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504-2038NUS

25

March  2005

b) Special Equipment and Tools for Periodic Checking of babyPAC 100 Ventilator

Description

Part No.

ratePAC

510-A1541

Pneupac Back-pressure Device with 0-100 x100Pa (0-100 cmH

2

O) Pressure gauge 500-A82803

Pneupac calibrated 0-100 x100Pa (0-100cmH

2

O) gauge

500-82803/2

Oxygen Monitor

POM602

babyPAC 100 ISO Test Lung C 0.5, R100

500-84250

300 mm long 22mm. dia. Hose

W6861

900 mm long 22mm.dia. Hose

W7483

‘WARNING DO NOT USE’ label

504-24

Knob Collet Spanner

500-82073

Knob Height Setting Shim

500-84551

Summary of Contents for Pneupac babyPAC 100

Page 1: ...ORMANCE CHECKS 0473 Smiths Medical International Ltd 2004 PN 504 2038NUS Issue 1 03 2005 Smiths Medical International Ltd Bramingham Business Park Enterprise Way Luton LU3 4BU England Tel 44 0 1582 430000 Fax 44 0 1582 430001 Email info smiths medical com Website www smiths medical com ...

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Page 3: ... 7 10 Check calibration of Oxygen Concentration control on CMV with oxygen supply only 7 11 Check calibration of Oxygen Concentration control on CPAP with oxygen and air supply7 12 Check calibration of Audible High Pressure Alarm control 7 13 Check the condition and security of mounting box brackets clamps and pole mounts 7 14 Attach Service Label 7 15 Report non critical faults to customer 7 16 R...

Page 4: ...bited without express consent in writing This procedure is offered for use only with equipment manufactured or specifically recommended by Smiths Medical International Ltd Rights are reserved to make a charge for the use of this procedure or any part thereof and such right shall subsist unless and until the same shall be expressly waived in writing Acceptance of this document will be construed as ...

Page 5: ...er be allowed to come into contact with the parts of the ventilator oxygen regulator cylinder repair tools or repair surfaces used in the servicing of this equipment Particular care should be taken to avoid any trace of contamination around the oxygen inlet and outlet ports of the ventilator Oil or grease oxidise readily and in the presence of oxygen will burn violently Regulator assemblies must n...

Page 6: ... it 5 All cylinders are fitted with a colour coded ring on the valve stem showing when it is due for inspection or test Check that the cylinder is within date If not do not use it 6 Completely remove the disposable plastic seal from the valve Open the valve momentarily to blow any contamination out of the valve outlet Ensure that the outlet is not directed towards any person 7 Ensure that the conn...

Page 7: ...heck calibration of PEEP CPAP Pressure control 9 Check calibration of Inspiratory Pressure control 10 Check calibration of Oxygen Concentration control on CMV with oxygen supply only 11 Check calibration of Oxygen Concentration control on CPAP with oxygen and air supply 12 Check calibration of Audible High Pressure Alarm control 13 Check the condition and security of mounting box brackets clamps a...

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Page 9: ...N babyPAC 100 SERIAL NO INVOICE ADDRESS TELEPHONE NO DATE OF SERVICE TYPE OF SERVICE PROVIDED ROUTINE CALL OUT REPAIR TEST SCHEDULE CHECK LIST 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 REMARKS ENGINEER S SIGNATURE ACCEPTANCE SIGNATURE PRINT NAME PARTS USED FOR REPAIR QTY DESCRIPTION PART NO PRICE TOTAL PARTS COST ...

Page 10: ... Tins TOL CMV Tins ACT CMV Texp TOL CMV Texp ACT IMV Texp TOL IMV Texp ACT 0 25 0 25 0 34 0 17 0 35 0 17 3 50 1 675 0 33 0 15 0 33 0 15 3 33 1 50 0 75 0 75 0 90 0 65 0 90 0 65 9 00 6 525 0 85 0 60 0 85 0 60 8 48 6 00 2 00 4 00 2 40 1 74 4 80 3 48 48 00 34 80 2 26 1 60 4 52 3 20 45 20 32 00 8 9 CHECK CALIBRATION OF PRESSURE CONTROLS PEEP CPAP ON OXYGEN Tins Texp 0 5 VRV 80 PEAK 70 Max difference PE...

Page 11: ...at the air intake filter is clean unblocked and secure Tighten if necessary v If any of the filters is dirty it should be replaced a First remove the relevant connector and seal from the Control Module b The oxygen supply and air intake filters can be replaced by removing the O ring W5520 c The conical filter W9151 should now be pushed from the connector d Both O ring and filter should be replaced...

Page 12: ... 5 mm and correct alignment at the 0 25 second calibration gently retighten the knob collet using only a rotary action Check that the knobs align with the scale at both ends xx Rotate the knobs until they are just backed off from the maximum time stop and then tighten the collet screw as tightly as possible with recommended tool 500 82037 while simultaneously supporting the knob by hand to minimis...

Page 13: ... less than 12 months mark the battery or service log for the ventilator with the date of replacement xxix Replace any damaged labels xxx Check that any accessories or spares added are MR Compatible Figure 1 Controls and fittings of the babyPAC 100 ventilator Supply gas failure visual alarm Oxygen concentration PEEP CPAP Function Selector switch Expiratory time TEXP Inspiratory time TINS High infla...

Page 14: ...red to quartered white and black Repeat for the oxygen supply the upper alarm turning from red to white vii Set both the Oxygen Concentration and the PEEP CPAP controls to minimum viii Select CMV PEEP on the Function Selector switch The ventilator should now begin to cycle and the alarm LEDs will go through the test sequence described in iii The yellow silenced LED bottom right should flash but no...

Page 15: ...gas supply only at start up is taken as an intended condition The single gas operation LED will however continue to flash as a reminder that this mode of operation has been selected xvii Select 0 xviii Remove the battery and insert a standard 1 5v AA size battery in its place Select CMV PEEP The alarms should show as in viii above but the low battery light should also flash xix Select 0 Refit the ...

Page 16: ...or positive switching i e that there are no indeterminate mid positions where the function is not clearly indicated by the marking on the panel label vi Turn to 0 The ventilator should stop functioning and all alarms should cease vii Turn off the oxygen supply 7 Check calibration of Inspiratory TINS and Expiratory TEXP Time controls 7a On Oxygen Only refer to Figure 3 i Set Oxygen Concentration co...

Page 17: ...i Turn on the air supply The single gas operation LED should not flash iv Select CMV PEEP After the initial 60 seconds only the cycle LED should be flashing v Select each of the settings specified on section 12b of Service Record Sheet vi Repeat 12a vii viii and ix above vii Select 0 All alarms should cease viii Turn off and disconnect the air supply ix Disconnect the ratePAC Figure 4 ...

Page 18: ...silence for 60 seconds After this 60 second period has elapsed depress the button again and the audible alarm should now remain muted The single gas operation LED will continue to indicate viii Select CMV ACTIVE PEEP ix Check record minimum detent maximum ACTIVE PEEP on both calibrated gauge and Patient Pressure Manometer x Select CPAP During CPAP no alarm should operate xi Check record minimum de...

Page 19: ... the expiratory phase iii Select CMV PEEP Both the single gas operation LED and the cycle LED should indicate iv Set a backpressure of 20 x100Pa 20 cmH2O using the Backpressure Device v Set TINS to 2 0 seconds and TEXP to 4 0 seconds vi Record the actual oxygen concentrations at the various settings indicated by section 15 of the Service Record Sheet vii Set TINS to 0 25 seconds and TEXP to 0 25 s...

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Page 21: ...the Pressure Alarm control to the next position vii Record the readings at the various settings indicated on section 17 of Service Record Sheet viii Turn off the oxygen supply ix Disconnect the oxygen probe and remove the test equipment 13 Check the condition and security of mounting box brackets clamps and pole mounts i Where applicable inspect the mounting box bracket clamp or pole mount attache...

Page 22: ...ction must be recorded on the Service Record Sheet 1 and verbally communicated to the customer 16 Report critical faults to the customer including Warning Do Not Use label if no exchange unit is available i Any critical fault or out of calibration readings which cannot be corrected on site at the time of service must be clearly written on the Service Record Sheet and be verbally communicated to th...

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Page 24: ...Single Use Patient Circuit Kit 122004 Air Input Connector 510 A1493 CE Disc Sintered Filter W9158 CE O ring W5523 CE Special circlip W6487 CE Oxygen Input Connector 500 A4976 CE Air Intake Filter Assembly 510 A1399 CE Conical Sintered Filter W9151 CE O ring W5520 CE G1 4 Sealing Washer MR compatible W5582 MRI Control Knob W7152 CE Control Knob for Variable Relief Valve W7149 CE Low Pressure Gauge ...

Page 25: ...sure Device with 0 100 x100Pa 0 100 cmH 2 O Pressure gauge 500 A82803 Pneupac calibrated 0 100 x100Pa 0 100cmH2O gauge 500 82803 2 Oxygen Monitor POM602 babyPAC 100 ISO Test Lung C 0 5 R100 500 84250 300 mm long 22mm dia Hose W6861 900 mm long 22mm dia Hose W7483 WARNING DO NOT USE label 504 24 Knob Collet Spanner 500 82073 Knob Height Setting Shim 500 84551 ...

Page 26: ...504 2038NUS 26 March 2005 APPENDIX A Product Safety Transportation and Disposal of Recommended Batteries ...

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Page 28: ...l in contact with water Lithium metal reacts vigorously with water producing flammable hydrogen gas that can cause a fire PRECAUTIONS FOR STORAGE Batteries should be stored at temperatures between 10 C and 25 C with relative humidity not exceeding 65 To maximise shelf life excessive temperature cycling and storage at temperatures greater than 25 C should be avoided Storage of lithium batteries at ...

Page 29: ...y 3 Cells are separated so as to prevent short circuit 4 Batteries are separated so as to prevent short circuit and are packed in strong packaging except when installed in electronic devices 5 If a battery contains more than 1 gram of lithium or lithium alloy it does not contain a liquid gas that is considered dangerous unless the liquid or gas if free would be completely absorbed or neutralised b...

Page 30: ...ing Certain Dangerous Substances However individual countries may also establish regulations that cover the disposal of waste batteries These may be more stringent that EC requirements Thus local regulatory authorities should be contacted for their disposal guidelines In the absence of specific regulations or guidelines the following is recommended for the disposal of lithium batteries Up to five ...

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