES _| KIDNEY DOWN SLIDE — REVERSE 1s = hee TABLE UP wT LER? TILT RIGHT EES 0 a EEE _ 75" TABLE DOWN r BACK UP tcc up /A if 7m [2 GEESE © SS | BSS Gees if f BACK DOWN LEG DOWN } | 95 us REVERSE, “9-4 TRENDELENBURG .. eect (NORMAL ORIENTATION) FIGURE 2-9. RANGE OF MOTION 350519SHAMPAINE 51008/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2, Operating Instructions FUNCTION PRIORITY When a function is selected (using either the control pendant or optional footswitch), that function has priority, overany other function with which it conflicts. Functions Which are independent in operation may be operated simultaneously by pressing the desired functions on the control pendant, Floor Lock, Floor Unlock, Return to Level, Flex, and Reflex cannot be operated simultaneously with other functions. FUNCTION CONFLICTING FUNCTION Table Up Table Down Back Up Back Down Leg Up Leg Down Trendelenburg Reverse Trendelenburg Slide Forward Slide Reverse Tit Left Tilt Right Kidney Up. Kidney Down Flex Reflex Floor Lock Floor Unlock Back Up (normal orientation) Kidney Up Leg Up (reverse orientation) Kidney Up Kidney Up Reflex Floor Lock ‘All other functions except patient orientation Floor Unlock Flex All other functions Reflex Retum to Level ‘TABLE MOVEMENT LIMITS Interference will occur when certain functions are combined to position the table. POSITION OF FUNCTION RESULTING FUNCTION LIMIT Full reverse Trendelenburg Tilt limited to 10° right or left Full tit (18°) right or lett Reverse Trendelenburg limited to 20° Back section up over 26° Kidney elevator cannot be operated Kidney elevator fully extended Back section limited to 26° elevation Slide fully toward head section and leg section down 95° Reverse Trendelenburg limited to 5° Reverse Trendelenburg and leg down 95 ° Interferes with base cover or column cover depending on table height. Tilt and leg down 95° Interferes with base cover. 350519 27SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2. Operating Instructions HEADREST WARNING — Do not use the headrest as a table extension. Do not mount crutch sockets orleg holders to the head- rest side rail. Overloading ofthis type can fracture the ratchet pawls, resulting in failure of the headrest and patient injury. The headrest should only be used for supporting the head. WARNING — Do not remove the restric- tors from the headrest siderails. CAUTION — Be sure the ratchet pawis are property aligned with the table when connecting or disconnecting the head section to the table. Failure to do so may result in damage to the ratchet pawis which would make it difficult to attach the head section to the table. The headtest side rails willhold standard NOTE accessory clamps, but are not designed to hold crutch or Clark sockets. Restrictors have been mounted on the headrest to prevent the installation of sockets of this type. : ae ie ‘The table headrest can be latched in any position from ‘90° below to 45° above horizontal in 15° increments. 350518-N FIGURE 2-10. HEADREST Toraise, it the end of the headrest. The ratchet will lock the assembly in the raised position. To lower, release the ratchet by pulling out on the release bar that runs across the underside of the head- rest. CAUTION—Support the headrest while lowering as it will fall freely when the ratchet is released. eS 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2. Operating Instructions FOOTSWITCH (Optional) CAUTION — If fluid drainage is antici pated, the footswitch should be protected by wrapping it with a clear disposable footswitch bag (Catalog No. ‘S-4005-FSB) To operate the footswitch control, the floor feet must be locked. It is not necessary to press the pendant STARTISTOP switch when operating the footswitch control. AN suoseens ras} yes TUT RiGit Trenpevengunc/ MSE PWN REVERSE. TRENDELENBURG FIGURE 2-11. FOOTSWITCH ‘The footswitch plugs into the receptacle box on the right side of the table, To avoid inadvertent actuation, the footswitch should be disconnected for oe procedures that do not require its use. The footswitch will not operate it ‘© the red battery indicator is It (flashing or steady) ‘© the auxiliary control drawer is open The footswitch may be used for the normal and reverse perineal positions. FIGURE 2-12. NORMAL PERINEAL POSITION When using the footswitch in the reverse perineal posl- tion, select reverse (REV) table orientation on the control pendant. FIGURE 2-13. REVERSE PERINEAL POSITION To operate the table, select the desired function and direction of movement by pressing the appropriate side of the rocker switch. Pressing the opposite side of the rocker will reverse the direction of travel. Releasing the rocker switch will stop table movement. Operating the footswitch and control pendant simultaneously will not cause a table malfunction, except that if opposing functions (such as table up and table down) are actuated simultaneously, the first switch selected will override its opposing function. If more than ‘one person is operating the table, they should be aware of this to avoid a conflict in the procedure, eee 350519 2-9SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2, Operating Instructions CASSETTE HOLDER CAUTION — Support the bottom of the cassette tray with one hand while insert- ing the cassette into the table. The handle is intended for sliding the cas- sette tray into the channel, not for liting. The table hasa cassette channel hat runs the fulllength of the table, head to foot. A cassette holder is provided with the table for inserting, locating, and removing x-ray cassettes up to 14" x 17" (356 x 432 mm) anywhere in the channel. CAUTION — Do not flex the table or move the back or leg sections with the cassette holderin place ordamageto the table and holder will occur. The channel may be used as long as there is clear access to insert or remove the cassette holder (e.g., cassettes may be inserted directly into the seat section of the table if the leg section is all the way up or down). CASSETTE TRAY. SECTIONS, ‘3503871 FIGURE 2-14, CASSETTE HOLDER 2-10 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2. Operating Instructions TRANSFER SUPPORT (Optional) ‘The transfer leg support (Catalog No. 4006 LS) is used totemporarily support the patient'slegs prior to andatter lithotomy positioning on the back section (reverse per- ineal position), WARNING — Patient or staff injury and equipment damage may result from the improper use of this accessory. Follow the guidelines below to prevent injury or damage. FIGURE 2-15, TRANSFER SUPPORT '® This accessory is for use only on Shampaine 4000 and 5000 Series surgical tables. Use on any other tables may result in decreased table stability and tipping. © The floor feet must be locked at all times whenever the leg support is used. © Use of the leg support in other positions or orianta- tion could resutt in decreased table stability or dis- ‘engagement of the leg support, © Usethisaccessory for temporary support of the legs only. The fabric sling is unpadded and not intended {for continuous patient support, Pressure sores and. tissue damage may result from prolonged support use, © Maximum weight load on the leg support is 80 Ibs. (86 kg) distributed along the support. Do not re- verse the patient to support the upper body on the leg support as this weight load will be exceeded. ‘Overloading can result in damage to the table or accessory, table instability and tipping. © Do not sit on the leg support when installed. © Inspect the leg support every six months, or every three months if used daily. During this inspection, check that the latch bars move freely and properly engage the dovetail slots on the table back section. Check that the four fasteners retaining the latch barsandtheirfouracom locknuts,aretight. (These fasteners are under the black plug caps on the support bars.) Carefully inspect the fabric sling for damage, seam integrity, tears and abrasion. Re- placement slings are available through the MDT Diagnostic Company customer service department. © Referto page 2-4 for additional instructions regard ing the safe placement of patients in lithotomy po- sition on the back section. Install the transfer support as follows: 1, Remove the headrest. 2, Insert the leg support in the back section channels. The latch bars must engage dovetail slots on table. The leg support must be inserted fully. 3, Tighten section lock screws to secure the attach- ment posts into the table channels. 4, Check for retention of support by pulling on it 350519 211SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 2, Operating Instructions NOTES 242 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 3, Emergency Instructions. EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS All operators should become familiar with the following emergency instructions, and with the operation of the auxiliary control pendant and manual foot pump before using the table. ar =>) ° : ger | (OO) vot rast : SERVICE SWITCH PROBLEM AOTION Loss of electrical power — pilot lamp is OFF. If battery indicator is green or yellow, no action is required (batteries are charged). {f battery indicator is red (flashing), use manual foot pump to provide hydraulic power. If battery indicator is red (steady), use auxiliary pendant and manual foot pump to provide hydraulic power. To conserve battery power, operate table only if necessary. Recharge the batteries immediately after power is restored. 51005: Use manual foot pump to provide hydraulic power. To conserve battery power, ‘operate table only if necessary. If battery indicator is red (steady), auxiliary pendant must be used. Recharge the batteries immediately after power is, restored. Control pendant failure, Use aunliary control pendant and manual foot pump. ‘SERV indicator on pendant is I. Unplug power cord and use auxiliary control pendant and manual foot pump to operate table unt! procedure is finished. Call for authorized service and do not uss table until problem is corrected. Table must be moved (floor feet locked) — control pendant does not work. Press FEET UNLOCK switch on auxiliary control pendant while operating the manual pump. Table must be moved (floor feet locked) — main and auxiliary control pendant does not work. Locate service switch behind the base cover near the manual pump pedal (see figure). Hold the momentary switch in the left position while pumping the manual pump pedal with your hand. Release the switch when the floor feet are retracted. —_—_— 350519 atSHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 3. Emergency Instructions NOTES a2 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 4, Operator Maintenance OPERATOR MAINTENANCE PERIODIC MAINTENANCE Regularly scheduled preventive maintenance and in- spection is essential for continued reliable operation. ‘The following schedule lists the minimum requirements to maintain the table in a serviceable condition. The following procedures should be NOTE performed by a qualified service technician. Refer to the Service Manual for procedures. RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE ITEM NORMAL PERIOD Check hydraulic fluid level, ‘Semi-annually, or whenever leakage is suspected or ‘components have been replaced. Lubrication: 4. Elevate ram Quarterly 2. Upper pivot points Quarterly 38. Lower pivot points Semi-annually 4. Kidney elevator Annually Inspection: 1, Electrical safety (visual) Monthly 2. Hydraulic system operation Quarterly 3. Ground continuity/leakage current Somi-annually 4, Flexible hydraulic lines Annually 5, Fasteners and retaining clips Annually 6. Clamps and accessories Annually 7. Structural integrity of table Annually 8, Situational As required Replacement: 41. Batteries Every 5 years 2. Valve manifold fier Every 5 years — 350519 otSHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 4, Operator Maintenance CLEANING AND DISINFECTION. CAUTION — Under no circumstances should steam or extremely hot water (over 150 °F) be used to disinfect or clean the table. Elevated temperatures ‘and unusually high humidity will weaken the nylon hydraulic lines and result in failure of the hydraulic system and ine creased leakage currents. Do not attempt to clean this table in automatic cart washing equipment. Use of high- pressure water guns could lead to an electrical malfunction and must be avoided. The use of quatemary-type disinfectants without immediate rinsing may result, af- ter an extended period of time, in corrosion of painted and plated table components. Rinse all surfaces which come in contact with this type of disinfec= tant and wipe dy. Care should be taken to avoid exposing the table to excessive moisture. Flooding, fogging or steam clean- ing is not recommended. CHROME-PLATED SURFACES ‘Chrome-plated surfaces should be wiped weekly with a clean, damp cloth. STAINLESS STEEL SURFACES Exterior surfaces should be regularly wiped clean with a mild detergent solution, rinsed, and wiped dry with a sott lint-free cloth, Cleaning Methods When cleaning stainless steel, never wipe the material ina circular motion. Always make the cleaning strokes in the same straight direction as the grain of the metal. Clean the surfaces in the following manner: ® Apply an appropriate cleaning agent (use a soft lint-free cloth), '® Rinse the surfaces with clear water (use a soft lint-ree cloth). © Diy the surface with a soft CAUTION — Failure to thoroughly dry the surface after cleaning may result in rust. tree cloth. Cleaning Agents ‘The best cleaning agentis a mild detergent. If stubbom stains persist, they should be removed using a mild cleanser such as Bon-Ami, or a non-chlorinated, non- abrasive cleanser. Strong bleaches and disinfectants, that are left on the stainless steel, may corrode or pit the surface of the metal. The surface should always be rinsed with clear water and then dried, using a soft lint-free cloth, to remove any residual cleaning agent. Removing Stains ‘Special cleaning is required to remove stubbom stains; such as plaster or blood that was left on the surfaces for ‘a long period of time. A 5% acetic acid solution or white vinegar is a good stain remover. Applying Disinfectants To disinfect exterior surfaces, use a quaternary ammo- nium or similar type disinfectant compound according to the manufacturer's direction for use. Rinse and wipe dry with a soft lint-free cloth, DO NOT use iodophors; staining will re Nore sult 350519‘SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE ‘4, Operator Maintenance PAINTED SURFACES Painted surfaces should be wiped weekly with a damp, clean, soft cloth and frequently washed with a mild soap and water solution to remove persistent stains. Appli- cation of paste wax will reduce staining and help preserve the surface luster. Harsh cleansing powders should not be used on painted surfaces. CONDUCTIVE ITEMS Conductive cushions, pads, wristets, belts, etc. can be kept clean by washing them with mild soap suds imme- diately after staining. If stains are persistent, a soft-brstle brush with mild soap suds or detergents will usually remove the stain. It is important that stains be removed as soon as possible. The cushions and other accessories must be clean in order to maintain conductivity. NOTE p> LEATHER AND CANVAS ITEMS Leather goods, such as wristlets and belts, may be washed with mild soap and water followed by an occa- sional application of Neatsfoot oll or saddle soapto keep the leather soft and pliable. Canvas straps may be scrubbed with a sof-bristle brush and detergents or washed in an automatic washer. Do not put pads on table top when it is wet, Allow table top to dry prior to installing pads and cushions. CONTROL PENDANT The control pendant and emergency pendant may be washed with mild detergent solutions, sanitizers, and disinfectants, Abrasive cleaners should not be used. DO NOT use solvents on plastic surfaces. Most solvents will leave or bbe ‘permanent blemishes on plastic parts. Unplug power cord and turn OFF controls On/Off switch before cleaning pendant. nore pp| 350519SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE 4, Operator Maintenance PARTS AND ACCESSORIES ‘The items listed below may be ordered from: MDT Diagnostic Company 7371 Spartan Boulevard East North Charleston, South Carolina 29418 (803) 552-8652 or 1-800-638-2427 ‘The following is a partial lst of parts and accessories that has been provided for you as a convenient replacement guide. For additional accessories, please contact your local MDT sales or product support representative, ty. Part No. A-053213 ‘A-057998 ‘A-062208 ‘A-055601 ‘A-062210 ‘A-055702 ‘A-052262 ‘A-062201 ‘A-063053 ‘A-062206 ‘A-062208 ‘A-032384 ‘A-032384 ‘A-056528 062293 Sais Se eeetito po nna me ane ee Description Holder, X-Ray Cassette Board, Arm Pad, Seat/Back Section * Pad, Leg Section * Pad, Headrest * Pad, Leg Extension * Clamp, Side Rail, Removable Socket, Anesthesia Screen Clamp, Side Rail Socket, Foot Step Pendant, Control Holder, Pendant ‘Shampaine Hydraulic Fluid Pad, 2 (for Arm Board) Footswitch : * part of 4003 SPB Pad Set (A-063294) eee 350519Index Auxiliary control drawer, 1-7 Auxiliary control pendant, 1-6 Cassette holder, 2-10 Cleaning, 4-2 Canvas items, 4-3 Chrome-plated surfaces, 4-2 Conductive items, 4-3 Control pendant, 4-3, Leather goods, 4-3 Painted surfaces, 4-3 Stainless steel surfaces, 4-2 Control pendant, 1-4 Functions, 1-5 Indicators, Electrical Power Requirements, vi Emergency instructions, 3-1 Environmental and storage requirements, vi Operation, vi Transport and storage, vi Flammable anesthetics, 1-1 Floor lock system, 1-1 Footswitch, 1-2, 2-9 Funetion priority, 2-7 General description, 1-1 Headrest, 1-2, 2-8 Leg extension, 1-2 Load capacity, 1-1, Patient articulation, Patient lifting, vi, 2-2 Section lifting, vi, 2-2 2 i, 2-2 SHAMPAINE 5100B/5100E SURGICAL TABLE, Index Maintenance schedule, 4-1 Manual pump, 1-6 Operation, 2-5 Pads, 1-2, vi Parts and accessories, 4-4 Patient orientation, 1-2 Patient positioners, 2-9 Reverse perineal, 2-9 Pationt positioning, 2-4 Lithotomy position, 2-4 Normal perineal, 2-4 Reverse perineal, 2-4 Patient positoners Normal perineal, 2-9 Pendant box, 1-4 Periodic maintenance, 4-1 Pinch points, 2-1 Power supply, 1-3 51008, 1-3 5100E, 1-3 Battery operation, 1-3 Radiolucent, vi Radiolucent table top, 1-2 Range of motion, vi Feetum to level, 1-2 ‘Service indicator, 3-1 Service switch, 3-4 Table movement limits, 2-7 Table orientation, 2-3 Normal, 2-3 Reverse, 2-3 Table top, vi Technical data, vi Transfer support, 2-11 Waring labels, iV 350519 HMMDT Diagnostic Company Technology for Life lephone (803) 552-8652 Facsimile (603) 552-0348 7871 Spartan Bud, East Noth Charleston, SC 20418-8444