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11.1.1 Before performing this cleaning procedure, wash your hands with hand sanitizer first.
11.1.2 Remove all residual foreign matters from the transducer using clean soft cloth
immediately after use.
11.1.3 Take a piece of clean soft cloth soaked with 70% isopropyl alcohol to swab on the surface
of the device until no visible contaminants remain.
11.1.4 Use a piece of clean soft cloth soaked with sterile water to wipe off the cleaning reagent
on the surface until no visible cleaning agent remain.
11.1.5 Wipe off with a dry and clean soft cloth to remove residual moisture.
11.1.6 The device should be thoroughly cleaned, inspect the device surface to ensure the device
has no visible dirt. If there is still dirt, repeat the steps from 11.1.3 to 11.1.5 until the device is
free of dirt.
11.1.7 Check whether there are cracks on the device surface. If there is any damage, contact the
distributor.
11.2. Disinfection:
11.2.1 Clean and dry the device according to the methods in section 11.1 Cleaning.
11.2.2 Take a piece of clean soft cloth soaked with 70% isopropyl alcohol to swab on the surface
of the device for 20s, or follow the disinfectant manufacturer's recommended contact time
and mode.
11.2.3 Use a piece of clean soft cloth soaked with sterile water to wipe off the disinfectant
solution on the surface until no visible disinfectant solution remain.
11.2.4 Wipe off with a dry and clean soft cloth to remove residual moisture.
11.2.5 Check whether there are cracks on the device surface. If there is any damage, contact the
distributor.
NOTES:
After cleaning and disinfection, the thermometer should be placed at room temperature for
at least 30min then can be used for measuring.
Do not use abrasive cleaning reagent or disinfectant solution.
Don’t use other non-recommended methods to perform cleaning and disinfection.
Don’t use the abrasive cleaner to clean the product, don’t drop the thermometer in the
water or other liquids.
If the probe tip is damaged, contact the distributor.
11.3 Guarantee
