Keratron™ Installation and operating manual
OPTIKON 2000
Cod. 161501EN
10-2
2014-04-23
Rev.0
10.1.2 CLEANING THE ACCESSORIES THAT ARE NOT PROVIDED
To clean the PC, the monitor, and any other accessories, refer to the procedures
advised by the respective user manuals.
10.2 STERILIZATION
The
Keratron™ topograph aberrometer, the computer, and the accessories used
do not require sterilization, because they must not come into contact with the
patient.
10.3 MAINTENANCE
Periodically verify the good condition of the connection cables and the power cables.
To maintain system safety, the compliance to EN60601-1 leakage current limits
should be tested at least once a year. Please, inquire with the Bioengineering
Department in your clinic or with your local Optikon 2000 S.p.A. Distributor/Service
Center.
In topography periodically acquire the calibration sphere and compare the curvature
value you obtain with the value listed on the sphere itself). If the difference between
the two values is greater than ±0.3 D it is advisable to recalibrate the instrument.
It is advisable to periodically repeat the calibration using the appropriate sphere,
especially when the instrument is moved or when the mires cone has been removed
and cleaned as described in section §7.1.
The calibration of the aberrometry is performed in the factory and cannot be
repeated by the user.
However, the user can periodically verify the consistency of performance by
measuring the provided calibration sphere as described in section §7.1.
10.3.1 REPLACING THE FUSE
If after being turned on, the
Keratron™ should remain inactive (the green LED on
the Docking Base or the green light of the operating room cart’s switch is off), it is
likely that the cause is a burned-out fuse; in this case it must be replaced.
The following is the procedure for replacing the fuse:
Place in the OFF position the mains switch located under the LCD display.
