Cleaning And Disinfection; Flites - Do Not Wash; Wipeable Sling - Disinfecting Agents - arjo Sara 3000 Mode D'emploi

Cleaning and Disinfection

WARNING
To prevent cross-contamination, always
follow the disinfection instructions
in this IFU.
WARNING
To avoid material damage and injury, clean
and disinfect according to this IFU:
EN
• No other chemicals are allowed.
• Never clean with chlorine (except for the
wipeable sling).
• Chlorine will deteriorate the surface of
the material (except for the wipeable
sling).
WARNING
To avoid injury, always remove the sling
before disinfecting the lift.
WARNING
To avoid injury, never wash a Flites. A
Flites is only intended for "single patient
use".
All
Flites, should be cleaned when they are soiled or
stained and between patients.

Flites - Do NOT wash

The Flites is for single patient use.
Do NOT clean, wash, disinfect, wipe or sterilize
the Flites. If the Flites has been subjected to any
such treatment, it shall be discarded.
The Flites
symbol. (See Fig. 16 )
If the Flites
symbol will appear. (See Fig. 17 )
Fig. 16
slings, except the
Fig. 17
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Wipeable Sling - Cleaning and
Disinfection Instructions (6 steps)
1. Detach the sling from the lift.
2. If needed, rinse to remove any deposits or
visible dirt from the sling.
3. Wipe all parts of the sling with one of the
disinfecting agents listed under "Wipeable
4. Allow contact time according to the
disinfecting agent manufacturer's instructions
for use.
5. If stated in the disinfecting agent
manufacturer's instructions for use, rinse to
remove chemical residue.
6. Air dry at room temperature.
Do NOT
• machine wash
• use gas sterilization
• use any mechanical pressure
• tumble dry
• use autoclave
• dry clean
• steam
• iron

Wipeable Sling - Disinfecting Agents

The sling can be disinfected using:
• Ethanol based solution, up to 70%
• Isopropanol based solution, up to 70%
• Hydrogen peroxide based solution, up to 1.5%
• Quaternary ammonium based solution,
up to 0.1%
•
up to 10 000 ppm
NOTE
Wipable sling may show some signs of
discoloration and become slightly slightly
sticky after repeated contact with bleach
(sodium hypochlorite) at 10 000 ppm.