Cardinal Health Alaris 8000 Series, Directions For Use Manual

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Alarms, Errors, Messages (Continued)
Troubleshooting and Maintenance
2-111 Alaris
®
System Directions for Use
Pump and Syringe Modules Section
Accumulated Air-in-Line
Air-in-Line
Check IV Set
Close Door
Flo-Stop Open - Close Door
Occluded - Fluid Side/Empty
Container
Occluded - Patient Side
Partial Occlusion - Patient Side
A large number of air bubbles
smaller than current air-in-line limit
has recently passed detector.
Air has been detected in
administration set during an
infusion. Infusion stops on affected
module.
Administration set is not properly
installed. Infusion stops on
affected module.
Door opened during an infusion.
Infusion stops on affected module.
Safety clamp device is in open
position while door is open.
Indicates either upstream occlusion
or empty container. Infusion stops
on affected module.
Increased back pressure sensed
while infusing in pump delivery
mode. Infusion stops on affected
module.
Partial occlusion of patient side of
IV line detected by Auto-Restart
feature.
Clear air from line. To continue
infusion, press
RESET
soft key and
then
RESTART
key.
Ensure tubing is properly installed
in Air-in-Line Detector. If air is
present, clear air from
administration set. Press
RESTART
key, or press
CHANNEL SELECT
key and then
START
soft key.
Close roller clamp, remove and
reinstall administration set, close
door, open roller clamp, and then
press
RESTART
key.
Close door. Press
RESTART
key,
or press
CHANNEL SELECT
key
and then
START
soft key.
Close roller clamp on
administration set or close door.
Clear occlusion on fluid side of
instrument. If necessary, refill drip
chamber. Press
RESTART
key
,
or
press
CHANNEL SELECT
key and
then
START
soft key.
Clear occlusion. Press
RESTART
key, or press
CHANNEL SELECT
key and then
START
soft key.
Clear occlusion. Press
RESTART
key, or press
CHANNEL SELECT
key and then
START
soft key.
Alarm Meaning Response
Pump Module
CHANNEL
SELECT
CHANNEL
OFF
RESTART
PAUSE
ALARM INFUSE STANDBY
Alarms (Continued)