What to do if the red LED is flashing and the skin temperature is above 39 °C on the Dräger Food Warmer?
If the red LED is flashing and the skin temperature is above 39°C with an audible alarm, ensure the skin temperature sensor is properly attached and check for any external heat sources warming the infant, such as sunlight or phototherapy.
What to do if the Dräger Food Warmer displays three upper segments blinking and skin temp is above range?
If the display shows three upper segments blinking, indicating the skin temperature is above range, and you know that the skin temperature is >42 °C, check that the skin temperature sensor is properly attached.
What does it mean when the yellow LED is flashing on my Dräger Food Warmer and there's an audible alarm?
If the yellow LED is flashing, the mattress temperature deviates more than 1°C, and there's an audible alarm, especially when used with a radiant heater, it means the measured value has deviated from the set value by more than ±1 ºC. Reduce the radiant heater output level.
What to do if the red LED is flashing and the mattress temperature is above 40°C on the Dräger Food Warmer?
If the red LED is flashing, the mattress temperature is above 40°C, and there's an audible alarm, particularly when using a radiant heater, it means the mattress temperature is above 40 ºC. Reduce the radiant heater output level.
What to do if the Dräger Food Warmer displays three upper segments blinking and peripheral temp is above range?
If the display shows three upper segments blinking, indicating the peripheral temperature is above range, and you know that the peripheral (toe) temperature is >42 °C, check that the skin temperature sensor is properly attached.
What does it mean when the NNNN Red LED is lit with no power and continuous audible alarm on Dräger Food Warmer?
If the NNNN Red LED is lit, there is no power, and a continuous audible alarm is sounding, check that the device is plugged in.
What to do if the red LED is flashing and there is an audible alarm indicating a defective sensor on my Dräger Food Warmer?
If the red LED is flashing, signaling a defective sensor, accompanied by an audible alarm, replace the sensor.
General| Model | Babytherm 8004 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Dräger |
| Control Type | Microprocessor-controlled |
| Heater Output | 600 W |
| Weight Capacity | 10 kg |
| Type | Infant warming system |
| Temperature Control Range (Skin Mode) | 34°C to 38°C |
| Power Supply | 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Alarms | Audible and visual alarms for temperature and system failure |
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Emphasizes adherence to manual instructions.
Details requirements for device inspection and servicing.
Specifies periodic metrological checks as per regulations.
Warns about injuries from blockages or foreign objects.
Warns of electric shock and overheating hazards.
Mandates integrated scale use and warns against modifications.
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Details heating functions for Babytherm 8004/8010 and available options.
Describes the scale function and MEDIBUS protocol.
Details the components of the radiant warmer.
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Details the control panel for the mattress heater.
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Guidelines for installing and using accessories, ensuring stability.
Lists and describes accessories for O2 therapy.
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Steps for first-time device connection, power, equalization, and scale preparation.
Daily checks including device, lights, alarms, and optional features.
Safety precautions for patient handling, heat, O2, and phototherapy.
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Operating radiant warmer independently and using optional phototherapy.
Safety guidelines for alarms and how they are indicated.
Classification of alarms and procedures for acknowledging/suppressing.
Troubleshooting guide for device and system faults.
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Information on service, safety, maintenance, and intervals.
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Explains skin temperature control mode, measurement, and safety.
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Describes the scale's function and weighing process.
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