Storz 11302 BDX, Instruction Manual

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5. Plug the instrument port with the Luer plug (P/N 29100-BK).
6. Completely immerse the scope in the enzymatic cleaning solution.
7. While immersed, suction a minimum of 100 mL of cleaning solution through the channel using the 60 cc syringe
attached to the rinse tube assembly (P/N 11301CDT).
8. Discard the solution drawn through the channel in a separate container.
CAUTION: : DO NOT discard in the basin the Flexible Videoscope is being cleaned in.
9. Remove the rinse tube assembly (P/N 11301CDT) and cleaning adaptor (P/N 11301CD1) from the suction port
and the Luer plug from the instrument port.
10. While immersed, use a soft, lint-free cloth to clean the exterior of the entire Flexible Videoscope. A minimum of
one complete wipe of the entire exterior of the Flexible Videoscope should be performed. If visible debris remains,
continue wiping until no debris is visible.
11. Use the soft, flat cleaning brush (P/N 27652/3) to brush the exterior surfaces of the scope handle, including the
areas between the deflection lever and handle, and suction and instrument port. Brush the entire handle surface a
minimum of 3 times. If visible debris remains, continue wiping until no debris is visible.
12. Clean the suction outlet and the instrument port with the short cleaning brush (P/N 9990/50). Insert the brush and
rotate 360° three times.
13. Insert the long cleaning brush (P/N 110910-50) into the suction port and slowly push the brush into the channel
until resistance is felt. Pull the brush back out of the channel. Rub the bristles to remove any debris and repeat
two more times (for a minimum of 3 brushes). If visible debris remains, repeat until no visible debris is observed
on the brush bristles.
CAUTION: Do not force the long cleaning brush (P/N 110910-50) through the entire channel. The long cleaning
brush (P/N 110910-50) is intended to clean the channel between the suction port and the instrument port. When
brushing, remove the brush from the suction port once resistance is felt in the channel and repeat the brushing
process as described in Step 13.
14. Insert the long cleaning brush (P/N 11276CL2) into the suction port and push through the channel until the brush
exits the distal end. Rub the bristles to remove any debris and pull the brush back through the channel. Rub the
bristles to remove any debris and repeat two more times (for a minimum of 3 brush passes). If visible debris
remains, repeat until no visible debris is observed on the brush bristles.
15. Insert the same long cleaning brush (P/N 11276CL2) into the instrument port and repeat a minimum of 3 brush
passes through the channel. If visible debris remains, repeat until no visible debris is observed on the brush
bristles.
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