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SCHWIND Amaris 500E - Cleaning of the Operating Microscope; Cleaning of the Fluence Detector

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USER MANUAL (Instruction for Use) SW 6.1
Cleaning and Maintenance
Version 6.1.6 dated 2020-01-31 EN Page 175 of 201
9.2.4 Cleaning of the Operating Microscope
If required, the housing parts can be cleaned with a dry cloth.
The lenses of the microscope oculars may be cleaned with a
special micro fibre tissue which is located in a transparent plastic
box in the drawer fastened to the tower (underneath the monitor).
At longer intervals painted surfaces may be cleaned with a damp
cloth, as required. Use an aqueous solution of a commercial
cleaning agent.
CAUTION!
Damage of device!
Make sure that no water penetrates inside the microscope.
The caps of the microscope and joystick are re-sterilisable parts and should be sterilised by
special reprocessing method as described in the separate manual “Reprocessing Instruction for
Re-sterilisable SCHWIND Products”.
9.2.5 Cleaning of the Fluence Detector
For cleaning fluence detector use a special micro fibre tissue (refer to chapter 9.2.4) which
is located in a transparent plastic box in the drawer fastened to the tower (underneath the
monitor).
WARNING!
Risk of incorrect ablation!
To clean the fluence detector window, do not use alcohol or liquids containing
ammonia!
Such agents could prevent the successful execution of a fluence test, or result
in over-/under corrections during treatment.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Clean the glass window of the fluence detector from ablation remains every
time before a new fluence test starts and after a fluence test.

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