Medical Corporation Vacuum Regulator

GE HealthCare · Suction

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Ohio Medical Corporation Vacuum Regulator Service Parts-Kits 2006

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Ohio Medical Vacuum Regulator Surgical Free-Flow SFF Instructions for Use

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Ohio Medical Vacuum Regulator VACUUM REGULATOR - CONTINUOUS DIGITAL ANALOG OPERATING AND MAINT

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Stuck? Start here

✅ Check the simple stuff first
  1. Make sure the patient is safe — swap in a backup unit if you need to.
  2. Reproduce the complaint yourself and write down exactly what you see (screen, alarm, code).
  3. Check power, battery, cables, accessories, and settings before ordering parts.
  4. Then open the service manual above and follow its troubleshooting section.
🧰 Common checks for Suction (1)

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  • Most likely aspirated fluid/dirt: clean fittings, disassemble and clean, replace seals
📞 Still stuck? Call GE HealthCare

Contact GE HealthCare US

📞 Tech support
1-800-437-1171, option 1
🛠️ Service
1-800-437-1171, option 2 (service parts, quotes, returns)
🕘 Hours
PCS diagnostic cardiology remote tech support 8am-5pm M-F
🌐 Portal
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🔩 Parts
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Also on https://www.gehealthcare.com/en-us/about/contact-us (Service Assistance US opt 1).

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