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14 User Manual | MTI 424, 423, & 421
Cleaning and Disinfection
WARNING/AVERTISSEMENT
Avoid spraying any liquid on or around the hand switches
mounted to the backrest. Excessive moisture will cause
malfunction of the hand switches and equipment. Failure
to comply may result in undesired or unplanned movement
of the equipment.
Évitez de pulvériser un liquide sur ou autour des
interrupteurs à main montés sur le dossier. Une humidité
excessive entraînera un dysfonctionnement des
interrupteurs à main et de l’équipement. Le non-respect
peut entraîner des mouvements indésirables ou imprévus
de l’équipement.
Upholstery
Upholstery should be cleaned weekly with a mild
liquid soap and warm water mixture. Afterwards, wipe
upholstery with clean damp cloth.
MTI’s standard policy on disinfecting MTI medical
equipment is to use a 10% sodium hypochlorite (bleach)
and 90% water solution. If stronger or other disinfecting
and cleaning solutions are used, the surface is at risk to
be damaged or possibly cause discoloring, cracking, or
other types of damage to the surface. See current CDC
Guideline for Disinfection and Sterilization in Healthcare
Facilities.
MTI understands that many customers prefer to use a
pre-mixed disinfecting solution in a spray or wipe. It is
MTI’s recommendation not to use sprays because over
time the overspray will cause damage to the surfaces if
not immediately wiped up. MTI recommends hand towels
or wipes to avoid the possibility of overspray. Once the
approved contact time has been obtained, remove and
dry excess liquid remaining on the surface.
See “MTI Cleaning Solution Recommendation Letter” for
more details on disinfecting solutions which have been
tested on MTI’s products. It is available for download
at http://www.mti.net/downloads.aspx in the Product
Support Bulletins folder, found under the Resources tab
on our website. In the U.S. & Canada call (888) 520-4998
or International call (801) 875-4998 to request a copy.
Painted and Plastic Surfaces
All painted metal parts have been electrostatically painted
and the paint is baked on for durability. These surfaces
should be wiped down with a quality grade cleaner and a
soft cloth or a damp cloth with mild soap once a week.
Preventative Maintenance
Periodically inspect the following areas:
1. All fasteners and pins should be in place and
tightened securely.
2. Lubricate pins and moving joints as needed with
lithium grease.
3. Power cord should be free of cuts or other visible damage.
4. All mechanical functions should operate properly.
Have an authorized service technician inspect your
equipment once a year.
Fuse Replacement Instructions
1. Unplug the chair.
2. Open the fuse drawer below the female connection
for the power cord.
3. Remove the burnt fuse(s). (Needle nose pliers or
hemostats may be needed.)
4. Insert new fuse(s) with same type of fuse removed in
step 3. (See figure 1 below) See “SPECIFICATIONS” on
page 17 for fuse type.
5. Close the fuse drawer.
6. Reinsert the power cord into the base of the chair
and secure it with the retainer clip.
Figure 1