Why will CSZ Medical Equipment unit heat but pump will not run?
If your CSZ Medical Equipment unit heats but the pump doesn't run, it could be due to a defective pump, which needs replacing. Also, check for and correct any improper connections to the control board.
Why is the Low Water Caution light on my CSZ MICRO-TEMP LT 749?
If the 'Low Water Caution' light is illuminated on your CSZ Medical Equipment, it indicates a problem with the water level. First, ensure the reservoir has enough water; if the water level is too low, add more water. Check the water level sensor wire connection to the control board, ensuring it's properly connected to the J3 position. If the issue persists, the water level sensor may be defective and require replacement. Also, a lack of conductivity in the reservoir can cause this issue; add two (2) ounces of Propylene Glycol as instructed in Section 4-2.2 to improve conductivity.
What to do if CSZ MICRO-TEMP LT 749 turns on but will not pump?
If your CSZ Medical Equipment turns on but the pump isn't working, the issue might be due to low water in the reservoir. Try adding more water to the reservoir. Another possibility is that the unit is tilted, which can prevent the pump from functioning correctly. Make sure to place the unit on a level surface.
Why is my CSZ MICRO-TEMP LT 749 Medical Equipment making audible indicator sounds?
Several issues can trigger audible indicators on your CSZ Medical Equipment. If the temperature readout is 111°F / 44°C or higher, the unit has reached a high limit; turn it off and allow it to cool. A power failure can also cause this, so restore power to the unit. Ensure the unit is on a level surface, as tilting can trigger the alarm. Check pad connections and allow water temperature to decrease if the temperature is more than 1°C over the set point. If a water level sensor fault is indicated, turn the unit OFF and make repairs based on the display message. If the water temperature sensor, membrane keypad, or microprocessor is defective, service is required.
Why does the pump run but my CSZ Medical Equipment will not heat?
If the pump in your CSZ Medical Equipment is running but the unit isn't heating, the heater might be defective and require replacement. Also, if the temperature is more than 1°C over the set point, check the pad connections and wait a few minutes for the water temperature to decrease. Finally, improper connections to the control board can cause this issue; make sure the connections are correct.
What to do if CSZ MICRO-TEMP LT 749 Medical Equipment unit turns on but will not pump?
If the CSZ Medical Equipment unit turns on but won't pump, it could be due to low water. Add more water to the reservoir. Another possible cause is that the unit is tilted; place it on a level surface.
What to do if CSZ Medical Equipment pump runs but unit will not heat?
If the pump in your CSZ Medical Equipment is running but the unit isn't heating, it could be due to a defective heater, which would need to be replaced. Check the pad connections if the temperature is more than 1°C over the set point, and wait a few minutes for the water temperature to decrease. Also, verify and correct any improper connections to the control board.
What to do if the red “Warning” light is on for CSZ MICRO-TEMP LT 749 Medical Equipment?
If the red “Warning” light is on for your CSZ Medical Equipment, it could indicate that the water is too hot. Check the pad connections. Ensure the unit is placed on a level surface. If the temperature is more than 1°C over the set point, wait a few minutes for the water temperature to decrease.
How to resolve a water level sensor fault in CSZ Medical Equipment?
To address a water level sensor fault in your CSZ Medical Equipment, turn off the unit. The water level sensor may need replacement or repair.
What to do if my CSZ MICRO-TEMP LT 749 shows a high temperature?
If your CSZ Medical Equipment is showing a high temperature, check the pad connections. You can also wait a few minutes for the water temperature to decrease, or turn off the unit and allow the water to cool down.
Lists critical warnings regarding patient safety, equipment misuse, and potential hazards.
Provides cautions for proper unit setup, usage, and maintenance to prevent damage.
General safety precautions for using the localized heat therapy system.
Explains the safety features designed to monitor and control water temperature.
Outlines steps for initial setup and performing a system test.
Describes the steps to complete a system test routine for the unit.
Lists precautions related to the unit's operation and patient care.
Provides step-by-step instructions for operating the system.
Outlines general maintenance requirements for regular system operation.
Explains how to perform a check on the high limit safety feature.
Explains how to safely access the internal parts of the unit.
Provides steps for separating the front and rear enclosures of the unit.
Details the procedure for reconnecting the unit's front and rear enclosures.
Explains how to disconnect cables from the control board.
Details how to disconnect cables from the display board.
Provides instructions for replacing the unit's heater.
Instructions for replacing the control board and display board.
Instructions for replacing the membrane control panel.
Provides a guide to diagnose and resolve common unit issues.
General| Temperature Stability | ±0.1°C |
|---|---|
| Heating Capacity | 1000 Watts |
| Communication Interface | RS-232 |
| Accuracy | ±0.2°C |
| Resolution | 0.1°C |
| Pump Flow Rate | 10 liters per minute |
| Controller Type | Microprocessor-based |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | 120V/60Hz or 230V/50Hz |
| Probe Type | RTD |
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