American Diagnostic Corporation (ADC) Satin Standard - Manual (Page 4)

sion/autoclave, we recommend using only ADC #4500-1 and #4501-1 replacement lamps for standard
blades.
1) To remove lamp on standard blades, grip lamp collar and rotate lamp counterclockwise until free.
2) Replace the lamp with a new ADC lamp.
3) Verify that lamp is sufficiently tightened before use.
CAUTION: Be sure lamp’s glass surface is clean and free from fingerprints after assembly. If necessary,
the glass may be cleaned with a soft cloth or cotton ball moistened in alcohol.
Lamp Replacement: (Fiberoptic Models) For correct illumination and alignment we recommend
using only ADC replacement lamp model #4532-1 (See Figure 3).
1) Prior to removal, allow lamp time to cool.
2) Unscrew the laryngoscope head from the barrel of the handle in a coun-
terclockwise direction. Cartridge (lamp holder) will remain in head (top por-
tion of handle).
3) Unscrew the cartridge from the head in a counterclockwise direction.
4) Unscrew the plastic shroud from the cartridge in a counterclockwise direction.
5) Unscrew the lamp in a counterclockwise direction.
6) Replace the ADC ® lamp and tighten it sufficiently.
7) Replace the plastic shroud and screw the cartridge back onto the head.
8) Screw the head back on the barrel of the handle.
CAUTION: Be sure lamp’s glass surface is clean and free from fingerprints after assembly. If necessary,
the glass may be cleaned with a soft cloth or cotton ball moistened in alcohol.
Fiber Optic Light Guide Replacement
1) Loosen the locking screw with a screwdriver. (Note: This screw is
NOT designed to be completely removed.
This prevents the screw from falling out while the laryngoscope is in
use. DO NOT attempt to remove this screw from the laryngoscope
blade.)
2) Pull out the green base of the fiberoptic bundle and slide out the
light guide (See Figure 4). (Note: The fiberoptic bundle is tightly fitted
and may be difficult to remove.)
3) Insert new fiberoptic bundle by reversing the above steps.
4) Tighten the locking screw, ensuring that the fiberoptic bundle is securely attached to the laryngoscope
blade.
Test Procedures
Laryngoscope blades and handles should always be tested after cleaning/disinfecting/sterilization, and
prior to use. To test, connect the laryngoscope blade to handle and push blade to ON position. If the unit
fails to light or flickers, check the lamp for a secure connection, batteries, and electrical contacts. Be sure
to have adequate supplies of replacement bulbs and batteries.
Caps on battery handle should be secure before use. If they are not, it could cause the blade
to move out of position. Laryngoscopes should be visually inspected for wear or aging prior to
use and after long storage periods. It is strongly recommended that back-up laryngoscopes are
Lamp
Holder
Cartridge
Assembly
Figure 4
Figure 3