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IBA KermaX-plus 120-131 E - 8.2. Maintenance of KermaX-plus; 8.3. Cleaning and Disinfection

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40 | Service and Technical Support | KermaX-plus
®
Chamber
IMPORTANT NOTICE
RESPONSIBILITY, PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
It is the OEM’s responsibility to follow the guidance given in this OEM manual and
to use established professional practice to ensure the product is in usable
condition and is being used correctly. This manual is not intended for the use by
end users.
8.2. Maintenance of KermaX-plus
®
The KermaX-plus
®
has no user serviceable parts which can be classified as replaceable material. The
power supply and cables can be changed at any time, since this component does not have any influence
on the calibration.
The KermaX-plus
®
was designed to give long and reliable service and does not require special
maintenance. In case the device becomes defective a repair should not be attempted but the faulty
component once identified should be replaced by authorized and qualified service engineers. The
respective part numbers are given in the system components section of this manual.
CAUTION
REPLACING PARTS
Switch off the supply voltage and remove the external power lead from the system
when replacing any parts.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
DAILY CONTROL OF ADAPTER
The accessory adapter as described in Chap. 2.5.5 needs to be checked on a daily
basis to ensure that it is tightly installed and not damaged mechanically. If
necessary, replace the adapter.
8.3. Cleaning and Disinfection
The external parts of the KermaX-plus
®
should be carefully cleaned with a soft, dry, dust free cloth. If
necessary, you can clean the device using a soft, dust free cloth that has been immersed in a small
quantity of pure alcohol. Under no circumstances should chemical cleaning supplies or other materials be
used. When cleaning please observe the following:
Switch OFF the system and disconnect the line voltage prior to cleaning or disinfection.
Never spray the system with cleaning solutions. Do not allow fluids or cleaning solutions to seep into
the system since it may cause damage to the equipment.
All parts coming into contact with patients must be cleaned before each use. Clean the parts with a
damp cloth, or cleaning, use pure alcohol.
Do not use abrasive cleaners, organic solvents, and cleansers containing spot removers, etc. due to
possible material incompatibility.
Disinfectant sprays should generally not be used. The spray can seep into the system and safety
features can no longer be guaranteed.

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