Intended Use; Queries And Technical Problems - Miele Professional A 204 Mode D'emploi

en - Intended use
Re-usable medical devices can be reprocessed using this mobile unit
in a Miele washer-disinfector. Follow the instructions for your washer-
disinfector as well as the instructions of the medical device manufac‐
turer on how to reprocess their items by machine.
Internal cleaning and disinfection to an appropriate standard is only
possible with instruments which can be sufficiently dismantled and
with adequate use of injector nozzles, irrigation sleeves and adapters.
The reprocessing result of the inside of instruments must be checked
as necessary using a test other than a visual check.
The A 204 mobile injector unit is intended the reprocessing ophthal‐
mic instruments only.
This mobile injector unit has two levels.
The top level is equipped with different connections for reprocessing
lumened instruments, e.g. for rinsing- and suction hand pieces and
cannulae. Instruments are fitted in silicone holders and fittings in the
rack in the mobile injector unit and secured to hose connectors.
The lower level can be loaded with inserts and mesh trays for reproc‐
essing instruments without lumen. The mesh insert in the lower level
must not be removed.
Narrow lumened instruments, e.g. Sauter cannulae or rinsing- and
suction hand pieces, require the suds solution to be filtered. To do
this the injector manifolds in the top level each have to be fitted with a
Miele A 800 tubular filter. The tubular filter is supplied with its own fit‐
ting instructions.
The mobile unit can be used in the following washer-disinfectors:
– PG 8582
– PG 8582 CD
– PG 8592
Medical devices for reprocessing are referred to as the wash load if
they are not more closely defined.

Queries and technical problems

If you have any queries or technical problems that you would like to
discuss please contact Miele. Contact details can be found at the
back of the Operating Instructions for your Washer-Disinfector or go
to www.miele-professional.com.
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