Haemonetics ACP 215, Service Manual

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64 Preventive Maintenance and Installation
P/N: SM-ACP215-01-EN(AB) Haemonetics
®
ACP-215
®
Service Manual
System Cleaning
Warning: Haemonetics recommends handling all biologically
contaminated materials pursuant to those policies and procedures
dictated by the medical facility’s infection control plan, as legally
required by the OSHA Blood Borne Pathogen Standard.
Caution: Never use organic solvents (e.g., acetone) acids, bases, chlorine
solutions, phenolics or soap to clean any portion of the device.
Cleaning
Agents
Haemonetics recommends using a 1:10 mixture of household bleach and
water as a cleaning solution for blood borne pathogens.
Cleaning Agents NOT Compatible With the Device
The commercial cleaners listed in Table 5 on page 64 should not be used as a
daily cleaner on the device.
Other Cleaning Agents
Table 5 on page 64 lists the most commonly used cleaners that are not
recommended. This list is not intended to be all inclusive. For cleaning agents
that are not on the above list and you are not sure about, please call
Haemonetics Corporation to determine if the cleaning agent is appropriate for
use in daily maintenance.
In the United States, product support and field service can be contacted
through the Haemonetics Customer Care Center at 1-800-537-2802.
Table 5, Cleaning agents not compatible with the device
Cleaner Part(s) Affected Results
Pro-Tech Pinch valve housing, centrifuge
cover window, and membrane
panel.
May cause
cracking and
hazing.
Dispatch Pinch valve housing, centrifuge
cover window, membrane
panel, DPM and SPM sleeves.
May cause
cracking and
hazing.
CitriGuard II Pinch valve housing, centrifuge
cover window, and membrane
panel.
May cause
cracking and
hazing.
Alcohol
Should never be
used to clean the
air detectors.
Air detector. May cause the air
detector housing to
degrade.