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User manual
Steady Pro® range
KMAN-5001_V6.1_EN
2019.04.30
KOELIS 16 chemin du vieux chêne 38240 Meylan France
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Year of CE marking : 2017
Warning:
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If the external component is not correctly secured, the Steady Pro® support can turn or fall
accidentally.
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Do not use a damaged Steady Pro®.
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A damaged or dropped Steady Pro® should be replaced.
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Use only compatible probes with Steady Pro®.
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To prevent drops, verify that the probe is secured.
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Comply with cleaning and sterilization procedure. (cf 4.Cleaning procedure, 5.Sterilization)
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Comply with storage condition. (cf. 7.Transport, handling and storage)
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Manipulate the support above a sterile area.
Note :
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A sterile endoscope cover can be installed on the Steady Pro® arm (e.g : ref. 10-1112, 22.9cm
x 203.2 cm, “Camera drape (universal)”, Premier Guard™
).
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Cleaning procedure
The following cleaning and disinfection procedure only applies to the Steady Pro® supports
manufactured by Koelis. Regarding the on-shelf arm system, refer to the user manual GM402.
Using an inappropriate cleaning agent may damage the product.
Warnings:
Always use protective eyewear and gloves when cleaning the product.
Always comply with the instructions provided with the cleaning agent.
Steady Pro® supports are packaged non-sterile and are reusable. Before the first use and after
each use, the Steady Pro® supports must be pre-soaked/pre-cleaned, cleaned and sterilized
according to the recommendations
in force.
Remove the probe from the Steady Pro® support and unplug the Steady Pro® probe holding
arm.
Do not dismount the internal or external support by removing the pins.
The Steady Pro® supports must be pre-cleaned/pre-soaked immediately and within 20 minutes
after use to reduce the possibility of drying before cleaning.
Do not (re-)use the Steady Pro® range in case of mechanical deterioration.
Two procedures are validated by KOELIS: manual and automatic. One or the other (§4.1 or
§4.2) must be performed before the sterilization procedure.
Extending immersion for several hours is not recommended as the contact with certain
products may cause the instruments to deteriorate.
For a routine use, some substances are incompatible with the constituent materials of the
instruments: strong mineral acids (sulphuric acid, nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, etc.), strong
Lewis acids (zinc chloride, sodium hypochlorite, caustic soda etc.), ethylene dichloride
solvents, phenolic solution and aniline.
Highly acidic or alkaline detergents must not be used for a routine use.