ENG
19
Disinfect surfaces every working day! Disinfect all of the affected surfaces immediately
after any contamination by potentially infectious material (e.g.: blood, secretion or
excrement).
Contact your hygiene specialist to coordinate the disinfectant and the proper
procedures with your internal requirements! Always follow the internal disinfection
plan!
6.3 DISINFECTION
SAFETY
Check the general safety instructions.
DISINFECTION PROCESS
The disinfection process is done using a cloth. The hygiene guidelines and safety measures for
the disinfection processes to be used must be defined by the operator.
We recommend using MELISEPTOL disinfectant made by Braun Melsungen and/or “neoform
MED rapid” made by Dr. Weigert. Follow all of the protection measures. Respect the
manufacturer’s instructions and follow the hygiene guidelines.
WARNING: HEALTH HAZARD
Disinfectants may contain harmful substances that could injure the skin or eyes or
damage respiratory organs if inhaled.
7. MAINTENANCE
Medical devices must undergo regular cycles of maintenance and review. This is fundamental
for complying with safety measures.
See the reference in the IEC 62353 standard.
The medical device’s manufacturer is responsible for defining the regular safety measures. The
operator is responsible for implementing these measures.
NOTE:
Always disconnect the device from the power source before doing any
maintenance or inspection work to prevent the device from turning on involuntarily.
7.1 LIGHTING UNIT SUPPORT ARMS
All brackets must be checked by the operator for the following points:
• Every 6 months:
1. Deformations of the bracket system.
2. Cracks in plastic pieces.
3. Damage to the paint.
• Every year:
1. A detailed inspection of the bracket system, such as the clamping force of the spring arm,
the fastening of the bracket etc.
2. Extensive operational test, including the ease of movement of the joints.
3. Electrical safety tests.
