Handbook
Using the Medical Equipment
9
Taking Care of Your Trial Equipment
All of the items that were sent home with
you from the hospital are important to your
trial success. So please follow the
instructions listed.
• Handle the Trial Stimulator and the
Remote Control with care. These
items are well-designed, quality-
tested electronic components.
However, they can be damaged if
they’re dropped on a hard surface.
• Never submerge the Trial Stimulator
or the Remote Control in water, or leave them outside in the rain, extreme heat, or extreme cold.
• Always turn off the Trial Stimulator, remove it from the belt pocket, and disconnect and secure
the leads before taking a sponge bath.
• Carry your Temporary Patient Identification card (given to you by your healthcare provider)
throughout the trial.
Note: This information covers most of what you need to be aware of during the trial. For additional
precautionary information, see “Safety Instructions” on page 22. Please read the section
carefully.