Cantel MEDICATORS ADVANTAGE PLUS User manual

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Weekly Maintenance
1. Inspect connector blocks for wear and tear.
2. Lubricate and inspect manifold O-rings.
3. Clean Basin Drain screens.
4. Run Waterline Disinfection.
Monthly Maintenance
1. Replace Basin Drain lters.
2. Clean Spray Arm lters.
Six Month Maintenance
1. Replace 0.1 micron Water Filter, 1.0 micron Water
Filter, and 0.4 micron Water Filter every 6 months
or if below 35 psi.
2. Replace Vapor Management lter (if applicable).
3. Run Waterline Disinfection (if applicable).
4. Replace Air Filters.
MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING
Error Reports
1. Error Types: System, Bar Code, Endoscope,
Reprocessing, Control, Warnings.
2. Operator Messages and Program Errors:
Appear in Reports Field.
3. Color-Coded Program Status: Orange, gray,
red, blue.
4. Canceling and restarting a program.
Software System Programs
1. Open LIO (Logic Input/Output): Main software to
run an endoscope reprocessing cycle.
2. Management: Database for user and run/cycle
information.
3. Server: Controls communication between LIO,
Management and ADVANTAGE PLUS™ Endoscope
Reprocessor and networked units (only available
to System Administrators).
4. Server Software.
Management Programs
1. General Applications: Cycles, Events, Instruments/
Endoscopes, Users, Physicians/Assistants.
2. Entering data specic to facility.
3. Data Management/Printing.
4. Backups: Perform regularly and initiate manually.
5. Importing/Exporting Data.
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
Data Entry with Barcoding
1. Data elds.
2. Adding Endoscope Types, Parameters Sets,
and New Endoscopes.
3. Adding Users/Operators and Physicians/Assistants.
4. Editing and Deleting Data.
Reports: Run/Cycle Data Recorded
1. View Cycle Logs: Open Management in MDS folder.
2. Select report criteria, time period and run reports
and details.
3. Other Reports: Events.
4. Printing Reports.
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This Medivators guide, form, checklist or procedure is designed for use solely as a customer education tool, and is not intended to replace or in any way modify the Medivators User and Service
Manuals. While Medivators training may be used in support of a facility’s overall competency program, it shall not constitute certication of facility personnel. Medivators shall in no event,
be held responsible for a facility’s proper performance of endoscope reprocessing protocols or a facility staying current and compliant with ongoing instructional changes or corresponding
training updates. Facility owners and operators of Medivators equipment are fully responsible for complying with industry standards and manufacturer’s proper use instructions.
FOR FACILITY USE ONLY
Staff Name:
Training Date:
Trainer:
Endoscope Reprocessor
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IN-SERVICE GUIDE

Intended Use
1. High-level disinfection of exible endoscopes.
2. Operator Safety Overview: Appropriate PPE: Mask, gown, gloves, eye protection.
Guidelines for Reliable Disinfection
1. Detergent Solution (optional): Used in the wash cycle, must be low-foaming, free-rinsing, neutral in pH and use
according to manufacturer’s instructions.
2. Disinfectant Solution: Required for high-level disinfection cycle.
3. OLYMPUS®, PENTAX®, FUJIFILM™, STORZ®: Endoscope cleaning and disinfection guidelines.
4. SGNA, ASGE, ASTM, APIC and AORN: Endoscope cleaning and disinfection guidelines.
5. SGNA approved reprocessing steps: Endoscope bedside pre-cleaning, leak testing, manual cleaning, high-level disinfection
and storage standards and guidelines.
INTENDED USE AND GUIDELINES
Endoscope Reprocessor Components and their Functions
1. Basin Components: Lid, Left and Right Basin, Fluid Inlet, Spray Head, Connection Manifold, Drain, Overow and Spray Arm.
2. PC and PC Connections: On/Off Switch, USB Ports, Serial Ports, CD Drive, Mouse Connection, Power Connection.
3. Control Panel: Controls, Touchpad, Function Buttons, Selection Buttons.
4. Foot Switch to open/close Basin Lid.
5. Interior Components: Access Door, Pressure Gauge, Detergent Reservoir, Alcohol Reservoir, Leak Test Pressure Gauge.
6. Back Components: Water Supply Inlet, Drain/Discharge Opening, Air Compressor, Castors.
7. Connection Hookup Block
8. Barcode Reader
9. Water Filtration System: 1 micron, 0.4 micron and 0.1 micron lters.
Fluids and Test Strips
1. High-Level Disinfectant (HLD): RAPICIDE™ PA High-Level Disinfectant, Part A and Part B.
2. Detergent: Recommended detergent is INTERCEPT™ Detergent.
3. Alcohol (70% Isopropyl): Used to dry inside of endoscope channels.
4. Test Strips: Used to test the concentration of the HLD after each cycle.
OPERATOR CONTROLS
Control Panel
1. Basin Control Buttons (basin specic): Open/Close, Start, Cancel, Menu, LED.
2. Touchpad and Mouse Buttons
3. Function Buttons: F1-F5 and ABC for keyboard appearance.
4. Selection Buttons: OK, Cancel, Scroll Up, Scroll Down.
Software System Programs
1. Open LIO (Logic Input/Output): Main software to run an endoscope cycle.
2. LIO User Screen: Menu Bar, Program Status/Progress, Program Messages, Reservoir Status, System Information.
3. Management: Database for user and run/cycle information.
4. Server: Controls communication between LIO, Management and ADVANTAGE PLUS™ Reprocessor.
5. Print Service (optional): Prints cycle log.
6. Login Name and Password: Many processes require the appropriate authorization.
7. Backups: A backup must be manually executed.
PRODUCT FAMILIARIZATION
Loading and Relling Fluids
1. Fluid Reservoir Status percentage appears in footer of screen.
2. Detergent and Alcohol Loading: Run “Replace Fluids” then remove and rell.
3. Loading Disinfectant: Run “Replace Fluids” RAPICIDE™ PA Disinfectant Part A and Part B bottle replacement.
FLUID LOADING AND UNLOADING
Startup
1. Verify power, air source and incoming external water pressure regulator is 35-40 PSI during ush or ll cycle.
If not, check lters for replacement. Otherwise, call Medivators Technical Support.
Daily Service
1. Check Air Pressure (2.8-3.0 BAR) & Leak Test Gauge (0.24-0.25 BAR).
2. Inspect Connection Block and O-rings for wear.
3. Check Drain Screens for excessive soil and replace if needed.
4. Check Fluid Levels: RAPICIDE PA Disinfectant Parts A & B, detergent (if applicable), alcohol.
Prepare Endoscope for Reprocessing
1. Place the endoscope in the basin with control knobs facing up in the lower left corner.
2. Install the Channel Separator onto the endoscope.
3. Locate proper Hookup Connector Block and insert into manifold.
4. Connect the tubing from the Connector Block to the endoscope.
5. Place accessory bag into basin away from drain, tucked under the endoscope.
Endoscope Reprocessing Cycle Summary
1. Cycle Startup Phase: Monitoring of system sensors.
2. Leak Test, Channel Monitoring and Channel Blockage Monitoring: Continuous throughout cycle.
3. Detergent Flush Phase: Water and detergent (if applicable) ll basin for soak and ush through channels.
4. Disinfectant Phase: Endoscope is ushed and soaked with RAPICIDE™ PA High-Level Disinfectant.
5. Rinse Phase: Basin lls with water twice and channels are ushed with water.
6. Alcohol Phase: Alcohol injected into channels to facilitate drying.
7. Air Purge Phase: Air is purged through channels to assist drying.
Run the Reprocessing Cycle
1. Use Barcode Scanner or manually choose Operator, Endoscope Program, Physician and Patient codes where applicable
and close lid to start cycle.
Complete the Reprocessing Cycle
1. Take sample of disinfectant and test MEC using RAPICIDE™ PA Test Strip; dispose of sample.
2. Retrieve Endoscope: Scan or Enter Operator ID and press Open.
3. Disconnect hookup, remove endoscope and store reprocessed endoscope with all removable parts detached.
4. Remove hookup connector block.
End of Day Shutdown
1. Wipe down connector blocks with lint-free cloth and store.
2. Install Disinfection Blocks.
3. Wipe lid and control panel with non-scouring cleansing agent.
4. Wipe basin and inside lid with a lint-free cloth.
5. Use soap and water to clean lid gaskets.
SYSTEM OPERATIONS