Trendelenburg (277.025010); Cleaning And Contamination Protection; Maintenance; Product Safety Inspection - akrus ak 5010 MBS Gebrauchsanweisung

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Trendelenburg (277.025010)

A manually operated Trendelenburg position is available.
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Cleaning and contamination protection

o Contamination protection
In order to protect the product against contamination by liquids, body liquids or other un-
wanted substances it is recommended to, while in use, cover the product with a non sterile
disposable impermeable cover sheet.
o Surfaces are resistant to all commonly used disinfectants as listed in the
D G H M (Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Hygiene und Mikrobiologie) list.
http://www.gesundheitsamt.de/alle/technik/download/seuche/bakt/list/dghm.pdf. Any
apprpropriate desinfectant must not exceed the concentrations given for the following
ingredients. Propanol=35% // Ethanol=25% This would equal for example Terralin Liquid
offered by. Schülke&Mayr.
o Do not attempt to sterilize the ak 5010 MBS
o Clean only the external surfaces of the equipment using a damp cloth. In case of heavy stains
do not use abrasive or aggressive materials other than common cleansers or detergents. Do
not use ether, acetone or concentrated acids.
o No water or cleaning detergents may enter the inside of the equipment.
o To clean soiled upholstery surfaces, use a damp cloth and/or commonly used upholstery spray.
o Before resuming operation, allow sufficient time to dry.

10 Maintenance

The chair is maintenance free to users and operators.
Product is subject to the regular service intervals. Refer to the current issue of Manufacturers mainte-
nance record.

11 Product safety inspection

A product safety inspection is not required by manufacturer however, operator must adhere to any
current national regulations governing the requirements for medical products class I".
277g001d-e_ak5010_3rd ed_MDR_ REV 7.0.docx26.05.2021
Secure chair with one hand
at the foot rest.
Pull red handle foot ways to
unlock the Trendelenburg
mechanism. To lock the
Trendelenburg position, pull
back the handle to its origi-
nal position.
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