Philips Azurion - Page 252

Cleaning
Clean the s
ystem as needed with a damp cloth and a detergent soluon to remove all visible residues.
Scrubbing with a so bristle brush, such as a toothbrush, may be necessary to reach corners or to
remove material that has dried onto the surface.
NOTE When cleaning in the vicinity of the X-ray equipment of an OR system, you should leave the
non-sterile covers aached.
Disinfecng
Disinfecon may not be eecve if the surfaces are not thoroughly cleaned rst. Ensure that all
surfaces are cleaned and residues of cleaning agents are removed with water.
To ensure the eecveness of disinfecon, always follow the instrucons of the disinfecon product
used.
Aer disinfecng, ensure that no residue disinfecon agent remains on the equipment.
It is recommended that any disinfecon product is rst tested on small areas of the system that are not
visible to verify compability.
Disinfectant Agents
You can disinfect the system parts and accessories in the examinaon room using cleaning agents
consisng of the following disinfectant compounds (note the excepons that follow this list). These
compounds have been tested for compability with the system:
• Ethyl or isopropyl alcohol (95%)
• Quaternary ammonium (300 ppm)
• Glutaraldehyde (2%)
• Ortho-phthalaldehyde (0.55%)
• Hydrogen peroxide (5%)
• Chlorhexidine (0.5%) in ethanol or isopropyl alcohol (70%)
• Sodium hypochlorite (500 ppm)
Be aware of the following excepons:
• The cover of the maress is not resistant to chlorine-based detergents.
• The cover of the table lt movement is not resistant to alcohol-based disinfectants.
• The cover of the MCS frame is not resistant to alcohol based disinfectants.
The following acve compounds may not be used:
• Products containing phenol-based components, such as ortho-phenylphenol, ortho-benzyl-para-
chlorophenol, or chloroxylenol.
• Products containing uids such as ether, white spirit, turpenne, trichloroethylene, and
perchlorethylene.
The safety data sheets of a disinfectant product provide detailed informaon on its composion. These
data sheets can be obtained from the manufacturer of the product.
Using Disinfectant Sprays
Disinfecng a medical equipment room using disinfectant sprays is not recommended. Vapor can
penetrate the equipment causing corrosion or electrical damage. However, if you do use disinfectant
sprays in the vicinity of the X-ray equipment, follow this guidance:
• Do not use ammable or potenally explosive disinfectant sprays. The resulng vapor could ignite,
causing injury to sta or damage to equipment.
• If you intend to use non-ammable, non-explosive disinfectant sprays, rst switch o the
equipment and allow it to cool down. This prevents convecon currents drawing disinfectant vapor
into the equipment.
Maintenance Cleaning and Disinfecng
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