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6.3 STORING THE CellAED®
CAUTION : Store the CellAED® out of reach of pets
or children.
Store the CellAED® in its protective case in a location
that is visible, easy to access, easy to remember,
and free of obstacles. Avoid storing the CellAED®
in areas that will expose the CellAED® to moisture,
dust, or extreme temperatures. Consider locating the
CellAED® near other emergency equipment, such as
fire extinguishers and first-aid kits.
Position the CellAED® so that the LED Indicator
(Figure 5 (e), page 34) on the front of the CellAED®
is easy to see.
DANGER: Do not store or use the CellAED® near
flammable gases (such as in an oxygen-enriched
atmosphere) or in direct contact with flammable
material. Store in a dry location away from any heat
sources (including direct sunlight). Turn off local gas
sources or move source away from patient during
defibrillation. Failure to comply with any of these
conditions presents a risk of explosion.
WARNING: Although the CellAED® and electrodes
are designed to withstand a range of temperatures,
extreme and fluctuating temperatures will reduce
the life of the battery and electrodes contained
within the CellAED®.
It is important to follow the recommended storage
temperature as described in this manual. Failure to
do so may result in damage to the CellAED® and
improper operation.
The CellAED® should be stored between 15° - 35°C
(59° - 95°F). Temperatures exceeding 35°C (95°F)
can permanently damage the internal battery.
6.4 MAINTAINING THE CellAED®
The CellAED® does not require routine maintenance.
Plan a monthly inspection of the CellAED® to check:
1. That the current date is within the use by period
and within 13 months from the date of manufacture
recorded on the CellAED® packaging. If this date
has passed, dispose of the CellAED® safely and
immediately according to local council regulations.
2. For damage, discoloration, or presence of
foreign substances such as oil, dirt, or dust on
or within the packaging and/or tamper-evident
seal, or if the CellAED® has been subjected to
excessive mechanical stress. Contact your nearest
distributor if this is the case.
DANGER: Never use a compromised, damaged,
expired, or pre-used CellAED®, as doing so may
result in ineffective treatment.
DANGER: The CellAED® is a single-use device and
cannot be re-used or recycled. If the packaging has
been broken or damaged in any way, dispose of the
CellAED® safely and immediately according to local
council regulations.
3. The LED on the front of the CellAED® (Figure 5
(e), page 34) :
-
A blinking GREEN LED
(every 30 seconds)
indicates that the CellAED® is fully operational
and ready to use.
-
A blinking AMBER LED
(every 30 seconds)
indicates that the battery is low and the
CellAED® should be replaced immediately.
-
NO LED
indicates that the battery has expired and
the CellAED® should be replaced immediately.
- A RED LED indicates the CellAED® is charging
and about to provide a shock to the patient.
4. That items that will support the use of the
CellAED® (towel, disposable gloves, safety
razor, and scissors) can be easily accessed.