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2. Press the alarm silence button and monitor the patient. This alarm does not self
cancel if the temperature falls below the alarm limit. You must press alarm silence
to reset it.
3. If the alarm recurs, stop using the incubator and call for service.
Patient temperature alarm
The patient temperature differs from the patient control temperature by more than
1.0°C or the patient temperature is outside the 30.0 to 42.0°C range (patient control
mode alarm).
Note: Service personnel can adjust this alarm to trigger at a temperature difference
of 0.5°C
1. Evaluate the patient:
• Opening the incubator door causes some heat loss.
• Control temperature changes can temporarily increase the difference between
the patient and the control temperatures.
2. Make sure that the patient probe is properly connected to the patient: the metal
side of the probe must make good contact with the infant’s skin. With a reusable
probe, you must also attach a separate reflecting patch. Make sure the metal side
of the patch faces up.
3. If HHHH or LLLL appears in the patient temperature display while the patient probe
is properly connected to the patient, replace the patient probe.
4. If the alarm continues, stop using the incubator and call for service.
Probe failure alarm
One of the temperature sensors is disconnected or contains an open or shorted
circuit.
In the air control mode:
1. If 00.0 appears in the air temperature display, plug the air temperature sensor into
the controller.
2. If the alarm continues, stop using the incubator and call for service.
In the patient control mode:
1. If 00.0 appears in the air temperature display, plug the air temperature sensor into
the controller.
2. Make sure that the patient probe is plugged into the controller.
3. If HHHH or LLLL appears in the patient temperature display and the patient probe
is plugged into the controller, replace the patient probe.
4. If the alarm continues, stop using the incubator and call for service.