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© 2019 Abbott – Document No PL-0047, Rev 11 (December 2019)
Table 11: Console Alarms & Alerts In Order Of Priority
ID
Alarm/
Alert
Description
(Yes/No)
(Silence Interval
8
)
P3 Alert PRESSURE SYSTEM FAIL Yes (60 Sec.)
P4 Alert PRESSURE 1 BELOW MINIMUM Yes (60 Sec.)
P5 Alert PRESSURE 2 BELOW MINIMUM Yes (60 Sec.)
P6 Alert PRESSURE 1 ABOVE MAXIMUM Yes (60 Sec.)
P7 Alert PRESSURE 2 ABOVE MAXIMUM Yes (60 Sec.)
M6 Alert MOTOR OVER TEMP Yes (60 Sec.)
B3 Alert BATTERY CHARGER FAIL Yes (60 Sec.)
B4 Alert
REQUIRED
message remains)
B5 Alert LOW BATTERY
Yes (10 Min. while running on
batteries – permanent when
reconnected to AC, visual
message remains)
B6 Alert ON BATTERY Yes (15 Min.)
A complete list of all Alarms and Alerts may be found in Table 13. This list includes a
description of each advisory, the System response, and the anticipated response of the
operator. Also shown is the trigger for each alarm/alert condition.
8.3 Alarms
In the event of an Alarm condition (see Table 13, for alarm condition listing), the Console
stops the Pump. The Console allows the user to acknowledge the Alarm, which for all but
two high priority alarms silences the audio alarm advisory, but will not remove the visual
message, and will usually not allow pumping to continue until the alarm condition no
longer exists. The audio advisory reactivates and continues until acknowledged. Run time
diagnostic messages/alarms only need to be acknowledged once and will not reactivate
until the next occurrence after the “Alarm Acknowledge” button has been pressed.
The recommended action by the operator during an Alarm Condition is to rapidly assess
and respond to the cause of the alarm condition. If equipment change is necessary, clamp
the return tubing before switching the Pump to backup equipment. Always unclamp the
tubing prior to resumption of pumping.
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