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Cleaning was
validated using a
Spectrum M16 brush.
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Cleaning was
validated using a
10mm x 24" sized
lumen brush.
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Cleaning was
validated using
reverse osmosis
deionized (RO/DI)
water.
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Drying was
validated with
pressurized air at
20 psi.
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6. Brush
• Thoroughly brush the exterior of the handpiece,
including mated and rough surfaces, with a soft-
bristled brush.
• Brush around all movable parts, including the
suction valve, while moving them through all
extreme positions, as shown below.
• Inject all lumens, crevices, and mated surfaces five
times with 50mL of detergent solution.
• With the handpiece immersed in the detergent,
thoroughly brush the interior and exterior with an
appropriately sized soft-bristled brush.
appropriately sized brush for the interior of the
handpiece will be a bottle brush with bristles that
extend the diameter of the handpiece lumen.)
Brush the handpiece lumens while actuating the
suction lever through its extreme positions.
7. Rinse
• Remove the handpiece from the detergent
solution and rinse it with water
temperature until all visible detergent residue is
removed.
• Flush all lumens, crevices, and mated surfaces five
times with 50mL of water.
• After all detergent residues are removed, rinse the
handpiece for an additional 30 seconds.
• Drain any excess water from the handpiece by
holding it at an incline.
8. Dry
Dry the handpiece using a clean cloth. Filtered
pressurized air
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can be used to assist drying.
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(Note: An
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at ambient
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