Heidelberg Engineering HRT3 Cleaning And Disinfection Quick Manual

HRT3 / HRT3 RCM Cleaning and Disinfection Quick Guide
Heidelberg Engineering recommends to clean the device after each use and disinfect the device
before and after each examination.
Where can I find instructions on how to clean/disinfect
my HRT3 / HRT3 RCM?
The HRT3 / HRT3 RCM Hardware Manual fully addresses the cleaning and
Disinfection of both optical and non-optical surfaces. Both Hardware
Manuals can be downloaded from our website:
https://business-lounge.heidelbergengineering.com/redirect/
service-support/user-manuals/
You will be forwarded to the Business Lounge login page. Please log in
with your Business Lounge user account to access the User Manuals page.
How should I clean/disinfect the optical surfaces
of my HRT3 / HRT3 RCM?
Important Note:
 Always use special cleaning products for optics or pure alcohol, such as ethanol or
isopropanol, with a minimum alcohol level of 99%.
 Never use cleaning products that contain methanol.
 Never use cleaning tissues or disinfectant wipes to clean the lens.
 Always use a microfiber cloth for cleaning.
 Never apply pressure while wiping.
 A scratched lens might lead to artifacts in images.
 When the device is not in use, protect the objective with the objective cover, and
protect the device with the dust cover.
Cleaning:
 Remove the objective lens from the HRT3 / HRT3 RCM.
 Remove particles of dust and/or dirt with an air bulb.
 Clean the objective lens with gently circling movements using a dry microfiber cloth.

Disinfection:

 To disinfect the optical surfaces, use isopropyl alcohol with an alcohol level of 70% or
ethanol with an alcohol level of 80%.
 To ensure decontamination, follow appropriate infection control guidelines regarding
surface disinfectant contact times.
 At the end of contact time, check whether remnants of the disinfectant are visible on the
optical surface.
 If there are remnants of the disinfectant, clean the optical surface by
using a clean, dry microfiber cloth to clean the objective lens with gentle circular
movements.
trying to add a few drops of pure alcohol, such as ethanol, or isopropanol.