Why does the CareFusion Bird Sentry sensor exhibit oxygen interference?
If the sensor exhibits greater than 1% oxygen interference in the presence of gases or vapors listed in the sensor specifications, the sensor may be defective and needs replacement, or the Bird Sentry blender requires internal adjustment. In the latter case, contact a CareFusion distributor or CareFusion Corporation for repair.
Lists critical safety precautions to avoid explosion, patient harm, and equipment damage during operation.
Details the purpose and operation of the display, indicators, and control keys on the front panel.
Explains the working principle, components, and replacement of the oxygen sensor.
Guides users on adjusting the low and high oxygen concentration alarm limits and their constraints.
Explains how the device responds to low/high alarm conditions and how to silence alarms.
Provides instructions for daily calibration, sensor replacement calibration, and troubleshooting calibration errors.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the O2 sensor and disassembling the blender for service.
Provides instructions for installing batteries and connecting the oxygen sensor for initial setup.
Details how to connect and insert the O2 sensor, and the required adjustment period.
Explains the pressure differential alarm, its activation, and the automatic bypass function during pressure loss.
General| Brand | CareFusion |
|---|---|
| Model | Bird Sentry |
| Category | Blender |
| Language | English |
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