Defibtech RMU-1000, Руководство пользователя

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Symptom/Observation Possible Cause Corrective Action
ACC immediately turns off
Battery Pack is depleted
Charge depleted Battery Pack (see Section 3.9) or
replace depleted Battery Pack with a charged Battery
Pack (see Section 3.8).
Battery Pack malfunction Replace Battery Pack (see Section 3.8).
ACC malfunction
Remove ACC from patient (see Section 4.9) and start
manual chest compressions as soon as possible.
Adjust Up/Down Buttons
blinking
Piston position adjustment
required
Adjust the Piston (see Section 4.3).
Battery Pack Indicator on
User Control Panel is red
Battery Pack has less than
20% charge remaining
If performing a rescue, replace Battery Pack with a
charged Battery Pack or connect external power (see
Section 4.7). Otherwise, charge Battery Pack as soon
as possible (see Section 3.9).
Battery Pack Indicator on
User Control Panel is
slowly flashing red
Battery Pack has less than
10% charge remaining
If performing a rescue, replace Battery Pack with a
charged Battery Pack or connect external power (see
Section 4.7). Otherwise, charge Battery Pack as soon
as possible (see Section 3.9).
Battery Pack Indicator on
User Control Panel is
quickly flashing red
Battery Pack is not installed Install a charged Battery Pack (see Section 3.8).
Battery Pack is in ship
mode
Transfer Battery Pack from ship mode to active
mode. See “Ship Mode” in Section 3.8, “Installing and
Removing the Battery Pack”, for more information.
Battery Pack malfunction
Replace Battery Pack with a charged Battery Pack (see
Section 3.8).
Battery Pack depleted
If performing a rescue, replace Battery Pack with a
charged Battery Pack or connect external power (see
Section 4.7). Otherwise, charge Battery Pack as soon
as possible (see Section 3.9).
First LED of Battery Pack
Indicator on User Control
Panel is amber
Battery Pack has reached
end of life
Replace Battery Pack with a new Battery Pack (see
Section 6 for ordering information; see Section 3.8 for
installation instructions).
Battery Pack Indicators
on Battery Pack do not
illuminate after button on
Battery Pack is pressed
Battery Pack is in ship
mode
Transfer Battery Pack from ship mode to active mode
(see “Ship Mode” in Section 3.8, “Installing and
Removing the Battery Pack”, for more information).
Battery Pack depleted Charge Battery Pack as soon as possible (see Section 3.8).
Warning Indicator flashing;
audible alert (beeping);
compressions stop (if
running)
The ACC has detected a
problem
Check for proper Piston position and height. Press
Pause button to clear the condition and try again
(see Section 4.3). If condition persists, remove ACC
from patient (see Section 4.9) and start manual chest
compressions as soon as possible. Note: Pressing the
Warning Mute button (see Section 4.1) will silence the
audible alert for 1 minute.
ACC fails to perform
compressions
An operator or ACC error
has occurred
Push the On/Off Button for one second to power
off the ACC. Retry Operation and Adjustment (see
Section 4.3). If condition persists, remove ACC from
patient (see Section 4.9) and start manual chest
compressions as soon as possible.
Compressions are not
sufficient, or something
unusual occurs during
operation
ACC malfunction
Push the On/Off Button for one second to power off the
ACC. Remove ACC from patient (see Section 4.9) and
start manual chest compressions as soon as possible.
Service Indicator is lit and
Warning Indicator is NOT
flashing
ACC requires periodic
service (see Section 5.7 for
details) and/or has detected
a problem that should be
serviced
ACC will perform a rescue properly ( Note: If the
Warning Indicator is flashing while the Service
Indicator is lit, the ACC may not perform a rescue
properly). Have ACC serviced as soon as practical
(see Chapter 10 for contact information).
If the error condition persists or service is required, call your Authorized Distributor or Defibtech.
Refer to Chapter 10 of this manual for contact information.
Troubleshooting (continued)
5.
Maintenance and
Tr
oubleshooting
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