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| Control System | Microprocessor-controlled |
|---|---|
| Application | Neonatal care |
| Weight Capacity | 15 kg (patient weight) |
| Power Supply | 100 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Heat Source | Ceramic |
| Control Modes | Manual Mode |
| Alarms | High Temperature, Low Temperature, Power Failure |
| Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg | Yes, adjustable |
| Height Adjustment | Yes, electrically adjustable |
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating the medical device.
Details safety precautions specific to the Babytherm device's features.
Information on approved accessories and potential risks associated with their use.
Defines the purpose and scope of the Babytherm for warming premature babies.
Lists the various clinical applications and functions of the Babytherm unit.
Lists available optional accessories and features for the Babytherm system.
Description and illustration of the radiant warmer component of the Babytherm.
Explanation of the control unit's functions, buttons, and displays.
Explanation of various symbols used throughout the manual for warnings and instructions.
Instructions on how to attach and use various accessories with the Babytherm.
Guidelines to ensure the stability of the device when using accessories or loads.
Procedures and precautions for safely transporting the Babytherm unit.
Steps to ensure the device is ready for first-time use, including power and equalization.
Daily checks and procedures to verify the device's readiness before each patient use.
Procedure for powering on the device and initiating its self-test sequence.
Crucial safety measures to follow during the operation of the Babytherm.
Instructions for operating the device using the automatic baby temperature control.
Details on setting and using the heated gel mattress for patient warming.
Instructions for operating the optional phototherapy feature and its safety considerations.
How alarm signals (optical and acoustic) are indicated and prioritized.
Classification of alarms based on priority and corresponding required actions.
Procedures for managing and silencing active or impending alarms.
Warnings about performing configuration tasks while normal device functions are off.
Overview of the various settings and tests accessible within the configuration mode.
How to access and view stored error codes for troubleshooting.
Instructions for safely disassembling the device and its components for cleaning.
Classification of medical devices and components based on risk for reprocessing.
Detailed procedure for cleaning and disinfecting the external surfaces of the device.
Troubleshooting guide for common device errors and their solutions.
Specific fault messages related to the mattress heating system and their remedies.
Specific fault messages related to the radiant warmer and their remedies.
Essential safety warnings and precautions for performing maintenance and service.
Guidelines and schedule for regular inspections of the Babytherm device.
Recommended intervals and tasks for routine maintenance of the device components.
Procedure and requirements for calibrating the integrated weighing scale.
Instructions for proper disposal of the medical device at the end of its service life.
Environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, pressure) for operation and storage.
Technical specifications for the radiant warmer, including power output and heat levels.
Technical specifications for the integrated weighing scale, including range and accuracy.
Information regarding the device's compliance with EMC standards and potential interactions.
Detailed explanation of the different alarm levels, causes, and indicators.
Description of the scale's design, principle of operation, and weighing process.
List of available accessories for the Babytherm and their part numbers.
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