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Cleaning / Disinfection / Sterilisation
Cleaning and disinfecting the system
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LUCEA 50-100
IFU 01741 EN 11
7 Cleaning / Disinfection / Sterilisation
WARNING!
Risk of infection
Cleaning and sterilisation procedures vary considerably from one healthcare
institution to another and depending on local regulations.
Users must contact their hospital’s sanitary specialists. The recommended
products and procedures must be applied.
7.1 Cleaning and disinfecting the system
WARNING!
Risk of equipment damage
The ingress of liquid inside the device during cleaning may adversely affect
its operation.
Do not clean the device under running water or spray a solution directly onto
the device.
WARNING!
Risk of infection
Certain cleaning products or procedures may damage the enclosure of the
device, which may result in particles falling onto the surgical site during an
operation.
Disinfectants containing glutaraldehyde, phenol or iodine must not be used.
Fumigation methods are unsuitable for disinfecting the unit and must not be
used.
WARNING!
Risk of burns
Certain parts of the device remain hot after use.
Check that the power is switched off and the light has cooled down before
starting cleaning.
General instructions concerning cleaning, disinfection and safety
In standard use, the level of treatment required for cleaning and disinfection of the device is low-
level disinfection. The device is classified as non-critical with a low infectious risk. However, de-
pending on the infectious risk, intermediate or high-level disinfection may be envisaged.
The responsible body must follow the national requirements (standards and guidelines) for all
matters of hygiene and disinfection.
7.1.1 Cleaning the device
1. Remove the sterilisable handle.
2. Wipe the equipment with a cloth moistened with a surface cleaner. Follow the manufacturer’s
dilution instructions, application time and temperature recommendations. Use a slightly al-
kaline universal cleaner (soap solution) containing active substances such as detergents and
phosphates. Do not use abrasive products, as these could damage the surfaces.
3. Remove the cleaner using a cloth moistened with water and then wipe with a dry cloth.
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