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Air in-line detected:
High Priority Alarm = stops delivery
The air detector has detected air in the fluid path. The current delivery is
automatically stopped. Select Acknowledge to clear the alarm. If the fluid
path contains air bubbles, close the clamps and disconnect the fluid path
from the patient. Next prime the line to remove the air and restart delivery.
Battery low:
Low Priority Alarm (blue screen)
Select Acknowledge to clear the alarm, or the alarm will automatically stop
after 5 seconds. You must replace the batteries or charge the rechargeable
battery pack.
Downstream Occlusion:
High Priority Alarm = stops delivery
The pump has detected an occlusion between the pump and the patient, which
may be resulting from a kink in the fluid path, a closed tubing clamp, or a
blockage. Delivery is paused and will resume if the occlusion is removed. This
alarm has associated help screens. To access them press Silence then Help.
Reservoir volume low:
Low Priority Alarm (blue screen)
Depending on your pump’s settings, an alarm will sound to inform you that
the volume in the reservoir (bag or cassette) is low and that a new bag or
cassette must be installed quickly.
Upstream Occlusion:
High Priority Alarm = stops delivery
Clear occlusion between pump and reservoir.
Liquid is not flowing between the bag/cassette and the pump. This malfunction
may be resulting from a kink in the fluid path, a closed tubing clamp, or an
air bubble in the tubing. Delivery is paused and will automatically resume
once the occlusion is removed. If the alarm has been activated then cleared
more than 3 times within 15 minutes, you are required to acknowledge the
alarm before it can clear.
ALARM HELP SCREENS
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