
MAINTENANCE
INSPECTION AND CLEANING
Perform the following inspection and cleaning procedures periodically as a preventive maintenance measure to keep the Polaris System in optimal condition resulting in
Do not attempt any internal service of Polaris System components. Contact your local autho- rized Air Techniques dealer for service. Failure to heed this warning may result in equipment damage and voiding the warranty.
Inspection - Routinely inspect each component of the Polaris System for possible defects as follows:
1..Camera Handpiece -
a..Check overall handpiece for chips, cracks or other irregularities..
b..Check the lens window for debris or spots..
c..Check the connector socket for damage..
2..Control Module -
a..Check for broken indicator lamp and switch..
b..Check all connector sockets for damage, loose or missing hardware..
3..Cables and Connectors -
a..Check cables for damaged or deteriorated insulation kinking or twisting..
b..Check connectors for loose, bent or missing pins..
c..Check that both
CAUTION: Always turn Off power and unplug the Polaris System components before performing cleaning procedures.
Do not spray cleaning liquids or disinfectants directly on the camera handpiece. Use care not to allow liquids to run into internal circuitry.
Do not wipe the surfaces using benzine, thinner, etc. as this may degrade the finish. Do not autoclave the Camera Handpiece.
2The camera cover must be used for only one patient and disposed of properly in accordance with local code.
Cleaning - Clean each component of the Polaris System as needed by performing the following procedures..
1..Control
2..Camera
3..Camera Window
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