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Welch Allyn Rechargeable laryngoscope handles - User Manual User Manual

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Directions for use

Welch Allyn rechargeable fiber optic and standard

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laryngoscope

handles

Initial cleaning and
disinfection:








Drying:

Maintenance,
inspection and
testing

1. Follow the germicidal wipe manufacturer’s instructions

to clean all exposed surfaces of handle parts, bottom
cap (and lamp cartridge for 60713 & 60835).

2. If necessary, brush with a dry, soft-bristled brush and

re-wipe to loosen/remove excessive visible soil.

3. After all visible soil is removed, re-wipe to wet all

surfaces and allow adequate contact time for
disinfection as directed by the germicidal wipe
manufacturer.

CAUTION: Only use quaternary ammonium
isopropanol based germicidal wipes.

Allow components to air dry.

1. Inspect each component areas noted below for
damage or deterioration:

In Figure 2, inspect (1) REF 60710 or 60720,
(2) Handle Top, (3) Handle Bottom, (4) Battery, and
(5) Bottom cap

In Figure 3, inspect (1) REF 60713 or 60835,
(2) Handle, (3) Lamp cartridge assembly, (4) Battery,
and (5) Bottom cap

WARNING: Discard any component that
shows evidence of damage or deterioration.

Contact Welch Allyn for component replacement.

2. Reassemble handle and charge battery as

described under Battery Charging Instructions.

3. Attach handle to a clean and disinfected test blade

assembly in known working condition. Verify that:

• Blade assembly engages and locks onto handle.

• Blade assembly deploys into its locked position on

handle AND lamp illuminates.

• Light output is satisfactory.

If the lamp fails to light or output is low, check or
replace the lamp and/or batteries.

Intermediate level
disinfection

Storage

Re-wipe to wet all surfaces and allow adequate contact time for
disinfection as directed by the germicidal wipe manufacturer.


Store handle per facility practice to allow device to remain
clean, dry, and ready for service.

End of reprocessing instructions for cleaning and intermediate level disinfection.