Daavlin 1 Series, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Item / Action Frequency
Replace lamps *UVB
– Every 300 hours of use.
*UVA
– Every 500 hours of use.
*Blue
– Every 500 hours of use.
* Lamp life will vary depending on average treatment time and other environmental conditions.
15.2
Cleaning/Disinfection
15.2.1 General Cleaning
For general use, use a clean non-abrasive cloth, not paper towels, and a mild cleaning solution
such as Dawn Liquid Dishwashing Soap to gently wipe down the exterior of the device.
15.2.2 Low-Level Disinfection
To reduce micro-organisms on the patient-contacting surfaces, disinfect these surfaces between
uses of the device, including when the same patient has the device for use. For disinfection
while the same patient uses the device, we have tested several cleaners that do not degrade
the Acrylic and can be seen in Table 2 Daavlin Tested Cleaners.
Cleaner/Solution
Contact Time
Monk brand Wipes
Follow the contact time instructions
provided with the Monk brand Wipes
70% Isopropyl Alcohol
3 min
Table 2 Daavlin Tested Cleaners
1. Thoroughly wipe down the surfaces and allow contact time listed in Table 2 Daavlin Tested
Cleaners.
2. Allow to air dry and inspect for visible contaminants.
3. If contaminants remain repeat until no visible containments remain repeat steps 0 and 2.
15.2.3 High-Level Disinfection
Follow a high-level disinfection protocol between the use of the device on different patients. Use
a high-
level disinfectant, such as Steris Corporation’s Resert XL-HLD, and follow the
manufacturers
guidelines. See also “FDA-Cleared Sterilants and High Level Disinfectants with
General Claims for Processing Reusable Medical and Dental Devices” available at:
https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/reprocessing-reusable-medical-devices-information-
manufacturers/fda-cleared-sterilants-and-high-level-disinfectants-general-claims-processing-
reusable-medical-and
.
Note: Do not clean reflective surfaces with paper towels. They may scratch the surface.
At least once a year, we recommend that you remove the protective acrylic for a more thorough
cleaning of the lamps and reflectors. Refer to Lamp Replacement instructions, see
Section 15.3
Lamp Removal and Replacement on how to remove the acrylic and lamps, as well as other
important information on how to ensure that the lamps are safely and correctly replaced.
15.3
Lamp Removal and Replacement
Lamps may need to be replaced due to burnout or because their energy output has decreased to
a point that your treatments may have become excessively long.