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7.0 Maintenance and Repair
7.1 Maintenance Schedule
The following quality checks and maintenance items can be performed by any trained
personnel. Log sheets for tracking pertinent maintenance information (e.g., what tests
were performed by who on what date) can be found in
Section 7.3 Maintenance Log
Sheets
.
On-going Maintenance: Observe the following steps for on-going maintenance of the
NOMAD Pro 2.
1. In order to ensure device functionality, schedule the NOMAD Pro 2 for a maintenance
inspection at Aribex every five years.
2. Review
Section 1.1 Intended Use/Indications for Use and product labeling periodically
in order to verify understanding of indications for use for the NOMAD Pro 2.
3. A routine wipe-down of the NOMAD Pro 2 with a disinfectant cloth or wipe-down
between patients is recommended, along with a quarterly visual inspection for
damage. Make sure the power is off while cleaning. It is recommended for the handset
to be attached during cleaning of the device. Use a non-acetone based disinfectant
wipe (with less than 17% alcohol content) or a cloth to wipe the exterior surfaces of the
NOMAD Pro 2 and charging cradle. Do not use cleaners intended for hard surfaces,
since certain chemical combinations may deteriorate the NOMAD Pro 2 plastic
prematurely. Also do not use cleaners that leave any sort of residue or sticky build-up
on the device surface. Such cleaners can eventually interfere with properly connecting
and disconnecting the handset.
4. See also Section 5.0 Handset Replacement and Care for more information related to
battery maintenance.
5. Periodically assess operator familiarity with the NOMAD Pro 2 in order to determine
whether refresher training/certification (per local, national, and jurisdictional
requirements) is needed.
6. Periodically review
Section 4.9 Technique Factors Settings and Adjustments for
comprehension and to assess whether or not chart information is being incorporated
into daily use.
7. Periodically review
Section 2.1 Radiation Safety and Section 2.2 Studies and Data on
Leakage and Scatter
in order to become reacquainted with safety precautions, which
include designating a Significant Zone of Occupancy and understanding exposure
information near the unit.
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