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General| Brand | Air Liquide |
|---|---|
| Model | MONNAL T60 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Defines warnings, intended applications, and required training for the ventilator's safe operation.
Details the ventilator's components, terminology, and views of its front, side, and rear panels.
Provides essential safety guidelines for using oxygen, defibrillators, and electrical power supplies.
Covers unpacking the device and connecting essential components like power and oxygen supplies.
Details the steps for assembling circuits, connecting accessories, applying power, and running autotests.
Explains the start-up, ventilation, and home screens for device operation.
Covers device controls, setting adjustments, and new patient configuration (category, height, gender).
Details various ventilation modes including selection, settings, apnea adjustment, and specific mode functions.
Covers device monitoring, adjusting thresholds, automatic settings, and alarm management.
Describes Cardio-Pulmonary Ventilation (CPV), Oxygen therapy function, and CO2 monitoring option.
Explains how to display, adjust, and freeze curves, and monitor device parameters.
Details menu access, structure, sensor management, data transfer, and ventilator configuration.
Covers device personalization: patient settings, keys, units, protocols, saving, and display modes.
Explains alarm categories, display colors, indicators, and simultaneous alarm presentation.
Covers alarm acknowledgement, inhibition, resetting, and accessing the alarm history.
Provides a comprehensive list of alarms, their priority, activation, and recommended actions.
Defines maintenance terms and outlines routine cleaning procedures for the ventilator.
Details maintenance for bacteriological filters and the expiratory assembly.
Specifies regulatory compliance for ventilator accessories.
Lists items included in the package and available optional accessories.
Outlines routine maintenance responsibilities for the ventilator user.
Describes maintenance tasks requiring a qualified technician.
Details the procedure for replacing the O2 sensor.
Explains the pneumatic system, ventilation function, air/O2 mixture, and CO2 monitoring.
Details AC power, battery systems, and power supply management.
Covers regulatory requirements, technical specifications, settings, and alarm thresholds.
Summarizes general, electrical, EMC, pneumatic, ventilation, monitoring, and accessory specifications.
Provides detailed settings ranges and default values for various ventilation modes and patient types.
Lists alarm thresholds for peak pressure, frequency, volumes, O2, and CO2 levels.
Provides a checklist for device commissioning and post-maintenance verification.
Offers solutions for common issues, including autotest failures and specific alarm conditions.
Details the complete operation for cleaning the expiratory assembly components.
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