Each set of lamps has a lifespan of 4,000 cycles. The bottom right corner of the
main screen indicates the number of cycles left.
When lamps reach 500 cycles remaining, an icon will appear as a reminder
that new lamps will be needed.
When there are 0 cycles remaining, “Replace Lamps” will display and you can no
longer run a disinfection cycle. To learn how to replace your lamps go to:
www.icleanse.com/support.
After lamps have been replaced, you will need to reset the lamps in the
settings menu. To do this, access the settings menu from the main screen by
tapping the gear icon in the bottom left corner. Type in your 4-digit passcode
(or the default passcode — 1234) and tap “Enter”.
Once in the settings menu, tap “Lamp Replacement”, type in today’s date
(mmddyyyy) and tap “Confirm”.
The lamp counter will be successfully reset and you can begin a disinfection cycle.
Lamp Status & Lamp Replacement
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Guidelines for Use
Non-Critical Devices: iCleanse Swift units should be used on devices classified
as non-critical. “Non-Critical” medical devices are devices that are in contact
with unbroken skin only.
General Purpose Disinfection: Is described as a germicide intended to process
non-critical medical devices and equipment surfaces. Germicide is an agent that
kills germs, like pathogenic microorganisms.
Cleaning vs Disinfecting: iCleanse Swift units’ germicidal light will not penetrate
dirt and grime, therefore it is highly recommended that you still periodically
clean your devices. Cleaning is not disinfecting and vice versa.
Lamp Recycling: Please visit www.lamprecycle.org for information on recycling
your lamps after use.
Expectations: Due to the progressive application of UV-C light, your devices
being disinfected may experience color change over time.
Power Cord: Do not store the power cord inside the unit as it may cause
damage to the inside of the unit.
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