Refurbished Alaris Medsystem III 2860 Infusion IV Pump

Name: Refurbished Alaris Medsystem III 2860 Infusion IV Pump
Brand: Alaris
SKU: 5624‑I
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Alaris IVAC Medsystem III

The Alaris IVAC Medsystem III is a multi-channel infusion pump featuring three independent fluid delivery systems in one compact device. Easy to use and transport, it helps create a more organized bedside space. It provides advanced features, accurate delivery for various fluids, and is simple to set up.

The 2860 model offers a delivery rate range of 0.1–999 mL/hour per channel and a KVO rate range of 0.1–20 mL/hour.

Fully Refurbished
1-Year Warranty

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Refurbishing Process

At United Infusion, we follow a comprehensive refurbishing process for infusion pumps to ensure they operate safely and reliably. This process adheres strictly to manufacturer guidelines and sanitation standards to meet the highest quality expectations.

Below are the key steps of our refurbishing process:

1. Visual Inspection

Examine the pump for external damage, cracks, or signs of wear on the body and components.
Note any cosmetic issues or potential safety concerns for further action.

2. Disassembly

Carefully disassemble the pump to access internal components, including the motor, gears, tubing
pathways, and electronics.
Ensure all parts are handled with care to avoid further damage.

3. Cleaning

Use appropriate disinfectants to thoroughly clean all parts, removing residual fluids, blood, or debris.
Adhere to sanitation standards to ensure the device is free from contaminants.

4. Component Checks

Inspect individual parts, including the motor, battery, display screen, buttons, and connectors, for wear,
damage, or malfunction.
Identify and isolate any components that require replacement.

5. Component Replacement

Replace worn or damaged components with new, manufacturer-approved parts to maintain compatibility and
functionality.

6. Calibration

Adjust the pump to ensure accurate fluid delivery rates using standardized testing methods.
Verify the calibration meets the manufacturer’s specifications.

7. Software Updates

Install the latest software version to address potential bugs and improve device functionality.
Confirm the software is compatible with the pump’s hardware.

8. Functional Testing

Conduct a series of tests to ensure all functions operate correctly:

Alarms
Flow rate accuracy
Occlusion detection
Bolus delivery

Address any issues identified during testing.

9. Reassembly

Reassemble the pump, ensuring all parts are properly aligned and securely fastened.
Double-check connections to confirm stability.

10. Final Inspection

Perform a final visual inspection and functional test to confirm the pump is ready for use.
Validate that the device meets safety standards and customer requirements.

Repairs

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