8. Cleaning & Maintenance
8-6 Operating Manual for the LS Series Scanner No. 30001798 Rev. No. 1.5 2004-11
8.5 Instrument Disinfection
All parts of the instrument that come into contact with biological samples, or other
hazardous material must be treated as potentially infectious areas.
Caution
It is very important that the instrument is thoroughly disinfected before it
is removed from the laboratory or any servicing is performed on it.
Before the instrument is returned to the distributor for servicing, it must be
disinfected and a disinfection certificate completed. If a disinfection certificate is
not supplied, the instrument may not be accepted by the servicing center or it
may be held by the customs authorities.
8.5.1 Disinfection Solutions
If the laboratory has no specific disinfection procedure, the following procedure
should be used to disinfect the instrument.
The instrument should be disinfected using a solution such as:
Lysetol Manufacturer: Schülke & Mayr Ges.m.b.H.
Aseptisol Manufacturer: Bode Chemie Hamburg
If neither of these solutions are available 70 % ethanol should be used as an
alternative.
Caution
The disinfection procedure should be performed by authorized trained
personnel in a well-ventilated room wearing disposable gloves,
protective glasses and clothing.
Please note that the disinfectant can influence the performance
of your instrument if it is applied inside the instrument.
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