To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if CME Medical Equipment shows a 'Low Battery' warning?
If the CME Medical Equipment displays 'Low Battery', it means there are only 30 minutes of battery life remaining. To resolve this, place the pump in the charger and connect it to the mains.
What to do if CME Medical Equipment displays 'End Battery'?
If the CME Medical Equipment displays 'End Battery', it signifies that the battery is depleted. To solve this, put the pump in the charger and connect to mains, then wait 2 minutes before operating.
How to fix 'Air or Up Occlusion' error on CME Medical Equipment?
If the CME Medical Equipment displays 'Air or Up Occlusion', it indicates that air is present in the administration set, the roller or clip on the set is closed upstream of the pump, or the line was not loaded correctly. To fix this, disconnect the line from the patient and press the key. When the 'Pump stopped' screen appears, press and hold the key for 3 seconds, then select the Prime option and follow the steps in the 'Priming a set' section. Finally, reload the administration line.
What to do if CME Medical Equipment displays 'Down Occlusion'?
If the CME Medical Equipment displays 'Down Occlusion', it means that the roller or clip on the administration set is closed downstream of the pump, the administration set is kinked, the cannula is blocked, or the administration set is loaded incorrectly. To address this, open the clamp/clip, straighten the set, change the cannula, and reload the administration line. You may also refer to the 'Down Occlusion Alarm' section.
What to do if CME Medical Equipment displays 'Door Open'?
If the CME Medical Equipment displays 'Door Open', it means the door of the pump was not closed prior to operation or it accidentally opened during operation. To resolve this, close the door of the pump. If the issue persists, send the pump for service.
What to do if CME Medical Equipment displays 'Restart Pump Switch off & on ERROR 10'?
If the CME Medical Equipment displays 'Restart Pump Switch off & on ERROR 10', it indicates a fatal internal error has occurred. Try restarting the pump. If the alarm persists, pack the pump properly in its original packaging and send it for service.
What to do if CME Medical Equipment displays 'Pump Paused Too Long'?
If the CME Medical Equipment displays 'Pump Paused Too Long', it means two minutes have passed without a button press during programming. Simply press the key to resume.
What does 'Missing Set Key' mean on CME Medical Equipment and how to resolve it?
If the CME Medical Equipment displays 'Missing Set Key', it means the administration set was loaded incorrectly (the key was not located in its place correctly), or a set different than the TM MicroSet was loaded in the pump. To fix this, reload the set into the pump as per the instructions, or change the set to a TM MicroSet and load it according to instructions.
What does 'End of Infusion' mean on CME Medical Equipment?
If the CME Medical Equipment displays 'End of Infusion', it means the current infusion program has been completed. Press the key to restart a new program or turn the pump OFF.
What does 'Keypad LOCK Mode' mean on CME Medical Equipment?
If the CME Medical Equipment displays 'Keypad LOCK Mode', it means the Lock Out mode is turned on. No action is required. If changing parameters is necessary, unlock the keys and refer to the lock section for further instructions.
General| Model | BodyGuard 595 Color Vision |
|---|---|
| Display Type | Color LCD |
| Resolution | 320 x 240 pixels |
| Portability | Portable |
| Type | Infusion Pump |
| Manufacturer | CME |
| Occlusion pressure | Adjustable |
| Power Source | Rechargeable battery |
| Flow rate range | 0.1 - 1200 ml/h |
Provides a summary of the BodyGuard 595 Color Vision™ Pain Manager system features.
Details the controls and buttons on the front of the BodyGuard 595 Color Vision™ pump.
Explains symbols used on the BodyGuard 595 Color Vision™ pump and in the manual.
Outlines critical safety warnings to prevent personal injury or death.
Steps for connecting the pump to the charger and charging the battery.
Guides on performing initial tests to ensure proper function before patient use.
Explains the use of access codes and how to lock/unlock the keypad.
Instructions on how to edit, add, or delete infusion protocols for tailored patient therapy.
Steps to select and start a pre-programmed infusion protocol for a patient.
Feature to control maximum drug rates based on patient weight for enhanced safety.
Describes the four occurrences when the pump detects a problem.
Provides solutions for common pump issues and error messages.
Specifies the temperature, humidity, and air pressure ranges for proper pump operation.
Instructions on how to clean the pump and charger unit safely.
Information on pump operation using battery power and its limitations.
