General Maintenance Information; Cleaning And Disinfection - Invacare Flo-Tech Xtra Benutzerhandbuch

1. Remove the outer cover, inner liner and clinical fluid
sac B.
2. Align the hook strip under the fluid pack C with the
loop on the base of the cushion.
3. Press down to secure the fluid pack to the base of the
cushion.
4. Re-install the clinical fluid sac, inner liner and outer cover.
Installing Abductor Support — Standard pommel or Deep
pommel
1. Remove the outer cover, inner liner and clinical fluid sac.
2. Align the hook strip under the abductor support G or H
with the loop on the base of the cushion.
3. Press down to secure the abductor support to the base
of the cushion.
4. Re-install the clinical fluid sac, inner liner and outer cover.
Installing Hip and Thigh Aligners
1. Remove the outer cover, inner liner and clinical fluid sac.
2. Position the thigh aligner I and/or the hip aligner J
on the base of the cushion aligning the hook and loop
strips and press down firmly.
3. Re-install the clinical fluid sac, inner liner and outer cover.
Installing Pelvic Obliquity Pad
1. Remove the outer cover, inner liner and clinical fluid sac.
2. Position the pelvic obliquity pad A on the base of the
cushion aligning the hook and loop strips and press
down firmly.
3. Re-install the clinical fluid sac, inner liner and outer cover.
Installing Wedges
1. Remove the outer cover, inner liner and clinical fluid sac.
2. Position the wedges in the desired position on the
underside of the base of the cushion as shown and press
down firmly.
• Side wedge D
• Lateral wedge E
• Front wedge F
3. Re-install the clinical fluid sac, inner liner and outer cover.
Foam wedges can be trimmed to size as needed.
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Trimming the Xtra parts and base
The unique components of the Xtra Modular System can be
trimmed to provide the ideal seating position for the end
user. The front, lateral and side wedges require trimming
to fit the base. These parts are intended to indicate the
size of the cushion and act as a marker to help trim the
part accurately. Use a precision knife or scissors to trim the
accessories (please see diagrams for examples). The base of
the cushion can also be trimmed to accommodate leg length
discrepancies, additional hamstring space for knee flexion
contractures or amputations.
4 Maintenance

4.1 General Maintenance Information

WARNING!
Risk of Injury
– Maintenance should be done at least once a
year.
– Do not use a defective product.
– Do not attempt repairs yourself. For repairs
contact your provider.
4.2 Inspection
Check the accessories for strike-through (this may include
fluid ingress, stains, rips or damage) after the use of each
patient and on a minimum monthly basis (depending on
which occurs first) by a suitably qualified and competent
person.
Check accessories
1. Unzip the cover completely.
2. Check for any staining on the interior foam.
3. Replace any damaged cover or stained foam and dispose
of as per local authority procedure.

4.3 Cleaning and Disinfection

General Safety Information
CAUTION!
Risk of Contamination
– Take precautions for yourself and use
appropriate protective equipment.
NOTICE!
Wrong fluids or methods can harm or damage
the product.
– All cleaning agents and disinfectants used must
be effective, compatible with one another and
must protect the materials they are used to
clean.
– Never use corrosive fluids (alkalines, acid etc.),
abrasive cleaning agents or solvents (cellulose
thinner, acetone etc.). We recommend a mild
detergent.
– Always make sure that the product is completely
dried before taking it into use again.
For cleaning and disinfection in clinical or long-term
care environments, follow your in-house procedures.
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