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Belmed PC-7 - Test Procedures; Unit Testing and Flow Checks; Fail-Safe and Breathing Circuit Tests

Belmed PC-7
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Test Procedures
Note: Failure of the following test will require unit to be returned for service.
These tests must be conducted periodically to ensure proper operation.
(Refer to gure 1)
Test: Connect unit to a 50psi gas source. Check to make sure control
valves are turned off. Gently turn both valves clockwise until unit
resistance is felt.
1. Minimum oxygen: Turn on unit by pushing and turning on/off knob. A 3
liter ow of oxygen should be produced through O2 tube.
2. Oxygen ush: Depress O2 ush button to determine a rapid ow of
oxygen into breathing circuit. Flow should stop when button is released.
3. Maximum nitrous: Turn N2O needle valve wide open. N2O ow should
not exceed 7 LPM.
4. Fail safe test: Establish a 7 LPM N2O ow and 3 LPM O2 ow. Disconnect
O2 supply source or shut off O2 supply. Both O2 and N2O ows should
stop owing.
5. Air intake valve: Attach breathing bag and corrugated breathing tube
to proper ports of tee. Unit should be turned off and bag attened. Inhale
through breathing tube. Room air must enter through air intake located on
bottom of breathing circuit tee.
6. Non-Rebreathing valve: Connect corrugated tube to front of tee and
attempt to exhale through tube. Valve should be closed preventing
exhaled air from going into tube.
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