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Rescue Life - User Manual Rev. 3.1
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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
After each use, clean the defibrillator and the reusable pads using a soft, damp cloth
moistened with any of the following solvents:
• Water and soap.
• Clorexina and water mixture (30 ml clorexina/liter of water).
• Ammonia.
• Hydrogen peroxide.
If necessary, sterilize just the defibrillation pad part touching the patient skin only
with liquid CIDEX.
D
O NOT IMMERSE ANY PART OF THE DEFIBRILLATOR IN FLUIDS
.
D
O NOT LET ANY FLUID ENTER THE CASE OF THE DEVICE
D
O NOT USE ABRASIVE MATERIALS IN CLEANING
THE UNIT
,
ESPECIALLY ON THE
LCD
DISPLAY
.
D
O NOT STERILIZE THE DEVICE
.
D
O NOT REUSE THE DISPOSABLE PADS
.
P
OSSIBLE EQUIPMENT DAMAGE
.
D
O NOT CLEAN ANY PART OF THIS DEVICE OR ACCESSORIES WITH BLEACH
,
BLEACH DILUTION
,
OR
PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS
. D
O NOT USE ABRASIVE OR FLAMMABLE CLEANING AGENTS
. D
O NOT ATTEMPT TO
STERILIZE THIS DEVICE OR ANY ACCESSORIES UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED IN ACCESSORY
O
PERATING
I
NSTRUCTIONS
.
The operator has to do daily maintenance checks that will help ensure that the device
stays in perfect operational condition.
Check the case of the device for any apparent damage.
Check the ports (defibrillator lead port, patient cable port, AC plug and cable, paddles).
Check the accessories, especially the defibrillation pads and cables, to see that they are
in good condition.
Check the battery status and if the level is low attach the power cord to the AC line.
The internal nickel-metal hydride battery is rechargeable and intended to be used for
standby operation. The defibrillator automatically switches to battery power when the
power cord is disconnected from an AC outlet or from the defibrillator.