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5.2.3
Audiovisual Alarm
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Power Failure – When an electrical shortage occurs or power cord is unpluged
without turning off the Pump or
is pressed (intentionally or
unintentionally), the “Power Failure” indicator will light up along with buzzer
and will last 20 minutes.
NOTE: When the Pump has not been used for more than 3 months, the Pump
may need 6
hours or more of operating time for the alarms to function properly.
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Low Pressure –When an abnormal low pressure occurs in body section for 2.5
minutes after the pressure is below the abnormal pressure threshold, the
"Low Pressure" indicator will flash and beep.
Should the situation not resolved
and fault conditions continue, the alarm will resume.
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Service (Malfunction) –When fault conditions occur, the "Service" indicator
will light up along with buzzer.
Note: Refer to
Table 2 for Warning Code Reference Table
if error code
appears on the display or refer to
10. TROUBLESHOOTING
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5.2.4
Alarm Mute
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When alarms are triggered, both LED light and buzzer will turn on to warn the
patient and caregiver. By pressing the button, it will temporarily mute the
buzzer so the caregiver may check for possible causes. Should the situation
not resolved and fault conditions continue, the alarm will resume. Refer to
10.
TROUBLESHOOTING
for diagnosis.
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During “power failure”, pressing “alarm mute” will cease all buzzers and
indicators and turn off the system.
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During “low pressure alarm” if the pressure resumes back to normal then the
low pressure alarm will stop.
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When more than one alarm is triggered, the alarm will be performed
according to priority level. Refer to
Table 2 Warning Code Reference Table
for
priority level.
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