Why does NIBP function communication stop on my EDAN Medical Equipment?
If NIBP function communication stops on your EDAN Medical Equipment, it could be due to a bad connection between the parameter board and main control board, NIBP module function failure of the parameter board, or main control board failure. Check the connection between boards. If the problem persists, replace the parameter board or the main control board.
Why is there no audio alarm on my EDAN Medical Equipment?
If no audio alarm is activated on your EDAN Medical Equipment, it might be because the audio alarm is temporarily disabled, or the speaker and its connecting wire have failed. Switch on the audio alarm. If the issue persists, replace the speaker or the wire.
What if the fuses in my EDAN Medical Equipment keep burning out after disconnecting all loads?
If the fuses in your EDAN Medical Equipment continue to burn out even after disconnecting all loads, it suggests a power board failure. Replace the power board.
What causes great errors in NIBP measurement in EDAN Medical Equipment?
Significant errors in NIBP measurements on your EDAN Medical Equipment can be caused by using a cuff size that doesn't fit the patient or parameter board failure. Use the cuff of appropriate size. If the problem persists, replace the parameter board.
Why do the fuses burn out when I switch on my EDAN Medical Equipment?
If the fuses burn out when you switch on your EDAN Medical Equipment, this indicates a short circuit of the power or other parts. Switch on the monitor for further check.
Why is the trace blurred, tilted, or blank on the recording paper of my EDAN Medical Equipment?
If the trace on the recording paper of your EDAN Medical Equipment is blurred, tilts, or is blank, it may be due to inexact loading of the recording paper, the two screw nuts on the print head are not adjusted to balance, or recording head failure. Load the recording paper exactly. Adjust the screw nuts. If the issue continues, replace the recording head.
What to do if my EDAN Medical Equipment shuts down suddenly?
If your EDAN Medical Equipment shuts down suddenly, especially if it's battery-powered, the battery may be low; connect it to AC power to charge. Other potential causes include a high voltage strike (like lightning), a bad power input connection, power failure, or main control board failure. Check the power supply, grounding system, and power input. If necessary, replace the power supply or main control board.
What to do if my EDAN Medical Equipment doesn't print when I press Record?
If your EDAN Medical Equipment doesn't print when you press Record, possible causes include: no paper in the drawer, the drawer is open, paper is jammed, recording control board failure, recorder connection failure, gear box/ gear failure, main control board failure, or the incorrect printer module category was not selected. Load paper and close the drawer. Check all the connections. Replace the recording control board, the gear box or the gear, or the main control board. Set in Factory Maintain and turn on the printer mode, selecting U for Unicode printers or E otherwise.
Why does my EDAN Medical Equipment show 'out of paper' when there is paper?
If your EDAN Medical Equipment displays an 'out of paper' alarm despite paper being in the drawer, it could be because the detector of recording paper is contaminated, the detector of recording paper has failed, or the drawer is not fastened up. Clean the detector of recording paper. If that doesn't work, replace the detector of recording paper or fasten up the drawer.
What causes intermittent waveform display on EDAN Medical Equipment?
Intermittent waveform display on your EDAN Medical Equipment, while characters are normal, suggests a data communication error between the main control board and parameter module. Replace the main control board or parameter module based on the error prompt.
Explains the manual's purpose and user responsibilities regarding copyright and intellectual property.
Outlines EDAN's responsibility for equipment safety and performance under specific conditions.
Defines key safety terms like WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE used throughout the manual.
Details EDAN's one-year warranty, service quality, and limitations.
Outlines the steps for submitting a warranty claim, including form completion and part return.
Provides EDAN's contact details for inquiries about maintenance, specifications, or malfunctions.
Introduces the service manual as a guide for maintenance and corrective procedures for the iM3 monitor.
Provides classification information for the iM3 monitor based on international safety standards.
Lists essential precautions for operating and servicing the monitor to prevent injury.
Explains various symbols used on the iM3 monitor and their meanings.
Specifies the required temperature, humidity, and altitude conditions for operating and storing the monitor.
Lists the electrical specifications, including operating voltage, frequency, input current, and fuse type.
Details critical safety requirements for power outlets and connections to prevent electrical hazards.
Provides instructions for physically placing the monitor on a flat surface or mounting it.
Explains how to properly connect the monitor to the AC power source using the provided cable.
Outlines general checks, including visual inspection and power-on tests, to ensure the monitor is functioning correctly.
Details procedures for testing the functional performance and accuracy of the monitor's measurements.
Describes procedures for performing electrical safety tests to ensure patient and equipment safety.
Provides guidance on general cleaning and maintenance procedures for the monitor.
Details how service engineers can access factory maintenance settings and perform various updates or tests.
Explains how to activate the monitor's demonstration mode for showcasing its features.
Guides users on selecting or saving factory or custom configurations for the monitor.
Outlines the steps for configuring wired or Wi-Fi network settings, including IP address assignment.
Describes how to set and synchronize the monitor's system time and date.
Presents a block diagram illustrating the system architecture and component connections of the iM3 monitor.
Identifies and describes the various physical ports and connectors on the iM3 monitor.
Lists common machine failures, their possible causes, and recommended solutions for the iM3 monitor.
Details issues related to the monitor's display, including character display and screen blackouts, with troubleshooting steps.
Covers problems with user interface elements like buttons, touch screen, and rotary knob, providing solutions.
Addresses issues with the printer, such as no paper output, blurred traces, or paper jams.
Lists problems related to network connectivity, including inability to connect to Wi-Fi or wired networks.
Explains troubleshooting steps for power-related issues, such as blown fuses.
Describes issues with audio or visual alarms not activating and provides solutions.
Covers problems with specific parameter measurements like NIBP and SpO2, including communication stops and inaccuracies.
Lists the necessary tools for disassembling and servicing the iM3 monitor.
Provides a step-by-step guide to disassembling the main components of the iM3 monitor.
Details the process of disassembling the front housing of the iM3 monitor to access internal components.
Guides the disassembly of the rear housing of the iM3 monitor.
Details the process of removing the middle frame assembly from the iM3 monitor.
Outlines the disassembly of various plug-in modules for the iM3 monitor.
General| SpO2 | Yes |
|---|---|
| NIBP | Yes |
| Temperature | Yes |
| Respiration | Yes |
| Pulse Rate | Yes |
| Display Size | 8.4 inches |
| Battery | Rechargeable lithium-ion |
| Battery Life | Up to 4 hours |
| Storage Temperature | -20 ~ 60 ℃ |
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