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SECTION 5. MAINTENANCE
5-1. Cleaning
Clean all exterior and interior surfaces of the
warming cabinet as needed with a damp towel and
a mild non-abrasive detergent. Rub surfaces in a
back and forth motion in the direction of the grain,
do not wipe in a circular motion or perpendicular
to the grain.
5-2. Sterilization
WARNING
Explosion Hazard: DO NOT exceed 150°
F (66 °C) for non-vented closures; screw
caps, crimp seals, plastic pouches, etc.
DO NOT exceed pre-sterile solution
manufacturer’s temperature requirements.
Always follow current AORN Journal Guidelines to
ensure proper cleaning and disinfection procedures.
5-3. Operator Maintenance
CAUTION
Injury Hazard: The Warming Cabinet
design allows limited user serviceable
parts or procedures. For optimal product
usage, safety and durability, service must
be performed by a SKYTRON authorized
service technician using SKYTRON
authorized replacement parts and service
techniques.
Users are responsible for the thorough inspection of
the equipment prior to and after each use. Should
any problems or deciencies arise the results must
be reported to the facilities maintenance personnel.
The safety of personnel and patients relies on the
proper and routine maintenance of this equipment.
It is recommended to perform preventative
maintenance on the SKYTRON Warming Cabinets
every six months or when any service is performed.
WARNING
Injury and Burn Hazard: Disconnect the
AC power cord and allow the warmer
to cool before performing preventative
maintenance.
Every six months the following must be completed:
1. Turn o the power and unplug the warmer from
the power source.
2. Use a damp cloth and mild non abrasive
detergent wipe all surfaces in a back and
forth motion in the direction of the grain, do
not wipe in a circular motion or perpendicular
to the grain.
3. Clean all exterior surfaces
4. Remove all contents and clean all shelving, all
interior chamber walls, oor and ceiling starting
at the top and working your way down
5. Restore power to the warmer and allow
temperatures to stabilize prior to loading
solutions and blankets.
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