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International Biomedical AeroNO 2.0 Service Manual Download Page 14

Part No. 715-0088, Rev. B

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Do not use the AeroNOx 2.0 with helium/oxygen mixtures. The AeroNOx 2.0 is only intended to
deliver NO in conjunction with oxygen/air mixtures.

Anytime a new NO gas cylinder and regulator is used, the user must purge to prevent inadvertent
delivery of NO

2

to the patient.

If the AeroNOx 2.0 is not going to be used within 10 minutes, depressurize the regulator supply line.

If the AeroNOx 2.0 is pressurized and not used within 10 minutes, repeat the purge procedure.

If the AeroNOx 2.0 is not depressurized and not used within 12 hours, repeat the pre-use procedure.

A backup NO delivery system must always be available in the event the primary system should fail.

Set AeroNOx 2.0 alarm thresholds for the current patient conditions to monitor any inadvertent
changes in treatment. For alarm information, see the ALARMS section in the Operators Manual (p/n
715-0086).

Be certain all lines and cables are organized to prevent damage or occlusion.

Use only parts, accessories, transducers, and cables designated by International Biomedical for use
with the AeroNOx 2.0 . Cables and accessories other than those supplied by International
Biomedical may result in unacceptable operation of the AeroNOx 2.0 and will void the equipment
warranty.

The AeroNOx 2.0  samples gas at a rate of 220 mL/min; this can affect the sensitivity of flow triggered
synchronized breath of some ventilators.  The trigger sensitivity, if equipped, should be checked after
connecting AeroNOx 2.0  to the breathing circuit.

Do not change NO, NO

2

, or O

2

sensors while in use.

Do not attempt to maintain, diagnose, or repair the AeroNOx 2.0 while delivering NO to a patient.

No modification of the AeroNOx 2.0 is allowed.

Improper sensor or battery replacement will result in a non-functional or inaccurate device.

Sample/Delivery accessories are single patient use only. DO NOT re-use.

Improper maintenance or replacement of sensors may pose a safety risk to the patient. Maintenance
should be performed by qualified service personnel per the instructions.

Perform cylinder connection and purge procedures in well-ventilated areas to prevent inadvertent
exposure to Nitric Oxide or nitrogen dioxide gas. Follow your facilitys safety procedures for handling
medical gas cylinders.

Overexposure to NO or NO

2

can lead to physiological effects such as hypoxia which are not apparent

to the operator.

The IP33 rating applies when the AeroNOx 2.0 is on battery power with the DC Input jack properly
sealed.

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Summary of Contents for AeroNO 2.0

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Page 4: ...ss 23 2 14 VESA Mounting Pattern 23 3 THEORY OF OPERATION 24 3 1 Front Panel 24 3 2 Front View Labeled 24 3 3 Button Functions 25 3 4 Rear Panel 26 3 5 Rear View Labeled 26 3 6 Connection to Ventilator Circuit 26 3 7 Delivery System 28 3 8 Sample Analysis System 29 3 9 General Features and Operation 30 3 10 Environmental Effects 34 3 11 Mass Flow Meter Circuit 40 4 CALIBRATION 41 4 1 Low Range Cal...

Page 5: ...bleshooting Alarms Guide 81 6 2 Troubleshooting Other Symptoms and Solutions 86 6 3 Customer Service 89 7 APPENDIX 90 7 1 External Power Supply Electrical Specifications 90 7 2 Isolation Diagram 91 7 3 Nitric Oxide Sensor Specifications 92 7 4 NO2 Sensor Specifications 94 7 5 Oxygen Sensor Specifications 96 7 6 Mass Flow Sensor Specifications 97 7 7 Recommended Practices for Handling of Gas Cylind...

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Page 13: ...it ment of the perating on jacent to or quipment to pment inclu er than 30 c the perform 10 e by qualifie For quest s ertinent info following s A a A d es to be ob or patients eart failure environmen roubleshoo nce with ind ty electrical patient and n or near pa r stacked w o ensure no uding perip cm to any p mance of th ed service t tions conta ormation wi ignificance Alerts to p adverse ev Alert...

Page 14: ...International Biomedical may result in unacceptable operation of the AeroNOx 2 0 and will void the equipment warranty The AeroNOx 2 0 samples gas at a rate of 220 mL min this can affect the sensitivity of flow triggered synchronized breath of some ventilators The trigger sensitivity if equipped should be checked after connecting AeroNOx 2 0 to the breathing circuit Do not change NO NO2 or O2 senso...

Page 15: ... Bagg if the prima mary NO de he INOstat Do not us should be t NO and to a ther reactio y be particu r prolonged s not scave r through th xide or nitro approved b 12 stricts this d e Canada a Ostat Bagge to prevent f emove NO a ay exceed terruption o Ostat Bagge possible T se only Bagger to ve this conc gas supply NOstat Bagg with the com ger are inte nal tubing b ger are sing ary NO deli elivery ...

Page 16: ... in undiluted gas delivery entering the sampling chamber and exposing the sensors to levels of NO and or NO2 which may damage the sensors NO2 gas may have collected in the AeroNOx 2 0 delivery or ventilator circuit during setup Run ventilator and AeroNOx 2 0 on a test lung 30 seconds prior to patient connection to ensure analyzed levels of NO2 and NO are appropriate Only use the NO Worries Sample ...

Page 17: ...ous ventilators are unique to each manufacturer as well as their corresponding disposable circuits When AeroNOx 2 0 is connected to a ventilator and patient is breathing spontaneously a slight change in NO ppm 10 may be noted When performing high range calibration make sure to select the correct calibration gas and confirm expiration date before using Never connect calibration circuit to a pressur...

Page 18: ...off utton utton Outlet w Control In ckwise bserve prec trostatic se ons For Use ure limits Applied Pa erial numbe 15 n the AeroN r 3 ncreasing cautions nsitive e art er NOx 2 0 d documentat S D M in G C D U su E U re N O lim ion and lab Soft Key 3 Date of Man Manufacture nformation General Wa Caution Ris Do not disca Use indicate upply only Exhaust Do Use only the eplacement NO N2 Supp Operating t...

Page 19: ...Seco ery Level l Low imer Movin hart ncentration Million e Concentr Per Million 0 and O2 old to zero 16 r Limits ced for onds ng Pie in Parts ration in 2 21 Soft A Z Decrea Set Low A Set High AC Power P Cha Scree Screen Un un Lock Pro unacknowl Percen Zero Calibr Sof High Calibr Sof ase Value Alarm Limit Alarm Limi Plugged in a arging en Lock nlock Hold lock hibited with ledged alar nt Oxygen rati...

Page 20: ...B International Biomedical in Inches L min Liters per Minute mA Milliamps mbar Millibars mL min Milliliters per Minute mm Millimeters mmHg Millimeters of Mercury N2 Nitrogen Gas NO Nitric Oxide Gas NO2 Nitrogen Dioxide Gas O2 Oxygen Gas PM Preventative Maintenance ppb Parts per billion ppm Parts Per Million psi Pounds per Square Inch psig Pounds per Square Inch Gauge PTFE Polytetrafluoroethylene R...

Page 21: ...y Device1 Accuracy NO 0 99 ppm 1 ppm 1 ppm 2 ppm NO2 0 9 ppm 0 1 ppm 0 1 ppm 2 ppm O2 18 100 1 O2 2 O2 3 O2 NO N2 Flow 0 2 L min 0 01 L min 0 045 L min 0 1 L min 2 5 Backup Delivery Regulator Parameter Specification Inlet Pressure 500 2250 psi Outlet Flowrate 0 25 L Min Fixed flow of NO N2 Cylinder Valve Connection CGA 626 2 6 INOstat Bagger Parameter Specification O2 Gas Flow 10 L Min NO Gas Flow...

Page 22: ...re Level High Alarm 56dB Max 1m Medium Alarm 54dB Max 1m 2 9 AeroNOx 2 0 Environmental Specifications Operating Transport Storage Transient Temperature 0 C to 39 C 40 C to 5 C 5 to 35 C up to 90 RH 35 C to 70 C vapor pressure up to 50hPa 20 C to 50 C Humidity 15 90 RH non condensing See above 15 90 RH non condensing Ambient Pressure 62 120 kPa 62 120 kPa Not rated Altitude 3657 m 12 000 ft 3657 m ...

Page 23: ...earity Linear Linear 3 error N A Response Time T90 10s 50s 13 s 10ms Effect of Temp on Accuracy N A N A N A Compensated 0 to 50 C For further sensor details visit the datasheets in the Appendix 2 12 EMC Compliance The AeroNOx 2 0 has been tested and found to comply with limits for electromagnetic interference and susceptibility as defined by IEC60601 1 2 However this equipment may radiate radio fr...

Page 24: ...1000 3 3 Complies RTCA DO 160F Section 21 Category M Maximum level of conducted RF interface Power line RTCA DO 160F Section 21 Category M Maximum level of radiated RF interface GUIDANCE AND MANUFACTURER S DECLARATION IMMUNITY The AeroNOx 2 0 is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below The customer or user of the AeroNOx 2 0 should ensure that it is used in such an envir...

Page 25: ...z and 80MHz 10 V m 80 MHz to 2 7 GHz V1 Vrms E1 V m Portable and mobile communications equipment should be separated from the AeroNOx 2 0 by no less than the distances calculated listed below D D 80 to 800 MHz D 800 MHz to 2 7 GHz Where P is the max power in watts and D is the recommended separation distance in meters Field strengths from fixed transmitters as determined by an electromagnetic site...

Page 26: ...Par rt No 715 008 2 13 2 14 88 Rev B Physical D VESA Mou Dimensions unting Patte and Cente ern 23 er of Mass ...

Page 27: ...ation The right th menu is dis een Dim an wer right si 24 weight port r circuit and trogen Diox smart displa x push butt alarm poin hree button splayed Th nd Back f de of the fr table batte d continuou xide NO2 ay and a de tons locate nts for NO a ns are soft k he three lef functions T ront panel ry operated sly monitor and Oxyge edicated gr d on the fro and O2 and keys that ha ft push butt The ma...

Page 28: ...per ri en high brig ments er to the pre n when held or 5 secon Safety f troubles mode w djacent icon ration mode cted gas s buttons alarm settin ase selected FUNCTION or 3 Secon r 60 second ght hand co htness and evious men d during the nds to enter features ha shooting with patient n displayed e ng d value N nds to turn o ds and disp orner of the d low bright u e startup sc r Safety Of ave been d...

Page 29: ...ivery side a trol the flow flow meter where it mix value e g on the ven ts concentra anually incre Measurem as alarms ed NO conc so the user below show e NO and O et and mo for respecti and a samp w of pre mix measures t xes with ven 800 ppm N ntilator circu ation as de ease or dec ments of NO indications centration a can cross c ws a typical O2 when lef unting poin ive location pling side T xed m...

Page 30: ...Par rt No 715 008 88 Rev B The follow delivery sid wing figure d de of the de describes th evice when 27 he pneumat n connected tic flow pat d to a ventil hs for both lator the sample e and the ...

Page 31: ... of the de Meter Gas ow The fir and its funct econd valve s turned on to release t es to pass t the instrum o the NO N to the man y rate of the evice From s NO N2 the rst in the se tion is to en e in series w n This valv the pressur the gas thro ment control N2 Inlet quic ual flow co e Nitric Oxi m the valve en enters th eries opens nsure that n with the firs ve diverts th re built up b ough to th...

Page 32: ... sample e line attac 0 mbar the w and warn condition h e sample flo d where it t g exhausted e sensors a he device metric view o ia a sample rom here it pump and ched to the e pressure t n the user has occurre ow rate to travels pas d to room a are sent to t The samp of the Sam e circuit with t passes thr d into the m Sample In transducer Power mu ed An inte 200 mL m t the oxyge air Signals the mi...

Page 33: ...wered up and functioning the O2 and flow displays are on and the sample pump has started and is running Holding down the front panel power button will turn the unit off When the unit is off portions of the instrument are still powered up but the microprocessor is put into a sleep mode Power is still applied to the microcontroller the power button circuit the Analog to Digital converters and to the...

Page 34: ... During operation the battery level is monitored as well as the external power input If the AeroNOx 2 0 is being externally powered a symbol representing a 2 prong power plug is displayed in the upper left most position of the LCD display When operating from the internal battery only this character is replaced with a battery bar A fully charged battery will be indicated by the presence of all bars...

Page 35: ... NO H NO N Samp Bloc Pow Sup Fail Altern Low 88 Rev B 18 High O2 limit ppm nating High NO2 limit High O limit pm nating High NO limit le line cked wer pply lure nating Battery High Medium Low 32 Priority A m Priority O2 Hi O2 Lo Priority A NO Lo Alarms Alarms gh ow larms ow ...

Page 36: ...necte ages E UNK EZL EZL ROM ROM STA RTI WAT RX_ t the user m de before ad ode can be econds Th ade to get t ety Off mod y return to ill appear in have been Do not e ed ERROR CODE KNOWN LCD_RET_ER LCD_TIMEOU M_CORRUPTE M_WRITE_FA ATE_CORRUP I_STOPPED TCHDOG_TIM _OVERRUN may find sit djustments enabled by his disables he flow con de after 5 m Safety On nforming the disabled f enter Safe ES LEGEND 0...

Page 37: ...e gas concentration increases so does the current flow causing a change in the potential of the COUNTER electrode polarization With the electrodes connected together by a simple load resistor the SENSE electrode potential follows that of the COUNTER Using a third REFERENCE electrode and an external potentiostatic operating circuit the range of concentrations a sensor can be used to measure is much...

Page 38: ... in an instrument s zero Even with wide temperature variations such a shift will normally be too small to be significant However if the application requires very high resolution at very low concentrations a zero shift could significantly alter the overall measurement A fourth pin on these electrochemical cells is used to compensate for temperature effects 3 10 3 Nitrogen Dioxide NO2 Analyzer Circu...

Page 39: ...te 3 10 5 NO NO2 Circuit Calibration For maximum accuracy cells should be calibrated using a gas mixture in the range where most measurements are to be made or where this is not possible choose a mixture towards the top of the cell range Calibration gases exceeding the range of the cell must not be used as this may not provide an accurate calibration As calibration normally involves exposing the s...

Page 40: ...nsation drying it with a soft tissue will restore normal operation Do not heat sensors above 40 C to dry them out 3 10 10 Low Humidity High Temperature In continuous operation at 0 15 RH water will diffuse out only becoming a problem when the volume of electrolyte has decreased by more than 40 At this point the gas sensitivity of the sensor will be affected and the housing and seals may be attacke...

Page 41: ...either decrease the signal negative cross sensitivity or increase the signal positive cross sensitivity For safety concerns a negative cross sensitivity may present more problems than a positive one as this will serve to diminish the response to the target gas and so inhibit any alarm In such cases it may be necessary to monitor both gases When a sensor shows cross sensitivity to a particular gas ...

Page 42: ... carrier gas i e mixture less oxygen on the output signal becomes important The rate of diffusion of oxygen and hence the signal from a cell is proportional to the molecular weight of the carrier gas Graham s Law Dry air may be considered to consist of 20 95 oxygen in nitrogen which has a molecular weight of 28 g mole When using the sensor with a different carrier gas with a significantly differen...

Page 43: ...ygen varies In conditions where liquid condensation may occur liquids may form in the region of the gas access hole which will restrict the flow of gas to the sensor resulting in a low signal If a sensor shows signs of being affected by condensation drying the sensor with a soft tissue may restore normal operation Under no circumstances should the sensors be heated above 40 C to dry them 3 10 19 O...

Page 44: ...ative ma ave been c lly biased s been connec nsor bias biased Re on Daily ation of the e same time ne prior to t Low R and back o n on front o old the BA n mode It w 5 seconds y to enter lo on r O2 is 21 bration circu ice to samp es to clear th 41 aily and high ing correctl reventative aintenance charged or c sensors Th cted Even After about echarging w AeroNOx 2 e The syst the weekly Range Calib ...

Page 45: ... Press Hig Hold to Z mpletes 3 ibration is f ead Done r should ind NO 0 ppm O2 0 ppm O2 21 ange Calib e calibration must be pe on Mode b utton on sta gh Cal sof ERO soft 3 seconds finished it w dicate ration Wee n requires a erformed fi O2 High y holding artup ft key 42 key will ekly a 100 O2 rst Range Ca user suppl alibration ied gas sou urce Low Range ...

Page 46: ...AeroN Press becomes hi nt measured abilized afte D DOWN reading alibration c o 100 O2 to 1 L Min valve will du pply of O2 i line plug of NOx 2 0 s O2 soft ke ghlighted a d value W er 2 4 minut arrow keys g to 100 O circuit gas source n ump excess is given f calibration ample port ey and displays When display tes use U s to adjust O2 43 e s n s y UP ...

Page 47: ... scr enter Calib BACK butto ibration circ me calibrati O2 may be u NO Calibrat n regulator wing from th Expiration Concentra Range Calib at low range on was just BACK bu reen is show ration Mode on on startu cuit 738 185 ion circuit fr used ion gas and confirm th he label Date ation bration We e calibratio NO High utton wn e by up 50 from d he 44 eekly n was perfo h Range Ca ormed first alibration...

Page 48: ...a 2 0 88 Rev B alibration re gas Conn o calibration ion regulato ation Circuit ss NO so becomes hig current mea er on Rep ure is below o vent for 10 ation circuit 0 sample egulator to N ect calibrat n regulator or 731 91 t 738 185 oft key ghlighted a asured valu place cylind w 500 psi 0 seconds t to the Aero inlet NO tion 41 0 nd e der if then oNOx 45 ...

Page 49: ...on on label NO2 High Perform lo gh calibratio press the election scr enter Calib BACK butto te calibratio me calibrati d NO2 may tabilized aft AND DOWN st reading to i e 45 pp Range Cali ow range ca on was just BACK bu reen is show ration Mode on on startu on circuit ion circuit fr y be used fter 2 N o pm ibration W alibration fir NO2 High t utton wn e by up from 46 eekly rst h Range Calibration ...

Page 50: ... to 1 Calibrat 2 Calibra Pres 88 Rev B Calibration g wing from th Expiration Concentra alibration re gas Conn o calibration ion Regulat ation Circui ss NO2 so gas confirm he label Date ation gulator to N ect calibrat n regulator tor 731 91 t 738 1850 oft key m the NO2 tion 41 0 47 ...

Page 51: ...mes hi current mea er on Rep ure is below o vent for 10 ation circuit 0 sample display has s use UP keys to adj centration o i e 10 0 pp The AeroN ghlighted a asured valu place cylind w 500 psi 0 seconds t to the Aero inlet stabilized a AND DOW ust reading on label pm NOx 2 0 is and e der if then oNOx after WN g to s calibrated 48 d and ready y for use ...

Page 52: ... de humidified sample enters the AeroNOx 2 0 via Nafion dryer tubing and a disposable filter connected to a quick disconnect on the front of the device It passes by a pressure sensor on the way to the pump before passing over the O2 NO and NO2 sensors The pressure sensor triggers an alarm if the sample line is blocked creating a vacuum pressure less than 50 millibars The sample exits the rear of t...

Page 53: ...propriate ESD Safe Work Surface and ESD Wrist Strap 52 Pin PLCC Extraction Tool disassembly OK EX5 Trimmer Adjustment Tool adjustments Spectrol Type 8T000 Bourns Type H91 Water Manometer 80 cmH2O adjustments Fabricate as required Gas Flowmeter w Precision Valve 0 250 cc min adjustments AeroNOx 2 0 Calibration Circuit Calibration 738 1850 Gases NO NO2 O2 N2 Calibration Delivery Line and Regulator C...

Page 54: ...lipid surfactant Cavicide or Cavi Wipes Diisobutylphenoxyethoxethyl dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride 0 07 Isopropyl alcohol 17 2 Inert ingredients 82 5 Isopropyl Alcohol Up to 100 Isopropyl Alcohol Ethanol Up to 100 Ethanol Bacillol 30 or Bacillol 30 Wipes NOTE Only applicable to International EU Markets Ethanol Propan 2 ol Propan 1 ol n alkyl aminopropyl glycine 5 5 Preventive Maintenance Schedu...

Page 55: ...ircuit bo emove sens hat sensors ocketed to board but m manifold and Keep both g se O2 sensor is nscrewing ounterclock areful not to hread NO NO2 a ption SCONNEC D EXTERNA RE SERVIC nsor cover e 4 screws th screws cuit board oard out an sors Note s are the circuit ay stick to d or gasket gaskets for s removed b body kwise Be o cross and O2 Sen Sens S T AL CE by nd ts re by 52 sors sor Replace Step...

Page 56: ...ho wires or bia ensor if pre Carefully clip ides of sen with sensor DO NOT CL VERTICAL P use gaskets NO2 sen new O ring ensor alrea e new senso ackaging an rting spring as board fro esent p tabs from sors to flus body LIP PINS s for NO an nsors supplied w ady attache ors nd gs om m sh nd with d 53 3 4 ...

Page 57: ...figuration interchang ace sensor tighten sc onnect batt ernal power 48 hours for bias themse roceed to C ction 4 Bo gh Calibratio perform ors in rever Be sure N rs are place ve location same physic n but are NO geable r housing an crews tery connec supply an r new senso elves Then Calibration oth Low and on must be med rse NO ed s cal OT nd ct d ors n d e 54 5 6 7 ...

Page 58: ...tional battery With a discharged battery the AeroNOx 2 0 may continue to operate from the external power supply but ANY interruption e g intentional or unintentional disconnection of the external power supply may shut down the device unexpectedly Electrochemical NO and NO2 sensors in the machine require a stable voltage source to maintain their bias and give accurate readings This stable voltage s...

Page 59: ...ery the y charged b the AeroNO hours in opt cription 2 0 is ship echargeable roperly the e battery in eries are NO hangeable does not re y anyone ot nnel accord nce schedu ry remove ecuring batte tment pane oose battery n in the batt nt Tuck m nto space n attery ace cover rations to re attery g on interna y icon is loc screen battery will Ox 2 0 for timal condit pped with e battery e device nstall...

Page 60: ... have a battery connected to function properly even with external power applied to the DC jack 5 9 1 Tools and Materials ESD protected workstation and grounded wrist strap 4 mm hex wrench 738 1930 Power Supply Medical Grade 40 W 9 V for 731 9159 units 738 1964 Power Supply Medical Grade 40 W 9 V Locking for 731 0426 units 888 0115 Battery Assembly SLA 6 V 4 5 Ah 888 0013 Battery Assembly LiFePO4 6...

Page 61: ...r c is 30 5 ps bove the NO bleed exces ff valve w pressure he SS deliv eak and re ose is now c off valve ag of the devic e Test Reco unning a lea nd use a 4 together lly and supp m front to b ssure gaug le per figure uge used e Do NOT ockwise co ve that the h e low press clockwise si O N2 inlet o ss line pres e gauge for very hose a peat test u confirmed t gain and en ce flowmete ord ak check on m...

Page 62: ...is confirmed to be leak free Check box on test record 5 9 2 22 Unblock the delivery tube Verify that gas is flowing and that the AeroNOx 2 0 displays NO L min 2 00 L min Check box on test record 5 9 2 23 Attach the delivery line to the external flowmeter Note that the actual flow should be much higher than 2 00 L min due to the Porter valve being fully opened but the AeroNOx 2 0 only displays accu...

Page 63: ...rved w within the minal flow se MFM Flow NOx 2 0 S umber and c _______ d leak testin 2 00 L mi calibration d External eter Reading L min d and NO L e specified p ettings 60 Check Le S N _______ calibration ______ ng as specif in at fully op data in the g Calcula L min 0 0 parameters eak Test Re ________ date for the Cal Due fied pen chart below ated Differen L min 01 s at all signatur ecord for e ...

Page 64: ... strap 738 1853 AeroNOx 2 0 Sample Delivery Kit 738 1930 Power Supply Medical Grade 40 W 9 V 731 9159 units 738 1964 Power Supply Medical Grade 40 W 9 V Locking 731 0426 units 300 mm 0 300 mm water column manometer or equivalent pressure meter capable of measuring 60 cm H2O or 5900 Pa Gas flowmeter setup with precision metering valve 416 0010 Calibration Screwdriver Single 4 mm hex wrench Multi me...

Page 65: ...d record ate was still required S t Record ng Valve an pressure me he precision 0 on flow under the attache n and shou ng valve on ises to 50 k the precis then back o me to dete st equipme hen the pum at least 120 ound pump within the Sign and d nd Manom eter may be n metering v no load wit ed record uld be no gr n the test eq cm 3 cm sion meterin on again to rmine whet ent is within mp shuts of 0...

Page 66: ...at hol the unit be y back in an est fixture if oint adjust oint adjust D precision m ax flow rate max flow ra precision m pump cuts n metering v ed alarm mple flow is ment is requ ure in acco off disconn ld the Aero eing carefu nd power o f not alread R5 so TP_ R4 until TP metering va e ate is 190 m metering val s off valve all the still betwee uired proce ordance wi nect the pow NOx 2 0 l not to ...

Page 67: ...and 210 mL min Record Value 5 10 2 20 Record check mark if SAMPLE BLOCKED visual and audible alarms occur 5 10 2 21 Record results of procedure Pass Fail and why Repeat adjustment procedure if necessary 5 10 2 22 If the AeroNOx 2 0 is open due to adjustment or diagnostics reassemble it If servicing a complete device reinstall the protective cover ...

Page 68: ...o te has been e could not acement ce replacem pressure s Sample R NOx 2 0 S ication num ID ID e Data calibration _________ as e rate does e rate need w Data _________ as oning and a n adjusted be adjusted ment sensor repla 65 Rate Adjus S N _______ mber and t D D n needs to spe ___ spe spe sp s NOT requ ds to be adj s ___ alarms wor as specifie d as specifi acement D stment Rec ________ the calibr...

Page 69: ...le CGA 660 to Male CGA 625 Adapter 4 one dedicated for each 80 ppm NO 45 ppm NO 9 ppm NO2 and 5 ppm NO2 use Compressed Oxygen Cylinder and regulator with 1240 DISS output 731 9130 Flowmeter Oxygen Classic 0 16 or equivalent 731 0127 Hose Assy Oxy 6 Supply or equivalent 5 11 2 General Instructions 5 11 2 1 If at any point during the testing procedure the AeroNOx 2 0 is unable to meet the testing sp...

Page 70: ... Analyzer Calibration 5 11 5 1 Connect the 731 0127 or equivalent Oxygen hose from the Compressed Oxygen Cylinder with regulator to the 731 9130 or equivalent Oxygen flowmeter input 5 11 5 2 Open the Compressed Oxygen Cylinder valve and adjust the pressure regulator to 50 5 psi and flow through the Oxygen flowmeter to 1 L min 5 11 5 3 Connect the O2 dedicated Calibration Circuit 738 1850 from the ...

Page 71: ... dedicated 738 1850 Calibration Circuit to the 80 ppm NO Calibration Regulator Open the 80 ppm NO Cylinder valve for 30 seconds to flush the circuit 5 11 6 1 6 Connect the sample line plug of the 80 ppm NO Calibration Circuit to the AeroNO2 0 sample port 5 11 6 1 7 Select High Cal then NO Allow the AeroNOx 2 0 to sample NO for approximately 5 minutes or until stable Use arrows to set NO value to m...

Page 72: ... Cylinder and the 45 ppm NO dedicated 731 9141 Calibration Regulator Connect the 45 ppm NO dedicated 738 1850 Calibration Circuit to the 45 ppm NO Calibration Regulator Open the 45 ppm NO Cylinder valve for 30 seconds to flush the circuit 5 11 6 2 4 Connect the sample line plug of the 45 ppm NO Calibration Circuit to the AeroNOx 2 0 sample port Allow the AeroNOx 2 0 to sample NO for approximately ...

Page 73: ...bove the displayed NO2 value Record that the High NO2 alarm is functioning by placing a checkmark in the corresponding box on the AeroNOx 2 0 Gas Testing Record Form 5 11 7 4 NO Safety Shutoff Alarm Check the safety shutoff alarm function by ensuring that 5 11 7 4 1 When the displayed NO value exceeds the HI alarm limit set on the display by 5 ppm or more the audible alarm activates and the AeroNO...

Page 74: ...ride Test on the AeroNOx 2 0 Gas Testing Record Form 5 11 7 4 3 While the safety shutoff is overridden power the AeroNOx 2 0 off then power the AeroNOx 2 0 back on This re activates the safety shutoff and the AeroNOx 2 0 delivery and alarms should function as normal 5 11 7 5 NO Alarm Testing Check the alarm function by ensuring that The audible and visual alarms are activated when the displayed NO...

Page 75: ...NO2 alarm silence buttons for 5 seconds enables the safety shutoff override The display should read SAFETY OFF once the safety shutoff has been overridden Ensure that the AeroNOx 2 0 display now alternates between the message SAFETY OFF and the measured NO and NO2 values Since the safety system has been deactivated ensure that there is gas flow from the AeroNOx 2 0 delivery line This can be verifi...

Page 76: ... Actual ______ ppm Alarm O2 High Alarm Alarm Test Override Tes ___ _____ 73 Testing ate ________ Procedures Battery Indi O2 21 O2 100 ion Result N pm High pm High pm Re c pm Re c eference R N Ref ___ p s Testing Sa st Pass __________ signature Record F _______ s Completed icator NO 0 ts NITROGEN h Cal Gas La h Cal Set check Zero check High S Results NITROGEN ference ______ ppm NITROGEN Low Alarm a...

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Page 81: ... wall e Snip zip tie retaining ferrite on battery cable f Remove ferrite for reuse g Unscrew four M3 screws 2 5 mm hex Note that the screw in the center of the heat sink is not removed h Remove board i Ensure that the rubber gasket for the LED does not come off If it does reapply it before reassembly j Use a small zip tie not provided to secure tube to barb on pressure sensor k Replace board and r...

Page 82: ... the sensor board 2 Phillips f Remove three M5 screws retaining manifold 4 mm hex g Lift manifold out partially to access MFM screws h Disconnect cable from MFM i Disconnect 4 mm tube from inlet push to connect fitting j Remove two M3 screws k Disconnect 4 mm outlet tube from push to connect fitting l Reverse order to reassemble 5 12 12 Porter Valve Assembly a Perform power PCBA removal steps to g...

Page 83: ...rm general disassembly b Perform Control PCBA removal steps as required for easier access to the delivery port nut c Slide the tube collar up the tube 1 2 d Disconnect the 5 32 tube e Remove the nut from the fitting 1 2 socket f Reverse order to reassemble 5 12 15 NO N2 Inlet Port a Perform general disassembly b Slide the tube collar up the tube 1 2 c Disconnect the 1 8 tube from the barb d Unscre...

Page 84: ...it fa Contact I Biomedic Make sure s with O ring s manifold Remove pat nd ventilate Bagger Disconne manually INOstat B Operator Section 3 See NO h recomme Disconne manually INOstat B Operator Section 3 See NO h recomme Disconne manually INOstat B Operator Section 3 See NO2 recomme Disconne manually INOstat B Operator Section 3 See NO2 recomme mended Act alarm is set y for the O2 ered on the a low ...

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Page 88: ...s se wrong used a b ages ystem ated anual s a on a b on AC ng a nected failure a b ems n R A o C s R Recomme a Verify ca expiratio b Replace and perf high ran on the N Recomme a To react hold Sile and Bac simultan a Connect source w b Make su is fully in socket a power lig illuminat a N A a Ensure b connecte b Contact Biomedi Recomme Re zero Allow 48 hrs only Correct leak system Replace sen ended ...

Page 89: ...ned on very high NO values are indicated on the LCD and the alarms are sounding Possible solutions 1 The battery has become deeply discharged and the instrument has been unable to maintain the bias voltage on the NO sensor Connect charger and allow battery to charge and the instrument to bias the NO sensor for at least 48 hours before attempting to calibrate the instrument and take measurements 2 ...

Page 90: ...tem may have gas leaks Check tubing and connections for leaks Repair leaks if any are found 5 Check status of calibration gases for shelf life or contamination 6 NO or NO2 values will not reach the calibration values Possible solutions 1 See possible solutions for NO or NO2 very slow to respond Symptom 5 7 NO or NO2 values will not stabilize Values drift while calibrating Possible solutions 1 See ...

Page 91: ... not return to zero Possible solutions 1 Perform Low and High Calibration 2 NO sensor has been exposed to concentrations of NO 100 ppm Flush system with room air or oxygen until value returns to zero Exposure to high concentrations of gas will shorten sensor life 12 HI or LO displayed continuously on one of the displays Possible solutions 1 Sensors have drifted above max limit or below zero Recali...

Page 92: ...nsors responses All routine maintenance repairs and replacement of standard parts should be conducted according to procedures outlined in the Service Manual For all clinical or technical issues not addressed in the manual please contact International Biomedical directly at Call 1 512 873 0033 FAX 1 512 873 9090 6 3 Customer Service Should you need clinical or technical information please contact I...

Page 93: ... packaging and send to location specified by customer service 7 APPENDIX 7 1 External Power Supply Electrical Specifications Parameter Specification Medical Rated AC Supply Meanwell GSM40B09 P2S Voltage Range 80 264 VAC 113 370 VDC Frequency 47 63 Hz Efficiency 86 AC Current Typical 1 A 115 VAC 0 5 A 230 VAC Inrush Current Typical 30 A 115 VAC 65 A 230 VAC Overload 105 160 rated power output Prote...

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Page 95: ...Par rt No 715 008 7 3 88 Rev B Nitric Oxid de Sensor S Specificatio 92 ns ...

Page 96: ...Par rt No 715 008 88 Rev B 93 ...

Page 97: ...Par rt No 715 008 7 4 88 Rev B NO2 Senso or Specifica ations 94 ...

Page 98: ...Par rt No 715 008 88 Rev B 95 ...

Page 99: ...Par rt No 715 008 7 5 88 Rev B Oxygen Se ensor Spec cifications 96 ...

Page 100: ...Par rt No 715 008 7 6 88 Rev B Mass Flow 0 w Sensor Sp 2 00 L min pecification Ma n 0 5 V 4 97 ns ass Flow M 5 V 0 5 V Meter offset at ze ero 4 V Sp pan ...

Page 101: ...ygen to convert a significant amount of Nitric Oxide to nitrogen dioxide This chemical reaction will have the effect of reducing the concentration of the Nitric Oxide and increasing the concentration of nitrogen dioxide The levels of Nitric Oxide in the cylinders are quite low typically less than 800 ppm and often 80 ppm for calibration gases On low concentrations in small tanks just one regular i...

Page 102: ...far better than typical practice of attaching a regulator opening the tank valve and starting to use it Once a regulator is installed on a tank it should be left on the tank until the tank is empty to minimize the chance of tank contamination CONTAMINATION EFFECTS OF AIR ON NO2 FORMATION IN NO N2 Sample calculations to indicate the significance of contamination due to inadequate purging procedures...

Page 103: ...t becomes much more critical to observe correct procedures to prevent contamination of the gases The effect of contamination is cumulative With 80 ppm calibration gases as used in the lab a full 2040 liter tank will contain approximately 16 32 ml of NO at 2000 psi Now 0 84 ml represents 0 84 16 32 100 5 of the NO present in the tank 5 of 80 ppm is now 4 ppm very significant As a tank empties this ...

Page 104: ...5 CTR SLV SHNT 231 0024 MFM Cable 231 0052 SHDN DIV Cable 231 0032 MAIN CABLE MEMBRANE ASSEMBLY 231 0016 Battery Cable Power Cable Existing 1 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 16 SW5 SW6 SW7 888 0115 Battery Assy P1 P2 J6 P2 P1 P1 P4 SW1 SW2 SW3 A R S C BLK BLK RED RED BLK RED MSA Shield Tab GND CHG_LED SW8 DL1 MUTE LIGHT BACK PWR_PB LCD Module 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 J3 BTN_6 N C N...

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