How to fix Esco Multi-zone ART Workstation Medical Equipment when there is no heating and the display is off?
If your Esco Medical Equipment shows no heating and the display is off, the unit might be switched off at the back or not properly connected to the power source. Ensure the device is switched on and securely connected to a power source.
What to do if Esco Medical Equipment sends no data to PC?
If your Esco Medical Equipment isn't sending data to your PC, consider these potential causes: the system might not be powered, it could be on standby or switched off, or the data cable might not be properly attached. First, check the power mains to ensure the system is receiving power. Next, verify that the system is switched on and not in standby mode. Finally, inspect the data cable connection between the incubator and the PC, ensuring it's securely attached. Use only the cable supplied with the unit.
What to do if ‘CO2 P’ is shown on the display of Esco Multi-zone ART Workstation Medical Equipment?
If ‘CO2 P’ is displayed on your Esco Medical Equipment, it indicates there may be no or wrong CO gas pressure in the system. Check the CO gas supply and ensure the pressure is stable at 0.6 bar (8.70 PSI).
General| Brand | Esco |
|---|---|
| Model | Multi-zone ART Workstation |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details eligibility for partial refunds and credits for serialized products and accessories.
Outlines the process for returning products, including RMA number requirements.
Specifies restocking fees for returned products and additional charges for damage.
Describes packaging and inspection procedures for shipping the device.
Specifies environmental conditions and duration for storing the unit.
Guidelines for discarding the unit and its components, including decontamination.
Provides essential information for using the device, not a substitute for training.
Details procedures for installation and validation testing for safe clinical use.
Outlines schedules and methods for optimal and safe device operation.
Critical steps and precautions to take before installing the equipment.
Essential guidelines for safe and proper installation of the workstation.
Procedures and recommendations after the workstation has been installed.
Describes gas flow for models without internal compartments.
Explains gas flow and circuits within compartments for models with them.
Details gas flow and control for models featuring compartments and a gas mixer.
Instructions on how to activate and use the heat and gas flow controls.
Details on accessing and adjusting temperature settings within the sub-menu.
Explains how to adjust the gas flow setpoint using the interface.
Guide to selecting and operating different heating modes for the table plate zones.
Information on the PID controllers for individual zone temperature management.
Overview of accessing and navigating through the main and sub-menus.
Steps for calibrating individual temperature zones (T1-T12) via the menu.
Procedures for managing CO2 and O2 sensors and flow within their respective sub-menus.
Information on accessing the service sub-menu, which is locked by default.
Describes conditions that trigger temperature alarms and their display.
Explains alarms related to incorrect CO2 gas pressure and their indication.
How the system indicates and displays when multiple alarms are active concurrently.
Clarifies that the device is not sterile and discusses design for cleanliness.
Provides step-by-step instructions for periodic cleaning of the workstation.
Outlines the recommended steps for disinfecting the workstation.
Overview of the workstation logger software, main view, and zone operation mode.
Manufacturer's declaration regarding the electromagnetic emissions of the workstation.
Manufacturer's declaration concerning the workstation's immunity to electromagnetic interference.
Guidelines for maintaining safe distances from RF communication equipment.
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