To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Amoul Fan T6 cannot be started?
If your Amoul Fan T6 fails to start, there are a couple of potential reasons. First, the device itself might have a malfunction, in which case you should hand it over to the manufacturer or seller for repair. Another possibility is that the battery is depleted, so try recharging the battery.
Why does the Amoul Fan power indicator flash on and off?
If the power indicator on your Amoul Fan is flashing, it's likely due to a loose power plug. To resolve this, ensure the power plug is firmly reconnected.
What to do if Amoul Fan T6 cannot be shut down?
If you're having trouble shutting down your Amoul Fan T6, make sure you are operating it correctly. Press and hold the "ON/OFF" key for at least 3 seconds.
Why is the working time short when the Amoul Fan battery is used to supply power?
If your Amoul Fan's battery life is shorter than expected, the service life of the battery may have expired. Try using a new battery.
Why is minute ventilation high with the Amoul Fan?
A high minute ventilation reading on your Amoul Fan could mean that the set upper limit of minute ventilation is being exceeded. Check the patient's condition and verify if the set upper limit is reasonable.
How to fix obvious oxygen loss in Amoul Fan?
Obvious oxygen loss in your Amoul Fan may be due to leaks in the gas supply line. Identify and correct any gas leakage points.
What to do if my Amoul Medical Equipment T6 cannot be started?
If your Amoul Medical Equipment T6 fails to start, it may be due to a malfunction or fault requiring repair by the manufacturer or seller. Alternatively, the battery might be depleted, in which case you should recharge it.
Why is the power indicator flashing on and off on my Amoul Medical Equipment?
If the power indicator on your Amoul Medical Equipment is flashing, it's likely due to a loose power plug. Ensure the plug is firmly reconnected.
What to do if there is obvious oxygen loss in Amoul Medical Equipment?
If you notice obvious oxygen loss with your Amoul Medical Equipment, it's likely due to a gas supply line leakage. You should identify and correct any gas leakage points.
Why is the working time short when using battery power on my Amoul Medical Equipment?
If your Amoul Medical Equipment has a short working time when running on battery, it could be that the battery's service life has expired. Consider replacing it with a new battery.
General overview of safety instructions and warnings for the device.
Guidelines for the safe handling and use of oxygen with the ventilator.
Information on continuous observation during ventilation and potential muscle atrophy.
Warnings and notices related to low battery power and battery maintenance.
Specifies the suitable applications and patient types for the T6 ventilator.
Lists conditions or patient types for which the ventilator is contraindicated.
Defines the necessary training and qualifications for operating personnel.
Outlines the main components of the T6 ventilator system.
Detailed description of the ventilator's physical appearance and components.
Step-by-step guide for correctly installing the rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Instructions for connecting both high-pressure and low-pressure oxygen sources.
Guidance on connecting the ventilator to AC and DC power supplies.
Steps for assembling and connecting the patient respiratory line and flow sensor.
Detailed instructions for installing the humidifier unit.
Identification and description of key components on the ventilator's main interface.
Overview of how to access and configure various system settings.
Setting screen brightness, unit, desktop style, and other system parameters.
Settings for general device functions like Nebu Time, Hold Time, Gas, etc.
Access to user and manufacturer maintenance functions, including calibration.
Explanation of the lung recruitment maneuver strategy and its operation.
Details on the CPR mode for emergency ventilation and its operational steps.
Procedure for using the sputum suction function and associated warnings.
Tool for determining optimal PEEP by analyzing pressure-volume curves.
Lists technical alarms with codes, names, descriptions, and priority levels.
Troubleshooting for physiological alarms, including messages, causes, and remedies.
Procedure for setting physiological alarm limits based on patient breathing.
Table listing alarm parameters and their valid ranges.
Steps to power on the device and perform initial self-inspection.
Procedure for selecting patient type and initial settings.
Overview of invasive/non-invasive types and mode selection.
How to set ventilation parameters and overview of common modes.
Principle of CO2 measurement using infrared absorption technology.
Steps for connecting the sensor and enabling CO2 monitoring.
Procedure for zero calibration of the CO2 monitoring module.
Instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the ventilator mainframe.
Cleaning and disinfection guidelines for respiratory line components.
Cleaning and disinfection procedures for masks and silicone parts.
Common technical faults, their causes, and remedies.
Troubleshooting for physiological alarms, including messages, causes, and remedies.
Lists system alarms, their causes, and remedies.
Handling of alarms triggered by abnormal power failures.
Schedule and procedures for routine inspections before, after use, and at intervals.
Steps to check the system for gas leaks using soapy water.
Procedures for performing functional checks of the ventilator before patient use.
Information on battery type, charging, and working time.
Procedure for replacing the ventilator's battery.
Details on medical device management category, electrical safety, and operating modes.
Specifications related to overall dimensions, weight, and display screen.
Specifications for external AC and DC power supplies.
Specifications for medical oxygen supply, including pressure and connectors.
Detailed specifications for control parameters and their accuracy.
Declaration regarding EMC requirements and usage guidelines for electromagnetic environments.
Requirements for electromagnetic immunity related to devices and systems.
Recommended distances for portable/mobile RF devices to avoid interference.
Performance of the T6 ventilator under specified EMC environments.
General| Brand | Amoul |
|---|---|
| Model | T6 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
