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The medical facility is also responsible for ensuring that the medical vacuum meets the minimum requirements as specified in NFPA 99.  \n• This is a high speed, rotating piece of machinery. Do not attempt to service any part while machine is in operation.  \n• To prevent automatic starting, disconnect all electrical power before performing any maintenance.  \n• Do not operate unit without guards, shields or screens in place.  \n• Make sure that all loose articles, packing material, and tools are clear of the package.  \n• Check all safety devices periodically for proper operation","cbCaiqKmhPqLvhuN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqKmhPqLvhuN","pdf",4368557,68,"English","# 1.0 General Information\n## 1.1 Component Description\n## 1.2 Electromagnetic Immunity\n# 2.0 Installation\n## 2.1 Inspection Upon Receiving\n## 2.2 Handling\n## 2.3 Location\n## 2.4 Locations Above Sea Level\n## 2.5 Electrical Requirements\n## 2.6 Intake Piping\n## 2.7 Exhaust Piping\n# 3A.0 Start Up-TotalAlert 360 Controls\n## 3A.1 Prestart-up\n## 3A.2 Initial Start-up\n## 3A.3 Initial Operation\n# 3B.0 Start Up-Basic Controls\n## 3B.1 Prestart-up\n## 3B.2 Initial Start-up\n## 3B.3 Initial Operation\n# 4A.0 General Operation-TotalAlert 360 Controls\n## 4A.1 Electrical Control Panel\n## 4A.2 Tank Drains\n## 4A.3 Emergency Shutdown / Alarms\n## 4A.4 Backup Vacuum Switch Set Point Adjustments\n# 4B.0 General Operation-Basic Controls\n## 4B.1 Electrical Control Panel\n## 4B.2 Tank Drains\n## 4B.3 Emergency Shutdown / Alarms\n## 4B.4 Vacuum Switch Set Point Adjustments\n# 5.0 Troubleshooting\n# 6.0 Maintenance\n## 6.1 General Maintenance\n## 6.2 Oil\n## 6.3 Drip Leg and Filters\n## 6.4 Bearings\n## 6.5 General Inspections\n## 6.6 Cleaning\n# 7.0 Replacement / Maintenance Parts\n## 7.1 Service Kits for Lubricated Vane Systems\n## 7.2 Retrofit Kits for HEPA Filters\n## 7.3 PPE Kit for Filter Service\n# 8.0 Maintenance Record\n# Appendix A: TotalAlert 360 Control System\n## A.1 Board Configurations\n## A.2 Manual Override\n## A.3 10.1” Display Controller\n## A.4 User Access\n## A.5 BACnet\n## A.6 MyMedGas","[{\"question\":\"What safety steps must the operator follow before installing or maintaining the system?\",\"answer\":\"Disconnect all power to the package before starting any installation or maintenance procedures. 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