Maintenance, Repair And Disposal - Hikoneb 908 DC Manual Del Usuario

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9. Maintenance, Repair and Disposal

Looking after your device and keeping it in good condition will ensure the device lasts
the expected service life. To keep the device in good working order, we advise to clean
the device after every use, and would suggest functional testing every six months as
per the instructions detailed in this user manual. Should the device ever become faulty,
technical support maybe required.
Bacteria filters can be disposed of with normal domestic waste. Nebulization chamber,
mobile trolley wheels, aerosol tubing which include PC, ABS and PVC can also be
considered as normal waste. The outer casing of the device itself is constructed from
aluminium and would need to be recycled or disposed of under WEEE regulations.
Devices returned to the manufacturer for disposal, will be processed under WEEE
Regulations.
Bacteria Filter Replacement
Using the approved bacteria filter (23) is mandatory to prevent contamination during
aerosol therapy. The filter should be replaced after 48 hours of continuous use, or
1 week for non-continuous use. Low aerosol output is also a good indication of a
contaminated/occluded filter.
Transducer Replacement
Turn off the device, remove the Nebulization chamber (9) and take off the lid of
nebulization chamber. Undo the chromium-plated nut underneath the nebulization
chamber and remove the complete transducer assembly (41). Replace the new
transducer so that the shiny side is facing towards the nebulization chamber. Reapply
and tighten the chromium nut.
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