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To resolve this alarm
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Turn the Vcare
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®
unit off.
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A physician must inspect the patient to find if there is active bleeding from the
wound.
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Therapy should not be re-activated before an extensive physician inspection and
re-evaluation of active bleeding and the risk of bleeding from the wound.
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If there are still signs for bleeding, apply compressive pressure on the wound and
evaluate the need for further intervention.
In case this alarm is repeated after following these instructions, contact your service
provider.
1.3.
Extreme High Vacuum alarm
Description: this alarm is initiated when the applied neg. pressure is:
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20 mmHg above upper limit for 30 seconds or;
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Above the upper limit but below upper limit + 20 mmHg for 1 more minute
(meaning 1.5 minutes from the high vacuum alert activation).
In this case, vacuum operation is automatically shut down.
Priority: High.
Visual alarm signal: flickering red indication LED, alarm signal no. 1- general alarm
signal from screen symbols description table.
Auditory alarm signal: high frequency repetitive beeping sound.
Additional signals: general warning status (symbol no. 7) from screen symbols
description table.
Information sentences:
First line: “Hazardous operation level”, Second line: (1)
“Caution!” (2) “Extreme high op. zone!” (3) “Turn off for re-activation” (where (1), (2)
and (3) are presented one after the other for 5 seconds each).
To resolve this alarm:
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Turn the Vcare

®
unit off.
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In case an external vacuum source is connected, reduce the pressure from the
external vacuum source to ~10 mmHg above the working negative pressure
level. If not;
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Restart the device.
In case this alarm is repeated after following these instructions, contact your service
provider.