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Contents
Included in delivery
For details of the delivery scope, see description of the
device and accessories on page 14.
• Nebuliser
• Atomiser
• Compressed air hose
• Mouthpiece
• Adult mask
• Child mask
• Spare filter
• These instructions for use
1. Getting to know your instrument
Please read these instructions for use carefully and
keep them for later use, be sure to make them ac-
cessible to other users and observe the information
they contain.
Area of application
This nebuliser is a device used for the nebulisation
of liquids and liquid medication (aerosols) and for the
treatment of the upper and lower respiratory tract.
The nebulisation and inhalation of medication pre-
scribed or recommended by a doctor can prevent
against diseases of the respiratory tract, treat the side
effects of these disorders and accelerate healing.
For more information on possible applications, consult
your doctor or pharmacist.
The device is suitable for inhalation at home. Medicines
should only be inhaled when instructed by a doctor.
Inhalation should be performed in a calm and relaxed
atmosphere. Inhale slowly and deeply to enable the
medicine to reach the small bronchi deep into the
lungs. Exhale normally.
Once it has been properly prepared, the device can
be used again. Preparation involves replacing all the
accessories, including the atomiser and air filter, and
disinfecting the surface of the device using a standard
disinfectant. Please note that all accessories should be
replaced if the device is used by more than one person.
We recommend that you replace the atomiser and
other accessories after one year.
2. Signs and symbols
The following symbols appear in these instructions.
Warning
Warning instruction indicating a
risk of injury or damage to health.
Important
Safety note indicating possible
damage to the unit/accessory.
Note
Note on important information.
The following symbols are used on the packaging and
on the nameplate of the device and accessories.
Type BF applied part
Read the instructions for use
Device in protection class 2
Manufacturer
I
On
O
Off
Serial number
30 ON /
30 OFF
30 minute operation, followed by a
30 minute break before operation
continues.
IP 21
Protected against foreign objects equal to
or greater than 12.5 mm in diameter and
against vertically falling drops of water
The CE labelling certifies that the product
complies with the essential requirements of
Directive 93/42/EEC on medical products.
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Dispose of packaging in an environmen-
tally friendly manner
3. Safety information and warnings
Warning
• Before use, ensure that there is no visible damage to
the unit or accessories. When in doubt, do not use
the unit and contact your dealer or the customer
service address provided.
• In the event of device faults, please see Chapter "10.
Troubleshooting".
1. Getting to know your instrument .......................12
2. Signs and symbols ............................................12
3. Safety information and warnings .......................12
4. Description of device and accessories..............14
5. Initial use............................................................15
6. Operation ...........................................................15
7. Changing the filter .............................................16
8. Cleaning and disinfection ..................................17
9. Disposal .............................................................18
10. Troubleshooting .................................................18
11. Technical specifications ....................................19
12. Replacement parts and wearing parts ...............19
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