What to do if nothing is displayed on the screen of my Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment?
If nothing appears on the screen, the unit might be in Screen Saver Mode. Try touching the screen or any button to reactivate the unit.
What to do if the Patient Interrupt Switch is not working on my Chattanooga Group TX 4759 Medical Equipment?
If the Patient Interrupt Switch isn't working, check the following: * Ensure the Patient Interrupt Switch is correctly connected to the Patient Interrupt Switch Receptacle. * If a patient is attached, have them move towards the traction head to release tension. * Shake the Traction Cord while holding down the Rope Release button. * If the problem persists, turn the unit off and return it to Chattanooga Group for repair.
What to do if the LCD displays confusing wording on my Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment?
If nothing is displayed on the LCD, or the LCD displays confusing wording, the LCD contrast may need adjustment. Use the Adjustment knob on the back of the LCD Display to resolve this.
General| Brand | Chattanooga Group |
|---|---|
| Model | TX 4759 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Lists essential safety precautions for operating, transporting, and storing the unit to prevent damage, malfunction, or injury.
Details critical safety guidelines, warnings, and prohibited uses, emphasizing supervision and proper connections for safe operation.
Highlights severe hazards and immediate risks, including incorrect voltage connection and cord damage, requiring immediate cessation of use.
Guides initial unit setup: setting clinic name, volume, units of measure, and date/time for proper operation and personalization.
Covers resetting unit defaults, selecting the display language, and restoring factory settings for user protocols on the TX unit.
Outlines essential steps and precautions for preparing a patient, including attaching the interrupt switch and powering on the unit.
Continues patient preparation: positioning on table, fitting harness, managing slack, and pulling traction cord for therapy setup.
Explains how to start, pause, stop, and manage traction adjustments during a patient session, including power loss scenarios.
Explains saving patient therapy data, including pain profiles, to a data card and setting up new patient data card entries.
Provides common problems, possible remedies, and an overview of error code categories (1xx, 2xx, 3xx) for unit issues.
Details specific error codes, definitions, probable causes, and possible solutions for unit malfunctions and warning messages.
Advises immediate action for errors/warnings starting with 2 or 3, indicating internal problems, potential injury, or extensive unit damage.
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