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4.2 Cleaning
4.2.1 Robotic instruments
Rinsable robotic instruments are cleaned according to
the following schedule:
“Robotics” button
Adapting of instruments
Cleaning
With soaking phase
End
Adapting the instruments
Connect the instruments to the TRISON Twist and lower into the ultrasonic
oscillating tank (see Section 3.3.1). Observe the following:
• Only clean instruments that have been approved by their manufacturer for
ultrasonic cleaning.
• Do not clean any damaged instruments.
• The instruments must be fully covered with liquid.
Connect couplings, see Section 3.3.3.
If the Twist is not connected, an error message appears.
Set the smallest available instrument diameter.
Select only the occupied rinsing channels (see Section 3.1).
The numbering of the channels can be found on the hoses.
Do not select unused channels.
Start
cleaning.
Cleaning operation
The cleaning operation takes place automatically and includes
a preliminary soaking phase
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(without ultrasound or instrument
movement).
Note: The instruments do not move uniformly during operation
and, if sluggish, they can only be moved to a limited extent!
At the end, an overview indicates which instruments were
successfully rinsed (shown in green) and which were "non-continuous" (shown in red),
see also Section 3.1.
1 Required treatment time for enzymatic cleaners (agents).