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• Please pause or turn off the machine when replacing the battery
1.7 Operation
Warning:
• [Unsatisfactory position] If the E6 cannot be safely and correctly placed on
the patient's chest, perform an manual cardiopulmonary resuscitation
again.
• [Incorrect position on the chest] If the relative position of the compression
pad to the sternum is incorrect, it will increase the risk of damage to the
chest and internal organs. It also affects the patient's blood circulation.
• [Change in position during operation] If the position of the pressing disc
changes during operation or defibrillation, adjust the patient position and
reposition it. Always use the E6 stabilizer strap to help ensure the correct
position.
• [ECG interference] Chest compression can interfere with ECG analysis.
Press Pause first before starting the ECG analysis. Reduce interruption
time as much as possible. Press Start to restart pressing.
• [Electric Shock] If the external power cord (optional accessory) is
damaged, remove it and replace it immediately to avoid electric shock or
fire hazard.
• [Keeping Care] Never leave the patient or E6 machine during
cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Only then can you respond quickly when
the patient's condition deteriorates or the cardiopulmonary resuscitation
machine fails or alarms. A slow response from a medical professional can
result in serious bodily injury.
• [Fault] If an interruption occurs during operation, or the press becomes
insufficient, or an abnormal condition occurs: Press the On/Off key for 3
seconds to stop E6 working and remove the device from patient. Begin
manual chest compressions.
Note:
• [Defibrillation Electrodes] Position the defibrillator electrodes and wires so
that they are not under the suction cup. If the electrode already exists on
the patient, make sure it is not under the suction cup. If it is under the
suction cup, a new electrode must be used.
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