Q-Optics Radiant User manual

Radiant™
Lighted
Instrument
Instrument
Attachment
Instructions
& Care
P.O. Box 382120
Duncanville, Texas 75138-2120 USA
Phone: [phone] • Fax: [phone]
1-800-858-2121
email: [email protected]
www.q-optics.com
CLEANING & CARE
INSTRUMENT ATTACHMENT
& BAT T E RY PACK
DISINFECTION
The instrument attachment and
battery pack can be cleaned
using Q-Optics optical cleaner
or moistened cloth. To remove
debris on instrument attachment
or battery pack, spray the
Q-Optics Cleaner directly onto
the surface. Using a microfiber
cloth or clean cloth, thoroughly
wipe down the instrument
attachment (including the cable)
and battery pack.
DO NOT spray the cleaner
directly into any electrical
openings. Doing so could cause
damage to the unit and void
product warranty.
The instrument attachment
and battery pack should
only be disinfected using the
Q-Optics Dis-Foam™. Any
other form of disinfectant
could cause damage to unit.
To disinfect, simply spray
the Q-Optics Dis-Foam™
directly onto the surface to be
disinfected. Using a microfiber
cloth or clean dry cloth,
thoroughly wipe units dry.
DO NOT spray the foam
directly into any electrical
openings. Doing so could
cause damage to the unit and
void product warranty. UI-317-10010-01 ECN # 729

INSERT OR REMOVE
INSTRUMENT
OPERATION CLEANING & CARE
INSTRUMENTS
STEP 3: Insert or remove the
instrument as needed.
STEP 4: Release the collar and it will
snap back into position.
STEP 1: Grasp ACMI Quick Disconnect
Collar between Thumb and fore finger
as shown.
STEP 2: Pull collar back toward the black
handle of the instrument adapter. It will
only move about 3 mm.
PULL BACK
The fiber optic light transmitting surfaces
on both ends of the fiber optic clip or wand
should be wiped clean with isopropyl alcohol
before autoclaving or chemiclaving.
In the event that a fiber optic clip becomes
loose, gentle pressure can be applied with
pliers to tighten clips.
STERILIZATION
Your fiber optic instrument may be autoclaved
or chemiclaved. Do not exceed 275°F (135 C).
Please note that exposure to heat will reduce
the life of your fiber optic instrument. The
average life expectancy of fiber optics is 18 to
24 months with autoclaving or chemiclaving.
This time could be longer or shorter
depending on frequency and temperature of
autoclave or chemiclave.
DO NOT attempt to sterilize the
Instrument Cable or Battery Pack.
See reverse side for cleaning and care
of instrument cable and battery pack.
On/Off button:
Turn on & off,
Comes on at last used
intensity setting
Increase intensity button:
10 positions, beeps when
pressed, long beep at
maximum intensity
Decrease intensity button:
10 positions, beeps when
pressed, long beep at
minimum intensity
Low Battery Warning:
5 short beeps, every 60
seconds, starts with about 7
minutes life remaining
Use circular motion
Connect instrument
adapter cable to
battery pack and
enjoy your Q-Optics
Radiant™Light System.