TECHNIMOUNT BRACKET PRO 35-HD Series, Руководство пользователя

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Maintenance Guide
CLEANING
CLEANING PROCESS
WARNING
ENSURE TO REMOVE MEDICAL DEVICE FROM THE BRACKET IF THOROUGH CLEANING IS NEEDED.
Follow your EMS service's protocol or medical device manufacturer's user guide for the recommended cleaning
procedure of your medical devices. Cleaning procedure below does NOT provide recommendations for cleaning of the
medical device. The following cleaning guidelines consider the Technimount mounting assemblies and components.
It is the responsibility of each EMS service to use the cleaning solution of their choice. All EMS service's have policies
and procedures describing how they should clean and disinfect their medical equipment. Use a chlorine bleach
solution (3.25% - less than one part bleach to 100 parts water), a solution containing alcohol, phenolic cleaners (active
ingredient - o-phenyl phenol) or a quaternary ammonium chloride solution. In diluted concentrations, these cleaning
agents have no negative effect on our products.
The bracket can be cleaned by using a pressure washer. The bracket may show some signs of oxidation or discoloration
from continuous washing, however, degradation of the product’s performance or functionality will not be affected
due to power washing if cleaning instructions are properly followed.
The material used to manufacture the bracket is high-grade aluminum, it is very durable and resistant to corrosion,
however high levels of sodium or a high concentration of sodium or acid may prematurely corrode the product.
Always rinse with soft soap and water if exposed.
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Use of a power washer can accelerate removal of contaminants collected during the use of the product.
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Rinse with clean water.
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Towel dry all components.
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Allow all other components to air dry.
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Avoid over saturation and ensure that the product does not stay wet longer than the cleaner manufacturer’s
guidelines for proper disinfecting.
WARNING
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When cleaning, always use appropriate personal protection equipment (PPE) based on established protocols (e.g.,
gloves, eye wear, etc.).
CAUTION
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Do not steam clean or use ultrasonic cleaners on the system or any of its components.
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Do not immerse the metal parts/components in water.
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Maximum water temperature should not exceed 180°F/82°C.
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Maximum water pressure should not exceed 500 psi/34,5 BAR. If a pressure washer is being used to clean the unit,
the pressure nozzle must be kept a minimum of 24 inches (61 cm) from the unit.