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HD453 GB Issue 08

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13.8 Once the heater area has been dusted and disinfected the fan guard assembly must be relocated

by ensuring the 4 pegs on the clear moulding fit into the corresponding holes in the metal base
plate.

13.9 ENSURE THE LED WIRES ARE NOT TOUCHING THE HEATING ELEMENT

13.10 Replace the metal cover so that the water pan slots are at the correct end. Hold the cover in place

and fit the 4 cap-head screws. Do not over-tighten.

DO NOT DISTURB SENSOR

Fan guard assembly may be
hinged out on its cables to
allow fan and heater to be
dusted with a soft brush

Fan assembly is located by 4
pegs in the feet of the clear
moulding

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Summary of Contents for T40M

Page 1: ...Introducing Your Patients 18 10 Internal Lighting 18 11 Oxygen Administration 19 12 Nebuliser 22 13 Cleaning and Disinfection 23 14 Safety inspection Maintenance and Calibration 25 15 Specification 33...

Page 2: ...start unexpectedly Not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anaesthetic mixture The incubator is not intended to be used in a location where flammable anaesthetics may be present This woul...

Page 3: ...ng oxygen therapy and may create a fire hazard Always test the fan rotation and power failure alarms and check ventilation holes before using with oxygen gas If the alarm sounds during use disconnect...

Page 4: ...ccordance with the instructions 3 Introduction The Vetario T40M and T50M provide the ideal veterinary intensive care environment for sick injured or postoperative animals and birds sensitive to hypoth...

Page 5: ...air filters fitted 1 Cabinet base 1 Door 1 Hinge socket 1 Fastener and tool kit 1 Water pan 1 Evaporating block 1 Water funnel 1 Nebuliser solution holder 1 Nebuliser bracket 1 Hose barb for oxygen a...

Page 6: ...nk on the right hand side of the home page to qualify for your free 3 year guarantee 5 Location and Assembly Ensure that the room temperature cannot drop on a cold night Ideally thermostatically contr...

Page 7: ...the left as supplied but may be reversed to provide better access if required Fit the top hinge socket to the cabinet using the M5 x 16mm countersunk screws M5 flat washers and M5 dome nuts 5 3 5 4 P...

Page 8: ...g the solution holder pipe in the slot in the bracket 5 9 Place the intensive care unit on a scratch and moisture resistant surface Worktop height is ideal Clear the area around the unit of any electr...

Page 9: ...t up Check is to ensure the safety of the animal and the operator Failure to check each item could result in a hazard If at any stage the behaviour of the control system is not as stated then call Bri...

Page 10: ...ucing animals or starting oxygen supply The unit is now ready for use See section 11 for further checks when using the unit for administration of oxygen If any stage of the Start Up Check results in a...

Page 11: ...mains on the display to show this has happened Press to clear the indicator If the cause is not immediately apparent discontinue use and contact Brinsea Products 6 12 LOW TEMPERATURE ALARM DISPLAY If...

Page 12: ...g DISCONTINUE USE AND CONTACT BRINSEA PRODUCTS Press the start button Does the heater control initiate and the green indicator illuminate Make sure the unit is not near a source of heat Wait for the a...

Page 13: ...T INCUBATION TEMPERATURE DEFAULT 2 0 C 3 6 F LOW TEMPERATURE ALARM RANGE 1 0 5 0 C 1 8 9 0 F BELOW SET INCUBATION TEMPERATURE DEFAULT 3 0 C 5 4 F CELSIUS FAHRENHEIT DISPLAY SWITCHES ALL TEMPERATURE FI...

Page 14: ...nce Sunlight can move round a room This could over heat the animal inside Pass Fail Ensure there are no electrical devices in the unit such as heat pads These can be a fire hazard if oxygen is being u...

Page 15: ...ire in oxygen Pass Fail Check the oxygen supply hose for splits or cracks that could leak and create a fire risk Pass Fail Ensure the oxygen supply hose connection barb is tightly fitted and therefore...

Page 16: ...multaneously to unlock the main menu Scroll to the C F option and press to select the C F display screen Press the button to select F or the button to select C Press to return to the Main Menu and the...

Page 17: ...ce with the manufacturer s instructions in the water reservoir pan to inhibit bacterial build up It is recommended that the reservoir is topped up with solution daily to reduce dehydration This can be...

Page 18: ...nimal to escape and lead to a consequent fall or other injury Monitor patients and device settings displays frequently so that incorrect operation or deterioration of patient condition is detected pro...

Page 19: ...s are not introduced on a patient The incubator must only be used in a well ventilated room away from potential sources of heat or ignition NO SMOKING Do not use in a confined location the incubator n...

Page 20: ...meter that has been serviced in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Failure of an external device may create a fire or pressure hazard or prevent effective treatment It is assumed the oper...

Page 21: ...intensive care unit for any reason as this may cause the unit to overheat or cause oxygen to collect around electrical parts This would create a serious fire hazard Ensure no items can fall onto the i...

Page 22: ...equently for correct pressure and flow rate of oxygen and for correct incubation temperature Frequently check the vent is not obstructed 11 17 Under normal conditions the maximum sound level in the un...

Page 23: ...ed if necessary Remove all three filters and gently hand wash in warm water then allow them to dry before use Filters need replacing every six months The exterior of the unit may be cleaned with a dam...

Page 24: ...ate 13 9 ENSURE THE LED WIRES ARE NOT TOUCHING THE HEATING ELEMENT 13 10 Replace the metal cover so that the water pan slots are at the correct end Hold the cover in place and fit the 4 cap head screw...

Page 25: ...R IN THE RESERVOIR PAN HUMIDITY PUMP CYCLE TIME ONLY APPLICABLE WHEN USED WITH THE BRINSEA ADVANCE HUMIDITY PUMP AMBIENT TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION AMBIENT TEMPERATURE USED IN HEATER CONTROL ALGORITHM O...

Page 26: ...ever deliberately block ventilation holes or slots The on going safety of the incubator depends on correct servicing using exactly specified parts All servicing must be carried out only by a suitably...

Page 27: ...able not crumbling or flaking by carefully pressing with the tip of a blunt object Contact Brinsea Products in the event the grommets or sealant need replacement due to aging Cracked or missing gromme...

Page 28: ...es on the heater plate Ensure the LED power cables are clear of the heating element Replace the metal enclosure cover and tighten cap screws 14 8 Check electrical enclosure and cover for impact damage...

Page 29: ...Measured value Triac TR2 shall be open circuit check T14 N neutral input terminal to T6 link by side of TX2 Measured value 14 10 Check safety critical components on the heater controller board BPL83 a...

Page 30: ...necessary to temporarily fit the heater live terminal HL wire to the Test terminal 14 12 Replace control enclosure cover and perform earth continuity and electrical insulation tests Earth continuity M...

Page 31: ...een LED s both OFF Record yes no Audible alarms OFF Record yes no 14 20 Press the start button Record the operation below incorrect function must be investigated before the unit is used Alarm sounds f...

Page 32: ...ature to 36 0 C Allow at least an hour for the temperature to stabilise If adjustment is necessary press the OK and buttons simultaneously to access the calibration menu Select the first option CAL TE...

Page 33: ...natively in some countries you may be able to return your product to your local retailer upon purchase of an equivalent new product Disposing of this product correctly will help save valuable resource...

Page 34: ...of Issue 32 33 Buckingham Road Weston Industrial Estate Weston super Mare North Somerset BS24 9BG United Kingdom Declaration of Conformity We BRINSEA PRODUCTS LTD 32 33 Buckingham Road Weston Industr...

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