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8 - ENG    PN MN234 G | User Manual

Liberator

Humidifier Bottle and Cannula are not included

8. Adjust your breathing cannula to the proper posi-

tion to breathe comfortably.

Note: Ensure the cannula is fully inserted and secure. 
During inhalation, you should hear or feel oxygen 
flow to the prongs of the nasal cannula. The proper 
placement and positioning of the prongs of the 
nasal cannula in your nose is critical to the amount 
of oxygen delivered to the respiratory system of the 
end user.

9. You should be receiving oxygen now. Check to 

make sure that there are bubbles in the humidi-

fier bottle.

10. Under certain environmental conditions and 

with continuous use, the Liberator may develop 

an excessive amount of ice on the warming and 

breathing coils within the shroud. You should 

defrost the unit between liquid oxygen fills to 

prevent this ice build-up.

Caution: Always turn the flow control 
knob to off (0 position) when not in use, 
or when the unit is empty.

To Defrost the Unit
1. Fill a Portable so that you can continue to receive 

oxygen while the Liberator defrosts.

2. Set the Liberator flow control knob to 0 and 

allow the unit to warm to room temperature, as 

indicated by the melting of all ice from the unit.

3. Check the condensation collection bottle fre-

quently during defrosting and empty as required.

4. If the Portable runs low before the Liberator is 

fully defrosted, you may refill it as needed.

Battery Care and Maintenance 

• Depress button to display level. If level is 

displayed and Low Battery Indicator is not il-

luminated, battery level is acceptable.

• If the Low Battery Indicator lights up when the contents 

button is depressed, call your Service Provider to replace the 

battery. 

 

Portable Filling and Operating  
Instructions

Prior to filling any portable unit, visually verify:

  a. Broken shroud or shroud components

  b. QDV deformation

  c. Level indicator functionality

  d. Presence of all required labels

  e. Cryogenic reservoir damage (dents, dings)

  f. If LOX is still present in the unit, inspect 

for heavy frost or condensation on the exte-

rior of the unit.

Please reference the user manual of your portable 

liquid oxygen device for specific filling and operat-

ing instructions.

WARNING: IF THE PORTABLE UNIT IS 
NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THE LIBERATOR, 
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FILL OR USE THE 
PORTABLE UNIT.

Maintenance

Clean the fill connectors on both the stationary 

and portable units with a clean, dry, lint-free cloth 

between each fill to prevent freezing and possible 

equipment failure.

There are no user-serviceable parts in the Libera-

tors.

Your service provider is responsible for any mainte-

nance that my be required per the technical manual 

of this device. Call your service provider for any 

maintenance requirements.

The expected service life is a minimum of five 

years.

Summary of Contents for Liberator 20

Page 1: ...Liberator User Manual English...

Page 2: ...an Community If the product unique device identifier UDI label has the CE symbol on it the device complies with the requirements of Directive 93 42 EEC concerning medical devices The CE symbol indicat...

Page 3: ...kg 48 6 lb 22 04 kg 50 lb 22 68 kg 55 lb 24 95 kg 75 4 lb 34 19 kg Weight Filled 89 7 lb 40 69 kg 123 36 lb 56 13 kg 141 01 lb 63 98 kg 165 32 lb 74 99 kg 220 68 lb 100 1 kg Height 24 5 in 622 mm 29 5...

Page 4: ...URRED Caution Use the Liberator only as directed by your doctor Caution The unit contains liquid oxygen which is extremely cold almost 300 F 184 C Exposure to such a low temperature can cause severe f...

Page 5: ...unit which provides you with supplementary oxygen as prescribed by your physi cian This user manual contains the instructions for using the Liberator Refer to the user manual supplied with the portab...

Page 6: ...DOES NOT SEPARATE EASILY DO NOT USE FORCE THE UNITS MAY BE FROZEN TOGETHER LEAVE THE UNITS CONNECTED AND WAIT UNTIL THEY WARM UP THEN THEY WILL SEPARATE EASILY DO NOT TOUCH ANY FROSTED PARTS Caution S...

Page 7: ...Indicator lights up when the button is depressed inform your health care pro vider the next time your Liberator is filled Gen 4 Meter 5 Install the DISS extension 6 Either a Attach cannula to the DISS...

Page 8: ...g and empty as required 4 If the Portable runs low before the Liberator is fully defrosted you may refill it as needed Battery Care and Maintenance Depress button to display level If level is displaye...

Page 9: ...to time to relieve excess pressure especially soon after filling If hissing is persistent or abnormal this could indicate excess pressure being vented off or a leak in the system Contact service prov...

Page 10: ...be stored in the upright position and be well ventilated Do not allow the device to lie on its side Humidity up to 95 noncondensing Temperatures range from 40 F to 158 F 40 C to 70 C Operating temper...

Page 11: ...ovided in this manual Caution Portable and mobile radio frequency RF communications equipment can affect Medical Electrical Equipment Caution The Liberator Reservoir should not be used adjacent to or...

Page 12: ...r equipment which has been tested to specific test levels and over specific frequency ranges and been found compliant with regulations Table 3 Guidance and manufacturers declaration electromagnetic im...

Page 13: ...ned by an electromagnetic site surveya should be less than the compliance level in each frequency rangeb Interference may occur in the vicinity of equip ment marked with the following symbol Test freq...

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