How to troubleshoot a Bio Compression Health Care Product that is not working?
If your Bio Compression Health Care Product isn't working, start by checking the electrical wall outlet to ensure the pump is correctly plugged in. Also, verify the circuit breaker to confirm the outlet has power. Inspect the power cord for any signs of damage or defects by unplugging it and examining it carefully.
What to do if Bio Compression Health Care Products garments apply very low pressure?
If the garments of your Bio Compression Health Care Product are applying very low pressure regardless of the setting, check the garment for adequate connection to the device, leaks, kinks, punctures, twists, and/or folds. If the problem persists, it may indicate an internal issue requiring professional attention.
Why is my Bio Compression Health Care Product making strange or loud noises?
Strange or loud noises from your Bio Compression Health Care Product could be due to the device being on an uneven or unstable surface. Try moving it to a more stable surface. If the issue continues, it might indicate an internal problem.
What to do if one Bio Compression Health Care Product garment inflates but the second one does not?
If one garment of your Bio Compression Health Care Product inflates while the other doesn't, the second garment might not be receiving air. Check the garment hoses for adequate connection to the device, and inspect them for kinks, punctures, twists, and/or folds.
Explains the sequential pneumatic compression for lymphedema and venous disorders.
Lists the items included in the SC-3008-DL Sequential Circulator system package.
Provides contact phone numbers for technical support and warranty inquiries.
Details the purpose of each numbered button and LED on the front operating panel.
Illustrates and describes the ports for connecting garment tubing to the pump.
Explains the function of the auxiliary port for connecting a second garment.
Step-by-step guide for safely unpacking the sequential circulator device and garment.
Detailed steps for correctly applying leg and arm garments for treatment.
Guide on how to power on the device and understand initial display readings.
Discusses pressure settings for different patient conditions like fibrotic tissue, CHF, and DVT.
Explains how to set the pump to operate for a specific duration before automatic shutoff.
Details how to enable continuous operation without automatic shutoff.
Describes the optional pre-therapy feature that initially targets specific chambers.
Provides instructions for cleaning the pump's exterior casing and tubing.
Guides on how to clean and disinfect the compression garments.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic immunity and compliance levels for the device.
General| Gradient | Yes |
|---|---|
| Number of Chambers | 8 |
| Cycle Time | Adjustable |
| Compression Sequence | Distal to Proximal |
| Power Source | AC Power |
| Application | Lymphedema, Venous Insufficiency |
| Channels | Dual (2) |
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