Maintenance Table; Cleaning And Disinfecting - Dräger X-plore 6000 Notice D'utilisation

4 Maintenance
4.1

Maintenance table

The following details are manufacturer recommendations. Observe
national guidelines, too.
Type of work to be
performed
Visually check the facepiece
Clean and disinfect the
facepiece
Check correct function and
leak-tightness
Replace exhalation valve
disc
Replace speech diaphragm
and O-ring
1) valid for airtight packed facepieces, otherwise every 6 months
2) for airtight packed facepieces every 2 years
Dräger X-plore 6000
X
1)
X X
2)
X X
X
(Use Instructions for NIOSH-approved full facepieces)
4.2

Cleaning and disinfecting

The facepiece must be cleaned after every use so that it is clean
before it is used by a different individual or, if individually assigned, as
often as necessary to keep in a sanitary condition. Facepieces that are
issued to more than one user must be cleaned before being worn by
different individuals.
The facepiece must be disinfected after every use to keep it in a
sanitary condition. It is fully in the user's responsibility to make sure
that the facepiece is totally free of contaminants after this treatment.
Never use a facepiece again, that has not been properly disinfected.
In case of doubts dispose of the facepiece in accordance with the local
regulations and use a new one.
WARNING
!
The facepiece body must be cleaned thoroughly so that no
residues from skin care products remain on it.
Otherwise the elasticity in the sealing area can be lost and the
facepiece will no longer fit correctly.
If this warning is not heeded, poisoning or death can result.
CAUTION
!
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Do not use any solvents (e.g. acetone, alcohol) or cleaning
agents containing abrasive particles for cleaning and
disinfecting. Only use the methods and the approved
cleaning and disinfecting agents described in this section.
Other methods or agents can cause damage to the product.
Undiluted agents that come into direct contact with eyes or
skin are hazardous to health. Always wear suitable protective
equipment when working with the cleaning and disinfecting
agents described in this section.
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