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1-2-3-4. Brushing of the suction channel
WARNING
• Do not use cleaning brushes other than those that are specied in this
instructions for use. Failure to do so could result in endoscope damage
or incomplete or ineffective cleaning.
• Prior to use, ensure that cleaning brushes are not damaged (e.g., kinked
shaft or bent or missing bristles).
• In order to prevent the dispersal of patient debris that might still be in
the endoscope channel into the environment, always withdraw brushes
slowly.
CAUTION
• In order to avoid damage to the endoscope, never attempt to insert a
cleaning brush into the endoscope distal tip.
• Never apply excessive pressure to introduce or withdraw the brush. This
can result in damage to the endoscope and/or the brush.
Always fully immerse the endoscope during brushing.
1) Insert cleaning brush (CS6002SN), into the opening of the suction nipple, and gently
push it until it appears in the suction cylinder.
(1)
(3)
(2)
(1) CS6002SN
(2) Suction Nipple
(3) Suction Cylinder
Figure 1.11
2) Gently withdraw the brush, and remove from debris from the brush head by rubbing
it with gloved ngers.
3) Repeat steps 1 and 2 three additional times.
4) Insert cleaning brush (CS6002SN) into the opening at bottom of the suction cylinder
and advance it for about 15 cm until resistance is felt. DO NOT USE EXCESSIVE
FORCE.
(1)
(2)
(1) CS6002SN
(2) Suction Cylinder
Figure 1.12
5) Gently withdraw the brush, and remove debris from the brush head by rubbing it
with gloved ngers.
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