To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Direct Supply Attendant A5LC-1 concentrator stops working, red status light illuminates, and an audible alarm sounds continuously?
If your Direct Supply Medical Equipment concentrator stops working, the red status light comes on, and an audible alarm sounds continuously, first try cleaning or replacing the filters. If the problem continues, stop using the concentrator immediately and contact Direct Supply for service.
What should I do if my Direct Supply Medical Equipment concentrator stops working and a continuous audible alarm sounds?
If your Direct Supply Medical Equipment concentrator stops working and a continuous audible alarm sounds, this indicates a compressor short circuit alarm. Stop using the concentrator immediately and contact Direct Supply for service.
What to do if my Direct Supply Medical Equipment concentrator stops working and an audible alarm sounds continuously?
If your Direct Supply Medical Equipment concentrator stops working and an audible alarm sounds continuously, it means there is a compressor open circuit alarm. Stop using the concentrator immediately and contact Direct Supply for service.
What to do if my Direct Supply Attendant A5LC-1 concentrator stops working, red status light illuminates, and an audible alarm sounds?
If your Direct Supply Medical Equipment concentrator stops working, the red status light comes on, and an audible alarm sounds, this indicates a high-pressure alarm. Stop using the concentrator immediately and contact Direct Supply for service.
Why is the yellow light on my Direct Supply Attendant A5LC-1 Medical Equipment concentrator illuminated?
If your Direct Supply Medical Equipment concentrator is working, but the yellow light is on, it indicates that the oxygen purity is between 75% and 85%. Try cleaning or replacing the filters. Also, ensure the unit is at least 4" (10 cm) away from walls, draperies, furniture, or similar objects, as a blocked air intake can cause overheating.
What to do if green and yellow status lights are lit, oxygen concentrator stops running, continuous buzzer sounding in Direct Supply Attendant A5LC-1?
If the green and yellow status lights are lit, the oxygen concentrator stops running, and a continuous buzzer is sounding, stop using the concentrator immediately and contact Direct Supply for repairs. This may be caused by a valve plug that is not properly connected, exhaust sound buffer box jammed, can’t open the valve, or failure of the main electronic control circuit board.
How to fix condensation in the nasal cannula of Direct Supply Medical Equipment?
If you notice condensation or water droplets in the nasal cannula of your Direct Supply Medical Equipment, here are some steps you can take: * Make sure the machine is at least 4" (10 cm) away from the walls, draperies, furniture, or similar objects. * Add cold water to the humidifier bottle if the water is too warm. * Remove water from the humidifier bottle until the level is between the maximum and minimum indicators if there is too much water.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | A5LC-1 |
| Storage Temperature | -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Compliance | FCC Part 15 |
Key terms and symbols used throughout the manual for clarity and safety communication.
Defines the approved applications and environments for the oxygen concentrator.
Lists medical conditions or situations where the concentrator should not be used.
Details the physical and electrical characteristics of the oxygen concentrator unit.
Provides essential safety guidelines for the general use of the A5LC-1 concentrator.
Crucial safety warnings for operation, handling, and potential hazards of the concentrator.
Further warnings regarding placement, environment, and user interaction to prevent harm.
Precautions for operating the device, focusing on equipment protection and safe usage practices.
Identifies and describes the main parts and functions of the oxygen concentrator unit.
Details the parts and assembly of the optional humidifier bottle for oxygen delivery.
Explains the various symbols used in the manual and on the device for clear understanding.
Steps for checking the device upon arrival and recommendations for proper storage.
Step-by-step guide for connecting and powering on the concentrator without a humidifier.
Guide for connecting and using the concentrator with an optional humidifier bottle.
Instructions on turning on, adjusting flow, and monitoring the concentrator during use.
Methods for verifying the proper functioning of critical safety features like alarms.
Procedures for cleaning the concentrator cabinet and its filters for optimal performance.
Instructions for removing and installing the intake filter to maintain air quality.
Guidelines for daily replacement, weekly cleaning, and disinfection of the humidifier bottle.
Follow manufacturer's instructions for the care and maintenance of the oxygen nasal cannula.
Addresses frequent problems with the concentrator and provides step-by-step solutions.
Detailed technical data including power, dimensions, flow rates, and oxygen concentration.
Defines the environmental parameters for operation, storage, and transportation.
Details the device's compliance with standards regarding electromagnetic emissions.
Outlines the device's resistance to electromagnetic interference and environmental factors.
Explains the warranty coverage period, conditions, and anticipated device lifespan.
Provides contact details for inquiries, ordering, and warranty service support.
