Chattanooga Intelect RPW 2, User Manual

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CLEANING, MAINTENANCE, OVERHAUL EN
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RPW 2 USER MANUAL
• After shockwave application for humans an
ultrasonic bath of our shockwave transmitters can
have an additional cleaning effect. However, an
ultrasonic bath is not a requirement.
• For this purpose, use only instrument disinfectants
for heat-sensitive, reusable medical devices.
• Clean and disinfect not only the shock transmitter
insert but also the shock transmitter screw cap
with the usual alcohol-based cleaning agents and
disinfectants.
• Dry the transmitter and shock transmitter screw cap
before screwing them together.
• Push the insert into the front cap and screw the two
cap parts together until finger-tight.
Note: Make sure that the cap parts of the shock transmitters are
screwed firmly in place and that the shock transmitter screw cap is
screwed firmly to the shaft.
Check the screw connection of the shock transmitter screw cap and
cap parts during prolonged treatment phases.
SPINE AND FASCIAE SHOCK
TRANSMITTERS
• Remove the applicator from the handpiece and
disconnect it from the coupling.
• Remove the residuals of coupling gel immediately
after each treatment with a damp cloth.
Note: If coupling gel remains on the applicators or the clutch,
corrosion occurs on the metal parts.
• Clean and disinfect the spine and fasciae shock
transmitters in ultrasonic bath with a temperature
from maximum 40°C.
• Allow shock transmitters to dry before you put them
back in the case.
CLUTCH FOR THE SPINE / FASCIAE
SHOCK TRANSMITTERS
• Clean the clutch from coupling gel or residual oil
using a damp cloth.
• Disinfect the clutch with an alcohol-based
disinfectant that is suitable for surface cleaning.
• Spray alcohol-based disinfectant spray in the
mountage opening for the transmitter.
• Clean the inside of the clutch using cotton buds.