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9.3 - Ejectors
Daily disinfect the saliva ejector’s hoses with an appropriate
disinfection product for PVC hoses. It is essential to read the instructions
of the asepsis product to avoid misuse or overdosage, which can cause
damage to the medium and long term to the hoses. Using a proper
concentration of the cleaning product, suck up with the suction needed
for the effectiveness of the process. With the product still in the hose,
place the suction on the hose holder. After the necessary action period of the product, suck 1 L of water.
The solids collector must also be cleaned daily. The saliva ejectors efficiency may be impaired if this
filter is clogged. In the case of saliva ejector's performance reduction, clean its filters.
To clean the filters, follow the instructions below:
1º - Undo the solids collector cover (1);
2º - Remove the solids collector (2) for cleaning;
3º - After cleaning, re-assemble the solids collector.
9.4 - Water Unit and Strainer
To clean the spittoon bowl (1), remove the spittoon bowl's
finishing, (5) the strainer (4), and the detachable water spouts (2 and 3),
for then remove the spittoon bowl.
For removal of the strainer (4) use a tweezer or gloves to avoid
direct contact with the waste.
The cleaning process of the strainer and the spittoon bowl can be
made with running water and neutral soap or detergent. Use non-
abrasive sponge.
All contaminated waste and materials should be disposed of in
biological waste.
9.5 - Sterilization by Autoclave
The stainless steel tray and the metal handle of the surgical operating light can be sterilized by steam
autoclaving at the following values (in accordance with ISO 17665 ):
a) 130º C, 2 bar, 15 minutes; b) 120º C, 1 bar, 3 0 minutes c) 134º C, 2.2 bar, 4 minutes.
Note: these items withstand up to 1.000 autoclaving cycles.
All equipment items mentioned in this chapter must be sanitized and sterilized (when appropriate)
prior to use.
Olsen is not responsible for defects, deformities, spots or abnormalities caused by improper use of
chemical products, contact with tissues, leather, disposable gloves, inks, pigmented detergents and
other organic or synthetic products.