Operation Manual MB 11 BERAphone
®
/Classic
8100496 Rev. 6
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23/10/2019
2. Inspect the inside of the gel protectors looking for residual electrode gel.
a. The presence of gel inside the gel protector is generally an indication that the
screeners are applying an excessive amount of gel to the electrode and/or
the baby.
b. Re-instruct the screeners to use only a small amount of gel on the electrode
and to reduce the amount of gel used to prepare the baby’s skin.
3. If gel is observed inside the gel protector, remove it from the stainless-steel part
of the electrode by sliding it off (Figure 7).
4. Clean the stainless-steel part of the electrode with an alcohol or disinfectant wipe.
a. The stainless-steel part of the detached electrode can be autoclaved if desired.
5. Clean the gel protector with a disinfectant product using a cotton-tipped
applicator to reach into the cavity to remove any gel inside.
6. Allow the gel protector and stainless-steel electrode to dry thoroughly and then re-
assemble.
7. Inspect the inside of the fixed electrode post for any sign of electrode gel.
8. If the stainless-steel electrodes or the gel protectors cannot be adequately
cleaned, replace them with a new set of electrodes.
9. Remove the ear cushion from the BERAphone
®
and inspect the plastic beneath
it for residual gel. Clean it with a tissue and disinfectant wipe being careful not
to drip excess liquid into the speaker.
10. Inspect the ear cushion for cracks or changes in the softness of the material.
Disposables (MB 11 Classic Only)
3.3.4.1 General
Use only the Sanibel Supply disposable supplies that are supplied with your MB 11 system.
Eartips, EarCups
TM
and adhesive electrodes are intended
for single-use only. These must be discarded after use.
They cannot be cleaned.
In case of re-use of the single-use disposables, you
enhance the risk of cross contamination!
WARNING
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