T PERATE WITH A BATTERY P WERED C NTR LLER
Model 7010
1. Turn the Battery Powered Controller
upside down. Slide the battery cover
in the direction of the arrow to
remove the lid. Put in three (3) "AA"
disposable alkaline or lithium batteries,
matching them to the plus (+) and
minus (-) markings inside the Battery
Powered Controller. Replace the cover
on the Battery Powered Controller and
slide the cover until it locks in place.
You can expect at least three (3) hours
of operation from a new set of
disposable batteries, (up to five (5)
hours from high performance batteries).
2. Insert the nebulizer cable connector
into the back of the Nebulizer Unit.
Slide the cable straight up the
nebulizer body.
3. Connect the nebulizer cable to the
Aeroneb®o Battery Powered
Controller.
4. Turn on the unit by pressing the "on/off"
button on the Battery Powered
Controller. The green light on the Battery
Powered Controller will light up. Visually
verify that aerosol is coming out of the
mouthpiece or mask to indicate that the
device is functioning properly.
N TE: (1) If you are using batteries and the green light is flash-
ing, your batteries are low. You may finish your treatment, and
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C NTR L lll GERMICIDE:
If you would like to disinfect your nebulizer, you may use
the medical disinfectant described below, available from your
supplier.
Use only Control lll Laboratory ermicide (Maril Products Inc.) or
an equivalent medical disinfectant to disinfect your nebulizer.
l. First, clean the Nebulizer Unit as described in the Daily
Cleaning Section, following Steps 1-2.
Il. Disinfect the Nebulizer Unit parts (Medication Cup and Cap,
Nebulizer Body, and Mouthpiece or Mask Connector Elbow
and Mask) according to the manufacturer instructions for the
medical disinfectant.
lll. Clean the Nebulizer Unit again as described in the Daily
Cleaning Section to remove any residual Control lll.
lV. Shake off excess water, and allow parts to air dry on a clean,
dry towel, out of the reach of children.
V. Make certain that all disinfected parts are completely dry
before you store them.
B ILING:
l. First, clean the Nebulizer Unit as described in the Daily
Cleaning Section, following Steps 1-2.
Il. Bring a saucepan of DISTILLED water to boil and allow it to
continue to boil. NOTE: Using regular tap water to boil the
nebulizer unit will greatly reduce the life of the nebulizer unit.
Ill. Carefully immerse the nebulizer unit in the boiling water.
Leave the nebulizer immersed in the boiling water for a
maximum of (20) twenty minutes.
lV. Carefully remove the nebulizer from the boiling water so that
you do not burn yourself and shake off the excess water.
Allow parts to air dry on a clean, dry towel, out of the reach of
children.
Similarly, the Nebulizer Unit may be steam disinfected in a
standard baby bottle steam sterilizer for (15) minutes.
Refer to the sterilizer manufacturer’s instructions.
