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DC Power Supply Troubleshooting Guide for Use
Event Solution
Batteries Not
Charging
 If there is no charging icon (lightning bolt
symbol), reduce the device setting to 0.5LPM
Continuous and wait for charging icon to
appear.
 Next, increase the flow rate by 0.5 increments
until desired flow rate is reached. (Batteries will
not charge on settings higher than 2.0
Continuous or 4.0 Pulse)
Low Battery
Alarm
 If batteries are fully depleted to 0%, they may
not charge until the device is powered off.
Batteries may require being charged to 10% in
order for the lightning bolt to appear on the
display.
 To prevent accidental discharge of fully
charged batteries, batteries can be removed
from the device while running on DC power.
Device
Alerting /
Beeping
Intermittently
 If the DC power drops equal to or below 11.6
volts, the device will beep.
 If batteries are installed, the device will switch
to battery power.
 The device will automatically return to DC
power once the vehicle supplies the proper
voltage. The device will default to the most
reliable source of power to supply oxygen.
Unit Not
Running
 Perform a Reset/Reboot
Low External
Power Alarm
 There may be too much of a power draw on
the vehicles electrical system (ie: air
conditioning, radio, or GPS). Try eliminating
these power draws.
 Check your vehicle’s user manual or consult an
auto tec hnician to determine your vehicle’s
DC power amperage and wattage. The
device requires 150 watts (15 amps) to run at
all settings.
 You may require an Inverter with at least a 450
watt capacity. This can be purchased through
any Auto Service Provider.