Dräger Isolette 8000 plus - Page 118

118 Instructions for use Isolette 8000 plus SW 5.n
Troubleshooting
11.1.2 Temperature-specific alarms
Alarm
priority
Alarm Cause Remedy
Medium Air Flow Probe Failed The air flow probe connec-
tion is open or short cir-
cuited.
Switch off the incubator and
remove it from service.
Medium Air Probe Failed
(Alarm is delayed for 50 seconds
after the alarm condition occurs)
One or more of the tem-
perature sensors in the sen-
sor module have a
measurement error exceed-
ing acceptable limits.
Switch off the incubator and
replace the sensor module.
If the failure continues,
switch off the incubator and
remove it from service.
Low Connect Central
Skin Probe
Skin temperature mode is
selected and there is no
probe in the central skin
probe connector.
Connect a probe to central
skin probe connector, and
select skin temperature
mode.
Medium High Air Temperature
(Alarm can be silenced for
15 minutes)
(Alarm is inhibited after a set point
change (for a maximum of
30 minutes))
In air temperature mode
and kangaroo mode, the
displayed temperature dif-
fers from the temperature
set point by more than the
upwards deviation limit.
Check the set point and
configuration.
Hood access panels, hand
ports, or gaskets may be
loose.
Check hood access panels,
hand ports, and gaskets for
proper fit.
Medium High Skin Temperature
(Alarm can be silenced for
15 minutes)
(Alarm is inhibited after a set point
change (for a maximum of
30 minutes))
In skin temperature mode,
the displayed temperature
exceeds the temperature
set point by more than the
skin temperature deviation
limit.
Verify that the sensor is cor-
rectly attached to the
patient.
Check hood access panels,
hand ports, and gaskets for
proper fit.
Switch off external heat
sources.
Medium Central Skin Temp High
(Alarm can be silenced for
15 minutes)
In air temperature mode or
kangaroo mode, the infant
skin temperature (from the
central skin probe) is
> 38.0 °C when the tem-
perature override mode is
not active, or > 39.0 °C
when the > 37 °C mode of
operation is active.
Verify that the sensor is cor-
rectly attached to the
patient.
Switch off external heat
sources.