Spare Parts - LEMI BELLAGIO 1M Notice D'utilisation

9.4. Cleaning
Each time you make a treatment, always cover the mattress with towels or disposable towels before to let lie down the
patient (See §7.2. Use of the mattress).
Pay particular attention to the jeans that can stain the covering without any possibility of being removed.
Clean the table before each use, paying particular attention to remove all traces of physiological fluids of
the previous patient.
To clean the table use a cloth and lukewarm water (if necessary diluted neutral detergent). If necessary,
use a non-aggressive disinfectant, then wipe off with a clean dry cloth.
Do not use products such as alcohol, acetone, bleach, paint thinner, gasoline.
WARNING! Be careful not to spray liquids on the electrical equipments, pedal/hand remote con-
trol strip and on the protections of the table. You must follow the handling directions given in the
safety data sheets of the detergents used.
10. NOTICE TO OPERATORS AND RESIDUAL RISKS
During the movement of the table can create areas of potential risk :
Crushing between moving parts of the mattress and the wood coating;
Entanglement between the parts of the wood coating in movement;
WARNING! Do not bring the limbs near the elements in movements and in particular to the points
described above.
All the spare parts must be requested to Brusaferri & C. that will supply them directly or will give you indications on the
place where they can be found. Please note that any extraordinary maintenance must be performed by personnel of
Brusaferri & C. or authorized by it.
WARNING! Any form of warranty expires if they are used spare parts other than those originally fitted.
If the table becomes inoperative or is not to be used for an extended period of time, it is recommended to
remove it from service and remove the plug from the socket. All materials used to manufacture the table are
not toxic or hazardous to the health of operators, so they can be handled without special precautions. In
case of disable of the table you should perform a separation of different materials for subsequent reuse or differentia-
ted elimination. All electrical and electronic products should be separately disposed, using specific collection facilities
appointed by the Government or the Local Authorities.
The correct disposal of the obsolete equipment will help to prevent potential negative effects on human
health and the environment. For information, contact your Local Council or the Waste Disposal Service.
13. DISPOSAL OF OBSOLETE EQUIPMENT

11. SPARE PARTS

12. DISMANTLE
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