Biosense Webster nGEN - Caring for the Pump; Cleaning and Disinfecting the Pump; Cleaning the Cords and Connection Cables; Maintenance and Repairs

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nGEN™ Pump User Manual

11 Caring for the Pump

11.1 Cleaning and Disinfecting the Pump

WARNINGS

 Turn off the pump and disconnect the AC adapter from the pump before cleaning and

disinfecting the pump.

 Do not sterilize the pump, the AC adapter, or the generator connection cable with steam

autoclave sterilization or ethylene oxide (EtO) sterilization.

 Do not immerse the pump in liquid or expose it to excessive moisture, especially when the pump

is connected to the mains outlet.

Clean and disinfect the pump after each use.

Before cleaning the pump, inspect the pump and all connected accessories to ensure that there is

no visual damage. Contact Customer Support or your Biosense Webster representative if you

identify any problems.

To clean the screen, use a dry microfiber cloth. If damp cleaning is necessary, moisten a soft cotton

or linen cloth with commercial grade glass cleaner that does not contain alcohol and wipe the

screen. Do not spray the cleaner directly onto the screen.

To clean the pump’s housing, wipe the housing with a soft, lint-free cloth dampened with distilled

water, isopropyl alcohol, or an alcohol based cleaning product. Do not use ethyl alcohol or any acid

based cleaner. Do not spray the cleaner directly onto the housing.

11.2 Cleaning the Cords and Connection Cables

The following instructions apply to the mains cable, the generator connection cable, and the

AC adapter.

1. Before cleaning each cable, disconnect it from the equipment.

2. Lightly dampen a lint-free cloth with a mild soap solution. Fold the cloth and gently pull the cable

through the fold. Ensure that none of the soap solution enters the connectors.

3. Gently wipe the AC adapter.

4. Use a dry lint-free cloth to dry each cable and the AC adapter.

11.3 Maintenance and Repairs

Before each use, perform the inspections described in 10.1, Operational Safety Inspection. Once a

year, verify that the device label is present and readable (see 9.4, Controls on the Back of the

Pump). To ensure that the pump is operating correctly, routinely check the flow accuracy using the

Pump Test Kit (see 9.2, Components and Accessories). If any problems are discovered, contact

Customer Support.

There are no parts in the pump that may be serviced by the user. Repairs of the pump and its

accessories may be performed only by Biosense Webster, a service engineer authorized by

Biosense Webster, or a service center authorized by Biosense Webster.

WARNING: This is a controlled proprietary and confidential document. Verify revision is current prior to use.

Release Date: 2/14/2024