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How often does my anesthesia machine need to be serviced?

We recommend your anesthesia machine be serviced every 1 – 2 years. The service should include but not be limited to the following:

1. Inspection and or possible replacement of silicone seal

2. Replacement of Dome “o-ring” and Downtube “o-ring”

3. Leak Test High Pressure System

4. Leak Test Low Pressure System

5. Inspect Pop-off Valve pressure

6. Inspect Waste Gas Interface Device

7. Re-zero Manometer (if needed)

8. Adjust existing Mechanical Stop Oxygen Flow Control Assembly (if needed)

9. Inspect all components for proper fit, alignment, adjustment, and operation

10. Output test of the vaporizer using Lamtec 605 infra red spectrophotometer or Riken Analysis

11. Leak Test of the Vaporizer

 

 

How should I maintain the vaporizer?”

Manufacturer recommendations on cleaning and calibration of your vaporizer will be specified upon purchase. Cleaning and calibration must be performed in a sterile environment and not in the field by a service technician. For a list of recommended and authorized vaporizer service companies, please click here.

 

 

 

What if a part on my machine has been damaged and a service company will not be in my area for awhile?”

The LEI Medical anesthesia machines are designed for easy removal of parts and accessories. Each part can be removed simply by loosening one to two screws with an allen wrench. If you need a new part immediately, our service department will be happy to overnight any part you may need so you can have your machine functioning the next business day.

 

 

 

“How do I find a LEI Medical Authorized Service Technician?”

You may either contact our Service Department or click here for a list of LEI Medical Authorized Service Technicians.

Related topics:
Troubleshooting Guide
How to Perform a Leak Test