Defibtech DDU-100 - Event Viewing; Defibtech Data Cards

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DAC-510E-EN-BF
5.7 Troubleshooting
The following table lists the common causes for problems, the possible cause and the possible
correctiveactions.RefertotheothersectionsoftheUserManualfordetailedexplanationsonhow
to implement the corrective actions. If the unit continues to be non-functional, refer the unit for
servicing.
Symptom Possible Cause Corrective Action
Unit will not turn on
Battery pack not inserted Insert battery pack
Battery pack depleted or non-
functional
Replacebatterypack
Unit is non-functional Returnunitforservice
Unit immediately turns off
Battery pack depleted Replacebatterypack
Unit is non-functional Returnunitforservice
ASI is solid red
Unit detected an error RunmanuallyinitiatedSelf-Test
ASI blinks red
ASI 9V battery low ReplaceASI9Vbattery
Unit needs servicing
Turn unit on and run manually
initiated Self-Test
Battery pack non-functional Replacebatterypack
Electrode pads are not pre-connected
to unit
Connect electrode pads to unit
ASI does not blink at all
ASI 9V battery depleted ReplaceASI9Vbattery
Battery pack not inserted Insert battery pack
Battery pack non-functional Replacebatterypack
Unit is non-functional Returnunitforservice
Power on self-test failed,
service code ‘xxx’
Unit needs servicing
Recordcodenumberandreturn
unit for servicing
Unit self-test failed,
service code ‘xxx’
Unit needs servicing
Recordcodenumberandreturn
unit for servicing
Battery pack self-test failed,
service code ‘xxx’
Battery pack needs servicing
Recordcodenumberandreplace
with new battery pack
Service required Unit needs servicing Returnunitforservice
“Replace battery pack” voice
prompt
Battery pack capacity is critically low
Unit will probably not deliver
a shock, replace battery pack
immediately
“Battery pack low” voice prompt
Battery pack capacity is getting low
Unit will still deliver shocks,
replace battery pack as soon as
possible
“Replace 9 volt battery” voice
prompt
9V battery low or missing
Unit will still operate to treat
patients, replace 9V battery as
soon as possible