General Maintenance; Cleaning; Lubrication; Wear Areas - Promeba PA210-O User Manual

USER GUIDE
SPINE BOARD
07

GENERAL MAINTENANCE

07.1.

Cleaning

It is essential to keep the equipment clean to ensure proper use and durability of the set.
Thorough cleaning should be carried out periodically, especially in areas exposed to dirt that
can accumulate dirt such as corners or holes.
Do not use high pressure cleaning systems or bleach to disinfect the product, they can
damage it. Instead, use a hydroalcoholic-based disinfectant, wash it with water and let it dry
naturally, do not use direct heat sources to dry.
Non-compliance with cleaning operations can lead to the risk of cross infections due to the
presence of secretions and/or residues. During all control and disinfection operations, the
operator must wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves, glasses, etc.
When the cleaning procedure includes a disinfectant product, carefully follow the instructions
of the manufacturer of the product used regarding the method of application and contact time.
Make sure that you have taken all the necessary precautions to ensure that there are no risks
of cross-infection or contamination of patients and operators.
07.2. Lubricating
Due to its intrinsic characteristics, the spinal board family of products does not require
lubrication, since it does not have moving parts.
07.3.

Wear areas

Periodic inspection of the different components of the system for signs of wear is a
preventative measure that can reduce breakdowns. Check especially belts, straps, textiles
and fastening handles as points with more wear.
In the event that a worn component needs to be changed, you should contact our sales
department for more information on ordering spare parts and their installation.
The repair or replacement of product components must necessarily be carried out by qualified
personnel, that is, who have received training from the Manufacturer, Promeba S.L. and
original spare parts should always be used.
Promeba S.L. declines any responsibility for any damage, direct or indirect, resulting from
improper use of spare parts and/or any repair intervention carried out by unauthorized
persons.
07.4.

Maintenance program

Although the frequency of the controls is determined by factors such as legal requirements,
the type of use, the frequency of use, the environmental conditions during use and storage,
it is placed a recommendation on the maintenance that the equipment must have for correct
operation throughout its useful life.
All maintenance and revision activities must be recorded and documented with the
corresponding technical intervention reports, and the documentation must be kept for at least
EN
REV. 2023/05
47