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FlexiPump™ Independent Flushing System

User Manual

Pure Processing, LLC

130 East St. Charles Road, Unit C

Carol Stream, Illinois 60188

www.pure-processing.com

Support 877-718-6868 Manual FPIFS 0001/February 2023

OVERVIEW: FlexiPump™ Independent Flushing System

INSTALLATION

OPERATION

Keypad Settings

Connecting Devices

Tube Sets

MAINTENANCE

Disinfecting surfaces

Disinfecting tube sets

Changing tube sets

Conducting ﬂow validation tests

TROUBLESHOOTING

REPLACEMENT ITEMS, ACCESSORIES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

The FlexiPump system is designed for use in a medical reprocessing area, and has been fully tested

for use with a wide variety of reusable lumened devices, including rigid and ﬂexible endoscopes,

minimally invasive surgical devices, ocular and robotic devices, and suction tips.

Accessories are available from Pure Processing to adapt the system to multiple additional uses. The

FlexiPump tube sets connect to most devices, with or without luer locks and/or ports. A pressure

relief feature is included to help protect scopes during ﬂushing. The FlexiPump system can be used

alone or can augment existing pumps.

OVERVIEW

FlexiPump™ Independent Flushing System

DESCRIPTION

Components

Removable cap with side tabs

Electric cord

Pump housing

Internal Components

Supply Tube (connects to medical devices)

Rotor

Squeeze Tube

Key Pad

Forward Flush button

Stop Cycle button

Speed Control button

Impact Cycle button

INSTALLATION

Set-up: on Multi-Pump Bracket

To install your multi-pump bracket on your wall, insert the anchor in the bracket holes. Line up

the pegboard holes and the anchor, and screw in the steel bracket securely.

To install on solid walls, position the bracket onto the wall, and note where the drilling will be

located. Pre-drill a 1/4” hole will into the area. Line up the bracket holes to the pegboard holes,

and screw in steel bracket securely.

The FlexiPump system can be inserted into the corner well of the PureStation Sink Insert, or along

the side ridges molded into the sink.

Set-up: on Pure Station™ Sink Insert

The FlexiPump unit is not

meant to be submerged; use

caution when installing near

water.

Once your FlexiPump system has been installed in its preferred place, remove the black power cord

from your FlexiPump box. Take the barrel end of the gray cord found at the back of the FlexiPump

and insert the barrel end of the black power supply to the gray cord. Make sure there are no frays in

the wires.

Once both barrel cords have been tightly secured, plug the power supply into your wall outlet. Run

the forward ﬂush on your FlexiPump to make sure that the power has been installed correctly.

Set-up: Power Supply

Do not submerge the power or

barrel cords. Please use caution

when installing near water.

Speeds

Low speed

This setting is designed for small channels, 1 to 3 millimeters (mm) in size. This

setting will ﬂush a total of 200 mL of ﬂuid in 30 seconds. Do not turn up the

speed when you hear the motor slowing down. The smaller channels cannot

accommodate any higher ﬂow volume. Trying to force it to go faster will cause a

back-up in the motor and will make the pressure release valve drain ﬂuid.

Medium speed

This setting is designed for channels that are 2 to 3 mm in diameter. This setting

will ﬂush a total of 375 mL of ﬂuid in 30 seconds. Do not turn up the speed if you

hear the motor slowing down. However, if there is ﬂuid draining from the pressure

relief valve, you can consider slowing the pump speed.

High Speed

This setting will ﬂush a total of 500 mL of ﬂuid in 30 seconds. This is used for

channels larger than 4 mm in diameter.

Too much pressure and speed

for small devices can result in

tube set damage.

Because ﬂuid will take the path of least resistance, it is important that instrument channels attached to a FlexiPump

system are approximately the same diameter, to assure consistent ﬂushing into all the devices. For this reason, do

not attach a large-diameter lumen to one lead and a small-diameter lumen to another on the same pump system.

OPERATION

Keypad Settings

Key Pad Operation

Speed Control

Push the button ONCE for low (500 ml per minute), TWICE for

medium (750 ml per minute), and THREE TIMES for high speed

(1,000 ml per minute).

Forward Flush

Press the button ONCE for 30 seconds, TWICE for 60 seconds

and THREE TIMES for 90 seconds.

Stop

Press to stop all pump action and cancel any cycle.

Impact

Press for clogged devices. Press the button ONCE for two (2)

minutes, TWICE for four (4) minutes, and THREE TIMES for six

(6) minutes.

For a video demonstration, visit our

YouTube page at:

youtube.com/user/pureprocessing

The Impact cycle is used ONLY for devices that are clogged. The

FlexiPump tube set must be decontaminated after each Impact Cycle run.

OPERATION

FlexiPump Cycles and Keypad Settings

Most frequently used button; time controlled:

• 1 LED light- 30 seconds

• 2 LED lights- 60 seconds

• 3 LED lights- 90 seconds

Stops the flushing

It’s important to control the volume without too much pressure:

• 1 LED light- Low- for small devices 1-2 mm diameter, such as suction tips

and eye instruments (500 ml** per min.)

• 2 LED lights- Medium- medium devices 2-3 mm diameter (750 ml** per min.)

• 3 LED lights- High- large devices, 4 mm and larger diameter, such as

laparoscopic, robotic, or orthopedic lumens (1000 ml** per min.)

**Milliliters flushed is the total volume. Example: if three devices are flushed at

the same time on high speed – each device flushes 333 ml per minute.

Used on devices that have material clog or impact. The impact cycle will create a push and

pull pressure- moving in a forward direction, and then stopping to reverse and create

suction. This feature will allow the clog to soften up and allow you to push a brush through.

Time controlled:

• 1 LED light: 2 minutes

• 2 LED lights: 4 minutes

• 3 LED lights: 6 minutes

Forward Flush

Speed/Volume

Impact Cycle

Stop

KEY PAD FUNCTIONS

Many lumened/channeled devices can be properly connected and ﬂushed with the FlexiPump system.

OPERATION

Connecting Devices

For devices with luer locks:

Twist the FlexiPump tube collar onto the

device with a luer, until locked.

Flush the device following manufacturer’s

recommendations.

For devices with luer ports:

Pull the tube collar back.

Insert the slip tip into the device.

Flush according to manufacturer’s

recommendations.

For devices without luer locks or ports:

Use a cup adaptor to create a tight seal.

Flush according to manufacturer’s

recommendations.

For devices with female luer locks:

Use a female-to-female luer lock adapter.

Flush according to manufacturer’s

recommendations.

It is important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use (IFU) for each ﬂexible endoscope. The

FlexiPump system replaces the syringe ﬂushing method in the pre-cleaning sections of these IFU.*

The injector tube (or suction channel tube in this example)

is used to inject reprocessing ﬂuids into the instrument

channel, suction channel, and air/water channels of the

endoscope. It is also used to ﬂush air through these chan-

nels to expel ﬂuids.

Follow the device manufacturer’s IFU to attach the injector

tube to the scope.

Attach the FlexiPump tube set luer locks to the suction channel port

and air/water port of the injector tube. Directions may vary depending

on the scope and the manufacturer.

Cap off all unused tubes on the FlexiPump Tube Set. If there are two

channels on the endoscope, place a FlexiPump end cap on the end

of the third FlexiPump tube lead. If you are ﬂushing only one channel

or lumen, cap off the other two FlexiPump tube leads with luer end

caps.

IMPORTANT

Most endoscope manufacturers specify how much cleaning solution to ﬂush through

the device. Follow IFU’s to prepare the cleaning solution. Carefully monitor all device

exit points for ﬂushing cleaning solution to ensure copious ﬂushing.

Be sure to rinse devices per manufacturer’s IFU.

OPERATION

Tube Sets

If the pump sounds or looks stressed,

turn the speed setting down to avoid

unnecessary wear on the motor.

PSI Settings

Please refer to the manufacturer’s IFU for each instrument’s pressure requirements. The FlexiPump

system can be used with a low-pressure tube set or a higher-pressure tube set. In general, smaller

ﬂexible devices (urology scopes and ocular instruments, for example) require lower pressure.

There are multiple leads on any FlexiPump tube set. If any tubes are not in use, be sure they are

secured with end caps provided in the tube set.

PLEASE NOTE: The FlexiPump Independent Flushing System is intended for manual and ﬂushing of lumened

devices. It is not for ﬁnal treatment and does not replace manual brushing and rinsing. Refer to each medical device

manufacturer’s instructions for use for complete cleaning requirements.

MAINTENANCE

Disinfecting surfaces

The surfaces of the system should be cleaned daily and whenever there is visible soil.

Step 1 Wipe all external surfaces with a ready to use disinfectant, including the tubing, and allow

them to air-dry.

MAINTENANCE

Set-up: tube sets

The drop-down tube on each new tube set is 30 inches long.

If the tube is too long for your sink, it can be cut to shorten it.

Each FlexiPump tube set comes with two, three, or ﬁve leads,

each of which can be attached to an instrument. You can use

them all at once. If you have fewer than three devices to ﬂush,

you can cap off the unused lead(s) to ensure appropriate pres-

sure into the lead(s) with attached devices. Use the end cap

provided with your tube set. You may also re-use end caps from

other FlexiPump tube sets.

For a video demonstration, visit our website.

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