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071960491 COLLEAGUE CXE VOLUMETRIC INFUSION PUMP OPERATOR’S MANUAL
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Alerts
To silence the alert tone for two minutes, press the
Alarm Silence
key.
Note:
Alarm/Alert
messages on
triple channel
pumps
Channel-specific alarm and alert messages include the
appropriate channel identifier (A, B, or C) in the main
display status line on a triple channel pump.
In this chapter, the channel identifiers are represented
by the letter “X”
example:
X-ADV AIR
(where X = A, B, or C).
The same message appears on a single channel pump
without the Channel Identifier.
Table 8-2
Troubleshooting Alert Messages
Alert Message Cause Recommended Action
X-Advance Air
ADV AIR
The pump’s Advance Air feature is being
used to move an air bubble through the
tubing
See “Troubleshooting Air
Detected Alarms,” 8-9.
Battery Approaching End of
Life
(no pump module alert message)
The pump’s battery requires replacement
because it is nearing the end of its life.
The alert occurs when the pump detects
that the battery has been charged and
discharged 195 or more times. This alert
occurs even if the pump is plugged in.
Do not use the pump on
battery power. Send the pump
for servicing as soon as
possible so its battery can be
replaced.
X - Changing Secondary
Program
(
xx.x
or
xxx
)
mL/hr
(where xx.x or xxx = infusion rate)
The secondary rate is being changed
during a secondary infusion.
Finish the secondary data
entry and press
START
key.
X - Changing Primary Program
(
xx.x
or
xxx
)
mL/hr
(where xx.x or xxx = infusion rate)
The primary rate or dose is being changed
during a primary infusion.
Finish the primary data entry
and press START key.
X - Channel Stopped
STOPPED
The pump is powered on and the infusion
is not running.
Complete remaining
programming steps and press
the START key or power off
the pump.
Charge Progress: X of 20
(no pump module alert message)
The pump’s battery is charging. Allow the battery to recharge
fully.