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All stated information regarding recommended settings and use of the
instruments is based on clinical experience. Some centers and doctors
prefer other settings, regardless of the stated recommendations. The stated
settings are only basic guidelines, which must be checked for suitability by
the operator. Depending on individual circumstances, it may be necessary
to deviate from the information stated in these instructions for use.
6.4 After use
Reconditioning the instrument after use (refer to the chapter "
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Take-apart argon electrodes must be disassembled into their individual
parts for cleaning.
Disassemble the instrument in the reverse order of assembly (see
section 5, page 26).
Warning: Caution: Risk of injury from sharp needle electrode
Note: Fit and remove only when retracted
7.
General instructions for reconditioning
Instruments must not be used without previously being cleaned, disinfected
and sterilized. Effective cleaning and disinfection is a precondition for an
effective sterilization of instruments. Remove the electrodes before cleaning.
Observe that only sufficient instruments and product-specified valid methods
for cleaning, disinfection and sterilization are used and that the valid
parameters maintained with each cycle.
Observe the valid legal regulations of the country and the regulations for
hygiene of the hospital.
Do not sterilize electrodes and handle bunched together!
The amount for reapplication of the individual components is, with a
sterilization time of 20 minutes and with a sterilization temperature of 134°C,
as follows:
•
Argon handle A: up 100 times,
•
Rigid Argon probes E: up to 75 times.
Every exceeding further application falls within the responsibility of the user.
Argon surgical handles and Argon electrodes can be cleaned in the
instrument washing machine.
It is imperative that the data of the disinfection agent manufacturer be
adhered to. Mechanical pre-cleaning of the Argon knife electrodes and the
needle electrodes can be made the same as with conventional surgical
electrodes. Due to the fact that during the cleaning procedure liquid can penetrate
into the gas inlet line of the handle, the lumen of the gas inlet line should be blown
through with filtered compressed air (pressure: < 3 bar) after the cleaning
procedure. For this, the compressed air attachment is loosely connected to the
Luer Lock connector of the Argon surgical handle (do not blow through from distal
to proximal).
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