Disinfection
Cleaning: In the event of visible contamination, the Vaco electrodes can be cleaned using
commercially available alcohol-free plastic cleaners. Unplug the Vaco electrodes from the
electrode tube and turn the suction cup completely inside out. Immerse the Vaco electrode in a
cleaning solution according to the information from the manufacturer of the cleaning agent and
clean the electrode thoroughly using a hard brush. Ensure that the gap underneath the metal
plate is also completely clean. Rinse with fresh water afterwards.
Disinfection: We recommend that disinfection is to be carried out at least once a week, as well
as if there is any indication of contamination. Consult with your hygiene specialist when doing
so. Always perform cleaning prior to disinfection.
The Vaco electrodes can be disinfected using a conventional, alcohol-free disinfectant for
metal and plastic which has a bactericidal, virucidal and fungicidal effect. Observe the
instructions for use of the respective manufacturer. Completely immerse the Vaco electrodes
into the disinfectant and move them gently. Ensure that the inner and outer surfaces are
completely wetted with disinfectant.
Also observe requirements for drying or post-cleaning, where applicable.
pockets
Cleaning: Rinse the sponges / sponge pockets thoroughly with water. The use of cleaning
agents is not recommended, since components remain in the sponges and can cause skin
irritation during use. This can also lead to damage of the material.
Disinfection: For thermal disinfection, boil the sponges / sponge pockets for 10 minutes or
wash them (water temperature min. 95°C) in pure water without additives. The use of
disinfectants is not advised since ingredients which remain in the sponges can lead to skin
irritation during use. In addition, the material may become damaged.
If flammable solutions are used for cleaning and disinfecting, sufficient time must be allowed for
the solution to evaporate before using the device. Otherwise, it may lead to inflammation.
Use the device only in a hygienic environment.
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