6 Detecting and correcting faults
900-351_IFU_V2.0.0_20221-S0-20150520-EN Operating Manual ARC 350 65
The following table describes the cause of the fault and the appropriate corrective
action.
Confirmation of
AUTOSTART Mode
You have selected an AUTOSTART mode.
Setting the AUTOSTART mode can result in unintentional
coagulations, e.g. when bipolar forceps are used for gripping while
the AUTOSTART Mode is on.
The instrument is in contact with tissue.
AUTOSTART cannot be selected when the instrument is in contact
with tissue. Open up the instrument.
The annual Technical Safety Inspection (TSI) is due.
No neutral electrode connected.
No neutral electrode connected. Connect a neutral electrode.
Wrong neutral electrode connected..
The selection does not match the neutral electrode connected.
Connect the neutral electrode which matches the selected mode, or
change the mode to match the neutral electrode.
Poor contact with the patient.
The resistance between the neutral electrode and the patient is too
high. Establish better contact of the neutral electrode.
Neutral Electrode
Warning
Poor contact with the patient.
The contact resistance between the neutral electrode and the
patient is increasing.
Establish better contact of the neutral electrode.
No cable for neutral electrode connected.
No cable for neutral electrode connected. Connect a cable for
neutral electrodes.
No cable for neutral electrode connected.
The cable for neutral electrode has been removed. Monopolar
activation is not possible.
No mode selected.
No mode was selected for this type of activation.
Select the desired mode or change the foot switch assignment.
This mode is not allowed for baby neutral electrodes. Use split
neutral electrodes with a large conductive surface for this mode.
This mode is not allowed for this socket. The current mode remains
active. Choose another socket for this mode.
Foot switch not assigned to a socket.
The foot switch has not been assigned to a socket yet.
Assign a socket to the foot switch using the "Pedal" button.