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The
most vital aspects of every successful company are the foundation that the
company stands on and the infrastructure that makes it all work. ERS Medical’s
foundation is its products. The product tells the story of the company’s
commitment and dedication. Customers know when they have purchased a quality
product. The look and feel is substantial and the output is reliable and steady
case after case.
Certainly,
the infrastructure of a company is created upon the people who work there. When
a customer calls for support, they know when staff is helpful and the tech is
knowledgeable of product and process.
ERS Medical – Taking the Pain Out
of Anesthesia Repair and Maintenance
Newer
software-driven systems at ERS Medical for Anesthesia repair and maintenance
are simplifying the old-school preventative repair and maintenance of medical
equipment. Much like other advanced medical technologies, when it comes to anesthesia
repair and maintenance, things certainly have changed over the past several
years.
The
medical equipment repair and maintenance specialists from ERS Medical have gone
from the mechanical to the electronic. In the past, our biomedical equipment
experts had expertise in the machines of things but now there is a need for
more knowledge on the electronic side as technology doesn’t stop receiving
updates with the passage of time.
The
anesthesia repair and maintenance specialists from ERS Medical have elevated responsibilities
now which were very much limited in early days, helping the work to break and
fix on-time. Today’s anesthesia equipment has a lot more technology in it and
is networked into the hospital’s IT system. So, what we are seeing out in the
field is that biomedical not only do the break/fix work they’ve always done, but
they are much more involved in the IT strategies of the hospital.
Anesthesia
machines play a key role in surgical settings; therefore, it is important this
equipment is inspected regularly to make sure it will function properly. Preventative
anesthesia repair and maintenance must be performed to reduce gas leaks, and
ensure the appropriate percentage of anesthetic is being delivered. It is
advised that all personnel should be trained in the proper use of anesthesia
machines prior to operation. All anesthesia must have preventative maintenance
performed at least annually.
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Tips for Preventative Anesthesia
Repair and Maintenance
- Electrical safety inspection and battery replacement
- Physical inspection for loose or missing screws, sharp edges, or loose connectors
- Visual inspection for mechanical or electrical damage
- Verify operation of safety interlock if applicable
- Verify operation of hand-wheel lock and release button
- Verify hand-wheel turns smoothly through entire range
- Check fill/drain system operates properly and that there are no leaks
- Verify concentration delivery accuracy at 0, 1, 3, & 5% settings using room temperature 100% Oxygen at 5 LPM flow is within manufacturer’s specifications.
As
always, it is best to refer to your manufacturer’s recommendations for
preventative anesthesia repair and maintenance since it could differ from the
tips above.
For
more information on anesthesia repair and maintenance, check our services
offered in the official site of ERS Medical! Bring your anesthesia equipment
near the best ever and skilled technicians of ERS Medical to achieve a
comprehensive repair and maintenance service at best price.
