Before Cleaning

1. Check the probe before cleaning. Visually inspect the scanner if there are any obvious and unacceptable deterioration such as corrosion,
   discoloration, pitting, or cracked seals, do not proceed with cleaning.
   Please contact your sales representative.
2. Turn off the probe, and keep it disconnected from the charger.
3. Remove any remaining gel or drying of soil from the probe by using pre-moistened soft cloth
   or using running water and a gloved hand or a soft sponge.

Cleaning Procedures

Select cleaners and disinfectants for non-/semi-critical uses defined by Spaulding classifications,
and clean the probe using the following procedure:

1. Turn off the probe, and keep it disconnected from the charger.
2. Dampen a soft cloth with the selected cleaner.
3. Use the soft cloth to clean the probe, starting from the tail part, wiping
   toward the scan head. Remove all gel and debris from the probe.
4. Discard the cloth.
5. If necessary, repeat the steps with new cleaning materials.
6. Remove all residual organic materials, such as soil, and cleaning solution
   from the probe by rinsing, it under purified water.
   Confirm that all organic materials and cleaning solution have been completely removed.
   Do not reuse the purified water.
7. Dry the surface of the transducer using clean, soft cloth or gauze.
   Do not use heat to dry the probe

Cleaners and Disinfectants for Non-Critical Uses

• The materials listed in the table below are chemically compatible and have been tested for efficacy with the probe.
• The products listed here can be used to clean and disinfect the probe.
  1. CaviWipes

Caution

• Any tears or holes on the probe may result in improper cleaning of the probe.
• Please contact with local sales representative if you have experienced any dropping of the probe system.
  The dropping might cause electrical shock, corrosive liquid leakage and injury.