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6.1 Maintenance Schedule
The splints require regular maintenance. Set up and follow a
maintenance schedule. The table at right represents minimum intervals
for maintenance.
Keep maintenance records. A sample maintenance record sheet is
provided on page 15.
When using maintenance products, follow the manufacturers' directions
and read the manufacturers' material safety data sheets. You can purchase
a recommended disinfectant from your Ferno distributor or Ferno
Customer Relations (page 2).
6.2 Disinfecting and Cleaning
the Splints
1.
To disinfecte: Apply disinfectant to all surfaces of the splint,
following the disinfectant manufacturer's instructions for
application method and contact time. Ferno recommends you
inspect the splint for damage as you disinfect it.
2.
To cleane: Close the air valve. Wash the splint with warm, soapy
water and a soft cloth. Rinse with clear water. Dry the vinyl with a
towel. Allow the hook-and-loop fastening strips to air-dry.
3.
Store only clean, dry splints in the carrying case.
6.3 Inspecting the Splints
Have your service's equipment maintenance personnel inspect the
splints regularly. Follow the checklist at right and operate each splint
through all its functions as described in this manual. If inspection shows
damage or excessive wear, remove the splint from service and repair or
replace it. See Parts, page 14.
Notee:
Minor rips or punctures in the splint can be repaired. A vinyl-repair
kit is included with the full-kit Model AS-190, or order a repair kit from your
Ferno distributor. See Parts, page 14.
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Maintenance
6 - MAINTENANCE
Improper maintenance can cause injury. Maintain the
splints only as described in this manual.
Disinfecting (this page)
Cleaning (this page)
Inspecting (this page)
Solvents may soften the splint fabric. Use only soap and water
to clean the splints.
Disinfectants and cleaners containing bleach, phenolics, or
iodines can cause damage. Do not use products containing
these chemicals.
Keep the interior of the splint dry. Close the air valve before
cleaning. Liquids that enter the splint can cause mold and
mildew.
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WARNING
Minimum
Maintenance Intervals
NOTICE
INSPECTION CHECKLIST
Are all components present?
Does each splint become rigid and hold the rigidity after
the air is drawn out?
Is each splint in good condition (free of rips and
punctures)?
Does each splint valve operate properly?
Does the pump valve connector attach properly to the air
valve of each splint?
Does the vacuum pump operate properly?
Does the carrying case zipper operate properly?
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