Carl Zeiss Meditec Inc

RESIGHT Metal Tray Instructions

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RESIGHT metal tray for resterilizable products These Instructions for Use apply to the RESIGHT metal tray (material number 302721-9250-000) Subject to change in design and scope of delivery as well as technical development. Printed in Germany. © Carl Zeiss Meditec AG 2015  1. Safety notes  3.2 Pretreating contaminated lens supports, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps NOTE!  WARNING! Indicates a hazard which can lead to death or severe injury if it is not prevented.  To prevent damage to the surfaces, do not use metal brushes, steel wool, rigid brushes, or aggressive substances when cleaning the lens holder, the aspheric lenses, and the Asepsis Caps.  CAUTION!  Please note that the disinfectant used during pretreatment serves only for decontamination purposes to protect persons against blood-borne pathogens. It is no substitute for the subsequent disinfection.  Indicates a hazard that can cause moderate injuries if it is not avoided. NOTE! Indicates a hazard which can cause slight injuries and damage to material if not prevented.  Clean the lens holder, the aspheric lenses, and the Asepsis Caps as follows: • Place the components in a pH-neutral enzymatic cleaning agent with surfactants (consisting of no more than 5% surfactants) •  Place the components in said cleaning agent as specified for the effectiveness of the cleaning agent, at least for 20 minutes at room temperature.  •  Turn the lens revolver 10 times and move all joints to moisten all pivoting joints and surfaces.  •  Rinse the components under hot water (at least drinking water quality) for one minute.  Additional information 1.1 Intended use The RESIGHT metal tray is used to store medical accessories in a defined position during steam sterilization to ensure that reproducible sterilization results are obtained.  4. Machine cleaning and disinfecting  1.2 Proper use  4.1 Auxiliaries for machine cleaning and disinfecting  The product is intended for use in hospitals, clinics or other human medical institutions. It is used to prepare the following resterilizable RESIGHT 500 and RESIGHT 700 components for sterilization:  The following cleaning agents and disinfectants are required for the cleaning/disinfecting device and for disinfection:  –  Lens support (302721-9060-000, 302721-9070-000)  –  –  Aspheric lenses (302721-9100-000, 302721-9080-000)  Cleaning agents: When selecting the cleaning agent, ensure that:  –  Asepsis Caps (305810-9001-000)  –  It is suitable for cleaning the RESIGHT metal tray, lens support, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps made of metal and plastic  –  It has either a neutral or alkaline pH value  –  An additional, suitable disinfectant with certified effectiveness (e.g. DGHM or FDA approval or CE label) is used, if no thermal disinfection is applied, and that the disinfectant is compatible with the cleaning agent used  –  The chemicals used are compatible with the RESIGHT metal tray, lens support, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps (see the chapter on "Material durability").  The sterilized components can be stored and transported in the sterile RESIGHT metal tray. Clean, disinfect, and sterilize the RESIGHT metal tray, lens holder, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps prior to disposal. 1.3 Target group This manual is intended for physicians, nurses and medical and/or technical staff who clean, disinfect and sterilize the product.  2. General provisions  –  The RESIGHT metal tray, lens support, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps must be cleaned, disinfected and sterilized before each use. This applies in particular to the first use following delivery, as all components are delivered non-sterile (clean and disinfect after removing the protective transport packaging; sterilize after loading the RESIGHT metal tray).  •  Please note that the following sterilization methods are not permitted: –  Flash sterilization  –  Hot air  –  Radiation  –  Formaldehyde or ethylene oxide  –  Plasma  As you are responsible for the sterility of the RESIGHT metal tray, lens support, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps, please observe the following general guidelines during use: – –  •  Make sure that the devices used (cleaning/disinfecting device, sterilizer) are regularly checked and serviced.  EU customers: Classification as semi-critical B according to the RKI guideline (Robert Koch Institute) is recommended. The final classification must be made by the user, taking into account the actual field of use.  The disinfecting device has a tested effectiveness  –  A tested program is used for thermal disinfection if possible  –  The program used must be suitable for the RESIGHT metal tray, lens support, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps, and must provide sufficient rinsing cycles.  –  Post-rinsing is done only with fresh solutions with suitable quality for the process and filtered air must be used for drying.  –  The cleaning/disinfecting device must be serviced and checked at regular intervals.  It is absolutely necessary that the concentrations specified by the manufacturer of the cleaning agent and, if necessary, disinfectant be adhered to. EU customers: If possible, a tested program for thermal disinfection (A0 value > 3000 or, if older devices are used, at least 10 min. at 93°C / 199°F) should be used (chemical disinfection risks leaving residual disinfectant on the RESIGHT metal tray, lens holder, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps). 4.2 Machine cleaning and disinfection of the RESIGHT metal tray, lens support, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps CAUTION! •  Make sure that the validated parameters are complied with in each cycle.  Also observe the legal provisions applicable in your country and the hygiene regulations of the doctor's office and hospital. This is, in particular, applicable to varying specifications with regard to efficient prion inactivation.  –  The cleaning with a cleaning/disinfecting device must comply with the validated parameters described in Chapter 4.2. EU customers: A cleaning/disinfecting machine of the type Miele G 78823 was used for validation.  Proper cleaning and disinfection are vital prerequisites for effective sterilization. If possible, a cleaning/disinfecting device should be used for cleaning and disinfecting. Due to the reduced effectiveness and reproducibility, a manual method should only be used if a cleaning/disinfecting device is not available. We recommend using the cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilizing methods validated by ZEISS as described here in the Instructions for Use. •  Cleaning/disinfecting device: When selecting the cleaning/disinfecting device, ensure that:  Cleaning of the lens support, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps is allowed only in the RESIGHT metal tray.  •  Place the components in the RESIGHT metal tray.  •  Put the RESIGHT metal tray in the cleaning and disinfection machine.  •  Rinse the components with water (at least drinking water quality).  •  Clean the components with a neutral or alkaline cleaning agent.  •  When using an alkaline cleaning agent, neutralize the components with water having at least drinking water quality and a neutralizer.  •  Remove any loose dirt from the lens holder, the aspheric lenses, and the Asepsis Caps immediately after use (not later than within 2 hours). Use a moist, lint-free cloth, a soft brush, a wipe, or a pHneutral enzymatic cleaning agent comparable to the cleaning agent in 3.2 to remove the contaminants and prevent strong desiccation. This step is usually carried out in the operating room.  Rinse the components with water (at least drinking water quality). Using demineralized and deionized water for the last rinse cycle prior of the thermal disinfection may prolong the service life of the components because it removes tap water residues which might react with the components under the influence of heat.  •  Perform thermal disinfection at 93°C (+5°C, -0°C) for ten minutes, using demineralized and deionized water or water with a higher quality (e.g., drinking water purified by reverse osmosis).  NOTE!  •  Let the components entirely dry at the air (at least 10 minutes) or dry the components with purified compressed air.  •  Verify that the components are completely dry after completion of the cleaning/disinfection cycle.  •  Verify that any residual cleaning agents and disinfectants have been removed from the components after completion of the cleaning and disinfection cycle (if necessary, use an appropriate residue indicator test or a suitable indicator paper which is recommended by the manufacturer of the cleaning and disinfecting agent).  3. Pre-cleaning  The RESIGHT metal tray, lens support, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps can be damaged during pretreatment if not handled properly. •  Be careful not to scratch any of the components during the entire preparation process.  •  Never use a brush or abrasive agents to clean the components, rather a lint-free cloth.  3.1 Aides for pretreatment The following cleaning agents (not included in the scope of delivery) are required for pre-cleaning: –  Water (drinking water quality, at the least)  –  Cleaning solution which  –  –  does not contain any aldehyde (this would set any blood contaminants),  –  has a tested effectiveness (e.g., DGHM or FDA approval or CE marking),  –  is suitable for cleaning the RESIGHT metal tray, lens support, aspheric lenses, and Asepsis Caps, and compatible with the components (see "Material durability" in section 14)  Soft brush or clean, soft cloth  EU customers: The agents used for validation are the cleaning agent Sekumantic Multiclean (0.7% V/V) and the neutralizer Sekumantic FNP (0,1% V/V).  5. Manual cleaning and disinfection If possible, a cleaning/disinfecting device should be used for cleaning and disinfecting. Due to the reduced effectiveness and reproducibility, a manual method should only be used if a cleaning/disinfecting device is not available.
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