10
Pull the power plug prior to each cleaning. Comply with
the hygiene regulations and protect you eyes and skin
when working with disinfectants.
Do not clean the surfaces of the housing with solvents
that contain hydrocarbon (e.g. benzene, diluent).
Efficiency of disinfection and/or sterilization is
likely to be impaired by trapped or encapsula-
ted impurities or residual humidity.
• Clean parts thoroughly, rinse with adequate amount of
water an dry parts until they absolutely dry.
• Pull power plug.
• Disconnect the suction element (10) from the tube
connections and take it out of the holder.
Make sure that no residues of the septic fluid pour out of
the connecting tube.
• Remove the septic fluid jar cap (5) and empty the sep-
tic fluid jar (9) in accordance with the operator
guidelines.
Do not treat septic fluid containers made of polysulphone
with strong acids or bases. Risk of fractures due to tension.
• Always disassembly the overflow prevention device
(12) for preparation. Unscrew it from the manometer,
pull off the float cage and remove the float.
Make sure that the sealing rims of the float are not dama-
ged.
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Cleaning, Disinfection, Sterilization
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1
Basic aspirator
X
X
X
9
Septic fluid jar 0.7 l
X
X
X
X
X
5
Septic fluid jar cap
16
Overflow prevention device (acc.)
6
Tube nipple
X
X
X
X
X
X
7
O-ring
2
Silicone tube
8
Seal EPDM
4
Finger tip
Sterilization***
in solution**
Wiping,
spraying with disinfectant
Disinfection
Aseptor
****Attention! Sterilization with superheated steam accelerates the natural ageing of plastics.
Steam 134°C****
* Item numbers based on diagram on page 3
** Pay attention to thorough rinsing with water and subsequent drying.
*** Carefully remove contamination and residues prior to sterilization and thoroughly dry off.
Disposables
Gas
Steam 120°C****
Item*
Description
12
