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7.2 Damage to your pump
7.2.1 What to do if you drop your pump
If the pump is dropped it could be damaged, as well as the seal
that protects it against water. Use the specially designed pump
carrying system to help avoid dropping your pump. See Roche
Insulin Delivery Systems Inc. sterile products and accessories
catalogs and brochures for more information, or contact your
Accu-Chek Customer Care (details on inside back cover).
If you drop your pump:
j Check that all the connections of your infusion set are still
tight, and if they are not, reconnect or tighten them
j Check your pump, its sterile products, and accessories for
chips and cracks
j Change the cartridge if it is damaged
Put your pump in STOP mode disconnect the infusion set, and
take out and reinsert the battery, so that the self-test is started
then put your pump back in RUN mode.
Note If a Temporary Basal Rate, an Extended Bolus or a
Multiwave Bolus is active at the same time, it is cancelled
when your pump is put into STOP mode. A Warning W8:
BOLUS CANCELLED or a Warning W6: TBR CANCELLED is
displayed.
Press f twice to conrm and turn off the alert. The
alerts are recorded in the alarm history.
See chapter 8 Warning W6: TBR CANCELLED and
Warning W8: BOLUS CANCELLED.
Make sure that the cancellation was deliberate, put your
pump back in RUN mode and then program a new
Temporary Basal Rate (and / or an Extended or Multiwave
Bolus), if needed.
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