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Amico Lighting Solutions
Notes on the Arm Systems
Selection of Fastening Material
We recommend the use of (not included in the delivery) counter-plates for fastening to drywall.
Cleaning and Disinfection
DANGER
Electric shocks are life-threatening.
• The devices can conduct electricity and must be handled with care during cleaning and disinfection.
• If there is a power plug remove it from the socket.
• Do not use spraying methods for cleaning and/or disinfection.
• Do not spray liquid into the openings of electrical power sockets, gas sockets or devices, or allow liquid to
enter these.
Recommended cleaning agents
Use mild soap solutions or standard detergents as cleaning agents. Wipe down the surfaces of the equipment with
a dampened cloth. If necessary, use small quantities of mild soap solution as a cleaning agent. Then wipe the outer
surfaces with a soft, clean cloth until they are completely dry.
Disinfection procedure
Disinfection by wiping is intended to be the standard disinfection procedure for the support arm system. Hygiene
guidelines and corresponding safety measures must be determined by the operator for the disinfection procedures
that are applied.
• After the contamination by any potentially infectious material (such as blood, secretions or excrement), the
areas must be disinfected immediately in a targeted way.
• Comply with application concentrations.
• Wipe the area to be disinfected rather than spraying it.
• Do not use areas that have been wiped until the disinfectant is dry.
Testing
DANGER
Electric shocks are life-threatening.
• During all testing work, disconnect the device from the power supply/remove the plug from the power socket
and secure the device so that it cannot be switched on again.
Every six (6) months or 5000 arm movements check for:
• Paint damage
• Cracks in plastic parts
• Deformation of the support system
• Loosening of parts
Every two (2) years:
• The securing element of the cantilever arm must be checked and greased by a qualified professional.
