EGA-501 SERIES

SERVICE MANUAL

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FUJINON® is a trademark of FUJIFILM Corporation
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50098-308 Rev A

© 2014 MEDIVATORS Inc.

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MEDIVATORS reserves the right to make changes in the specifications shown herein without
notice or obligation. Contact your MEDIVATORS representative or MEDIVATORS customer
service for more information.

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Table of Content
Theory of Operation ............................................................................................ 5
Indication of Use ................................................................................................. 5
Contraindications ................................................................................................ 6
Warnings & Cautions ........................................................................................... 6
Product Features .................................................................................................. 9
Technical Specifications .................................................................................... 10
Mechanical Specifications ................................................................................. 10
Accessory Items ................................................................................................ 12
Controls & Connections ..................................................................................... 13
Setup & Operation ............................................................................................. 16
Care & Maintenance .......................................................................................... 20
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Information ............................................. 21
Cover Removal ................................................................................................. 25
Insufflator Components ..................................................................................... 27
Power Supply .................................................................................................... 28
Control Board .................................................................................................... 29
Pump tray & Water Bottle Warmer .................................................................... 30
Troubleshooting ................................................................................................ 31
Unit will not power on ................................................................................... 31
Power switch LED is flashing ....................................................................... 35
Water heater switch is illuminated solid blue rather than green ................... 35
Low/medium/high indicators on the flow control dial will not illuminate ........ 36
Audible internal CO2 leak detected .............................................................. 36
Low pressure light keeps blinking ................................................................ 36
Water heater switch LED is flickering (blue or green) .................................. 37
Power supply is flashing .............................................................................. 37
CO2 heater switch LED turns blue while CO2 is flowing .............................. 38
CO2 flow is not correct according to Low/medium/high settings .................. 38

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 CO2 temperature is not rising when CO2 heater is turned on ..................... 38
Water bottle warmer is not functioning ......................................................... 38
Component Replacement .................................................................................. 39
Power Supply Replacement .............................................................................. 40
CO2 Manifold Replacement .............................................................................. 42
Control Board Replacement .............................................................................. 47
Control Board Installation .................................................................................. 48
Power Switch Replacement .............................................................................. 49
CO2 Heater Switch Replacement ...................................................................... 50
Flow Control Assembly Replacement ................................................................ 52
Parts List ........................................................................................................... 55
Disposal ............................................................................................................ 55
Warranty ............................................................................................................ 57

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Theory of Operation:
The MEDIVATORS® ENDO STRATUS® CO2 Insufflator works by regulating CO2 from a tank
source to a preset pressure and then controlling the output of CO2 to a GI endoscope system for
ultimate delivery as a distention media in the gastrointestinal tract. The clinician will use the
air/water valve on the GI endoscope and visual feedback of the GI endoscopic system to
manually distend the gastrointestinal tract with CO2.

The ENDO STRATUS CO2 insufflator contains a CO2 warming feature that allows the clinician to
modulate and control delivery of CO2 to the patient that has been warmed to a target temperature
of 37°C with an upper tolerance of +3°C. Warming is achieved as CO2 flows across a heating
element which can be switched on or off by the user, depending on if warming of the CO2 is
desired. The heating of the CO2 is accomplished through an internal 20W heating element with
dual redundant temperature sensors.

The flow rate can be adjusted to low, medium or high settings depending on the desired rate of
insufflation, with flow rates of 1.4 L/min, 2.4 L/min and 3.5 L/min maximum, respectively.

When the unit is turned on, the CO2 flow and heating function are off by default. To initiate gas
flow the user must turn the flow setting knob from the “off” position. The unit will detect gas flow
and will not allow the heater to operate unless gas flow is detected. In addition, there is a low gas
pressure sensor and the unit will indicate when the input CO2 pressure reaches 25 PSI by
illuminating a yellow light on the front panel.

The unit also has an output to power the water bottle warmer. The water bottle heating element
maintains the temperature of the water in a sterile water bottle at 37°C ± 3°C. It is controlled by
dual temperature sensors for redundancy and safety.

Definitions:
 Throughout this document the MEDIVATORS® ENDO STRATUS® CO2 Insufflator may be
referred to as “unit”, “machine”or “device”
 mL/min – milliliters per minute (flow)
 VAC – Volts Alternating Current (electrical potential)
 kPa – kilo Pascal (pressure)
 W – Watts
 VA – Volt Amps

Indications for Use:

The ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator is designed to use CO2 as a distention media in the
gastrointestinal tract when used in conjunction with a gastrointestinal endoscope.

The ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator contains a CO2 warming feature that allows the clinician to
modulate and control delivery of CO2 to the patient that has been warmed to a target temperature
37°C.

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Contraindications:
The MEDIVATORS® ENDO STRATUS® CO2 Insufflator should only be used by or under the
direct guidance of a physician experienced in the standard practices of gastrointestinal endoscopy
procedures. It should only be used for procedures where insufflation of the gastrointestinal tract is
necessary to support navigation of the GI endoscope and performance of any necessary
evaluation procedures. The device should not be used in any other method or for any other
treatments or procedures.

The device is contraindicated for laparoscopic or hysteroscopic insufflation. It must not be used
for intrauterine distension.

The device is contraindicated for CT colonography. Also, the device is not intended for use with or
exposure to magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems. Do not use the device in an
environment where it could be exposed to MRI systems.

Warnings and Cautions

Signal Words
WARNING: = Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided, could result in
death or serious injury.

CAUTION: = Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in
minor or moderate injury.
It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices or potential equipment
damage.

Safety Symbols

Attention

i Refer To Operating Instructions

Warning: Dangerous Voltage

Equipotentiality

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 DO NOT Allow Fingers to Contact Moving Parts

Hot Surface

MR Unsafe

Warnings
To reduce risk of electrical shock, do not remove cover. Refer servicing to qualified service
personnel.
To avoid the risk of electric shock, this equipment must only be connected to a supply
mains with protective earth ground.
The ENDO STRATUS® CO2 Insufflator is not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable
anesthetic mixture with oxygen.
The ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator shall be sold only by prescription for use by
physicians/clinicians who are trained regarding the amount of water to use for irrigation
and infusion.
Only qualified medical personnel in an acceptable medical facility should operate the
ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator.
The ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator should be connected to a properly grounded
receptacle marked “Hospital Grade” or “Hospital Only,” otherwise grounding reliability
cannot be achieved.
Extreme precaution must be taken when handling liquids around electrical equipment. DO
NOT operate the ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator if liquid has been spilled on the unit.
The ENDO STRATUS irrigation pump should not be used adjacent to or stacked with other
equipment other than another ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator device. Electromagnetic or
other interference may occur between the ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator and other
electronic devices. If stacked or adjacent use is necessary, the equipment or system
should be observed to verify normal operation in the configuration in which it will be used.
The ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator should only be used in conjunction with other
equipment whose safety against leakage currents has been established.
The instructions contained in the operating manuals of any equipment to be used in
conjunction with ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator must be followed to avoid any possible
hazard from incompatibility.

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The instructions for use described in this manual MUST be followed. Otherwise,
compromised safety, malfunction, injury to the operator and/or patient, or costly damage
to the unit and other equipment may occur.
The ENDO STRATUS® CO2 Insufflator must be connected to an appropriate power source
when loss of power source would result in an unacceptable risk.

Caution
If emergency or abnormal function occurs, immediately turn off the power to the unit.
Use only medical USP medical grade CO2 from a “D” or “E” size CO2 tank.
Read and understand all warnings that come with your commercially available “D” or “E” sized
CO2 tanks.
Field-servicing of the ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator is limited to the replacement of the power
cords, water bottle holder and heater assemblies, pump heads, foot pedals and fuses.
Remove power from the device before initiating any field servicing of the replacement parts.
There are no user serviceable parts inside the ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator unit. Repairs to
the ENDO STRATUS CO2 Insufflator should only be performed by qualified service personnel.
When the low pressure warning indicator illuminates, exchange the CO2 tank as soon as possible
to avoid loss of function.

Always keep a spare full tank of CO2 nearby for quick access.

Always keep the CO2 tank in an upright position to avoid fluid entering the unit.

Do not use the device if the enclosure is damaged or enclosure integrity has been compromised.
Do not attempt to operate the device before reading and understanding all sections of this
manual.
Medical electrical equipment needs special precautions regarding EMC and needs to be installed
and put into service according to the EMC information provided in “EMC Tables” Section.
Portable and mobile radio frequency (RF) communications equipment can affect medical electrical
equipment.
Do not expose the device to sources of electromagnetic interference such as CT equipment,
diathermy equipment, cellular phones, RFID tags and metal detectors.

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Product Features
Features
• Internal CO2 warmer eliminates cold CO2

• Built in water bottle warmer maintains water at up to 37°C with an allowable tolerance of ±
3°C

• Stackable with the ENDO STRATUS® Irrigation Pump

• Standard male luer lock output

• Uses standard “D” or “E” size CO2 cylinders

• Accepts input from wall CO2with standard DISS type connection

• Usable at CO2 input pressures lower than most comparable units, making efficient use of tank
supply

• Works with disposable ENDO SMARTCAP® and ENDOGATOR® hybrid tubing for safety and
compliance

Safety Features
• Dual inline pressure regulators ensure a constant pressure

• Two additional mechanical pressure reliefs at ≤75 PSI and ≤12 PSI prevents overpressure

• Low CO2 input pressure is indicated by a yellow light on the front panel

• On initial power up, gas flow is off until the flow knob is turned on

• CO2 warmer will not operate unless flow is initiated

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Technical Specifications
Electrical Specifications
Input Voltage: 100-240 VAC
Input Frequency: 50-60 Hz
Power Consumption 82 VA
Fuse Rating M10AL250V
Medium acting, 10 amp, low breaking capacity, 250 volt
Replace fuses only with those of same type and rating

Certifications IEC-60601-1, IEC-60601-1-2, IEC-60601-2-18

Classification Class 1 Type B
IP Rating (Ingress Protection) IP24
Warning: Grounding reliability can only be achieved when
connected to a receptacle marked “Hospital Grade”

Mechanical Specifications
Physical Dimensions:
Physical Dimensions:

Height 4-3/4 inches 121 mm

Width 7-3/4 inches 197 mm
Depth 13-3/4 inches 349 mm
Weight 10.5 pounds 4.8 kg

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CO2 Specifications
Free Flow rates (maximum unrestricted output to GI endoscope system):

Front panel setting

Low 1.4 L/min

Medium 2.4 L/min

High 3.5 L/min

GI endoscope Flow Rates (approximate flow rate at GI endoscope output):

Front panel setting

Low 0.6 – 0.9 L/min*

Medium 1.2 – 1.4 L/min*

High 1.5 – 1.8 L/min*

*These values are approximate and are based on testing with respective models of GI
endoscopes. User results may vary depending on GI endoscope used, channel diameter, and
channel length.

Output Connection: Male luer lock

Input Connection 1/4” male flare fitting

20W, internal, flow through, with dual redundant temperature

CO2 Heater
sensors.

CO2 Output Temperature 37°C (+3°C)

Operating Pressure Input pressure 850 PSI Maximum, 25 PSI Minimum*

*The low pressure warning light will illuminate at 25 PSI, although the unit may still flow. It is
recommended to replenish the C02 supply when the light illuminates.

Pressure regulator set point 8 PSI Maximum

Internal safety relief valves ≤ 75 PSI and ≤ 12 PSI

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Environmental requirements:
Operating Temperature 16° to 24°C (+61° to 75°F)
Operating Relative Humidity 30% to 75% non-condensing
Operating Pressure 70 kPa – 106 kPa (10.2 PSI – 15.4 PSI)
Storage Temperature 0° – 40°C (32° to 104°F)
Storage Relative Humidity 10% to 95% non-condensing
Storage Pressure 70 kPa – 106 kPa (10.2 PSI – 15.4 PSI)

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Controls and Connections
Front Panel
Note: All status indicator lights will be green during normal operation.

1. On/Off push button

Turns main power on or off to the unit

2. Water warmer On/Off

Push to turn water warmer on or off

3. CO2 Flow control

Controls flow rate of CO2 output. The three levels are represented by three green
indicators of “L”, “M”, and “H” which are illuminated to indicate the flow rate setting. The
flow rates are as follows*:
Low – 1.4L/min
Medium – 2.4L/min
High – 3.5L/min
*Flow rates shown are maximum free flow measurements at output of unit

Low gas pressure is indicated by the words “LOW PRESSURE” flashing to notify the user
that the gas input pressure has fallen below 25PSI.

4. CO2 gas output connector

Connect to tubing and GI endoscope. Standard male luer lock connector.

5. CO2 gas heater On/Off

Push to toggle CO2 gas heater On or Off

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Rear Panel Connections

1. Water Bottle Warmer connection

Power connection for water bottle warmer

2. CO2 input connection

For connecting a “D” or “E” sized CO2 tank. Use only pre-filtered medical grade CO2 gas.

3. Equipotentiality (Earth Ground)

4. AC power connection
AC power input 100-240 VAC, 50-60HZ

WARNING: Use only the hospital grade power line cord supplied with
this unit. Connect only to a power receptacle marked as hospital grade.

5. Fuse Receptacle

WARNING: Replace only with type and rating marked M10AL250V

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 6. Water Bottle Holder and Warmer
The water bottle holder contains the warming system for the water bottle and
connects to the MEDIVATORS® ENDO STRATUS® CO2 Insufflator by means of an
electrical cable which plugs into the receptacle marked “Water Warmer”.

Description of indicator lights on front panel

1 2

1. POWER SWITCH

NOT ILLUMINATED – Main power is turned OFF

ILLUMINATED GREEN –Main power is turned ON

2. WATER HEATER - POWER SWITCH

NOT ILLUMINATED –Water Heater Power switch is OFF

ILLUMINATED GREEN – Water Heater Power switch is ON
ILLUMINATED FLASHING BLUE - Indicates an Error: Water heater temperature sensor
is detecting an over temp condition or the heater cable is disconnected from the back of
the insufflator.

3. CO₂ FLOW CONTROL SWITCH

NOT ILLUMINATED – Switch set below the L (Low position)

ILLUMINATED L, M or H - Insufflator is powered on and L (low), M (Medium) or H (High)
has been selected.

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 FLASHING ILLUMINATED LOW PRESSURE – Supply CO₂ pressure is too low (<25 PSI)
or turned off)

4. CO₂ HEATER SWITCH

NOT ILLUMINATED – CO₂ heater is turned OFF

ILLUMINATED GREEN – CO₂ heater is turned ON
ILLUMINATED BLUE -Error: CO₂ is detecting an over temp condition or a low CO₂
pressure has been detected and the heater has been deactivated.

Setup and Operation

Initial Setup
1. Place the MEDIVATORS® ENDO STRATUS® CO2 Insufflator on a flat surface such as an
accessory cart or other suitable working surface.

2. Before beginning, inspect the ENDO STRATUS CO2 insufflator for any signs of damage.

3. Connect the power cord to the back of the device.

4. Before connecting the power cord to the hospital grade wall receptacle, make sure the power
is OFF, and no accessories are connected. Then plug the power cord into the wall receptacle.

5. Assemble the water bottle holder and warmer assembly in the following manner:

A. The following supplies are necessary and can be found in a bag attached to the water
bottle holder (see figure 1):

a - Short Screws (2)

b - Long Screws (2)
c - Large Hex Key
d - Small Hex Key

Figure 1

B. Attach the water bottle holder to the base tray using the (2) small screws and small hex
key. See figure 2.

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 Figure 2

C. Place the ENDO STRATUS® CO2 Insufflator on the base tray and install the (2) long
screws using the large hex key. See figure 3.

Figure 3

D. Adjust the water bottle hold-down bracket to fit the water bottles used by your facility. This
is done by loosening the nut on the back and sliding the bracket up or down so it contacts
the water bottle and then re-tightening the nut.

6. Plug the water warmer cable into the receptacle marked “Water Warmer” on the back of the
unit.

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CO2 hose attachment
Tools required:
 9/16” open-end wrench
 3/4” open-end wrench

Accessories required:
“D” or “E” size CO2 tank filled with medical grade CO2 (not included)
High pressure hose
Yoke adapter

1. Assemble the high pressure hose and the yoke by tightening the hose with the 3/4” wrench
while holding the yoke with the 9/16” open-end wrench.

2. Unscrew the T-handle on the yoke to allow it to slip over the top post of the CO2 tank. The
correct orientation is so that the two pins on the yoke line up with the two alignment holes on
the tank. (CO2 tank is not included with system, purchase separately)

3. After aligning the two pins, tighten the T-handle firmly.

4. Tighten the other end of the high pressure hose and yoke assembly to the back of the ENDO
STRATUS® CO2 Insufflator. Hold the brass fitting with wrench and use a second wrench to
tighten the hose nut. DO NOT USE TEFLON TAPE OR THREAD SEALANT ON THE
FITTINGS.

Pre-Procedure setup
1. Open the valve on the CO2 tank approximately 1 turn.

2. Turn the power switch to “On”

3. Test the setup by turning the flow control knob position clockwise. Verify that there is CO2
flowing out the front output of the unit. If there is no CO2 observed out the front of the unit
verify that the CO2 tank is full and check the connection outlined in CO2 hose attachment
above.

4. Turn off the flow control knob.

5. Connect the tubing to the front output of the device. Use only ENDO SMARTCAP® tubing or
ENDOGATOR® hybrid tubing manufactured by MEDIVATORS.

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6. When using ENDO SMARTCAP™ CO2 source tubing, attach ENDO SMARTCAP source
tubing to ENDO SMARTCAP® tubing or ENDOGATOR® hybrid tube set. Attach ENDO
SMARTCAP tubing or ENDOGATOR hybrid tube set to the GI endoscope according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.

Water Pre-Warming
1. The ENDO STRATUS® CO2 Insufflator can be used to control the Water Bottle Warmer
system. The warmer system can maintain the temperature of bottles of sterile water at 37°C
(±3°C). However, the system is not intended to raise the temperature of the water; therefore,
pre-warming of the water bottle is required.

2. The water bottle must be pre-warmed with a method such as a fluid warmer if warm water is
desired. Water bottle pre-warming should be performed according to the following instructions:

Place sterile water bottle in a fluid warming oven set to 37°C ± 3°C. Do not exceed this
temperature. If warm water is not desired, turn the water warmer on the pump off and
place a bottle of room temperature sterile water on the water bottle holder.

 NOTE: If the water warmer has been enabled and has exceeded the upper temperature set
point limit, the water warmer’s switch indicator light will turn blue and the warmer will
automatically shut off. If the switch indicator light is flashing blue, ensure the Water Warmer
Cable is plugged into the back of the unit. If it is connected and the light is flashing, this may
indicate a problem with the unit. Contact MEDIVATORS Technical Support at 800-444-
4729.

Read and become familiar with all manufacturers’ instructions on warming

i ovens and water bottles regarding maximum fluid temperatures. Never exceed
40°C during water pre-warming. Never use a microwave oven to warm a water
bottle, as this could heat the water to a dangerously high temperature or could
result in uneven warming.

CAUTION: The surface of the Water Bottle Warmer may be hot to the touch.

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Operation
1. After the pre-procedure setup has been completed, flow can be initiated.

2. Turn the Flow Control Knob to the first position. “L” will illuminate for “LOW”. If a higher flow
rate is desired, turn the knob to the next position for “MEDIUM” and one more position for
“HIGH”. “M” will illuminate for “MEDIUM” and “H” will illuminate for “HIGH”. The knob will turn
freely in each direction, and will increase or decrease the flow rate accordingly.

3. If warming of the CO2 is desired, press the button for the CO2 heater. The button will illuminate
green.

4. If the device is attached to a water bottle warmer, and water warming is desired, press the
button for Water Bottle Warmer. The button will illuminate green.

5. Use the appropriate air/water valve on the GI endoscope and visual feedback of the GI
endoscopic system to manually distend the gastrointestinal tract with CO2.

Shutdown
1. When the procedure is over, turn the Flow Control Knob counter clockwise until all lights are
off, turn off the Water Bottle Warmer (if attached) and turn off the CO2 heater.

2. Turn off the Main Power Switch and disconnect the tubing from the front of the unit.

3. Discard the tubing according to the manufacturer’s instructions for proper disposal.

Care and Maintenance

Cleaning
 Before cleaning ensure the power to the unit is turned off and the electrical cord unplugged.
 The outside surface of the unit can be cleaned with a damp cloth, 70% isopropyl alcohol
solution, or a 10% bleach with water solution as often as deemed necessary.
 To disinfect the outside surface, use a mild disinfectant as needed according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.
 Do not use abrasive or harsh cleaners.
 Do not allow liquid to enter the unit.
 Do not sterilize the unit by any means.

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Electromagnetic Compatibillity (EMC) Information
EMC Tables

Table 1 – Guidance And MANUFACTURER’S Declaration

ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSIONS
For All ME EQUIPMENT And ME SYSTEMS
Guidance and Manufacturer’s Declaration – Electromagnetic Emissions
The EGA-501/EGA-501E is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment
specified below. The customer or user of the EGA-501/EGA-501E should ensure that it
is used in such an environment.

Emissions Test Compliance Electromagnetic Environment-

Guidance

RF Emissions Group 1 The EGA-501/EGA-501E uses RF

CISPR 11 energy only for its internal function.
Therefore, its RF emissions are very low
and are not likely to cause any
interference in nearby electronic
equipment.

RF Emissions Class A The EGA-501/EGA-501E is suitable for

CISPR 11 use in all establishments, other than
domestic, and those directly connected to
Harmonics Class A the public low-voltage power supply
IEC 61000-3-2 network that supplies buildings used for
domestic purposes.
Flicker
IEC 61000-3-3 Complies

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 Table 2 – Guidance And MANUFACTURER’S Declaration
Electromagnetic IMMUNITY
For All ME EQUIPMENT And ME SYSTEMS
Guidance and Manufacturer’s Declaration – Electromagnetic Immunity

The EGA-501/EGA-501E is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment

specified below. The customer or user of the EGA-501/EGA-501E should ensure that
it is used in such an environment.
EN/IEC Complianc Electromagnetic Environment –
Immunity Test 60601 e Level Guidance
ESD ±6kV ±6kV
EN/IEC 61000- Contact Contact Floors should be wood, concrete or
4-2 ±8kV Air ±8kV Air ceramic tile. If floors are synthetic, the r/h
should be at least 30%

EFT ±2kV Mains ±2kV Mains Mains power quality should be that of
EN/IEC 61000- ±1kV I/Os ±1kV I/Os a typical commercial or hospital
4-4 environment.

Surge ±1kV ±1kV Mains power quality should be that of

EN/IEC 61000- Differential Differential a typical commercial or hospital
4-5 ±2kV ±2kV environment.
Common Common

>95% Dip
Voltage for 0.5 100% Dip Mains power quality should be that of
Dips/ Cycle for a typical commercial or hospital
Dropout 60% Dip for 0.5 Cycle environment. If the user of the EGA-
EN/IEC 61000- 5 Cycles 501/EGA-501E requires continued
4-11 30% Dip for 60% Dip for operation during power mains
25 Cycles 5 Cycles interruptions, it is recommended that
>95% Dip the EGA-501/EGA-501E be powered
for 5 30% Dip for from an uninterruptible power supply
Seconds or battery.
25 Cycles

Note 1

Power Power frequency magnetic fields

Frequency 3A/m 3A/m should be that of a typical
50/60Hz commercial or hospital
Magnetic environment.
Field EN/IEC
61000-4-8

Note 1 The EUT shuts off and must be manually restarted by the operator during a 5 second
loss of AC Mains power.

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 Table 4 – Guidance And MANUFACTURER’S Declaration
Electromagnetic IMMUNITY
For ME EQUIPMENT And ME SYSTEMS That Are Not LIFE-SUPPORTING
Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity

The EGA-501/EGA-501E is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified

below. The customer or user of the EGA-501/EGA-501E should ensure that it is used in
such an environment.
Immunity Test EN/IEC 60601 Compliance Electromagnetic Environment –
Test Level Level Guidance

Portable and mobile communications

equipment should be separated from the
EGA-501/EGA-501E by no less than the
Conducted RF distances calculated/listed below:
EN/IEC 61000- 3 Vrms D=(3.5/V1)(Sqrt P)
4-6 150 kHz to 80 (3)Vrms) D=(3.5/E1)(Sqrt P)
MHz 80 to 800 MHz
Radiated RF (3)V/m)
EN/IEC 61000- 3 V/m D=(7/E1)(Sqrt P) 800
4-3 80 MHz to 2.5 MHz to 2.5 GHz
GHz
Where P is the max power in watts and D is
the recommended separation distance in
meters.

Field strengths from fixed transmitters, as

determined by an electromagnetic site
survey, should be less than the compliance
levels (V1 and E1).

Interference may occur in the vicinity of

equipment containing a transmitter.

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 Table 6 – Recommended Separation Distances Between Portable And Mobile
RF Communications Equipment And The EGA-501/EGA-501E
EQUIPMENT and SYSTEMS That Are Not LIFE-SUPPORTING
Recommended Separations Distances for the EGA-501/EGA-501E

The EGA-501/EGA-501E is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment in

which radiated disturbances are controlled. The customer or user of the EGA-
501/EGA-501E can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a
minimum distance between portable and mobile RF Communications Equipment
and the EGA-501/EGA-501E as recommended below, according to the maximum
output power of the communications equipment.

Max Output Separation (m) Separation (m) Separation (m)

Power 150kHz to 80 to 800MHz 800MHz to 2.5GHz
(Watts) 80MHz D=(3.5/E1)(Sqrt P) D=(7/E1)(Sqrt P)
D=(3.5/V1)(Sqrt P)

0.01 .1166 .1166 .2333

0.1 .3689 .3689 .7378

1 1.1666 1.1666 2.3333

10 3.6893 3.6893 7.3786

100 11.6666 11.6666 23.333

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Cover Removal
 Tools Required:
 5/64” hex Wrench
 Phillips Screwdriver

Procedure
1. Disconnect power cord to the Insufflator.
2. Disconnect the Water Warmer cable from the rear of the machine.
3. Remove Water Bottle Warmer by removing the retaining screws (4). Refer to figure 1.
4. Remove the screws (2) and Water Bottle Hanger Bracket from the left side of the unit.
Refer to figure 2.
5. Lift the Insufflator from the pump tray. See figure 3.
6. Remove the cover screws (1 each side). See figure 4.
7. Lift the Cover from the Insufflator. Refer to figure 5.

Figure 1 Figure 2

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 Figure 3 Figure 4

Figure 5

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Insufflator Components

Internal Components

1. CO2 Outlet
2. CO2 Heater
3. Flow Valves
4. 12 psi Pressure Relief Valve
5. 8 psi Low Pressure Regulator
6. 75 psi Pressure Relief Valve
7. 50 psi High Pressure Regulator
8. Control Board
9. Power Entry Module
10. CO2 Inlet

 Note: Components 3 through 7 are part of the Manifold Assembly and are not orderable
separately.

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Power Supply
Description
The Insufflator Power Supply is a 150 watt medical grade power supply that is capable of
operating at input voltages from 100 VAC to 240 VAC. The Power Supply outputs 24 VDC to the
Control Board. It has an indicator LED that indicates proper operation.

Wire Power Supply Terminal

1. Ground (Green and yellow) Ground

2. Neutral (white) ACN

3. Hot (100 VAC to 240 VAC) (Black) ACL

4. Ground DC (Black) COM (Note location in figure 2)

5. +24 VDC (Yellow) +V (Note location in figure 2)

6. Indicator LED N/A

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Control Board

Figure 1

Connection Description
J1 (2 pins) +24 VDC Cable from the Power Supply
J2 (2 pins) Power Switch LED (front panel)
J3 (ribbon cable) CO2 Flow Control Switch (front panel)
J4 (ribbon cable) CO2 Flow Control LED Ribbon Cable
J5 (4 pins) CO2 Flow Valves (manifold)
J6 (4 pins) CO2 Heater Switch (front panel)
J7 (4 pins) CO2 Temperature Sensor
J8 (2 pins) CO2 Heater
J9 (4 pins) H2O Switch (front panel)
J10 (4 pins) H2O Temp Sensors (Water Warmer connection)
J11 (2 pins) H2O Heater (Water Warmer connection)
U10 Pressure Sensor Board mounted pressure transducer

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Pump Tray and Water Bottle Warmer

1. Tray
2. Water Bottle Warmer Assembly
3. Water Bottle Warmer Cable

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Troubleshooting
Unit will not power on
(Perform the steps below in the specified order)

Tools Required:
 Digital Multi Meter (DMM)
 Phillips screwdriver

 Note: Disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet before completing the following steps.

1. Remove the cover as outlined in “Cover Removal” Section.

2. Verify that the Power Switch on the front of the machine was fully depressed causing it to
latch on. If the switch does not remain latched once it is fully depressed replace the Power
Switch.
3. Verify all wires are securely connected at the Power Supply, Control Board and Power Entry
Module.
4. Verify appropriate voltage at the wall outlet.
5. Verify the fuse is functional. The fuse is located in the Power Entry Module on the back of the
unit. See figure 1. Remove the fuse and test resistance with a digital multimeter. Replace if
necessary.

Figure 1

6. Remove the Power Supply Assembly screws (2 each side). See figure 2.

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 Figure 2

7. Turn the Power Supply Assembly over to access the connections.

8. Disconnect the black wire that routes from the power switch to the “ACL” connection on the
Power Board. See figures 3.

Figure 3

9. Then disconnect the wire that routes from Power Switch to the Power Entry Module. See
figure 4.

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 Figure 4

10. Connect a DMM between the two black 115/230 VAC wires. See figure 5. Depress the Power
Switch on the front of the unit. Verify that the switch latches in the ON position. An acceptable
reading is less than 25 ohms. If you get a reading greater than 25 ohms replace the Power
Switch.

Figure 5

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11. Reattach the 115/230 VAC wires to the Power Supply (figure 3) and Power Entry Module
(figure 4).
12. Set the Power Supply in place and secure with mounting screws (4). See figure 2.
13. Connect the machine to power and verify the correct voltage (100 VAC to 240 VAC) is
present at the Power Supply input terminals. See figure 6 connections 2 and 3. If the
correct voltage is not present, check the Power Entry Module and Power Cord.

120/240 VAC present

Figure 6

Wire Power Supply Terminal

1. Ground (Green and yellow) Ground

2. Neutral (white) ACN

3. Hot (100 VAC to 240 VAC) (Black) ACL

4. Ground DC (Black) COM (Note location in figure 2)

5. +24 VDC (Yellow) +V (Note location in figure 2)

6. Indicator LED N/A

14. Verify the green LED is lit on the Power Supply. See figure 6 Item 6. If not, replace the
Power Supply.
15. Using a DMM verify there is 24VDC at the J1 connector on the Control Board. If 24V
DC is present replace the Control Board.

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Power Switch LED is Flashing
The flashing Power Switch LED indicates an incorrect operating voltage.

Perform the following steps in the order specified.

1. Verified the Power Switch latches in the ON position.

2. Unplug the machine from the wall outlet and check continuity of the Power Switch:
a. Unplug the Power Switch wire from the Power Entry Module. See
“Troubleshooting, Unit will not Power On” Section, figure 4.
b. Disconnect the Power Switch wire from the Power Supply. See “Troubleshooting,
Unit will not Power On” Section, figure 3.
c. Connect a DMM between the two wires. See figure 5 in “Troubleshooting, Unit will
not Power On” Section.
d. Depress the Power Switch on the front of the unit. An acceptable reading is less
than 25 ohms. If you get a reading greater than 25 ohms replace the Power Switch.
3. Verify the green LED on the Power Supply is lit. See “Troubleshooting, Unit will not
Power On” Section, figure 6 item 6. If not, replace the Power Supply.
4. Using a DMM verify there is 24VDC at the P1 connector that routs from the Power
Supply to the Control Board. If 24 VDC is present replace the Control Board.

Water Heater switch is illuminated solid blue rather than green

In normal operation, when the Water Heater Switch is activated, the switch should be
illuminated green in color. If at any time the color changes to blue this is an indication of an
error.

 Verify the Water Warmer Cable is connected to the rear of the machine. If it is
plugged in, verify there is no damage to the pins.

 Replace the Water Bottle Warmer Assembly with a known good assembly, if the
light turns green; replace the water bottle heater assembly.

 If the above steps do not solve the problem, replace the Control Board.

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Low/Medium/High Indicators on the Flow Control Dial will not Illuminate
 If one or more selections on the Flow Control Dial do not light up, check the connection of
the CO2 Flow Control Switch Ribbon Cable (J4 on the control board) to ensure it is fully
inserted into the header and the latch is pressed down. See figure 1.

Figure 1

 If problem still persists, replace the CO2 Flow Control Switch.

Audible Internal CO2 Leak Detected

 Check CO2 input connection at the back of unit to ensure it is tight (no torque specified,
hand-tighten using a wrench).
 Check all flare nut connections by tightening to 90 inch pounds.
 Visually inspect all copper tubing and flare nut connections for any cracks or signs of
damage. If any damage or cracks are found, replace the copper tubing assembly.
 Check all fittings for tightness on the CO2 Heater Assembly using a wrench. If loose,
replace the CO2 heater.
 With CO2 pressure applied, check all components on the CO2 Manifold for leaks.
 If all of the above have tested good, replace the CO2 Manifold.

Low pressure light keeps blinking

The low pressure light on the Flow Control is continuously flashing indicating that the CO2 input
pressure has fallen below 50 psi.

 Verify input pressure is greater than 100 psi by installing a pressure gauge in-line at the
rear CO2 input connection and opening the CO2 supply.
 Check the pressure transducer on the control board by removing the hose from the
regulator manifold connection (black push-to-connect) and applying a syringe to the open
end of the tube. Squeeze the syringe to create pressure, if the LOW PRESSURE light
does not turn off, the pressure transducer is defective. Replace the control board.

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Water Heater Switch LED is flickering (blue or green)
 Check the wiring on the Water Heater switch to make sure the wires are fully inserted in
the white connector and the connector is fully installed in J9 on the Control Board.

Power Supply Light is flashing

120/240 VAC is present

 With the unit plugged in and the Power Switch depressed to the ON position, verify that
you are reading source voltage (100 VAC to 230 VAC) between the neutral (ACN) and
source voltage connection (ACL) on the power supply. See figure 1.
 If the correct source voltage (100 VAC to 230 VAC) is not present check the continuity of
the Power Switch (front panel). See “Troubleshooting, Unit will not Power On” Section.
Replace the Power Switch if it is defective.

Figure 1

 Disconnect the machine from power (wall outlet) then disconnect Power Supply Cable
from the J1 connector on the Control Board. Reconnect the machine to power and press
the Power Switch to turn the unit back on. If Power Supply LED is still flashing, replace
Power Supply.

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CO2 heater switch LED turns blue while CO2 is flowing
 Verify CO2 input pressure is at least 100 PSI.

Note: The CO 2 Heater is designed to only function while the flow setting is on L, M or H.

 Test for the problem by running the unit on H, and if the light turns blue, replace the circuit
board.

CO2 flow is not correct according to Low/Medium/ High settings

 Check the Flow Valves on the regulator for broken or missing wires. If wires are missing or
broken, replace the CO2 Manifold assembly.
 If the wiring is good, ensure the LEDs on the circuit board light up as follows:
Flow Setting LED illuminated
L D13
M D12
H D11
 If the LEDs are lighting up correctly, using a DMM ensure 12VDC exists on terminals 1-2
and 3-4 of the J5 connector with the flow on H. If not, replace the circuit board.

CO2 temperature is not rising when CO2 heater is turned on

 Check for 24V at CO2 Heater connection J8. Also verify LED D25 on Control Board is lit
when the CO2 heater is turned on. If not, replace Control Board.
 Check copper tubing for any leaking or broken fittings from CO2 heater to output at front of
unit. If any fittings are broken, replace the copper tubing assembly. If there is a connection
that is loose, tighten the fitting and tighten to 90 inch pounds.

Water Bottle Warmer is not functioning

 Replace the water bottle warmer

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Component Replacement
Water Bottle Warmer Heater Replacement
Tools Required:
 1/4” Nut driver or wrench
 1/16” hex wrench
 5/64” hex wrench
 Phillips screwdriver
Removal
1. Disconnect the unit from power (wall outlet)
2. Disconnect the Water Bottle Heater connection at the back of the EGA-501.
3. Remove Water Bottle Warmer by removing the retaining screws (4). Refer to figure 1.

Figure 1
4. Turn the Water Bottle Warmer over and remove the four retaining nuts and washers.
5. Remove retaining bracket.
6. Make note of orientation of defective heater. It’s important to apply replacement heater
in the correct orientation. See figure 2.

Figure 2

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7. Peel off defective heater.
8. Remove old adhesive from the Water Bottle Warmer plate.

Installation
1. Remove paper backing from adhesive side of heater and attach to bottle heater plate,
making note to apply in the correct orientation.
2. Attach retaining bracket and secure with the four retaining nuts and washers.
3. Connect the Water Bottle Warmer Assembly to the Tray.
4. Connect the Water Bottle Warmer to the Water Warmer on the back of the EGA-501.

Power Supply Replacement

Tools Required:
 Phillips Screwdriver
 3/32 inch Hex wrench
1. Disconnect the unit from power (wall outlet).
2. Remove the cover of the unit. Refer to the cover removal instructions in “Cover Removal”
Section.
3. Remove the Power Supply Assembly screws (2 each side). See figure 1

Figure 1

4. Turn the Power Supply Assembly over to access the connections.

5. Disconnect the three AC input wires and the two DC output wires noting their location on the
Power Supply. See figures 2.

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 Figure 2

Wire Power Supply Terminal

1. Ground (Green and yellow) Ground

2. Neutral (white) ACN

3. Hot (100 VAC to 240 VAC) (Black) ACL

4. Ground DC (Black) COM (Note location in figure 2)

5. +24 VDC (Yellow) +V (Note location in figure 2)

6. Indicator LED N/A

6. Remove four (4) hex screws that secure the Power Supply to the mounting bracket.

 Note: Do not lose the four (4) standoffs and hex screws. They will be needed to install the
new Power Supply.

7. Using the standoffs and hex screws, mount the new Power Supply to the mounting bracket.
Be sure the Power Supply is orientation correctly.
8. Attach the wires as indicated in figure 2.
9. Install the mounting bracket and secure with the four (4) mounting bracket hex screws.
10. Reinstall the cover.

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CO2 Manifold Replacement
CO2 Manifold Removal
Tools required:
 Phillips screwdriver

 5/64 hex wrench

 30-120 inch pound torque wrench with a 7/16 inch attachment

1. Disconnect the unit from power (wall outlet)

2. Remove the cover as outlined in “Cover Removal” Section.
3. Remove the Power Supply Assembly screws (2 each side). See figure 1

Figure 1

4. Lift the Power Supply Assembly from the chassis and set alongside the machine using care
not to strain the wires attached to the Power Supply.
5. Remove the two (2) CO2 copper tubings that attach to the Manifold. See figure 2.

WARNING: Never supply power to the unit unless the Power Supply is properly
mounted in the machine. Shock or Power Supply damage may occur.

 Note: It is recommended that you loosen the flare nuts on each end of the tubing before
completely removing the flare nuts. This will reduce stress to the tubing.

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 Figure 2

6. Remove the four hex screws that secure the Manifold to the chassis. See figure 3.

Figure 3

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7. Remove the Pressure Sensor Tubing from the quick connect fitting on the top of the Manifold.
See figure 4. You can achieve this by pressing the locking ring into the quick connect fitting
while pulling the tubing from the fitting. Take care not to stress the other end of the tubing that
attaches to the Pressure Sensor on the Control Board.

Figure 4

 Note: You will not be able to remove the CO2 Flow Valve Connector from the J5 connection
on the Control Board until after the manifold has been removed from the unit.

8. Carefully lift the Manifold Assembly from the machine taking care not to strain the CO2 Flow
Valve wires. Once the Manifold has been lifted out of the machine disconnect the CO2 Flow
Valve wires from the J5 connector on the Control Board and discard.

CO2 Manifold Installation

1. Connect the CO2 Flow Valve Connector to the J5 connection on the Control Board.
2. Set the new Manifold Assembly in the chassis and secure it to the chassis with four hex head
screws that were removed in Step 6. See figure 3 of the previous section.

 Note: Use the upper set of holes in the chassis (4) to mount the Manifold Assembly to the
chassis.

3. Attach the two (2) CO2 copper tubings to the Manifold. Thread each flare nuts until snug then
torque each flare nut to 90 inch pounds.
4. Insert the Pressure Transducer Tubing into the quick connect fitting on the top of the Manifold.
5. Set the Power Supply Assembly in place and secure with the four (4) screws.

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6. Connect the machine to power. Attach a female luer cap to the CO2 Output on the front of the
machine. Attach the CO2 supply to the CO2 Input on the back of the machine. Open the CO2
supply valve and set the Flow Control to ‘H’. This will pressurize the CO2 circuit. Once the
circuit has been pressurized shut off the CO2 supply valve and watch the CO2 supply pressure
gauge (the supply pressure gauge must be located on the machine side of the shutoff). The
CO2 pressure cannot drop by more than 10 psi in 30 seconds. If it does there is an internal
leak. The leak must be repaired before proceeding.
7. Attach the cover and secure with two (2) 5/64 hex screws.

CO2 Heater Assembly Replacement

 Tools required:
 Phillips screwdriver
 5/64 hex wrench
 30-120 inch pound torque wrench with a 7/16 inch attachment
 5/16 inch nut driver
 3/8 inch wrench

CO2 Heater Removal

1. Disconnect the unit from power (wall outlet)
2. Remove the cover as outlined in “Cover Removal” Section.
3. Remove the Power Supply Assembly screws (2 each side). See figure 1.

Figure 1

4. Lift the Power Supply Assembly from the chassis and set alongside the machine using care
not to strain the wires attached to the Power Supply.

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 Note: Never supply power to the unit unless the Power Supply is properly mounted in the
machine. Power Supply damage may occur.
5. Remove the CO2 Manifold Assembly per the CO2 Manifold Removal instructions “Component
Replacement, CO2 Manifold Replacement” Section.
6. Remove the CO2 Heater Tubing that routes from the output of the CO2 Heater to the CO2
Output Connection on the front of the machine.
Note: It is recommended that you loosen the flare nuts on each end of the tubing before
completely removing the flare nuts. This will reduce stress to the tubing and fittings.

7. Disconnect the CO2 Temperature Sensor wires from the J7 connector on the Control Board.
8. Disconnect the CO2 Heater wires from the J8 connection on the control board.
9. Disconnect the CO2 Heater ground wire from the ground lug on the back wall of the chassis.
10. Remove the three 5/16 inch nuts that secure the CO2 Heater Mounting Plate to the chassis
and remove the CO2 Heater Assembly from the machine.
11. Remove the two (2) 3/8 inch nuts that secure the CO2 Heater to the Mounting Plate.
12. Discard the defective CO2 Heater but retain the Mounting Plate.

CO2 Heater Installation

1. Install the CO2 Heater to the Mounting Plate with the Temperature Sensor orientated as
indicated in figure 1.
2. Slide the Heater as indicated in figure 1 and secure with two (2) 3/8 inch nuts from the “CO2
Heater Removal” Section.

Figure 1

3. Secure the CO2 Heater Assembly to the chassis using the three (3) 5/16 in nuts from the
Heater Removal section.
4. Attach the Ground Wire to the ground lug on the back wall of the machine.

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5. Connect the CO2 Temperature Sensor wires to J7 on the Control Board.
6. Connect the CO2 Heater wires to J8 on the Control Board.
7. Connect the CO2 Heater Tubing that routes from the CO2 Heater outlet to the CO2 Output on
the front of the machine.
8. Tighten the 7/16 inch flare nuts until snug then torque to 90 inch pounds.
9. Install the CO2 Manifold Assembly per the manifold installation instructions in “Component
Replacement, CO2 Manifold Replacement” Section.
10. Set the Power Supply Assembly in place and secure with the four (4) Phillips screws from the
Heater Removal procedure.
11. Connect the machine to power. Attach a female luer cap to the CO2 Output on the front of the
machine. Attach the CO2 supply to the CO2 Input on the back of the machine. Open the CO2
supply valve and set the Flow Control to ‘H’. This will pressurize the CO2 circuit. Once the
circuit has been pressurized shut off the CO2 supply valve and watch the CO2 supply pressure
gauge (the supply pressure gauge must be located on the machine side of the shutoff). The
CO2 pressure cannot drop by more than 10 psi in 30 seconds. If it does there is an internal
leak. The leak must be repaired before proceeding.
12. Attach the cover and secure with two (2) 5/64 hex screws.

Control Board Replacement

Control Board Removal
Tools required:
 Phillips screwdriver
 5/64 hex wrench
 30-120 inch pound torque wrench with a 7/16 inch attachment
 Alcohol
When replacing the control board you will also need to replace the Pressure Sensor tubing.

1. Disconnect the unit from power (wall outlet)

2. Remove the cover as outlined in “Cover Removal” Section.
3. Remove the Power Supply Assembly screws (2 each side). See figure 1.

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 Figure 1

4. Lift the Power Supply Assembly from the chassis and set alongside the machine using care
not to strain the wires attached to the Power Supply.
5. Remove the CO2 Manifold Assembly per the Manifold Removal instructions in “Component
Replacement, CO2 Manifold Replacement” Section.
6. Disconnect all wiring connectors from the Control board. Mark them as needed to ensure they
are attached to the correct location on the new board. You can also refer to “Insufflator
Components, Control Board” Section, figure 1.
7. Remove the four (4) Phillips screws that secure the Control Board to the chassis and remove
the board from the machine.

Control Board Installation

 Note: When handling the Control Board be sure to take proper ESD precautions to ensure
the board isn’t damaged.

1. Lubricate the inside of the Pressure Sensor Tubing with alcohol. This will allow for easier
connection to the Pressure Sensor.
2. Before the alcohol dries, install the tubing by using a twisting action while pressing the tubing
onto the pressure sensor. Use care as the pressure sensor is fragile.
3. Install a zip tie to the pressure sensor, figure 1. Use a zip tie gun to secure and trim it. Ensure
the zip tie is below the barb of the pressure sensor. Use the zip tie gun with care, making sure
to allow the gun to only contact the sensor and not put excess strain on the sensor.

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 Figure 1

4. Use the four (4) screws from the Control Board removal section to mount the board to the
standoffs on the chassis. The pressure sensor must be facing toward the front of the unit.
5. Install the CO2 Manifold Assembly per the manifold installation instructions in in “Component
Replacement, CO2 Manifold Replacement” Section.
6. Set the Power Supply Assembly in place and secure with the four (4) Phillips screws.
7. Connect the machine to power. Attach a female luer cap to the CO2 Output on the front of the
machine. Attach the CO2 supply to the CO2 Input on the back of the machine. Open the CO2
supply valve and set the Flow Control to ‘H’. This will pressurize the CO2 circuit. Once the
circuit has been pressurized shut off the CO2 supply valve and watch the CO2 supply pressure
gauge (the supply pressure gauge must be located on the machine side of the shutoff). The
CO2 pressure cannot drop by more than 10 psi in 30 seconds. If it does there is an internal
leak. The leak must be repaired before proceeding.
8. Attach the cover and secure with two (2) 5/64 hex screws.

Power Switch Replacement

Power Switch Removal
Always replace the Power Switch Boot when replacing the Power Switch.

Tools required:
 Phillips screwdriver
 5/64 hex wrench
 7/8 inch wrench
1. Disconnect the unit from power (wall outlet)
2. Remove the cover as outlined in “Cover Removal” Section.
3. Remove the Power Supply Assembly screws (2 each side). See figure 1.

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 Figure 1
4. Lift the Power Supply Assembly from the chassis and set alongside the machine using care
not to strain the wires attached to the Power Supply.
5. Unplug the wire that routes from the Power Switch to the Power Entry Module.
6. Remove the wire that routes form the Power Switch to the ACL connection on the Power
Supply.
7. Remove the Power Switch LED connector form the J2 connector on the Control Board.
8. Use a 7/8 inch wrench to remove the mounting nut that secures the Power Switch to the
chassis.
9. Remove the Power Switch Assembly and nut from the machine.

Power Switch Installation

1. Insert the power wires and the LED connector through the Power Switch opening in the front
of the chassis and through the mounting nut.
2. Thread the mounting nut onto the Power Switch and use a 7/8 inch wrench to tighten
securely.
3. Connect the power wire with the spade connection to the top connector on the Power Entry
Module.
4. Connect the power wire with the ring terminal to the ACL connector on the Power Supply.
5. Connect the LED connector to the J2 connection on the Control Board.
6. Set the Power Supply Assembly in place and secure with the four (4) Phillips screws.
7. Attach the cover and secure with two (2) 5/64 hex screws.

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CO2 Heater Switch Replacement
CO2 Heater Switch Removal
Tools required:
 Phillips screwdriver
 5/64 hex wrench
 7/8 inch wrench
1. Disconnect the unit from power (wall outlet)
2. Remove the cover as outlined in “Cover Removal” Section.
3. Remove the Power Supply Assembly screws (2 each side). See figure 1.

Figure 1
4. Lift the Power Supply Assembly from the chassis and set alongside the machine using care
not to strain the wires attached to the Power Supply.
5. Remove the J6 connector from the Control Board.
6. Use a 7/8 inch wrench to remove the mounting nut that secures the CO2 Heater Switch to the
chassis.
7. Remove the CO2 Heater Switch Assembly from the machine.

CO2 Heater Switch installation

1. Insert the wires from the CO2 Heater Switch through the opening in the front of the chassis
and the mounting nut.
2. Secure the CO2 Heater Switch to the front wall by using a 7/8 inch wrench to tighten the
mounting nut.
3. Connect the wires from the CO2 Heater Switch to the J6 connector on the Control Board.
4. Set the Power Supply Assembly in place and secure with the four (4) Phillips screws.
5. Attach the cover and secure with two (2) 5/64 hex screws.

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Flow Control Assembly Replacement
Flow Control Assembly Removal
Tools required:
 Phillips screwdriver
 5/64 hex wrench
 7/16 wrench
 Pliers
 .050 gap gauge
1. Disconnect the unit from power (wall outlet)
2. Remove the cover as outlined in “Insufflator Components” Section.
3. Remove the Power Supply Assembly screws (2 each side). See figure 1.

Figure 1
4. Lift the Power Supply Assembly from the chassis and set alongside the machine using care
not to strain the wires attached to the Power Supply.
5. Use the 5/64 hex wrench to loosen the set screws on the Flow Control Assembly Knob and
then remove the knob.
6. Using a 7/16 inch wrench remove the Rotary Encoder nut.
7. Slide the Rotary Encoder into the machine and disconnect the ribbon cable from the J3
connection on the board. See figure 2.
8. Disconnect the Flow Control Indicator ribbon cable from the J4 connection on the control
board. See figure 2.
9. Remove the Flow Control Indicator from the machine and discard.

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Flow Control Assembly Installation
1. Insert that Flow Control Indicator Ribbon Cable through the opening in the chassis.
2. Insert the Rotary Encoder through the opening in the front wall and through the Flow Control
Indicator.
3. Secure the Rotary Encoder and Flow Control Indicator to the front wall with the nut and tighten
until snug with a 7/16 in wrench.
4. Attach the Rotary Encoder Ribbon Cable to J3 on the control board. See figure 2.
5. Attach the Flow Control Indicator Ribbon Cable to the J4 connection on the control board. See
figure 2.

Figure 2

6. Attach the Knob to the Rotary Encoder Shaft. While holding the .050 gap gauge between the
Nut and Knob and secure the two 5/64 set screws. See figure 3.

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 Figure 3

7. Set the Power Supply Assembly in place and secure with the four (4) Phillips screws.
8. Attach the cover and secure with two (2) 5/64 hex screws.

Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Tank Basics

1. Use only U.S.P medical grade CO₂.

2. Only size “D” or “E” tanks are allowed. Refer to your local gas supplier for size and capacity
details.

3. Read and understand all warnings that come with your commercially available tanks.

4. The tank must remain in an upright position when attached to the Insufflator to avoid damage
to the internal regulator of the Insufflator.

5. Keep CO2 tank away from any heat source.

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Parts List

Part Number Description

EGA-1015 Fuses 250V 1OA
EGA-1023 Power Supply
EGA-1035 Rotary Encoder
EGA-1045 Control Board
EGA-2013 CO₂ Manifold
EGA-2044 Tube, Input, Copper, HP
EGA-2045 Tube, Copper, Low Pressure
EGA-2051 Tube, Copper, Output
EGA-4019 Indicator, CO2 Flow
EGA-4024 Heater, C02
EGA-4025 Heater Switch Assembly

Disposal
No special care is needed when disposing of the device.

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Limited Warranty
Limited Warranty
Subject to the terms below, MEDIVATORS Inc. (the “Company”) warrants that its products (the
“Products”) will conform to the Company’s written specifications (where applicable) and will be
free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for the following
periods (the “Warranty Period”):
Endoscope reprocessors and associated equipment, and Irrigation Pumps: fifteen (15)
months from date of shipment from the Company or one (1) year from the date of installation,
whichever occurs first.
Consumables, accessories, and Product service parts, including, but not limited to,
endoscope hook-ups, filters, printers, printer supplies, test strips, accessory bags, and service
parts for products: ninety (90) days from the date of installation or one hundred and twenty (120)
days from the date of shipment, whichever occurs first.
Disposable Products: warranted for single use. The Warranty Period will not in any case
exceed the expiration date on the Product label.
The warranty does not cover, and the Company will have no warranty obligation whatsoever with
respect to, any damage to a Product caused by or associated with: (i) external causes, including
without limitation, accident, vandalism, acts-of-God, power failure or electric power surges, (ii)
abuse, misuse or neglect of the Product by the customer or use of unauthorized third party filters
or other consumables and accessories, (iii) usage not in accordance with product instructions, (iv)
the customer’s failure to perform required preventive maintenance, or (v) servicing or repair not
authorized by the Company.
Limitation of Remedy
The warranty obligation of the Company hereunder is limited to (at its option) (i) the repair or
replacement of the defective Products or any parts it deems defective, or (ii) a refund of the
purchase price. This will be customer’s exclusive remedy for a covered defect.
In order to recover under the warranty, the customer must notify the Company in the state (if in
the U.S.A.) or the country of installation, of the defect (describing the problem in reasonable
detail) prior to the expiration of the Warranty Period and within thirty (30) days of discovery of the
defect. Upon receiving the Company’s official “Returned Material Authorization” (RMA), the
customer must promptly return the defective part or Product to the Company (or the service
center indicated on the RMA), freight and insurance prepaid. The Company will not be
responsible for any damage during shipment.
Warranty Disclaimer
THE WARRANTY ABOVE IS THE COMPANY’S ENTIRE WARRANTY OBLIGATION TO THE
PURCHASER OF PRODUCTS. IT IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF THE
COMPANY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND THE COMPANY
DOES NOT REPRESENT OR WARRANT THAT ANY PRODUCT WILL MEET CUSTOMER’S
REQUIREMENTS. THE COMPANY’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR DEFECTS IN A PRODUCT IS
LIMITED SOLELY TO REPAIR, REPLACEMENT OR REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE AS
SET FORTH IN THIS WARRANTY STATEMENT.

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TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE COMPANY SHALL NOT, UNDER ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES, BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER FOR CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL,
INDIRECT, PUNITIVE OR SPECIAL DAMAGES OR LOSSES, INCLUDING WITHOUT
LIMITATION, DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH ANY MALFUNCTIONS,
DELAYS, LOSS OF PROFIT, INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE, OR LOSS OF BUSINESS OR
ANTICIPATORY PROFITS, EVEN IF THE COMPANY HAS BEEN APPRISED OF THE
LIKELIHOOD OF SUCH DAMAGES OCCURRING.
This Warranty gives the customer of Products specific legal rights, and customers may also have
other rights which vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
In no event shall the Company’s liability exceed the original purchase price of the covered
Product.
No representative or agent of the Company has any authority to bind the Company to any other
representation or warranty with respect to the Products, and the customer accepts the Products
subject to all of the terms above.

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