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How to Disinfect the Unit
How to Disinfect the Unit
Disinfection by boiling cannot be done to some parts. They may become deformed.
[Parts that can be disinfected by boiling]
[Parts that cannot be disinfected by boiling]
Air duct cover
Fan
Disinfection by disinfectant
Different disinfectants have different anti-bacterial actions. For sterilization and disinfection, follow the
instruction manual and the notes on each disinfectant.
The time to immerse the parts in the disinfectant
differs with the type of the disinfectant used.
However, 30 to 60 minutes or longer is common.
After immersing the parts, wash them sufficiently
with water and dry promptly. Carefully store the
parts so that they are not re-infected.
If a coloured disinfectant solution such as Hibitane
is used, some parts may be discoloured with
repeated use. However, it does not affect the
nebulising properties.
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Medication
cup cover
Fan cover
Medication
cup
Be sure to immediately dry the cleaned and disinfected parts, then store them in
order to prevent them from getting contaminated in the future.
• Miscellaneous types of bacteria may propagate and you may get infected.
Do not wash the main unit with water, or splash water to the power source.
• Electric leakage may occur in the unit or you may suffer electric shock.
Washer
Air filter case
Air filter
Medication cup
holder
[Typical disinfectants that can be used]
• Disinfecting ethanol
• Glutaraldehyde: Sterihyde (0.5%)
(and other equivalent products)
• Sodium hypochlorite: Milton (0.1%), Purax (0.1%)
(and other equivalent products)
• Benzalkonium chloride: Osvan (0.1%)
• Chlorhexidine: Hibitane (0.5%), Maskin (0.5%)
• Amphetamine surfactant: Tego (0.2%)
(and other equivalent products)
Note: These products cannot be used for the air filter.
Warning
Inhalation hose (M)
with a cuff, 70 cm
Mouthpiece
set
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