ZOLL 330, Руководство оператора

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Alarms
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3120 PM Due
Alarm triggers at start up when the preselected number of days has elapsed
since the last calibration. When appropriate the device should be replaced and
sent for preventive maintenance. The low priority message serves as a reminder.
Calibration is due every 365 days. You should schedule the device for service as
soon as possible. You can suspend the yellow alarm notification for the current
use by turning the alarm off using the Alarm Configuration submenu in the Main
Menu.
Mitigation/Info: Preventive Maintenance Due, Aspirator Functioning with No
Faults, **When Appropriate, Contact Service Center**
3130 Self Check Fault
Alarm triggers when the ambient pressure transducer fails. When this fault
occurs, the device is no longer able to properly detect the ambient pressure.
When this alarm is active during aeromedical transport you should be cautious of
pressure readings if the aspirator cannot be replaced. You should also monitor
flow to ensure adequate aspiration.
Mitigation/Info: Sensor Failure: Barometric Pressure, **Contact Service Center**
3132 Low Altitude
Alarm triggers when the ambient pressure transducer detects an altitude
<- 2,500 feet below sea level (610 meters, 15.8 psig or 103 kPa). This can be
caused by use in subterranean rescue operation or mistaken use in a hyperbaric
chamber. Beyond this pressure level performance could be compromised.
NOTE: The device is not intended for use in hyperbaric chambers or at
hyperbaric pressures.
Mitigation/Info: High Barometric Pressure Detected, Monitor Patient and
Aspirator, **Reduce Ambient Pressure**
3140 Ambient Temperature Fault
Alarm triggers when the ambient temperature exceeds the normal operating
range, > 55 °C (131 °F) for the aspirator. The device allows operation at these
temperatures but alerts you to the condition. Operating above the specified range
can affect the longevity of the internal battery and the duration of operating time.
Mitigation/Info: High Temperature Detected, **Monitor Patient and Aspirator**
3141 Ambient Temperature Fault
Alarm triggers when the ambient temperature falls below the normal operating
range < - 10 °C (14 °F) for the aspirator. The device allows operation at these
temperatures but alerts you to the condition. Operating below the specified range
can affect the longevity of the internal battery and the duration of operating time.
Extremely cold temperatures can significantly reduce operating time.
Mitigation/Info: Low Temperature Detected, **Monitor Patient and Aspirator**
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