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CLEANING THE MASK BETWEEN
PATIENTS
The mask system is validated for
multipatient use. Clinicians should refer to
the Ultra Mirage II Nasal Mask Disinfection
Guide for details.
To clean the headgear between patients
use the method described in the previous
section “Cleaning the Mask in the Home”.
REASSEMBLING THE MASK
See section E on the illustrations sheet.
1 Insert the ports cap into the ports. Make
sure the tabs of the ports cap face away
from the mask.
2 Insert the mask elbow into the mask
frame and secure it with the elbow clip
on the inside of the frame (Fig. E-1). The
flat side of the elbow clip must face the
mask frame. If you have fitted the mask
elbow correctly, it should not move
when you try to firmly pull it away from
the frame.
3 Grasp the edges of the vent cover on
both sides of the “Click” sticker at the
same time. Firmly push the vent cover
onto the mask elbow to make sure it is
clicked securely in place (Fig. E-2).
4 Push the swivel onto the end of the
mask elbow.
5 Attach the forehead pads to the
forehead support by inserting the pad
plugs into the two holes on the back of
the forehead support (Fig E-3). Push the
pads firmly against the forehead support
to ensure that the pads fit securely into
the forehead support.
6 Reconnect the forehead support to the
mask frame. Depress the tab and move
the forehead support into one of the
four tab positions (Fig. E-4).
7 Fit the grooved edge of the nasal
cushion to the mask frame. Fit the top
section first, then work your way around
the mask, pushing the cushion onto the
frame, ensuring a good seal has been
achieved. Push the cushion clip over the
cushion onto the mask frame, ensuring it
clicks into place in all locations (Fig. E-5).
8 Connect the headgear clips to the mask
frame. Thread the headgear straps
through the slots on the forehead
support and the headgear clips. The
U
LTRA MIRAGE headgear label should
face outwards and be near your neck
when fitted. Fasten the Velcro straps.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
PRESSURE–FLOW CURVE
See section A on the illustrations sheet.
DEAD SPACE INFORMATION
Dead space is the empty volume of the
mask up to the swivel.
The dead space of the mask varies
according to cushion sizes but is less than
135 mL.
Note: The manufacturer reserves the right
to change these specifications without notice.
REPLACEMENT PARTS
Part No. Item
16563 Cushion clip
16557 Cushion, Large
16558 Cushion, Shallow
16735 Cushion, Shallow-wide
16556 Cushion, Standard
16566 Elbow assembly
16572 Elbow clip (1 pk.)
16573 Elbow clip (10 pk.)
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