Chapter 6: Alarms and System Failure Codes
Alarms
Service Manual
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6.1.17 In Transition - Heat Off Alarm
Cause or Circumstances
Failure
Action
As the canopy reaches the top
position (for warmer mode) or
the bottom position (for
incubator mode), the software
does not see the corresponding
switch in the right rail close, to
signal that the rail is at the end
position.
NA
Note:
This message should always
be on when the device is in
transition between the
incubator and warmer
modes.
WARMER MODE
The In transition Heat Off
message does not go off when
canopy is all the way up.
If the alarm message Heater
Doors Not Open is also
displayed, troubleshoot that
alarm first.
Defective rail drive belt
Check the belt.
Canopy is not going high
enough because spring tube in
right rail is not adjusted
correctly.
Try pushing up slightly on the
canopy to see if the switch closes
and the message goes off. If it does,
adjust the spring tube position so
there is less spring tension. Refer to
repair procedures, section
steps 14-15.
Defective switch or harness
Switches can be tested in service
mode. To check with an ohmmeter,
disconnect harness from J36 on
relay board. Measure resistance at
pins 1-2. Should be open and then
close when canopy reaches top of
its travel. If not, either switch or
harness are defective. Both are
located in right rail.
INCUBATOR MODE
In transition Heat Off message
does not go off when canopy is
all the way down.
Canopy is not going low
enough because it needs
adjustment.
Adjust the canopy as described in
Defective switch or harness
Switches can be tested in service
mode. To check with an ohmmeter,
disconnect harness from J36 on
relay board. Measure resistance at
pins 1-2. Should be open and then
close when canopy reaches top of
its travel. If not, either switch or
harness are defective. Both are
located in right rail.
Summary of Contents for Giraffe OmniBed Carestation CS1
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Page 24: ...Service Language Disclaimer viii Service Manual ...
Page 40: ...Safety and Regulatory Information User Responsibility xxiv Service Manual ...
Page 44: ...Chapter 1 Functional Description Control Board 1 2 Service Manual FIGURE 1 1 Block Diagram ...
Page 74: ...Chapter 3 Calibration and Maintenance Line Voltage Calibration 3 12 Service Manual ...
Page 82: ...Chapter 4 Understanding the Service Interface Upgrade 4 8 Service Manual ...
Page 110: ...Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Diagnostic Readings 5 28 Service Manual ...
Page 211: ...Chapter 7 Repair Procedures Display Harness Connections Service Manual 7 75 ...
Page 212: ...Chapter 7 Repair Procedures Display Harness Connections 7 76 Service Manual ...
Page 294: ...Chapter 8 Illustrated Parts Wiring Diagrams 8 82 Service Manual ...
Page 296: ...Appendix A Compartment and Skin Probe Characteristics A 2 Service Manual ...
Page 304: ...Appendix C RS 232 Serial Data Nurse Call C 4 Service Manual ...