User Manual - ESU 350M

ELECTROSURGICAL UNIT
Model 350M
OPERATING MANUAL
Yueh Sheng Electronic Industrial Co., Ltd. Obelis European Authorized Representative
2F., No. 29, Qiangang St., Shilin District Center (O.E.A.R.C)
Taipei City, Taiwan 11170 Boulevard Général Wahis 53
Tel: +886 2 2882 2212 Fax: +886 2 2881 8635 1030 Brussels, BELGIUM
Website: www.yesng.com.tw Tel: +32 2 732 59 54 Fax: +32 2 732 60 03
E-mail: info@yesng.com.tw Website: www.obelis.net
E-mail : mail@obelis.net
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Table of Contents
Symbols, Warnings, and Abbreviations III

Classifications IV
Labels V
Cautions VI
Specifications VII
Section One Operating Instructions 8

1.1 Initial Inspections and Installations 8
1.2 General Descriptions and Operating Instructions 10
1.2.1 Control Panel 10
1.2.2 Utility Panel 12
1.2.3 Rear Panel 14
1.2.4 Operating Instructions 15
a) Precautions 15
b) Connecting a Patient Plate 16
c) Operating Modes 18
i) Mono-polar Cutting 19
ii) Mono-polar Coagulation 21
iii) Adjusting Mono-polar Output Power With a Hand-controlled
Pencil 23
iv) Bipolar Operations 24
v) Dual Hand Control Outputs 25
d) Activating Outputs From the ESU 26
i) Mono-polar Outputs 26
ii) Bipolar Outputs 29
1.2.5 Memory Functions 30
Sections Two Accessories 31

2.1 Reusable Accessories 31
2.2 Disposable Accessories 33
Section Three Maintenance & Service Instructions 34

3.1 Maintenance Instructions 34
3.1.1 Cleaning 34
3.1.2 Output Power Calibrations 34
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i) Calibration of Output Power for Mono-polar Cutting 34

ii) Calibration of Output Power for Mono-polar Coagulation 35
iii) Calibration of Output Power for Bipolar Coagulation 35
iv) Calibration for Contact Impedance Monitor 35
v) Calibration for CUT and COAG Waveforms 35
3.2 Service Manual 36
3.2.1 Troubleshooting 36
3.2.2 Frequently-used Test Points 38
3.3 Output Characteristics 39
3.4 Diagrams and Schematics 44
3.4.1 Constitutional Chart 44
3.4.2 Circuit Diagram – Computer Board 45
3.4.3 Circuit Diagram – Driver Board 46
3.4.4 Circuit Diagram – Motherboard 47
3.5 Bill of Materials 48
3.5.1 Computer Board 48
3.5.2 Motherboard 51
3.5.3 Driver Board 56
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Symbols, warnings, and abbreviations
Pure Cut Power Increase Key
Blend Cut I Power Decrease Key
Blend Cut II Mode Select Key
Blend Cut III Defibrillation Proof, Type CF Applied Part
Patient Plate Fault Floating Output; Output Isolated From Earth
Enclosure Resists Entry of Vertically Falling

Standard Coagulation
Water
Spray Coagulation Attention, consult accompanying documents
Bipolar Split CE-marked device
Bipolar Blend Split Foot-controlled Switch
Bipolar Coagulation Volume Indicator
Earth Ground Speaker
Coagulation / Coagulate High Voltage
Main Power Switch Consult the Manual Before Use
Table I. Warnings, symbols, and abbreviations.
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Classifications
According EN60601-1, Medical Electrical Equipment, Part I – General Requirement for

Safety, equipment and its applied parts shall be classified as described in Section 1, Clause 5
as below:
1. CLASS I EQUIPMENT: Type of protection against electric shock:

CLASS I EQUIPMENT may have parts with double insulation or reinforced insulation
or parts operating at SAFETY EXTRA-LOW voltage or accessible parts protected by
protective impedance cases where conductive parts of an electrical circuit have to be
accessible to enable EQUIPMENT to function.
2. TYPE OF APPLIED PART: Degree of protection against electric shock:
For applied parts, as a voltage to 110% of the highest rated mains voltage applied
between earth and any single input or single output part, the patient leakage current in
single fault condition should be less than 0.05mA.
 Symbol of
Indicating equipment of the “CF” Class. The equipment is protective against cardiac
defibrillator (high voltage).
 Symbol of
The neutral electrode is isolated from earth potential.
3. Symbol of
Indicating enclosure resist entry of vertically falling water.

The enclosure of the equipment shall be constructed so that liquid spillage in normal use
does not wet electrical insulation or other compounds which when wetted are likely to
affect adversely the safety of the EQUIPMENT.
4. This EQUIPMENT is not intended for use in explosion area. The use of flammable
anesthetics or oxidizing gasses such as nitrous oxide (N2O) and oxygen should be
avoided if a surgical procedure is carried out in the region of the thorax or the head.
5. Operation of EQUIPMENT: Continuous operation with short-time loading
(Operating/Resting times of 10s/30s)
Operation under normal load for a specified period, starting from COLD CONDITION
without the specified limits of temperature being exceeded, the intervals between each
period of operation being sufficient to allow the EQUIPMENT to cool down to COLD
CONDITION.
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Labels
Store in this position Fragile No sunlight or rain Hook delivery prohibited
only. Please keep
upright.
Figure I. Warning labels on the outer packaging of ESU 350M.
MODEL: ESU 350M .

INPUT 115V ± 10% 60Hz 5A Fuse (slow)
220V ± 10% 50 Hz 2.5A Fuse (slow)

Usage Period: 10 years
Maximum Power Maximum Voltage Rated Load Frequency
Operating Mode
(watts) (Vp-p) (Ω) (kHz)
Pure Cut 350 2000 300 384
Mono-polar Blend I 300 3200 300 384
CUT Blend II 250 4000 300 384
Blend III 200 4000 300 384
Mono-polar Standard 120 7000 300 384
COAG Spray 100 11000 300 384
COAG 70 180 50 960
Cut 70 150 50 960
Bipolar
Blend I 60 130 50 960
Blend II 50 120 50 960
YUEH SHENG ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.

2F., No. 29, Qiangang St., Shilin District, Taipei City, Taiwan 11170
TEL: +886 2 2882 2212 FAX: +886 2 2881 8635
Figure II. Label on the back of ESU 350M.
Electrosurgical Unit
Model 350M

TEL: +886 2 2882 2212 FAX: +886 2 2881 8635 E-mail: info@yesng.com.tw
Figure III. Product identification tag on the outer package of ESU 350M.
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1. This generator is a high-frequency medical device. It is only to be operated by qualified

persons.
2. Study the manual and be familiar with the unit’s functions before operating the generator.
3. Inspect for correct input voltage before turning on the generator.
4. This generator produces high-frequency, high-voltage signals. Do not operate in

flammable environments.
5. This device is designed, constructed, and tested in accordance with EN6060-1-1-2

standard. However, small amounts of electromagnetic signals may emitted by this
generator. To reduce the effect of electromagnetic interference, place the generator as far
apart as possible from other devices.
6. The patient must not contact any metal objects while under operation. The
high-frequency currents generated by this unit may cause electrical burns if any contacts
are made between the patient and a metal object during an operation.
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Specifications
1. Input: □ 110V, ±10% 60Hz 5A

□ 220V, ±10% 50Hz 10A
2. Output
Maximum
Operating Maximum Rated Load Frequency
Power
Mode Voltage (Vp-p) (Ω) (kHz)
(watts)
Pure Cut 350 2000 300 384
CUT Blend II 250 4000 300 384
Blend III 200 4000 300 384
COAG Spray 100 11000 300 384
COAG 70 180 50 960
Cut 70 150 50 960
Bipolar
Blend I 60 130 50 960
Blend II 50 120 50 960
3. Dimensions:
42cm (D) x 37cm (W) x 14.5cm (L)
4. Weight:
12.5 kg
5. Applicable Standards:
ISO13485, ISO14971, ISO10993, EN ISO11135-1, EN980, EN60601-1, EN60601-1-2,
EN60601-2-2, 93/42/EEC Directive
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Section One – Operating Instructions
1.1 Initial Inspections and Installations
This equipment produces high-frequency electrical currents. It is only to be

operated and serviced by qualified personnel.
Initial Inspections
a) Visually inspect for damages that might have occurred during shipping. If any
damages are found, please contact the shipping agent and our local
representative.
Figure 1.1 Packaging and locations of labels of ESU Model 350M.
1. Label 1 – Product identification tag on the back of ESU 350M

2. Label 2 – Product identification tag on the outer package of 350M
3. Label 3 – Warning labels on the external package of 350M
4. Shockproof foam
5. YESNG Electrosurgical Unit 350M
b) Check for full compliance of accessories. Please contact our authorized

representative shall there be any concerns regarding accompanied accessories.
Copyright Yueh Sheng® Electronic Industrial Co., Ltd.

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c) Inspect Label 1 (the product identification tag) for the correct input voltage
before connecting to the receptacle. If there are discrepancies, please contact our
local representative or our head office.
MODEL: ESU 350M

INPUT 115V ± 5% 60Hz 5A Fuse (slow)
220V ± 5% 50 Hz 2.5A Fuse (slow)

Usage Period: 10 years
Maximum Power Maximum Voltage Rated Load Frequency
Operating Mode
(watts) (Vp-p) (Ω) (kHz)
Pure Cut 350 2000 300 384
CUT Blend II 250 4000 300 384
Blend III 200 4000 300 384
COAG Spray 100 11000 300 384
Cut 70 150 50 960
Blend I 60 130 50 960
Bipolar
Blend II 50 120 50 960
COAG 70 180 50 960

TEL: +886 2 2882 2212 FAX: +886 2 2881 8635
Figure 1.2 Label 1, located on the rear panel of ESU 350M.
Installations
Refer to Sections 1.2.2 and 1.2.3 for the connections of accessories.

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1.2 General Descriptions and Operating Instructions
1.2.1 Control Panel
Figure 1.3 Control panel for ESU 350M.

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1. Output Power Setting Display for Mono-polar Cut 20. Mono-polar / Bipolar Operating Mode Select Key
2. Output Power Increase Key for Mono-polar Cut 21. Mono-polar Operating Mode Indicator
3. Output Power Decrease Key for Mono-polar Cut 22. Bipolar Operating Mode Indicator
4. Operating Mode Select Key for Mono-polar Cut 23. Contact Impedance Display
5. Output Activation Indicator for Mono-polar Cut 24. Contact Impedance Monitor RESET
6. Output Power Setting Display for Mono-polar COAG 25. Patient Plate Circuitry FAULT Indicator
7. Output Power Increase Key for Mono-polar COAG 26. Pure Cut Operating Mode Indicator
8. Output Power Decrease Key for Mono-polar COAG 27. Blend I Cut Operating Mode Indicator
9. Operating Mode Select Key for Mono-polar COAG 28. Blend II Cut Operating Mode Indicator
10. Output Activation Indicator for Mono-polar COAG 29. Blend III Cut Operating Mode Indicator
11. Output Power Setting Display for Bipolar-cut 30. Standard COAG Operating Mode Indicator
12. Output Power Increase Key for Bipolar-cut 31. Spray COAG Operating Mode Indicator
13. Output Power Decrease Key for Bipolar-cut 32. Bipolar Cut Operating Mode Indicator
14. Operating Mode Select Key for Bipolar-cut 33. Bipolar Blend I Operating Mode Indicator
15. Output Activation Indicator for Bipolar-cut 34. Bipolar Blend II Operating Mode Indicator
16. Output Power Setting Display for Bipolar COAG 35. Memory Channel Display
17. Output Power Increase Key for Bipolar COAG 36. Memory Channel Increase Key
18. Output Power Decrease Key for Bipolar COAG 37. Memory Channel Decrease Key
19. Output Activation Indicator for Bipolar COAG 38. Memory Channel SET/ENTER Key
Table 1.1 Explanations of the control panel.

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1.2.2 Utility Panel
Figure 1.4 The utility panel of ESU Model 350M.
1. Connection 1 for Hand-Controlled Pencil

2. Connection 2 for Hand-Controlled Pencil
3. Connection for Foot-Controlled Pencil
4. Connection for Disposable Patient Plate – round
5. Connection for Disposable Patient Plate – flat
6. Connector Select for Disposable Patient Plate
7. Connection for Bipolar Forceps
Table 1.2 Explanations of the utility panel.

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Figure 1.5 Connections of accessories to the utility panel.

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1.2.3 Rear Panel
Figure 1.6 The rear panel of ESU 350M.
1. Power Supply Cord

2. Main Fuses
3. Connection for Ground
4. Sound Level Adjustment
5. Connection for Foot Control Switch
6. Speaker Output
7. Unit Identification Tag
8. Main Power Switch
Table 1.3 Explanations of the rear panel.

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1.2.4 Operating Instructions

This medical device is only to be operated by qualified personnel. Study this
manual and be familiar with all functions before operating.
As with all other electrosurgical units, this generator produces

high-frequency, high-density electrical signals. Always practice with care.
Consult our authorized representative or our head office if technical
assistance is required.
a) Precautions
 Patient plate must be fully attached to the patient’s skin before generating
any mono-polar outputs from the ESU. False and/or improper connections
may result in skin-burn injuries. Always check for proper attachments and
connections if the patient is re-positioned during a surgery.
 To minimize the possibility of HF burns during a surgery, the patient must

not contact any metal objects.
 Avoid resting cables (such as cable for surgical pencil, patient plate, or
cables for bipolar forceps) on the patient to minimize the possibility of HF
burns to the patient.
 As a general safety guideline, always start with a low output power setting.
Gradually increase the output power if necessary until the desired clinical
effect is achieved.
 All reusable accessories must be cleaned, disinfected, and sterilized before

each usage. Refer to Section 2.1 for more details.
 Do not reuse or re-sterile any disposable accessories. Reusing disposable

products may cause injuries and/or infections to the patient. Refer to Section
2.2 for more details.

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b) Connecting a Patient Plate

 Contact Impedance Monitor
When a dual-foil patient plate is used, the contact impedance monitor can
measure the contact quality (contact area) of the patient plate, and displays
the contact impedance in a three-digit format on the faceplate as shown in
Figure 1.7. A low impedance value indicates large contact surface. On the
other hand, a high impedance value suggests poor contact area, and is
hazardous to the patient. The typical range of contact impedance is between
40Ω and 110Ω.
The monitor also detects for false/improper connection of the patient-plate

cable regardless of the type of patient plate used.
When an unsafe status is detected (insufficient patient-plate contact quality

and/or improper cable connection), the generator immediately discontinues
its outputs, sounds an audible alarm, and flashes the “PLATE FAULT”
indicator. These warnings remain until all errors are corrected.
Reset key Plate-fault indicator

Three-digit impedance display
Figure 1.7 The contact impedance monitor located on the front panel of ESU 350M.

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 To connect a patient plate to its cable, lift the tab on the clip of the cable and
insert a patient plate fully into the clip as shown in Figure 1.8. Lock the clip
securely and connect the other end of the cable to the utility panel of the
ESU as shown in Figure 1.5 in Section 1.2.2.
unlock
lock
3-meter cable
clip
patient plate
Figure 1.8 Connecting a patient plate.
Adjust the selector on the Utility Panel (as shown in Figure 1.4) to match
the chosen type of connector.

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c) Operating Modes of ESU 350M

 There are two operating modes in 350M: Mono-polar and Bipolar. To switch
between mono-polar and bipolar operating mode, press the
“mono-polar/bipolar operating mode select key”.
1. Mono-polar/bipolar
Operating Mode Select Key.
2. Mono-polar Operating Mode
Indicator.
3. Bipolar Operating Mode
1 2 3
Indicator.
Figure 1.9 Bipolar/mono-polar mode select key and their corresponding indicators.
The 350M can be operated under mono-polar mode, bipolar mode, or under
both modes simultaneously. The operating-mode indicators illuminate
according to the selected modes.

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i) Mono-polar Cutting
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1. Mode Select Key.
2. Blend III CUT Operating Mode Indicator.
3. Blend II CUT Operating Mode Indicator.
4. Blend I CUT Operating Mode Indicator.
5. Pure Cut Operating Mode Indicator.
6. Output Power Setting Display.
7. Output Power Increase Key.
8. Output Power Decrease Key.
9. Output Activation Indicator.
Figure 1.10 The control interface for CUT mode on the control panel of ESU 350M.
– Mono-polar cutting is achieved by using an electrosurgical pencil. The

pencil must be connected to the utility panel according to Figure 1.4
and Figure 1.5 in Section 1.2.2.
– Press the “Mode Select Key” to select between PURECUT,

BLEND I, BLEND II, or BLEND III.
– “Operating mode indicators” illuminate according to the selected

cutting mode.
– Pure cut
Cuts tissue with little to no coagulation effect. Provides powerful and
fast cutting results.
– Blend I Cut
Cuts tissue with low coagulation effect.
– Blend II Cut
Cuts tissue with medium coagulation effect.
– Blend III Cut

Cuts tissue with heavy coagulation effect.

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– Adjusting output power for cutting:

Press the “output power increase key” once to increase the output
power by one watt. Press the “output power decrease key” once to
decrease the output power by one watt. For large-step
increments/decrements, press and hold the key. The generator changes
the output power continuously until the key is released.
– It is not necessary to discontinue the output to adjust its power. The

output can be activated and the adjustment of the output power can be
made simultaneously. However, as a safety feature, if the output power
is being adjusted while the output is being activated, the largest
increment-step is ten watts if “output power increase/decrease key” is
pressed and held. To further adjust the output power, release the
“output power increase/decrease key” and press again.
– The output power is shown on the “output power setting display”.
– The yellow “output activation indicator” illuminates when the CUT

output is activated.
– The ESU generates an output tone from its speaker when the CUT

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ii) Mono-polar Coagulation

2 3 4 5 6 7
1. Mode Select Key.
2. Spray-Coagulation Operating Mode Indicator.
3. Standard-Coagulation Operating Mode Indicator.
4. Output Activation Indicator.
5. Output Power Setting Display.
6. Output Power Increase Key.
1 7. Output Power Decrease Key.
Figure 1.11 The control interface for mono-polar coagulation on the 350M.
– Mono-polar coagulation is achieved by using an electrosurgical pencil.

The pencil must be connected to the utility panel according to Figure
1.4 and Figure 1.5 in Section 1.2.2.
– Press the “mode select key” to switch between STANDARD and

SPRAY coagulation.
– “Operating mode indicators” illuminate according to the selected

coagulation mode.
– Standard coagulation
Standard coagulation uses high-density currents to coagulate tissues
quickly and efficiently. The Standard mode is usually used for small-
to medium-hemorrhagic areas. Standard coagulation is sometimes
called desiccation or forced coagulation.
– Spray coagulation
Spray coagulation uses very high voltages to generate “arching
currents”. The current travels through air, and is “sprayed” onto the
tissue, resulting in a large coagulation area. Therefore, the Spray mode
is generally used for large-hemorrhagic surfaces. Spray coagulation is
also known as fulguration.

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– Adjusting the output power for coagulation:

Press the “output power increase key” once to increase the output
power by one watt. Press the “output power decrease key” once to
decrease the output power by one watt. For large-step
– It is not necessary to discontinue the output to adjust its power. The

output can be activated and the adjustment of the output power can be
made simultaneously. However, if the output power is being adjusted
while the output is generated, the largest increment-step is ten watts if
“output power increase/decrease key” is pressed and held. To further
adjust the output power, release the “output power increase/decrease
key” and press again.
– The output power is shown on the “Output power setting display”.
– The blue “output activation indicator” illuminates when the COAG

– The ESU generates an output tone from its speaker when the COAG

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iii) Adjusting Mono-polar Outputs with Hand-controlled Pencil
F1. Output Power Increase Key

F2. Output Power Decrease Key
Figure 1.12 Electrosurgical hand-controlled pencil with remote capability (part number 80207-A).
ESU 350M is equipped with a unique hand-controlled pencil which is

capable of adjusting the generator’s mono-polar output power. To utilize this
function, the hand-control pencil (part number 80207-A) must be connected
to “HAND CONTROL 1” on the utility panel as shown in Figure 1.5.
To adjust the output power for mono-polar CUT, direct the pencil away from
the patient so that the electrode does not contact the patient. Press CUT
button once, then press F1 to increase the output power, or F2 to decrease
the output power.
To adjust the output power for mono-polar COAG, direct the pencil away
from the patient so that the electrode does not contact the patient. Press
COAG button once, then press F1 to increase the output power, or F2 to
decrease the output power.

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iv) Bipolar Operations
1 2 3 4 5 6 1. Mode Select Key (CUT).
2. Blend II Operating Mode Indicator.
3. Blend I Operating Mode Indicator.
4. Cut Operating Mode Indicator.
5. Output Power Setting Display for Cut Mode.

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6. Output Power Setting Display for COAG Mode.
8 7. COAG Output Power Increase Key.
9 8. Cut Output Power Increase Key.

10 9. COAG Output Power Decrease Key.
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10. Cut Output Power Decrease Key.
12 11. COAG Activation Indicator.
12. Cut Activation Indicator.
Figure 1.13 Control interface for bipolar operating mode.
– Bipolar operations are done with bipolar forceps. The outputs are
activated by a foot control switch.
– This method of coagulation is widely used in microsurgeries, such as

neurosurgery, ophthalmologic surgery, and plastic surgery, etc.
– Connect forceps to their cable according to Figure 1.18.
– Connect the banana jack to the utility panel of the ESU as shown in
Figure 1.4 and Figure 1.5 in Section 1.2.2.
– Adjusting the output power for bipolar operations:

Press the “output power increase key” (see Figure 1.13) once to
increase the output power by one watt. Press “output power decrease
key” once to decrease the output power by one watt. For large-step
– The output power is shown in “output power setting display”.
– The blue “output activation indicator” illuminates when the output of

bipolar coagulation is activated.

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– The yellow “output activation indicator” illuminates when the output

of bipolar cut is activated.
– An audible activation tone is also generated by the ESU when a bipolar

v) Dual Hand Control Outputs

The 350M is equipped with dual hand control output function. Both hand control
outputs can be activated simultaneously, allowing two surgeons to operate on a
patient at different locations, providing maximum efficiency. To utilize this
function, connect two hand control pencils to the utility panel as shown in Figure
1.5. The output power shown on Output Power Setting Display is dispersed to
both hand-control outputs, with each output occupying approximately 50% of the
preset output power. The combined output power is never greater than what is
shown on the Output Power Setting Display.

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d) Activating Outputs From the ESU
WARNING
Ensure that the patient plate is adhered onto the patient’s skin fully, and the cable
for patient plate is connected properly to the ESU before any mono-polar outputs
are activated. This precaution may be exempted if the surgery requires only
bipolar outputs, and the mono-polar output modes are switched OFF by using
the mode select key as mentioned in 1.2.4(c).
i) Mono-polar outputs
– With a hand-controlled surgical pencil (disposable and reusable) :
1. Connect a three-prong hand-controlled surgical pencil to the

utility panel as shown in Figure 1.14 below.
utility panel of the ESU
3-prong hand-controlled
surgical pencil
3-meter cable
Figure 1.14 Connecting a hand-controlled surgical pencil to the ESU.

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2. Press the YELLOW button on the pencil to generate CUT output.

The yellow “Output Activation Indicator for Mono-polar Cut”
illuminates when the CUT output is activated.
3. Press the BLUE button on the pencil to generate a COAG output.
The blue “Output Activation Indicator for Mono-polar COAG”
illuminated when a COAG output is activated.
Figure 1.15 Location of CUT and COAG buttons on a hand-controlled surgical pencil
– With a foot-controlled surgical pencil (available as a reusable

accessory):
1. Connect the foot-controlled surgical pencil as shown in Figure
1.16.
utility panel of the ESU
connector
foot-controlled surgical
pencil
3-meter cable
e)
Figure 1.16 Connecting a foot-controlled surgical pencil to the ESU.

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6. The outputs from a foot-controlled pencil are activated by a foot

control switch. Connect the foot control switch to the rear panel of
the ESU as shown in Figure 1.17. Once the foot control switch is
inserted fully to the ESU, secure the connection by turning the
metallic ring found on the connector of the foot control switch.
rear panel of the ESU
metallic ring for securing the connection
FOOT SWITCH
foot control switch
Figure 1.17 Connecting a foot control switch to the ESU.
7. Step on the yellow CUT (left) pedal to activate “mono-polar

CUT” output. Step on the blue COAG (right) pedal to activate the
“mono-polar COAG” output.
8. The foot-controlled outputs are sent to the patient via a

foot-controlled surgical pencil, regardless of the connection of the
hand-controlled pencil.

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ii) Bipolar outputs

– Connect bipolar forceps to the cables as shown in Figure 1.18 below.
3-meter cable
bipolar forceps
Figure 1.18 Connecting bipolar forceps to cables
– Connect the banana jacks to the utility panel of the ESU as shown in
Figure 1.4 in Section 1.2.2.
– Connect the foot control switch to the ESU according to Figure 1.17.
– Step on the COAG pedal of the foot control switch to activate the
bipolar coagulation output.
FOOT SWITCH
mono-polar CUT pedal bipolar/mono-polar COAG pedal
Figure 1.19 Foot control switch.
– The outputs of bipolar operations (bipolar forceps) and mono-polar

operations (foot-controlled surgical pencil) are activated by the same
foot control switch. If the ESU is set to operate both mono-polar and
bipolar modes simultaneously, the bipolar mode takes priority over
the foot-controlled surgical pencil. Pressing the switches on the foot
control will not generate an output from the foot-control switch. To
utilize foot-controlled surgical pencil, the bipolar mode must be
switched off by using the “mono-polar/bipolar mode select key”.

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1.2.5 Memory Functions

YESNG’s ESU 350M is equipped with 12 memory channels to register and save 12
operating modes and preferences.
F1. Memory Channel Down.
F2. Memory Channel Up.

F3. Memory SET/ENTER.
Figure 1.20 Control interface for memory function.
To save a preference in the memory, select a desired memory channel by using F1 and
F2 buttons. Press F1 to navigate through memory channels DOWN. Press F2 to
navigate through memory channels UP.
Once the desired memory channel has been chosen, adjust the operating modes and
their output powers to the desired settings. Press the ENTER key. The Memory
Channel display flashes three times to indicate that the chosen settings have been
saved to the memory channel shown.
The memory function saves all operating modes and their output power settings.
These settings remain in the memory even after power down. Press UP or DOWN
keys to navigate through memory channels.
A memory channel can be re-programmed by following the above steps.

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Section Two – Accessories
2.1 Reusable Accessories
Reusable accessories include: hand-controlled surgical pencils, foot-controlled

surgical pencils, bipolar forceps, cable for bipolar forceps, cable for disposable patient
plate, reusable electrodes, and foot control switch.
Accessories that contact a patient’s internal tissues during a surgery, such as

hand-controlled surgical pencils, foot-controlled surgical pencils, and bipolar forceps,
must be cleaned, disinfected, and sterilized prior to each usage. Please contact our
head office or our authorized representative for the complete selections of accessories.
a) Cleaning
 Wipe the accessories with a damped sponge or a piece of cloth with a mild
detergent solution. Do not use abrasive pads.

 Rinse with water and dry with a clean, soft cloth.
b) Disinfecting
Gently wipe the accessories with a 75% methylated spirit and water solution, or
soak the accessories in a 75% alcohol solution for at least 30 minutes.
c) Sterilizing
Three sterilization methods are available. However, it is important to verify that
the product can withstand the chosen sterilization method. Cables must not be
folded or coiled during sterilization or storage.
 Moist heat (autoclave) – Please follow EN554 Standards (Sterilization of
Medical Device – Validation and Routine Control of Sterilization by Moist
Heat).
 Ethylene Oxide (EO) – Please follow EN550 Standards (Sterilization of
Medical Devices – Validation and Routine Control of Ethylene Oxide
Sterilization).
 Irradiation (Gamma) – Please follow EN552 Standards (Sterilization of
Medical Devices – Validation and Routine Control of Sterilization by
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d) Care instructions
 Electrodes, hand-control pencils, foot-control pencils, bipolar forceps and
their cables, can be sterilized by autoclave for up to 50 times. It is
recommended to discard these products after the maximum sterilization
count has been reached.
 Electrosurgical pencils (hand-control and foot-control) and cable for bipolar
forceps must be inspected and tested after sterilization for damages which
may have occurred. An ohm meter should be used to measure the
conductivity. Please contact an authorized representative if replacements are
required.
 Bipolar forceps and electrodes must be visually inspected for damages such
as apparent scratches or cracks. Using a defected accessory is hazardous to
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2.2 Disposable Accessories
WARNING
 Do not use sterilized products if the packaging has been damaged before
opening.
 Do not reuse or re-sterile disposable accessories.
 Do not use disposable products after the expiry date.
 Store and use the disposable accessories according the instructions given on
their packaging.
Disposable accessories include: disposable hand-controlled pencils, disposable patient

plates, and cautery tip cleaners. Disposable accessories which contact, either directly
or indirectly, a patient’s internal tissues are sterilized and individually packaged. Do
not use the product if the packaging is damaged before opening. Please note the
expiration date printed near the seal of the packaging. Do not use the product after the
expiration date.
Disposable patient plates are adhered onto a patient’s skin; therefore, they do not
require sterilization. However, do not use the product after the expiration date. The
chemical characteristics of the hydro gel may be changed significantly after the
expiration date.
Please contact our authorized representative or our head office for a complete
selection of disposable accessories.

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Section Three – Maintenance & Service Instructions
3.1 Maintenance Instructions
WARNING
 Turn off and unplug the generator before cleaning.
 The calibration procedures should only be done by qualified technicians.
 Contact our authorized representative or our head office if technical
assistance is needed.
3.1.1 Cleaning
Use a clean, soft, and slightly damped cloth to gently wipe down the exterior of the
generator. Do not use excessive water as doing so may damage the electrical circuits.
Use only dry cloth for the rear panel of the ESU. It is not necessary to sterile the ESU.
3.1.2 Output Power Calibrations

Each generator is calibrated to ensure its maximum performance prior to delivery.
However, calibration should be done at least once every two years to ensure accurate
output characteristics.
i) Calibration of Output Power for Mono-polar Cutting

Connect the ESU to an ESU analyzer. Set the ESU analyzer to 300Ω load setting.
Measure and record the output for every five-watt increments. Repeat for Blend I and
Blend II modes. If any discrepancies between the set power and the actual output
power occur, refer to the following table to adjust the appropriate variable resistor.
Potentiometers U14 U9 U64

Output Types Pure CUT Blend I Blend II
Table 3.1 Potentiometers and their corresponding cutting functions.

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ii) Calibration of Output Power for Mono-polar Coagulation

Connect the circuit and measure the coagulation outputs similar to the steps described
in Section 3.1.2.1. Refer to the following table if the calibration of the output power
for coagulation is needed.
Potentiometers U8 U15
Output Types Standard Spray
Table 3.2 Potentiometers and their corresponding coagulation functions.
iii) Calibration of Output Power for Bipolar Coagulation

Connect the ESU analyzer to the bipolar coagulation output. The load impedance
must be set to 50Ω. Measure and record the output values for each five-watt
increments. Refer to Table 3.3 if calibration is needed.
Potentiometer U16
Output Type Bipolar COAG
Table 3.3 The potentiometer used to calibrate bipolar COAG.
iv) Calibration for Contact Impedance Monitor

The voltage at R98 should be 2.1V. An incorrect voltage may generate false alarms on
the Contact Impedance Monitor. This voltage can be adjusted with VR1.
v) Calibration for CUT and COAG Output Waveforms

This procedure must be done at least once every three years, and should only be
carried out by Yueh Sheng or an authorized representative. Please contact our head
office for details.

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3.2 Service Manual
WARNING
The following procedures should only be carried out by qualified
technicians. Please contact our head office or an authorized representative if
technical assistance or repair parts are needed.
3.2.1 Troubleshooting
Generator freezes / not responding to the buttons pressed
1. Turn the generator OFF. Reset the CPU by switch S1 OFF and ON again.
2. Switch the generator back to ON.
3. If steps 1 and 2 do not solve the problem, remove the front panel and inspect the
conductivity of the push buttons.
4. Replace crystal Y1 if all of the above steps fail to correct the problem.
Alarm ON continuously
1. Check for proper attachment of the patient plate.
2. Inspect the patient plate cable for conductivity.
3. Refer to Section 3.1.2.4 for calibration procedures for Contact Impedance
Monitor.
No outputs
1. Inspect all fuses and connections.
2. Inspect the conductivity of all accessories.
3. Visually inspect for damages on all PCB’s. Repair any broken tracks.
4. Inspect transistor Q4 on the motherboard. This transistor acts a switch to hand
control outputs.
5. Inspect the diode bridge on the driver board. Replace if they are shorted.
6. Test the MOSFET’s Q8, Q5, Q4, and Q9 on the driver board. Replace if
necessary. If a MOSFET is replaced, inspect the diode Z18V and the 5.6Ω
resistor which are in series with the replaced MOSFET.
7. If Steps 1 to 6 are performed and the generator is still not producing outputs,
replace the voltage regulator YS_M04 on the motherboard. This voltage
regulator is a custom-made part, and can only be obtained from Yueh Sheng.
Please contact our head office or an authorized representative if YS_M04 is
needed.

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8. If any of the parts listed in Step 5 to Step 7 are replaced, measure the standby
voltage at D71. The voltage reading should be 16V to 20V. If this reading is
incorrect, use VR5 to adjust to the correct voltage level.
9. Please contact our head office or an authorized representative if the above steps
fail to correct the problem. Do not attempt to change any components other than
those listed above. Ensure that the replaced parts are of equivalent specifications
to the original parts.

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3.2.2 Frequently-Used Test Points
Test Points Description Reading Calibration

D71 Standby Voltage 16V ~ 20V VR5
R98 Transducer Voltage 2.1V VR1
P+5V 5VDC 5V ± 5% 4575
P+12V 12VDC 12V ± 5% MIC4576BT
P+15V 15VDC 15V ± 5% Q18
TP5 960kHz Signal 960kHz Y1 3.84MHz
TP6 384kHz Signal 384kHz Y1 3.84MHz
TP7 38.4kHz Signal 38.4kHz Y1 3.84MHz
TP8 19.2kHz Signal 19.2kHz Y1 3.84MHz
Actual Output Pure CUT Output Power Analyzer Reading U14
Actual Output Blend I CUT Output Power Analyzer Reading U9
Actual Output Blend II CUT Output Power Analyzer Reading U64
Actual Output Spray COAG Output Power Analyzer Reading U15
Actual Output Standard COAG Output Power Analyzer Reading U8
Actual Output Bipolar COAG Output Power Analyzer Reading U16
Table 3.4 Frequently-used test points and their corresponding components.

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3.3 Output Characteristics
Figure 3.1 Output characteristics for mono-polar standard coagulation.
Figure 3.2 Output characteristics for mono-polar spray coagulation.

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Figure 3.3 Output characteristics for mono-polar blend I cut.
Figure 3.4 Output characteristics for bipolar cut.

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Figure 3.5 Output characteristics for mono-polar blend II cut.
Figure 3.6 Output characteristics for bipolar coagulation.

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Figure 3.7 Output characteristics for mono-polar pure cut.
Figure 3.8 Output characteristics for mono-polar blend I cut.

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Figure 3.9 Output characteristics for mono-polar blend II cut.
Figure 3.10 Output characteristics for mono-polar blend III cut.

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3.4 Diagrams & Schematics

3.4.1 Constitutional Chart
Figure 3.11 Constitutional chart for ESU 350M.

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3.4.2 Circuit Diagrams – Computer Board
Figure 3.12 Circuit diagram of CPU board.

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3.4.3 Circuit Diagram – Driver Board
YS-3001 05/03/07
Figure 3.13 Circuit Diagram – Driver board.

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3.4.4 Circuit Diagram – Motherboard
YS350M 3/16/01
Figure 3.14 Circuit Diagram – Motherboard.

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3.5 Bill of Materials

3.5.1 Bill of Materials – Computer Board
BOM - Computer Board (Model:350M)
CIRCUIT YESNG CIRCUIT YESNG
DISCRIPTION DISCRIPTION
REFERENCE PART NO. REFERENCE PART NO.
2001 C2 Cap.,47pF,50v,Cer. 3140-5047 2046 J5
2002 C3 Cap.,10μF,25v,Tan. 3120-3610 2047 JP1 CABLE_26Pin 4027-0001
2003 C7 Cap.,10μF,25v,Tan. 3120-3610 2048 L1 L_0.047mH 3200-1211
2004 C8 Cap.,10pF,25v,Cer. 3140-5010 2049 L2 L_0.047Mh 3200-1211
2005 C9 Cap.,10μF,25v,Tan. 3120-3610 2050 L3 L_0.047mH 3200-1211
2006 C10 Cap.,470μF,16v,Elect. 3110-2747 2051 Q1 Q_9012_ECB 3411-9012
2007 C11 Cap.,10μF,25v,Tan. 3120-3610 2052 Q2 Q_9012_ECB 3411-9012
2010 C14 Cap.,10pF,50v,Cer. 3140-5010 2055 Q5 Q_9012_ECB 3411-9012
2011 C15 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410 2056 Q6 Q_9012_ECB 3411-9012
2019 C24 Cap.,470μF,16v,Elect. 3110-2747 2064 Q14 Q_9012_ECB 3411-9012
2020 C25 Cap.,470μF,16v,Elect. 3110-2747 2065 Q15 Q_9014_EBC 3411-9014
2025 C30 Cap.,10μF,25v,Tan. 3120-3610 2070 R1 Res.,1k,1%,1/8w,Metal 3081-4100
2026 D1 LED,LAMP,YELLOW 4010-1431 2071 R2 Res.,1k,1%,1/8w,Metal 3081-4100
2029 D4 LED,LAMP,GREEN 4010-1432 2074 R5 Res.,1k,1%,1/8w,Metal 3081-4100
2039 D14 LED,LAMP,YELLOW 4010-1431 2084 R15 Res.,16.2,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2162
2040 D15 LED,LAMP,YELLOW 4010-1431 2085 R16 Res.,16.2,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2162
2041 D16 LED,LAMP,RED 4010-1433 2086 R17 Res.,16.2,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2162
2042 D17 LED,LAMP,RED 4010-1433 2087 R18 Res.,16.2,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2162
2043 J2 Res.,2.2k,5%,1/8w,8p,Net 3040-8422 2088 R19 Res.,16.2,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2162
2044 J3 Res.,470,5%,1/8w,8p,Net 3040-8347 2089 R20 Res.,16.2,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2162
2045 J4 Res.,470,5%,1/8w,8p,Net 3040-8347 2090 R21 Res.,16.2,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2162
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2091 R22 Res.,16.2,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2162 2136 R73 Res.,8.2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4820
2092 R23 Res.,100k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-6100 2137 R74 Res.,8.2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4820
2093 R24 Res.,100k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-6100 2138 R76 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220
2095 R26 Res.,100k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-6100 2140 R78 Res.,470,5%,1/8w,8p.Net. 3040-8347
2097 R31 Res.,1k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4100 2142 RLY1 Relay_REED_GIA122000 4004-0010
2100 R34 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 2145 RLY4 Relay_REED_GIA122000 4004-0010
2101 R35 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220 2146 RLY5 Relay_REED_GIA122000 4004-0010
2102 R36 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220 2147 RLY6 Relay_REED_GIA122000 4004-0010
2103 R37 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220 2148 RP4 Res.,1.2k,5%,1/8w,8p,Net. 3040-8412
2104 R38 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220 2149 S1 Button 4005-0007
2105 R39 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220 2150 SW1 Button 4005-0007
2112 R46 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 2157 SW8 Button 4005-0007
2118 R52 Res.,10k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5100 2163 SW14 Button 4005-0007
2120 R54 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 2165
2121 R55 Res.,20k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5200 2166 U1 Display,5501 4010-5501
2122 R56 Res.,1.5M,1%,1/8w,Metal 3081-7150 2167 U2 Display,5501 4010-5501
2123 R57 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 2168 U3 Display,5501 4010-5501
2127 R62 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220 2172 U7 Display,5501 4010-5501
2130 R66 Res.,100k,5%,1/8w,9p,Net. 3040-9610 2175 U10 Display,5501 4010-5501
2133 R70 Res.,8.2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4820 2178 U13 IC_LTC8043 3508-8043
2134 R71 Res.,8.2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4820 2179 U14 IC_AT89C51 3540-8951
2135 R72 Res.,8.2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4820 2180 U15 IC_74HC154N 3524-7154
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2181 U16 IC_93LC86 3508-9386
2182 U17 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2183 U18 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2184 U19 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2185 U20 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2186 U21 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2187 U22 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2188 U23 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2189 U24 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2190 U25 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2191 U26 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2192 U27 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2193 U28 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2194 U29 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2195 U30 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2196 U31 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2197 U32 IC_74LS164 3514-7164
2198 U33 IC_62003 3516-9003
2199 U37 IC_PIC16C71/05 3518-6671
2200 U38 IC_7662 3508-9662
2201 U39 IC_CA3130 3508-3130
2202 U41 Q_8054 3411-8054
2203 U45 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2204 U46 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
2205 VRR1 Res.,10k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2510
2206 VRR2 Res.,100k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2610
2207 Y1 Crystall,10MHz 4018-0002
2208 Display,7803 4010-7803
2209 Display,7803 4010-7803
2210 Display,7803 4010-7803
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3.5.2 Bill of Materials – Motherboard

BOM - Mother Board (Model:350M)
1001 7812 IC_7812 3503-2012 1046 C64 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410
1002 BD17 Bridge-Diode,FBU4K 3353-4000 1047 C65 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410
1003 C1 Cap.,27pF,50v,Cer. 3140-5027 1048 C67 Cap.,0.033μF,1.6kv,Film 3171-5233
1004 C2 Cap.,27pF,50v,Cer. 3140-5027 1049 C68 Cap.,0.033μF,1.6kv,Film 3171-5233
1005 C3 Cap.,0.001μF,50v,Film 3170-5210 1050 C72 Cap.,0.001μF,50v,Film 3171-5210
1006 C4 Cap.,0.001μF,50v,Film 3170-5210 1051 C73 Cap.,1000μF,250v,Elect. 3110-9810
1009 C9 Cap.,0.047μF,100v,Film 3130-7347 1054 C76 Cap.,0.01μF,250v,Film. 3170-9310
1010 C10 Cap.,220μF,25v,Elect. 3110-3722 1055 C77 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410
1011 C11 Cap.,47pF,50v,Cer. 3140-5047 1056 C78 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410
1012 C12 Cap.,47pF,50v,Cer. 3140-5047 1057 C79 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410
1013 C13 Cap.,0.001μF,50v,Film 3170-5210 1058 C80 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410
1014 C15 Cap.,470μF,35v,Elect. 3110-4747 1059
1015 C16 Cap.,2200μF,35v,Elect. 3110-4822 1060 C82 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410
1016 C17 Cap.,0.0027μF,100v,Film 3130-7272 1061 C83 Cap.,10μF,25v,Tan. 3120-3610
1017 C18 Cap.,10μF,25v,Tan. 3120-3610 1062 C84 Cap.,3.3μF,250v,Paper. 3160-9533
1020 C21 Cap.,47μF,50v,Elect. 3110-5647 1065 C87 Cap.,470μF,35v,Elect. 3110-4747
1021 C24 Cap.,0.0033μF,3kv,Film 3170-6233 1066 C88 Cap.,470μF,35v,Elect. 3110-4747
1022 C34 Cap.,470μF,35v,Elect. 3110-4747 1067 C89 Cap.,470μF,35v,Elect. 3110-4747
1023 C36 Cap.,10μF,25v,Tan. 3120-3610 1068 C90 Cap.,0.047μF,100v,Cer. 3130-7347
1026 C43 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410 1071 C96 Cap.,10μF,25v,Tan. 3120-3610
1029 C46 Cap.,10μF,25v,Tan. 3120-3610 1074 C99 Cap.,0.001μF,50v,Film 3170-5210
1032 C50 Cap.,0.0056μF,1.6kv,Film 3171-5265 1077 C102 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410
1033 C51 Cap.,0.0056μF,1.6kv,Film 3171-5265 1078 C103 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410
1034 C52 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410 1079 C104 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410
1044 C62 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410 1089 CX2 Cap.,470μF,35v,Elect. 3110-4747
1045 C63 Cap.,0.1μF,50v,Cer. 3140-5410 1090 CX3 Cap.,1000μF,35v,Elect. 3110-4810
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1091 D1 Diode,BY399 3322-0399 1136 D73 Diode,RL205 3321-0205
1092 D4 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1137 D74 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1093 D5 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1138 D75 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1094 D6 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1139 D76 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1095 D7 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1140 D77 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1096 D8 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1141 D78 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1097 D10 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1142 D79 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1098 D13 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1143 D80 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1099 D21 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1144 D82 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1100 D22 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1145 D83 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1101 D23 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1146 D84 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1102 D25 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1147 D85 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1103 D27 Diode,FR105 3331-0105 1148 D86 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1104 D28 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1149 D91 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1105 D29 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1150 D92 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1106 D30 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1151 D93 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1107 D31 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1152 D94 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1108 D32 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1153 D95 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1109 D33 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1154 D96 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1110 D38 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1155 D99 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1111 D39 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1156 D100 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1112 D40 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1157 D101 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1113 D41 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1158 D102 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1114 D42 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1159 D103 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1115 D43 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1160 D104 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1116 D44 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1161 D105 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1117 D45 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1162 D107 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148
1118 D48 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1163
1119 D49 Diode,FR105 3331-0105 1164 H1 Q_S6035W 3423-6035
1120 D54 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1165 J2 Socket_2P 4015-0020
1121 D55 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1166 J3 Socket_3P 4015-0030
1122 D56 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1167 JP1 Socket_3P 4015-0030
1126 D60 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1171 L1 L_0.068mH 3200-1201
1127 D61 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1172 L2 L_0.068mH 3200-1201
1128 D62 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1173 P3 Socket_26P 4003-0260
1131 D65 Diode,1N4148 3311-4148 1176 Q4 Q_2SC1384-R 3411-1384
1132 D69 Diode,RL205 3321-0205 1177 Q6 Q_2SC1959 3411-1959
1133 D70 Diode,51 3321-0051 1178 Q7 Q_2SC1959 3411-1959
1134 D71 Diode,FR607 3332-0607 1179 Q8 Q_2SC1959 3411-1959
1135 D72 Diode,BY399 3322-0399 1180 Q9 Q_2SC1959 3411-1959
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1181 Q10 Q_MPSA13 3411-0013 1226 R43 Res.,3k,5%,10w,W.W. 3030-9430
1182 Q12 Q_2SC1959 3411-1959 1227 R45 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470
1183 Q13 Q_2SC1959 3411-1959 1228 R46 Res.,300k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3300
1184 Q18 IC_7815 3503-2015 1229 R52 Res.,20k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5210
1185 Q19 Q_D6020L 3422-6020 1230 R53 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120
1188 Q23 Q_2SC1959 3411-1959 1233 R56 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120
1190 Q25 Q_2SC1959 3411-1959 1235 R64 Res.,560,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-3560
1192 Q27 Q_2SC1959 3411-1959 1237 R73 Res.,0.1,5%,5w,W.W. 3030-7010
1193 Q28 Q_2SC1959 3411-1959 1238 R74 Res.,300,5%,5w,W.W. 3030-7330
1194 Q29 Q_9014_EBC 3411-9014 1239 R75 Res.,8.2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4820
1195 Q30 Q_2SC1959 3411-1959 1240 R76 Res.,33,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-2330
1197 R2 Res.,10M,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-8100 1242 R78 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120
1200 R5 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1245 R81 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120
1202 R7 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220 1247 R83 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120
1206 R13 Res.,16.2,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2162 1251 R87 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120
1207 R14 Res.,5.6,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-1560 1252 R88 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120
1209 R16 Res.,8.2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4820 1254 R91 Res.,12k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5120
1210 R17 Res.,8.2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4820 1255 R92 Res.,8.2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4820
1212 R19 Res.,18k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5180 1257 R95 Res.,2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4200
1213 R20 Res.,8.2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4820 1258 R96 Res.,5.6,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-1560
1219 R32 Res.,470,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3470 1264 R106 Res.,1k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4100
1221 R34 Res.,820,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3820 1266 R108 Res.,1k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4100
1225 1270 R121 Res.,200,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3200
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1272 R123 Res.,5k,5%,10w,W.W. 3030-9450 1317 R184 Res.,1k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4100
1273 R125 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1318 R185 Res.,2.2k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4220
1275 R127 Res.,10k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5100 1320 RE10 Relay_DC12V 4004-0012
1276 R128 Res.,10k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5100 1321 RE11 Relay_RY12W-K 4004-0014
1277 R129 Res.,10k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5100 1322 RE12 Relay_LRL-102-100PCV 4004-0011
1278 R130 Res.,10k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5100 1323 RE16 Relay_REED_GIA122000 4004-0010
1279 R131 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1324 RE17 Relay_RY12W-K 4004-0014
1280 R132 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120 1325 RE18 Relay_RY12W-K 4004-0014
1281 R133 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1326 RE19 Relay_LRL-102-100PCV 4004-0011
1284 R137 Res.,200,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3200 1329 RE22 Relay_LRL-102-100PCV 4004-0011
1285 R138 Res.,13k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5130 1330 U1 IC_4081 3514-4081
1286 R139 Res.,1.5k,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-4150 1331 U2 IC_4001 3514-4001
1287 R141 Res.,18k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5180 1332 U3 IC_4013 3514-4013
1288 R142 Res.,3.3k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4330 1333 U4 IC_4018 3516-4018
1289 R143 Res.,39,5%,2w,Oxide 3020-6239 1334 U5 IC_4018 3516-4018
1290 R146 Res.,1.8k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4180 1335 U6 IC_4528 3516-4528
1291 R147 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220 1336 U7 IC_4528 3516-4528
1292 R148 Res.,1.8k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4180 1337 U8 Res.,10k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2510
1293 R149 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220 1338 U9 Res.,50k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2550
1294 R150 Res.,56,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-2560 1339 U10 IC_4081 3514-4081
1295 R151 Res.,56,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-2560 1340 U11 IC_4081 3514-4081
1296 R157 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120 1341 U12 IC_4528 3516-4528
1299 R160 1344 U15 Res.,10k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2510
1300 R161 1345 U16 Res.,50k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2550
1301 R162 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1346 U18 IC_MIC4575-5.0BT 3505-9575
1302 R163 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1347 U19 IC_555 3508-9555
1303 R164 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120 1348 U20 IC_LM311N 3508-1311
1304 R165 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1349 U22 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
1305 R167 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120 1350 U23 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
1306 R168 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1351 U24 IC_4078 3514-4078
1307 R171 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1352 U25 IC_4081 3514-4081
1308 R172 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1353 U27 IC_4528 3516-4528
1309 R174 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1354 U33 IC_TC426C 3508-9426
1310 R177 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220 1355 U38 IC_4012 3514-4012
1311 R178 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470 1356 U50 IC_62003 3516-9003
1312 R179 Res.,10k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5100 1357 U51 IC_62003 3516-9003
1313 R180 Res.,10k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5100 1358 U52 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
1314 R181 Res.,10k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-5100 1359 U53 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
1315 R182 Res.,12,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2120 1360 U54 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
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1361 U64 Res.,50k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2550
1362 U65 Res.,100,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2310
1363 U67 Core,30T:7T 4024-0004
1364 U68 Res.,5k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2450
1365 U70 IC_4018 3516-4018
1366 U72 Res.,20k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2520
1367 U74 IC_MOC3010 3506-3010
1368 U75 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
1369 U76 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
1370 U78 IC_4528 3516-4528
1371 U79
1372 U90
1373 U81 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
1374 U82 IC_PC817_SHARP 3504-9817
1375 U83
1376 U84
1377 V1 IC_MIC4576 3505-4576
1378 VR1 Res.,10k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2510
1379 VR2 Res.,10k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2510
1380 VR3 Res.,5k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2450
1381 VR5 Res.,50k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2550
1382 VR9 Res.,50k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2550
1383 VR10 Res.,50k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2550
1384 VR11 Res.,50k,Var.,10%,9W 3070-2550
1385 Y1 Crystall,3.84MHz 4018-0001
1386 TRAN1 YS-M01
1387 TRAN2 YS-M03
1388 TRAN3 YS-M02
1389 TRAN4 YS-M04
1390 Cap.,10μF, 25v,Tan. 3120-3610
1391 Cap.,10μF, 25v,Tan. 3120-3610
1392 Cap.,10μF, 25v,Tan. 3120-3610
1393 Res.,1k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4100
1394 Res.,220,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-3220
1395 Res.,4.7k,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-4470
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3.5.3 Bill of Materials – Driver Board

BOM - Driver Board (Model:350M)
3001 C2 Cap.,0.22μF,100v,Film 3170-7422 3046 R4 Res.,10,5%,2w,Oxide 3020-5210
3002 C3 Cap.,330pF,250v,Cer. 3140-9133 3047 R5 Res.,10,5%,2w,Oxide 3020-5210
3003 C6 Cap.,0.1μF,630v,Film 3171-1410 3048 R6 Res.,1k,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-4100
3004 C7 Cap.,470μF,35v,Elect. 3110-4747 3049 R7 Res.,1k,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-4100
3005 C8 Cap.,1000μF,35v,Elect. 3110-4810 3050 R8 Res.,100,5%,5w,W.W. 3030-7310
3006 C9 Cap.,330pF,250v,Cer. 3140-9133 3051 R9 Res.,100,5%,5w,W.W. 3030-7310
3007 C11 Cap.,330pF,250v,Cer. 3140-9133 3052 R14 Res.,100,5%,5w,W.W. 3030-7310
3008 D1 Diode,KZ18 3341-0180 3053 R15 Res.,20k,5%,10w,W.W. 3030-9520
3009 D2 Diode,KZ18 3341-0180 3054 R16 Res.,5.6,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-1560
3010 D3 Diode,KZ18 3341-0180 3055 R17 Res.,5.6,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-1560
3011 D4 Diode,BY399 3322-0399 3056 R18 Res.,5.6,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-1560
3012 D5 Diode,BY399 3322-0399 3057 R19 Res.,5.6,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-1560
3013 D6 Diode,BY399 3322-0399 3058 Heat_Sink 4001-0030
3014 D7 Diode,BY399 3322-0399 3059 Heat_Sink 4001-0030
3015 D8 Diode,BY399 3322-0399 3060 Socket_3P 4015-0030
3016 D9 Diode,BY399 3322-0399
3017 D10 Diode,BY399 3322-0399
3018 D11 Diode,BY399 3322-0399
3019 D18 Diode,KZ18 3341-0180
3020 D19 Diode,KZ18 3341-0180
3021 D20 Diode,FR607×2 3332-0607
3022 D21 Diode,FR607×2 3332-0607
3023 D22 Diode,BY399 3322-0399
3024 D23 Diode,KZ18 3341-0180
3025 D24 Diode,KZ18 3341-0180
3026 D25 Diode,KZ18 3341-0180
3027 D26 Diode,KZ18 3341-0180
3028 D29 Diode,FR607 3332-0607
3029 D30 Diode,FR607 3332-0607
3030 D31 Diode,FR607 3332-0607
3031 D32 Diode,FR607 3332-0607
3032 F1 Core,R_Type,3.5D 4024-0003
3033 F2 Core,R_Type,3.5D 4024-0003
3034 F3 Core,R_Type,3.5D 4024-0003
3035 F4 Core,R_Type,3.5D 4024-0003
3036 L1 Core,R_Type,20D 4024-0006
3037 Q1 Q_IRF510 3452-0510
3038 Q4 Q_2SK794/2SK2039 3453-2039
3039 Q5 Q_2SK794/2SK2039 3453-2039
3040 Q6 IC_7818 3503-2018
3041 Q8 Q_2SK794/2SK2039 3453-2039
3042 Q9 Q_2SK794/2SK2039 3453-2039
3043 R1 Res.,150,5%,2w,Oxide 3020-5315
3044 R2 Res.,16.2,1%,1/4w,Metal 3082-2162
3045 R3 Res.,1k,1%,1/2w,Metal 3083-4100
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Yueh Sheng Electronic Industrial Co., Obelis European Authorized

Ltd. Representative
2F., No. 29, Qiangang St., Shilin District Center (O.E.A.R.C)
Taipei City, Taiwan 11170 Boulevard Général Wahis 53
Tel: +886 2 2882 2212 Fax: +886 2 1030 Brussels, BELGIUM
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User Manual - ESU 350M

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ELECTROSURGICAL UNIT

Symbols, Warnings, and Abbreviations III

Section One Operating Instructions 8

Sections Two Accessories 31

Section Three Maintenance & Service Instructions 34

i) Calibration of Output Power for Mono-polar Cutting 34

Symbols, warnings, and abbreviations

Pure Cut Power Increase Key

Blend Cut I Power Decrease Key

Blend Cut II Mode Select Key

Blend Cut III Defibrillation Proof, Type CF Applied Part

Patient Plate Fault Floating Output; Output Isolated From Earth

Enclosure Resists Entry of Vertically Falling

Spray Coagulation Attention, consult accompanying documents

Bipolar Split CE-marked device

Bipolar Blend Split Foot-controlled Switch

Bipolar Coagulation Volume Indicator

Earth Ground Speaker

Coagulation / Coagulate High Voltage

Main Power Switch Consult the Manual Before Use

Table I. Warnings, symbols, and abbreviations.

According EN60601-1, Medical Electrical Equipment, Part I – General Requirement for

1. CLASS I EQUIPMENT: Type of protection against electric shock:

The neutral electrode is isolated from earth potential.

Indicating enclosure resist entry of vertically falling water.

Store in this position Fragile No sunlight or rain Hook delivery prohibited

only. Please keep

Figure I. Warning labels on the outer packaging of ESU 350M.

MODEL: ESU 350M .

220V ± 10% 50 Hz 2.5A Fuse (slow)

YUEH SHENG ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.

YUEH SHENG ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.

1. This generator is a high-frequency medical device. It is only to be operated by qualified

3. Inspect for correct input voltage before turning on the generator.

4. This generator produces high-frequency, high-voltage signals. Do not operate in

5. This device is designed, constructed, and tested in accordance with EN6060-1-1-2

1. Input: □ 110V, ±10% 60Hz 5A

Section One – Operating Instructions

1.1 Initial Inspections and Installations

This equipment produces high-frequency electrical currents. It is only to be

Figure 1.1 Packaging and locations of labels of ESU Model 350M.

1. Label 1 – Product identification tag on the back of ESU 350M

b) Check for full compliance of accessories. Please contact our authorized

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MODEL: ESU 350M

220V ± 5% 50 Hz 2.5A Fuse (slow)

YUEH SHENG ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.

Figure 1.2 Label 1, located on the rear panel of ESU 350M.

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1.2 General Descriptions and Operating Instructions

1.2.1 Control Panel

Figure 1.3 Control panel for ESU 350M.

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Table 1.1 Explanations of the control panel.

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1.2.2 Utility Panel

Figure 1.4 The utility panel of ESU Model 350M.

1. Connection 1 for Hand-Controlled Pencil

Table 1.2 Explanations of the utility panel.

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Figure 1.5 Connections of accessories to the utility panel.

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1.2.3 Rear Panel

Figure 1.6 The rear panel of ESU 350M.

1. Power Supply Cord

Table 1.3 Explanations of the rear panel.

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1.2.4 Operating Instructions

As with all other electrosurgical units, this generator produces

 To minimize the possibility of HF burns during a surgery, the patient must

 All reusable accessories must be cleaned, disinfected, and sterilized before

 Do not reuse or re-sterile any disposable accessories. Reusing disposable

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b) Connecting a Patient Plate

The monitor also detects for false/improper connection of the patient-plate

When an unsafe status is detected (insufficient patient-plate contact quality