Chapter 3 - How to...
The equipment should be kept clean and dust free.
l Logout, shut down and power off the device before cleaning the outer casing of the scan head.
l Use a soft, slightly damp cloth to clean the plastic surfaces.
l
Ensure debris does NOT fall inside the device.
l Use a glass-cleaning agent to clean the PC monitor and touch screen.
Cleaning before each patient
CAUTION
The patient should not touch the touch screen. The patient should only be in contact with
the forehead pad, chin pad and face pad.
Always follow the cleaning and disinfecting agents’ manufacturer’s instructions and
precautions; for storage, method of application, protective gloves, shelf life and disposal
to help assure effective and safe use of the product.
Do NOT attempt to wash or immerse the patient contact parts (for example, forehead pad,
chin pad and face pad) in water or cleaning fluid.
Do NOT use lint cloths, tissues, or other materials that may create dust, on or near the
scan head. Always allow cleaned areas to air-dry.
Do NOT let the cleaning wipes come into contact with the inside of the instrument.
The following cleaning procedures should be carried out before each session.
1.
Clean the forehead pad, chin pad, face pad, head and chin rest brackets with an individually sealed,
70% IPA (isopropyl alcohol) wipe.
2.
Allow the cleaned areas to air-dry before imaging the next patient.
Note
The wipes should be checked periodically to ensure that they are within their marked expiration date.
How to remove the head and chin rests for periodic cleaning
The head rest and chin rest may be removed for cleaning by following these steps:
1.
Stand in front of the device, hold both sides of the head or chin rest and pull towards you.
2.
When the head or chin rest reaches the stops, gently lift the head or chin rest and pull to remove it
from the casing.
3.
After cleaning, slot the head or chin rest back into the casing and gently push back into position.
Part Number: G108707/8GME Page 57 of 75
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