Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Quick Start
- 2.1 Setting Up the Equipment
- 2.2 Gathering Supplies and Equipment
- 2.3 Preparing the Urocap NXT
- 2.4 Preparing the NXT Go Pump Hub
- 2.5 Preparing the Roam NXT
- 2.6 Preparing the UPP Puller NXT (Optional)
- 2.7 Setting Up Consumables and Preparing the Patient
- 3 How to Perform a Study
- 4 Synergy Software
- 5 Maintenance and Service
- 5.1 Cleaning and Disinfection
- 5.2 Preventive Maintenance
- 5.3 Verifying Calibration
- 5.4 Configuration
- 5.5 Computer Virus Protection
- 5.6 Disposing of Product After Use
- 5.7 Environmental Consideration of Waste Disposal
- 5.8 Backups
- 5.9 Troubleshooting Guide
- 6 Hardware
- 7 Appendix
Maintenance and Service
NXT Go Owner’s Manual, LBL-00145, MAN2030 78
Visually inspect the vent hole for soiling. If soiling or debris is observed, gently
wipe the affected area with a cleaning wipe. Take care to prevent any excess
cleaning reagent from entering the vent hole.
Repeat as necessary using a fresh wipe or the clean side of the existing wipe until
the affected area is visibly clean. If visible soil persists, use a soft bristle brush to
gently brush away or loosen the remaining soil, then wipe again using a fresh
wipe.
Wipe the area with a dry, lint free cloth. Ensure the area is dry to the touch.
Re-insert the vent plug.
Cleaning the Urocap NXT Accessories and Urocap NXT Stand:
Rinse and dry the beaker after each use. While the beaker can be reused, it will
discolor over time and may need to be replaced.
When cleaning the funnel, the maximum cleaning temperature should not exceed
80°C (176°F).
Refer to MAN1000 for instructions on cleaning the Urocap NXT Stand.
5.1.3.2 Cleaning the Roam NXT and PIM NXT
To clean the Roam NXT and PIM NXT, follow the instructions provided in the Performing
Manual Cleaning section on page 79.
If the area on the PIM NXT for T-DOC normally covered by the transducer doors becomes
soiled, this portion of the device should be cleaned as follows:
Open the transducer doors.
Visually inspect the transducer doors and their hinges for soiling. If soiling or
debris is observed, carefully remove the transducer doors and place safely aside.
If no soiling or debris is observed proceed without removing the doors.
Gently wipe the affected area with a cleaning wipe taking care to avoid the
transducer channels. Take care to prevent any excess cleaning reagent from
entering the transducer channels. Wipe each transducer door to remove soiling
and debris.
Repeat as necessary using a fresh wipe or the clean side of the existing wipe until
the affected area is visibly clean. If visible soil persists, use a soft bristle brush to
gently brush away or loosen the remaining soil, then wipe again using a fresh
wipe.
Wipe the area with a dry, lint free cloth. Ensure the area is dry to the touch.
Reattach, if removed, and close the transducer doors.
The transducer doors should only be kept open when reprocessing the area normally
covered by the transducer doors. Once reprocessing of this area is complete, close the
transducer doors to ensure that the transducer channels are not exposed to any liquids
during any additional processing.
Status DRAFT Effective