What to do if my Drive 14029 pump doesn’t work?
If your Drive medical equipment pump isn't working, first ensure the plug is firmly inserted into the outlet and turn on the power switch again. If the power LED is OFF, try connecting the power cord to another outlet. If it's still off, contact a qualified electrician for a main power check. If the power LED is ON but the pump remains non-functional, contact your local dealer immediately.
Why is there incomplete inflation in my Drive 14029?
Incomplete inflation in your Drive medical equipment can occur for several reasons. For a quick check, adjust the pressure to the Firm position. Ensure the CPR valves are closed and that every single cell is not broken. Check the tubes connected to the pump to see if they are twisted or leaking. Always keep the tubes straight, and change them if there is any leakage.
How to fix slow air flow in Drive 14029 Medical Equipment?
Slow air flow in your Drive medical equipment may be due to a dirty filter. Check the air filter at the back of the pump unit at least once a month. Washing the filter with mild detergent can help to keep it clean and improve air flow.
General| Brand | Drive |
|---|---|
| Model | 14029 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Safety warnings regarding risk of electrocution.
Safety warnings concerning burns, electrocution, fire, or injury.
Instructions for connecting the product to a properly grounded outlet.
Explains the meaning of NOTE, CAUTION, and WARNING/DANGER statements.
Explains common symbols found on the product label.
Describes the Med Aire series as a pressure ulcer treatment system.
Details the product's purpose in reducing pressure ulcers and enhancing comfort.
Lists patient conditions for which the system is not recommended.
Lists the components that should be present in the package.
Explains the functions of buttons, LEDs, and touch panels on the pump unit.
Details the types and materials of the available mattress options.
Instructions for correctly positioning the mattress on the bed frame.
Steps for connecting the mattress tubes and plugging in the power.
Guidance on ensuring the product is safely and correctly grounded.
Provides essential advice for operating the product correctly.
Advice on ensuring patient comfort and ease of repositioning.
Method for checking the correct pressure level between mattress and patient.
Instructions for rapidly deflating the mattress for emergency CPR.
How users can adjust the mattress firmness to a desired level.
Explains the low pressure indicator and the conditions that trigger it.
Procedures for cleaning the pump unit.
Procedures for cleaning the mattress.
Guidelines for storing the mattress and pump.
Routine checks for the power cord, cover, and pump.
Checks related to air leakage and pressure issues.
Lists common issues encountered and their corresponding fixes.
Technical details of the product system, including power, pressure, and dimensions.
Detailed technical specifications for the pump unit.
Information regarding mattress compatibility with pump models.
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