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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
(Continued)
SYMPTOM
POSSIBLE ISSUES OR COMMENTS
SOLUTIONS
MANIKIN TORSO AND FACE-SHIELD/LUNG-BAG (
continued
)
Chest will not rise
when breaths are
given
•
Head is not tilted back enough to
open airway
•
Face Shield is not attached
•
Lung Bag may be damaged or torn
(Note: there are holes in the Adult
Lung Bag necks by design to allow
deflation)
•
Lung Bag is not lying flat or properly
positioned over the compression
plate and/or neck of bag is twisted
•
Lung Bag has accumulated moisture
in the neck, which may cause the
sides to stick together and prevent
air passage
•
Neck of Lung Bag twisted
•
Excessive residual moisture in Lung
Bag
•
Breath Sensor not connected to Lung
Bag properly
•
Push on forehead and/or lift at chin to
tilt head back enough to open airway
•
Attach Face Shield at “buttons” on the
side of the manikin’s head
below ears
•
Blow into the Face‐Shield/Lung‐Bag
while it is outside the manikin to
make sure it inflates properly
–
if not,
discard and use another
Face‐
Shield/Lung‐Bag
•
Revisit instructions for installing a
Face‐ Shield/Lung‐Bag earlier in this
manual
•
A new
Face‐Shield/Lung‐Bag should
be installed after each class, or more
often if needed due to excessive
moisture buildup
•
Remove Lung bag and reinstall in
accordance with the Face-Shield /
Ventilation Lung-Bag instructions
•
Replace lung bag, see Face-Shield /
Ventilation Lung-Bag instructions
Manikin torso will not
stay closed
Manikin torso opens
when breaths are given
•
Tabbed latches at shoulders may not
be securely closed
•
Chest frame may be stretched from
improper opening of torso
•
Tabbed latches at shoulders are
broken from improper opening of
torso
•
Close tabs at shoulders
–
a snap will
be heard when shoulder tabs are
properly latched
•
Open torso and attempt to reverse
stretched out frame by pushing it in
the opposite direction
•
Torso Frame needs to be replaced
(RPP‐AFRAME‐1)*
