KaVo KEY Laser III 1243, Instructions For Use Manual

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Instructions for use KEY Laser III 1243
5 Care
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5.1 Machine cleaning and care
5 Care
5.1 Machine cleaning and care
Note
Only when the unit has been switched off.
During cleaning, ensure that no liquid enters the interior of the unit since this may
lead to faults.
Note
Direct spraying of switches, key switches for instance, can lead to contact problems
in the long term. At such points, it is better to spray disinfectant onto a cloth and to
wipe the area to be disinfected.
Note
In general, it is to be ensured that only disinfectants approved for use on painted
surfaces and plastic surfaces in the dental sector are used.
Owing to the variety of medicaments and chemicals used in the dental practice,
upholstered and painted surfaces and plastics may be damaged.
Tests have shown that surfaces cannot be protected entirely against all substances
available on the market.
As damage to surfaces is very much dependent upon the reaction times of these
substances, it is essential for any spilled substances to be wiped away immediately
using a damp cloth.
Neutral, non-abrasive detergents and cleaning agents may be used conditionally on
painted and plastic surfaces to clean away any disinfectant residues.
When cleaning gloss surfaces (on which water droplets form), it is sufficient to use
water and non-abrasive, mild cleaning agents.
Worn surfaces (non-glossy with dark, more non-distinct colours) should first be
cleaned as above, and then preserved using commercial paint care agents. Apply
paint care agents with a lint-free cloth and circular movements. Then polish with a
cotton wool pad or a cloth until the surface shines.
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