MEDCAPTAIN HP-60, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Alarms and Troubleshooting
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5. Check the drop sensor interface
board and related connection cable.
6. Check the main control board and
related connection cable.
Too Many
Drops
Too Many Drops High
The number of drops is
greater than the setting.
1. Check whether the specification of
the consumable is set properly.
2. Calibrate the consumable.
3. Check the drop sensor and related
connection cable.
Too Few Drops Too Few Drops High
The number of drops is
smaller than the setting.
1. Check whether the specification of
the consumable is set properly.
2. Calibrate the consumable.
3. Check the drop sensor and related
connection cable.
Consum. Error
Common
consumable
(dedicated device
model) (prompt
displayed when
closing door)
Warning
A dedicated devices
detects that a common
consumable is installed.
1. Check whether the consumable is a
dedicated consumable.
Door Error
Pump door failure
(failed to
open/close)
Warning
During infusion set
installation, the pump door
failed to be opened or
closed. (After the pump
door is opened or closed,
the detection potentiometer
exceeds the range. Time
limit: 3s.)
1. Check whether the pump door is
blocked by a foreign object.
2. Calibrate the pump door sensor.
3. Check the pump door motor and
related connection cable.
4. Check the patient side occlusion
pressure detection board and related
connection cable.
Notes:

For the alarm message ERR 00X, X indicates a character. The specific alarm message may be ERR 001,
ERR 002, and etc.

For all problems related to the potentiometer, judge whether the hardware is faulty. Access the AD value on
the Maintenance screen, move the potentiometer, and observe whether the AD value changes to judge
whether the sensor and related wires are damaged.

Access the AD value displayed on the screen, press the pressure sensor, and observe whether the AD value
displayed changes to judge whether the pressure sensor and related wires are damaged.
9.5 Checks after Repair
Please refer to appendix
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