Cleaning And Maintenance - Sunrise Medical JAY J3 Owner's Manual Supplement

Wheelchair cushion
Hide thumbs Also See for JAY J3:
Table of Contents

Advertisement

Available languages
  • EN

Available languages

  • ENGLISH, page 3
ENGLISH
CLEANING AND DISINFECTING YOUR J3 AIR
INSERT
Cleaning and disinfecting are two separate processes. Cleaning
must precede disinfection.
CLEANING THE AIR INSERT
To clean the AIR insert, gently pull it out of the recess in the
foam base, taking care to gently pull the valve through the foam.
Deflate the cushion, close the valve(s) and place in a large
sink. Gently scrub the air cells and the spaces between them
with a soft plastic bristle brush, sponge or washcloth. Liquid
dishwashing or laundry detergent or other general-purpose
cleaning product is suggested. For institutional cleaning, a
general housekeeping disinfectant cleaner may be used.
DISINFECTING THE AIR INSERT
To disinfect the AIR Insert, use a germicidal product that meets
infection control needs. A disinfectant with tuberculocidal
properties is recommended. Follow the manufacturer's dilution
directions. For home disinfection, use solutions of approximately
1/2 cup liquid household bleach per quart of water (125 ml bleach
to 1 liter of water). Keep the clean cushion wet with bleach
solution for 10 minutes. Rinse thoroughly and dry.
Disinfectants are not effective on porous surfaces, such as foam,
if the cushion becomes soiled or contaminated. DO NOT use with
multiple users.
CAUTION– DO NOT USE OIL-BASED LOTIONS OR LANOLIN ON
YOUR CUSHION AS THEY MAY COMPROMISE THE
INTEGRITY OF THE NEOPRENE RUBBER.
JAY 3 AIR
WARNING
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
REPAIRS
Each J3 Cushion with a an AIR insert is shipped complete with
a repair kit and instructions for minor repairs. The following
information can be used if repair instructions have been lost or
misplaced.
If A Leak Occurs
1. Place your cushion cells down and over-inflate until all four
corners touch.
2. Immerse the over-inflated cushion in water to locate the
leak.
3. Once the leak has been located, mark the leak by inserting
a toothpick into the hole
4. Allow the cushion to dry thoroughly.
5. Remove the toothpick, and clean the area around the hole
with the alcohol wipe provided. Let the surface dry.
6. Peel the backing from the patch provided and, centering the
patch, place it over the hole.
7. Press the patch down firmly until a good seal is achieved.
8. The cushion is now ready for use. Adjust the cushion for
proper inflation following the instructions in this manual.
Although patches do not change the performance of the cushion,
they should be monitored periodically to ensure effectiveness in
addressing the leak. If the patch is not successful in addressing
the problem, or if more extensive damage is present, please
contact your supplier immediately.
Replacing Valves
1. Firmly grip the rubber valve stem and remove the old
inflation valve by using pliers.
CAUTION– DO NOT REMOVE AN INFLATION VALVE BY HOLDING
THE CUSHION AND PULLING THE VALVE, DOING SO
MAY TEAR THE CUSHION.
2. Moisten the ribbed end of the replacement valve and insert
it into the valve stem until the rubber is snug to the body of
the valve.
6
115344
Rev.H

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading

Table of Contents