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07-19-B1-729 FLO-GARD 6301 DUAL CHANNEL VOLUMETRIC INFUSION PUMP SERVICE MANUAL
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Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Chart
Mechanical Issues
The pump door does not open or close
smoothly.
Check the positioning and seating of
the administration set tubing and the
slide clamp.
Check the administration set for type
and code.
Check for solution spills (liquids or
residue).
Check that the door latch roller pin
turns smoothly.
Remove pump head door cover in
accordance with “Replacement of
Pump Head Door Cover” on page 8-9,
steps 1 and 2. Check for possible
damage to the door latch, latch pin
roller, or door hinge.
Position the tubing and the slide
clamp properly and make certain they
are seated in the guides.
Replace with a Baxter “s” suffix
administration set if required.
Clean all accessible areas with cotton
swabs dampened with one of the
cleaners listed in Table 6-1. Remove
fibers or foreign particles. Do not use
hard instruments for cleaning.
Clean the roller with an approved
cleaner.
See “Replacement of Pump Door
Latch” on page 8-10 for instructions
on replacing the door latch and
“Replacement of Door Latch Pin” on
page 8-11 for replacing the latch pin.
Replace door as described in
“Replacement of the Pump Door or
Pump Door Assembly” on page 8-11.
A CHECK SET/LOADING alarm
occurs when the pump door is closed.
Open the door and check the position
of the tubing in the guide channel.
Load the set properly in the guide
channel.
An AIR alarm occurs with no air in
the tubing or with the pump door
closed and the START key pressed.
Check the positioning and seating of
the tubing.
Check the tubing for surface scratches
and for tube roundness.
Check the administration set for type
and code.
Check for solution spills (liquids or
residue).
Position the tubing fully into the air
sensor.
Replace or reposition the tubing when
surface scratches are significant or
when the tubing has become flattened
or oval in shape.
Replace with Baxter’s “s” suffix
administration set.
Clean the sensor with cotton swabs
dampened with one of the agents
listed in Table 6-1. Remove fibers or
foreign particles. Do not use hard
instruments for cleaning.
Table 7-4 Troubleshooting Chart — continued
Symptom Checks Corrective Action