What to do if there is condensation or water pooling up on the floor from my CAIRE Liberator 20?
If you notice condensation or water pooling on the floor near your CAIRE Oxygen Equipment, this may happen because water accumulates when frost melts on the coils. Ensure that the condensate bottle is installed correctly and emptied as needed; it may be full or not properly in place.
Why is my CAIRE Liberator Oxygen Equipment making a hissing sound?
If your CAIRE Liberator is hissing, it could be due to the unit's primary relief valve opening to release excess pressure, which is normal, especially after filling. However, persistent or abnormal hissing might indicate excess pressure or a leak. In that case, contact your service provider for assistance.
Why does my CAIRE Liberator 20 Oxygen Equipment portable take a long time to fill?
If your CAIRE portable liquid oxygen device is taking a long time to fill, it may be because the portable device is warm or hasn't been used recently. It could take several minutes to fill.
How to troubleshoot inadequate flow in CAIRE Liberator 20 Oxygen Equipment?
To address inadequate flow in your CAIRE Oxygen Equipment: * Ensure the flow control knob is set to the correct flow rate. * Make sure the flow control knob is not set in between flow rates. * Verify that liquid oxygen is present in the unit. * Check the cannula for kinks or pinches. * Confirm the cannula is properly connected to the unit.
What to do if my CAIRE Liberator 20 Oxygen Equipment portable is not filling?
If your CAIRE Oxygen Equipment portable is not filling, make sure the reservoir tank has sufficient liquid. Also, ensure the portable device is correctly pushed onto the QDV and the portable vent valve lever is held open.
Why is there frosting on the coils of my CAIRE Liberator Oxygen Equipment?
Frosting on the coils of your CAIRE Liberator is normal when breathing off of it.
What to do if liquid oxygen evacuates from the blue QDV on my CAIRE Oxygen Equipment?
If liquid oxygen is evacuating from the blue QDV of your CAIRE Oxygen Equipment, the QDV may have frozen open. Open windows if possible and evacuate the area immediately. To prevent this, wipe the QDV with a dry, lint-free cloth before and after filling your portable.
Why is there frosting on the tank or side of my CAIRE Liberator Oxygen Equipment?
If there is frosting on the tank or side of your CAIRE Liberator, this is abnormal; contact your service provider for assistance.
What does it mean when the low battery LED is illuminated on the liquid level meter of my CAIRE Oxygen Equipment?
If the low battery LED is illuminated on the liquid level meter of your CAIRE Oxygen Equipment, contact your service provider for assistance.
What to do if the liquid level meter does not work on CAIRE Liberator 20?
If the liquid level meter on your CAIRE Oxygen Equipment does not work or is not accurate, the battery may need to be replaced or the meter re-calibrated. Contact your service provider for assistance.
Explains internal symbols used on the equipment and their meanings.
Covers essential safety precautions, warnings, and cautions for device use and environment.
Identifies and describes the main control and connection points of the Liberator unit.
Highlights critical warnings and cautions during the operation of the unit.
Instructions for checking the liquid oxygen level indicator and battery status.
Guidance on attaching the cannula or humidifier bottle to the device.
Guidelines and warnings regarding EMC and RF interference with the device.
Recommended separation distances between RF equipment and the Liberator.
Guidance and declaration for the device's electromagnetic immunity.
Details on immunity test levels for ME equipment and ME systems.
General| Brand | CAIRE |
|---|---|
| Model | Liberator 20 |
| Category | Oxygen Equipment |
| Language | English |
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