PULSAR Minimal Stress Installation and operating Manual
OPTIKON 2000
Cod. 111001EN 2012-02-16 Rev.J
9-2
9.2.3 REUSABLE ACCESSORIES
1) Reusable microsurgical instruments must be thoroughly cleansed before the
steam sterilization. When proceeding otherwise, residues can bake during steam
sterilization providing a protective layer preventing micro organisms being
destroyed effectively. Furthermore, any adhering contaminants might damage
plastic items in particular, due to the high temperatures Do not subject any of
the microsurgical instruments to “chemclave” or to hot air sterilization.
2) For detailed information on cleaning, decontamination and sterilization of the
reusable surgical instruments, refer to the relevant instructions for use.
9.3 MAINTENANCE
9.3.1 UNIT
1) Store the PULSAR surgery system in a clean dry location at room temperature.
2) Remove I/A tubing after each use.
3) To maintain optimal performance for the entire life of the equipment, an
annual maintenance and calibration program must be defined. Contact your
Optikon 2000 authorised distributor/service centre.
NOTE:
To keep the system safe, check the unit’s conformity with electric current leakage limits according
to standard EN60601-1 at least once a year. Contact the bioengineering division of your facility or
your Optikon 2000 authorised distributor/service centre.
9.3.2 ACCESSORIES
1) Avoid dropping or mishandling handpieces and accessories. It is critical that
these components be handled with outmost care and inspected thoroughly after
each use for any damage or wear.
2) Periodically lubricate all external "O" rings on handpieces, cannulas, I/A
handpiece, and connectors etc.. with silicone grease or oil. DO NOT OVER-
LUBRICATE
3) Periodically inspect the fluidic lines, fittings, and handpieces for any damage or
wear.
4) Reassemble all parts before storing.
5) Place tip protective caps over all handpieces before wrapping and storing.
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