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How do I de-scale my ThermoKlenz?
Information and videos relating to de-scaling your ThermoKlenz can be found on the Video Tutorial section of this web site. more
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How do I clean my ThermoKlenz and what products should I use?
Information and videos relating to the cleaning of your ThermoKlenz and cleaning products can be found on the Video Tutorial section of this web site. more
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Can I process all handpieces in my ThermoKlenz?
No, only instruments which have the thermal disinfection symbol can be processed, check with the manufacturer that a washer-disinfector can be used to clean the handpiece. more
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Do I need to carry out periodic testing on my ThermoKlenz?
Yes, testing is an integral part of ensuring that a small sterilizer consistently performs to operating parameters set during the machines commissioning. Failure to carry out routine periodic tests and maintenance tasks could compromise safety and have legal and insurance-related implications for the registered Manager. more
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What periodic tests do I need to carry out on my ThermoKlenz?
Periodic testing is set out in the current national decontamination guildance document. In addition to a daily automatic control test and weekly safety inspection, other periodic tests should be performed by the operator or user and will normally consist of: - Protein Residue Test - Cleaning Efficacy Test (Residual Soil Detection Test) Additional information relating to these tests and how to carry out these tests can be found on the Video Guides section of this web site. more
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Does my ThermoKlenz need to be commissioned from new?
Yes, validation is needed for new equipment at installation and annually thereafter. It will also be necessary to validate equipment after any major repairs have been carried out. more
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Who should I use to carry out validation and maintenance on my ThermoKlenz?
All validation and maintenance should be undertaken by the Competent Person (Decontamination) or Competent Person (maintenance). more
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How long should I Keep periodic test records?
Under current national decontamination guildance, all audit documents should be stored for at least two years and they should not be removed from the premises or destroyed. more
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Do I need to document the results of all periodic tests?
Yes, all tests performed by the operator or user should be recorded in a logbook with the date and signature of the individual how carried out the test. Every Sterilizer and every thermo washer disinfector should have a logbook (file) in which test details pertaining to the lifecycle of the equipment (from purchase - disposal) are recorded. A logbook is provided as standard with the Premium Careplus Service Contract from W&H, or as an optional extra with the Premium Care Service Contract. more
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How do I de-scale my ThermoKlenz?