Head Skin Replacement - Nasco CPARLENE 3000 Series Instruction Manual

Lower Airway Replacement
The entire airway system is disposable and should not be sanitized for repeated use.
This includes the tracheal airway, fittings, and lower airway with lung bag.
1. To remove the lower airway, first remove the chest skin and chest plate.
Note: On electronic models, care should be taken when removing the chest plate and
upper compression plate to avoid damage to the electronics.
2. Disconnect the lung bag by gathering the lung near the connection point and pulling
upward. Discard.
3. Remove upper compression plate.
4. Disconnect the lower airway from the trachea (red fitting).
5. Remove exhaust tubing from hole in side of manikin torso and pull complete lower
airway free from torso. Discard.
6. Remove tracheal airway by first removing the white fitting at the base of the throat and
pushing up on the bottom of the trachea until it begins to exit the mouth. Discard both
trachea and white fitting.
Note: Be sure to tilt back the head of the manikin in order to open the airway, making
the removal of the trachea easier to accomplish.
Clothing
CPARLENE clothing can be machine washed in cold water on a gentle wash cycle.
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Mild detergent should be used. Tumble dry on low heat setting.
Skin Surfaces
The material used to fabricate
Don't allow the skin to become severely soiled before washing. Nasco Cleaner (LF09919U, sold
separately) can be used for particularly difficult stains, and the skin areas should then be washed
with soap and water after using Nasco Cleaner.
Note: Do not use Nasco Cleaner around the mouth and nostrils of the manikin, as the residue of
the cleaner could be toxic.
Plastics of the type used for
or cosmetics. These materials actually penetrate the skin, leaving an indelible mark that cannot
be removed by cleaning.
Avoid contact with newsprint, ballpoint pens, or any printed material.

HEAD SKIN REPLACEMENT

Removing Molded Hair
1. Pry four plugs from front of
molded hair. (See figure 11.)
2. Remove each of the four screws and
washers previously covered by the plugs,
using a medium Phillips-head screwdriver.
3. Molded hair will now lift away from head.
CPARLENE'S skin is washable and should be kept clean.
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CPARLENE'S
skin are particularly susceptible to staining by inks
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Figure 11
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