Sterilizing The Hand Grip; Safety Inspections; Setting The Spring Force - Derungs Dmed Triango 80 C Mode D'emploi

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8.1

Sterilizing the hand grip

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Sterilization must be done according to ISO 17665-1
(Sterilization of health care products in moist heat).
CAUTION
Damage to the hand grip
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Do not sterilize with hot air
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Package the hand grip in a sterile bag before
sterilization.
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The hand grip is designed exclusively for damp
sterilization with 3 times fractioned pre-vacuum and
saturated steam with the following parameters:
Temperature
Overpressure
Dwell time
Vacuum drying
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After sterilization, check the hand grip for mechanical
integrity.
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Do not use damaged hand grips.
9.

SAFETY INSPECTIONS

DANGER
Death hazard from electric shock.
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Unplug from the grid and turn switch to off position.
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The power supply cable must be checked at least
once a year for damage.
CAUTION
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Maintenance and repairs can be performed only by
qualified electricians.
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The corresponding user profile is in Chapter 2 Safety
instructions.
EVERY YEAR:
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Check the power supply cable for damage and
replace if necessary.
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Check for deformations and cracks in the plastic
parts.
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Check the load bearing system for distortion or
damage.
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Check for loose parts.
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9.1
Triango 80 C / Triango 80 W
134°C
2.0 bar
6 min
20 min
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SETTING THE SPRING FORCE

CAUTION
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The ideal spring force is set at the factory.
CAUTION
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The luminaire head must be installed before the
spring force is adjusted.
Move the spring balanced arm to the highest possible
position.
Insert a 6 mm Allen wrench through the opening on the
middle joint and adjust the spring force by turning the
spring.
Turn the screw clockwise (+) to increase the spring
force (if the spring balanced arm lowers).
Turn the screws counterclockwise (-) to reduce the
spring force (if the spring balanced arm rises).