What to do if the 30 Min. or Continuous indicator does not light on my Aerogen Medical Equipment?
If the 30 Min. or Continuous indicator doesn't light up when you press the On/Off button, there could be a couple of reasons. First, ensure the AC/DC adapter is securely attached to the controller to provide power to the system. Second, the rechargeable battery might be depleted, so you should recharge it.
What to do if the 30 Min. indicator flashes during nebulisation with my Aerogen Medical Equipment?
If the 30 Min. indicator flashes during nebulisation, it means the battery power is low. Recharge the battery.
What to do if the 30 Min. or Continuous light illuminates, but aerosol is not visible from my Aerogen Medical Equipment?
If the 30 Min. or Continuous light is on but you don't see any aerosol, first check if there is medication in the nebuliser and refill medication through filler cap in the nebuliser if needed.
Why is the aerosol not visible when the indicator light is green on my Aerogen Controller?
If the 30 Minute or 6 Hour indicator light is green but no aerosol is visible, first, ensure the nebuliser is filled with medication. If the issue persists, the Aerogen Pro may require cleaning. Also, check the nebuliser's lifespan, as it might be time for a replacement.
Why doesn't the indicator light turn on when I press the power button on my Aerogen Controller?
If the 30 Minute or 6 Hour indicator light doesn't illuminate when the power button is pressed, first verify that the Aerogen USB Controller is securely connected to a functioning power source. If using an AC/DC adapter, ensure the green power indicator light on the adapter is lit.
What to do if my Aerogen Medical Equipment shows the fault indicator light?
If the fault indicator light illuminates, make sure the controller cable is correctly connected to both the nebuliser and the controller. The issue may be that the controller cable is incorrectly connected to the nebuliser, or electronics are malfunctioning.
Why is medication left in the Aerogen nebuliser after the nebulisation cycle?
Medication can be left in the nebuliser after a cycle for several reasons. Ensure that the nebuliser is connected to power and turned on. If the rechargeable battery is depleted, recharge it. If you selected a 30 Minute cycle when connected to the continuous feed system, try running a continuous cycle instead.
What to do if medication is left in the Aerogen Solo after nebulization?
If medication remains in the Aerogen Respiratory Product nebulizer after a cycle, ensure the nebulizer is powered on and connected to a power source. If using a continuous feed system, make sure a continuous cycle is selected. The rechargeable battery may also be depleted and in need of recharging.
Why the Aerogen Solo Respiratory Product 30 Min. indicator does not light?
If the 30 Min. or Continuous indicator on your Aerogen Respiratory Product doesn't light up when you press the power button, check that the AC/DC adapter is securely connected to the controller. Also, the rechargeable battery might be depleted and require recharging.
What to do if the Aerogen Solo Respiratory Product light is on but no aerosol is visible?
If the 30 Min. or Continuous light is on but no aerosol is visible from your Aerogen Respiratory Product, first check if the nebulizer needs to be refilled with medication through the filler cap.
Provides critical safety instructions and precautions for operating the Aerogen Solo System.
Lists compatible volatile anesthetic agents and their maximum exposure conditions.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the Aerogen Solo nebulizer and controller.
Explains how to connect the nebulizer to adult and pediatric breathing circuits using T-pieces.
Describes placing the nebulizer on the dry side of a humidifier or between the wye and ET tube.
Guidelines for using the nebulizer with Heat and Moisture Exchangers (HME) and performing leak tests.
General| Brand | Aerogen |
|---|---|
| Model | Solo |
| Category | Respiratory Product |
| Language | English |
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