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10.3 Regular inspection (by manufacturer) / 10.4 Cleaning the objective lens
10.5 Disinfection / 10.6 Outer cleaning / 10.7 Replacing ash lamp
10.5 Disinfection
Wipe the forehead rest with rubbing alcohol as soon as a patient completes the examination. Also wipe the chin rest with
rubbing alcohol when no chin rest paper is used.
10.6 Outer cleaning
Caution
Prohibitory
Do not wipe the outer surface of the instrument with solvents
such as benzene, alcohol, thinner, ether. Such substances may
cause the surface to be discolored or deteriorated.
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Wipe the outer surface with soft cloth, from which water (used to moisten the cloth) was rmly squeezed off.
x
Lightly wipe the LCD monitor screen cover with soft cloth such as gauze because it is easily damaged.
Wipe off the obstinate dirt with soft cloth, from which water or lukewarm water used to dilute a small amount of
neutral detergent was squeezed off.
10.7 Replacing ash lamp
Warning
Unplug
Warning
High-Voltage
When replacing the flash lamp, make
sure the instrument is turned OFF and un-
plugged from the power outlet.
Otherwise, there may occur electrical shock.
Warning
Unplug
Warning
High-Voltage
This instrument is equipped with a storage
capacitor for photography light. Replacing the
flash lamp while this capacitor is still not yet
fully discharged causes a danger of an electric
shock. Check that the discharge indicator LED
is turned OFF before replacing the ash lamp.
Caution
Prohibitory
Caution
High-temperature
Do not replace the
f
lash lamp immediately af-
ter turning the instrument OFF. You could be
burned by a lamp heated to a high temperature.
Allow 10 minutes to cool it down before re-
placing.
Caution
Prohibitory
Do not touch the ash lamp bulb with your bare hands. Other-
wise, the lamp may reduce the light intensity and longevity.