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8013901 I Instructions for use for SPA treatment table SONORA | REV 9 | Revision status 23/07/2020 8013901 I Instructions for use for SPA treatment table SONORA | REV 9 | Revision status 23/07/2020
Upholstery heating
The RUCK SPA treatment table is optionally available with a two-stage heating system. The
table surface is heated from the breathing hole downwards in a length of approx. 115 cm. The
calf area is not heated. The switch is located underneath the cushion, on the left side as seen
from the head section. After switching on, the heating system needs about 5 minutes to heat
up. The table surface has a built-in thermal switch which keeps the temperature constant. The
heating switches off automatically after a switch-on period of 90 minutes. The heating must not
be used without supervision. For safety reasons, please make sure that the heating is switched
off and the main switch is set to “0” after finishing work.
OFF 1 2
Heating system overheated
If the heating system is defective (e.g. becomes too warm), immediately pull out the mains plug.
Do not place any sharp-edged objects on the pads.
This can damage the heating elements.
Do not change the upholstery cover yourself! This could damage the heating elements.
Always unplug the mains plug before cleaning and/or disinfecting.
Danger of damage due to improper care of leatherette and surfaces!
Disinfect the contact surfaces after each treatment with RUCK surface disinfection wipes, al-
cohol-free (item no. 2967002, item no. 2967102 or item no. 2967202) for medical devices.
Tip: Using disposable covers helps to avoid direct skin contact (body grease and sweat are
sometimes quite aggressive) with the leatherette and thus to protect it.
Clean the leatherette surfaces with a damp cloth and clean with RUCK leatherette cleaner
and care product (item no. 2947001). Please observe the exposure times of the disinfectants
according to the product labelling. One minute for bacteria, five minutes for fungi. Further infor-
mation on the disinfectant.
Do not use any concentrated disinfectants, solvents, cleaning agents or liquids that contain
alcohol (> 50 % alcohol content). Do not use spray disinfection.
Take great care to ensure that the cleaning utensils used are clean. If mineral contaminants
such as grains of sand or dust are embedded in the cleaning agents, this can destroy the sur-
face. Do not use any scouring agents, such as abrasive cleaners, cleaning sponges or similar
items that may contain abrasive particles. Residues of leaked fluids must be removed from the
surface immediately with a soft cloth.
For gentle cleaning of the surfaces, use a soft cotton cloth or the RUCK microfibre cloth, which
is also suitable for wood surfaces (item no. 29616).
Caution: Other cleaning cloths with plastic fibres can have an abrasive effect and consequently
they can damage the surface.
Over time, traces of use can appear on the surfaces. These are more or less noticeable de-
pending on light incidence. They do not constitute a lessening of utility. As is the case with all
surfaces over the long term, due to the wear involved in the daily routine of the medical prac-
tice, they cannot be avoided. Spots or stains caused by liquids that may corrode the surface
(such as propolis, tea tree oil, cleaners that contain chlorine or similar substances) are categor-
ically excluded from the warranty.
OPERATION DISINFECTION, CLEANING AND CARE