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XT Series Extrication Devices
7.4 Inspection
To ensure optimal use of the device, it is important to keep all
the components in good conditions and to remove all traces
of dirt, debris and body uids. The extrication device must
be inspected and cleaned before and after each use. When
not in use, it must be stored in a dry, indoor environment and
inspected at least once a month.
The extrication device should be inspected regularly by
maintenance personnel. If signs of wear or damage are
found during inspection, discontinue use of the device and
immediately contact Ferno's Technical Support Service
to request repairs or maintenance. See section Technical
Support.
CLEANING RESTRAINTS WITH PLASTIC BUCKLES
1. Remove the restraints from the product.
2. Place the restraints inside a mesh bag (not supplied with
the products) and put it in the washing machine.
3. Wash the restraints with hot water using a cleaning and
disinfecting product and selecting a cycle for delicate items,
with slow spin. Do not bleach.
4. Remove the restraints from the mesh bag and let them dry
in the open air. Do not tumble dry.
5. Re-t the restraints only once they are dry.
CLEANING FLOATS, CHIN STRAP AND TRIANGULAR
HEAD IMMOBILISER
1. Remove triangular head immobiliser, chin strap and oats
from the board.
2. Open the oat zipper and extract the stufng.
3. Soak triangular head immobiliser, chin strap, padding and
liners in a bowl with water and the sanitising detergent. Take
care that the padding is completely submerged in the liquid
(possibly by applying a weight).
Leave to soak for approx. 10-20 minutes then dab with
paper and leave it dry with paper in a dry and clean place.
4. Once they have dried, ret stufng inside covers and
t the board with oats, chin strap and triangular head
immobiliser.
7.5 Storage
The extrication device must be stored clean, indoors, in a
dry place and away from direct sunlight. When not in use,
it can be put into its handy carry bag (Figures 135 and 136).
It is recommended to store the extrication device in the bag
in its “ready-to-use” conguration:
Figure 135 - XT Plus, XT PRO and XT Military carry bag
Important
Store the XT extrication device indoors, in a dry place
and away from direct sunlight. If exposed to sunlight
for a long time, the materials of the device and its
accessories could deteriorate.
Figure 136 - XT Floating carry bag
1. The chest and groin restraints must be arranged sideways,
leaving the central space free to accommodate the patient.
2. The triangular head immobiliser and the chin strap must
be correctly installed on the device and readily available for
the operator. In particular, the chin strap must be stored in
its bag so as to be extracted when necessary.
3. The QHI must be correctly applied on the extrication
device.
7.6 Disposal
The user is responsible for the proper disposal of the device
and its accessories.
In order to safeguard, protect and improve the quality of
the environment and the protection of human health, at
the end of its useful life, the device must be disposed of in
accordance with current national and/or European standards
and regulations.