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If your DAESUNG MAREF Medical Equipment has no electric power, there are several potential causes. First, ensure the plug is correctly inserted. Second, verify your power supply is within the range of AC100-240V, 50/60Hz. Finally, check if the FUSE is in a shortcut state; the FUSE is located inside the AC INLET.
Overview and purpose of the DTS-3000 digital pneumatic tourniquet system.
Lists conditions and procedures for which the device is suitable.
Details patient groups to avoid and potential adverse effects of the tourniquet.
Essential safety precautions for operating the DTS-3000 device.
Conditions for which the device is indicated.
Guidelines for proper handling and connection of cuffs and hoses.
Instructions for maintaining the durability and function of the cuffs.
Guidelines for device storage and battery safety precautions.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the device, hoses, and cuffs.
Information on the correct disposal of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment.
Information on battery disposal and operating/storage environmental parameters.
Lists the main device, power cord, air hoses, and LOP sensor.
Details the various types and sizes of cuffs available for the device.
Information and image of the LOP sensor accessory.
Detailed specifications and visual identification of device parts.
A comprehensive list of part numbers and sizes for all compatible cuffs.
Identifies and explains the function of each part of the main device.
Explains the operation of buttons and settings on the device's control panel.
Details the various indicators and information displayed on the device's LCD screen.
Guide for initial checks, device setup, and basic operation.
Visual instructions for connecting single cuffs to the air hose and device.
Visual instructions for connecting double cuffs to the air hose and device.
Steps for connecting the LOP sensor to the limb and device.
Identifies common alarm codes and the corresponding corrective actions.
Solutions for common issues like no power, noise, or air leaks.
Procedures for verifying button, sensor, solenoid, and leak functions.
Procedures for testing and calibrating the device's functions.
Detailed explanation of various diagnostic tests for the device.
Explains how to interpret the power and battery status on the LCD.
Identifies and explains labels and markings on the main device.
Guidance on electromagnetic compatibility and emissions for the device.
Recommendations for maintaining safe distances from RF devices to prevent interference.
Explanations of symbols found on the device, packaging, and user manual.
Information regarding the device's warranty period and terms of coverage.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Mode | Cervical, Lumbar |
| Speed | 5-step |
| Type | Traction Therapy Device |
| Measurement Range | Not applicable |
| Accuracy | Not applicable |
| Resolution | Not applicable |
| Measurement Time | Not applicable |
| Memory | Not applicable |
| Battery | Not applicable |
| Battery Life | Not applicable |
| Treatment Time | 0~99min |
