To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the infusion rate incorrect on my CME T34L?
If the infusion rate on your CME Water Pump seems incorrect, first, verify that the displayed rate matches the prescribed rate and adjust if needed. Another possible cause is selecting the wrong syringe brand during setup. To prevent this, ensure the user is properly trained. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the pump may be faulty or require calibration, necessitating service.
What to do if CME Water Pump stops before syringe is empty?
If your CME Water Pump stops before the syringe is empty, here's what to check: First, ensure the battery isn't exhausted; if so, charge it, turn the pump back on, confirm the syringe size and brand, and then select 'resume' to continue the infusion. Another possible reason is a blocked or trapped infusion set. In this case, clear the occlusion.
General| Brand | CME |
|---|---|
| Model | T34L |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Defines terms like Warning, Caution, and NOTE used throughout the manual for clarity.
Emphasizes that the T34L is a medical device for professional use only, warning of serious injury or death.
Details the three available modes: Volume Over Time (Lock OFF/ON) and Rate Per Hour Mode.
Describes the function of each key on the keypad and the main pump display interface.
Explains common symbols found on the pump and in the manual, including safety and certification marks.
Provides initial warnings regarding safe operation, potential hazards, and user responsibilities.
Guide to unpacking the pump, checking contents, and initial power supply and charging instructions.
Covers administration set compatibility, replacement, and critical warnings like air embolism.
Explains user access codes for security and how to activate/deactivate the keypad lock.
Covers alarm verification, syringe selection, priming, pre-loading, and powering up the pump.
Detailed steps for loading the syringe, actuator positioning, and confirming correct detection.
Guides on setting the Volume to Be Infused (VTBI) and the infusion duration.
Details the use of carry pouches for pump protection, transport, and sunlight exposure.
Covers routine checks during infusion and how to access the pump's event log history.
Explains Keep Vein Open (KVO) operation and the process of infusion rate titration.
Lists common alarm messages, their possible causes, and recommended actions for resolution.
Details accessing the Set Up menu, user code entry, and configurable parameters.
Provides detailed specifications including flow rate, accuracy, dimensions, safety, and environmental conditions.
Covers pump cleaning, storage guidelines, and requirements for servicing and repair.
Lists default syringe brands and provides a table of time to alarm from occlusion.
