mectron Easyjet Pro, Use And Maintenance Manual

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easyjet pro - manual of use and maintenance
06.0 Cleaning, disinfection and sterilisation
06.1 Cleaning and disinfecting the casing of the Easyjet pro
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DANGER: Disconnect the Easyjet pro from the turbine.
Always disconnect the Easyjet pro from the turbine before carrying out any cleaning, disinfection and
sterilisation activities.
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DANGER: The Easyjet pro is not protected against the penetration of liquids. Do not dip it into
any liquids and do not spray liquids directly onto the casing of the device.
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DANGER: The Easyjet pro is not sterilisable.
After each treatment, proceed as follows:
1 Disconnect the front terminal of the polisher from the main body of the Easyjet pro (Fig.3 - Ref.C).
2 Remove any residues of powder from the Easyjet pro container.
3 Clean and disinfect the surfaces using a cloth moistened with a mild detergent or disinfectant having
a neutral pH (pH7), paying special attention to the threaded part of the front cavity. If necessary,
remove any residues of power by blowing compressed air on them with the syringe.
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WARNING: Follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the disinfectant carefully.
NOTE: Water-based disinfectant solutions with a neutral pH are strongly recommended. Some
alcohol-based disinfectants may be harmful and discolour or damage plastic materials. Detergents in
powder form may damage the surfaces of Easyjet pro.
06.2 Sterilisation procedures
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WARNING: The only method to be used for sterilising the device is the steam autoclave
method.
Do not use any other sterilisation procedures (dry heat, radiation, ethylene oxide, gas, low-temperature
plasma, etc.).
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DANGER: The Easyjet pro is not sterilisable.
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DANGER: Infection control - Sterilisable parts - Remove all resides thoroughly before
sterilising.
To avoid infections cased by bacteria or viruses, always clean, disinfect and sterilise the following
components after each treatment:
1 Jet polisher handpiece head (Fig.2 - Ref.E).
2 Needle for cleaning the front terminal of the polisher (Fig.2 - Ref.C).
These components are made of materials able to withstand a maximum temperature of 135°C for a
maximum of 20 minutes.
The autoclave sterilisation process must be carried out using either of the following parameters:
- Cycle at 121°C for 16 minutes;
- Cycle at 134°C for 4 minutes.
All the stages of sterilisation must be carried out by the operator in accordance with EN ISO 17665-1:2006
and EN 556-1:2001 standards.