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Section 5
Safety inspection of Baby Pod 20
Please read the following instructions carefully and completely to minimise injury to Baby Pod 20 operators and
attendants.
Carefully and completely remove the packing material surrounding the Baby Pod 20 and place the device (in its
protective storage bag) on a smooth surface for inspection.
Section 5.2 - Inspecting Baby Pod 20
Careful inspection of Baby Pod 20 prior to use is critical. Follow these steps in order to avoid overlooking important
visual inspections.
1.
Place Baby Pod 20 on a smooth surface for inspection
2.
Remove Baby Pod 20 carefully from its protective storage bag
3.
Release the black lid lock mechanism at the Head end of Baby Pod 20 and gently slide the front section of the
viewing lid towards the back of the device. When the lid is fully retracted and cannot slide any further, carefully
lift the entire viewing area upwards and over the back of the device until it rests on the surface on which the
device is placed, being careful not to bump the viewing lid on any surrounding objects.
4.
Remove the loose contents of the Baby Pod 20, including the TransWarmer Mattress and loose Stretcher Fixing
Straps.
5.
Note: Infant Positioning Straps are already fastened into position and should not be removed until they require
replacement for a new patient and during cleaning.
6.
Inspect the Side and End Stretcher Fixing Straps for integrity, making sure that the metal buckle is securely
attached to the straps. DO NOT use any component that does not pass visual inspection.
7.
Remove Vacuum Mattress from Baby Pod 20. Inspect the mattress for holes or other obvious flaws.
8.
Remove Shock Absorbent Foam interior. Inspect covers for any cuts or abrasions. Lay foam aside for re-
assembly later.
9.
Inspect Outer Shell for cracks or abrasions. First, inspect the inner carbon fiber surface of Baby Pod 20’s Outer
Shell.
10.
Check the security of the Stretcher Fixing Strap Anchors on each side of Baby Pod 20 and at the foot of the
device (total of 5). Anchors should be firmly affixed to the device.
11.
Carefully close Viewing Lid back over the Baby Pod 20, checking operationg of each hinge mechanism, and
gently slide forward the Head section and relocate on the lid locking mechanism. Check that the mechanism
is securely closed. Inspect Viewing Lid sections carefully for cracks or irregularities. When the Baby Pod 20 is
closed, the Viewing Lid should be evently aligned along the lengthwise axis of the device.
12.
Inspect the Sliding Access Cover towards the Foot section of the lid, checking that it slides freely and locates
securely when it it’s closed position.
Section 5.1 - Unpacking Baby Pod 20
Note:
Smoothness is not a requirement. Natural irregularities in texture due to the
nature of the manufacturing process and materials are normal. Second, inspect the
outer surface of Baby Pod 20. Look for signs of stress due to abrasions.
Warning
Carefully inspect Baby Pod 20 between each use. A damaged device may harm patient.
Warning
Patients may be harmed by the incorrect use of this device.
