What to do if CooperSurgical Accessories shows the wrong temperature?
If the CooperSurgical Accessories temperature is more than 0.5°C from the setpoint, the alarm will activate. Wait for the temperature to stabilize. If needed, consider moving samples to a different incubator.
Why is the O level wrong on my CooperSurgical K-Systems G185 SensorTech Accessories?
If the CooperSurgical Accessories measures the wrong O level, first check the mains and main fuse to ensure the system is powered on. If it is, make sure the system isn't on standby or switched off and activate the O gas regulator by setting ‘O2.r’ to on in the menu. Also, verify the gas supply, ensuring that 1.0 bar of N gas is applied. Check the O set point at ‘O2.SP’ in the menu. If the actual gas concentration is still incorrect, calibration of the gas concentration may be needed, and you should contact a service technician for assistance.
Why is the CO level wrong on my CooperSurgical K-Systems G185 SensorTech?
If the CooperSurgical Accessories measures the wrong CO level, check the mains and main fuse to ensure the system is powered on. If it is, make sure the system isn't on standby or switched off and switch the system on. Then, activate the CO gas regulator by setting ‘CO2.r’ to ON in menu. Check the gas supply, ensuring that 1.0 bar of gas pressure is applied. Also, check the CO set point at ‘CO.SP’ in the menu. If the actual gas concentration is still incorrect, calibration of the gas concentration may be needed, and you should contact a service technician for assistance.
What does ‘CO2.L’ mean on CooperSurgical K-Systems G185 SensorTech?
If ‘CO2.L’ is shown on the CooperSurgical Accessories display, the CO gas concentration is more than ± 1% from the setpoint. Allow the system to stabilize by closing all lids.
What does ‘O2.L’ mean on CooperSurgical K-Systems G185 SensorTech Accessories?
If ‘O2.L’ is shown on the CooperSurgical Accessories display, the O gas concentration is more than ± 1% from the setpoint. Allow the system to stabilize by closing all lids.
What does ‘CO.Pr’ mean on CooperSurgical K-Systems G185 SensorTech Accessories?
If ‘CO.Pr’ is shown on the CooperSurgical Accessories display, there is no or wrong CO gas pressure to the system. Check the CO gas supply and make sure the pressure is kept stable at 0.5-1.0 bar.
How to fix poor O gas regulation in CooperSurgical Accessories?
Poor O gas regulation in CooperSurgical Accessories can be caused by open lids. Ensure all lids are closed. Also, check the grey insulation on every lid for any missing or damaged insulation.
How to fix poor CO gas regulation in CooperSurgical K-Systems G185 SensorTech Accessories?
Poor CO gas regulation in CooperSurgical Accessories can occur if the lids are left open, so ensure that all lids are closed. Another cause can be missing or damaged insulation on the lids, so check the grey insulation on every lid.
General| Brand | CooperSurgical |
|---|---|
| Model | K-Systems G185 SensorTech |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Key warnings about gas usage, unit modification, electrical safety, patient environment, and accessory use.
Important cautions for safe operation, including handling, maintenance, and environmental conditions.
Guidelines for physical placement, environmental conditions, ventilation, and electrical safety during installation.
Details the setup for external pH monitoring using fiber optic cables and specific dish inserts.
Explains the use of external sensors for monitoring temperature and CO₂ levels.
Instructions for connecting gas supply, including safety warnings and pressure requirements.
Explains the user interface, including key functions and button purposes.
Describes how to put the system into standby mode and how to activate the unit.
Details switching the unit OFF to standby and activating heat and gas controls.
Explains keyboard locking and lists initial alarm types with their reasons.
Details remaining alarm types and provides instructions for adjusting the set temperature.
Provides a comprehensive overview of available menu items, their meanings, values, and controls.
Provides instructions for connecting the G185 incubator to a PC using the data cable.
Details how to activate the data logging function by configuring the communications protocol to PC.
Addresses common symptoms, causes, and actions for heating system malfunctions.
Details issues related to CO₂ levels, pressure, and regulation, with corresponding solutions.
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