Why won't my Fresenius Kabi Water Pump turn on without being plugged in?
If your Fresenius Kabi Water Pump won't switch on without AC power, the battery may be empty. Try connecting the device to an AC power source. If that doesn't work, the battery connection wire might be poorly connected; in this case, check the battery connection wires. It is also possible that the battery itself is defective, requiring a replacement.
General| Type | Volumetric Infusion Pump |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 100 – 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz; 12 VDC |
| Occlusion Pressure Settings | High, Medium, Low |
| Operating Temperature | +5°C to +40°C |
| Alarms | Occlusion, Air-in-line, Low Battery |
Describes symbols on the device itself for identification and compliance.
Explains symbols used on the device packaging for handling and storage.
Details the version history and changes made to the instructions for use.
Provides information for local support and servicing of the infusion pump.
Defines Danger, Warning, and Information symbols used throughout the manual.
Outlines the applicability of the IFU and the intended purpose of the INfusia VP7s pump.
Lists situations where the pump should not be used and recommended operating environments.
Details available infusion modes and essential safety precautions for operation.
Defines the INfusia VP7s infusion system components and lists package contents.
Illustrates and labels the front, back, and opened views of the INfusia VP7s pump.
Describes the front panel controls, display elements, and the function of the drop sensor.
Covers general placement guidelines and how to mount the pump onto an infusion pole.
Provides recommendations and detailed steps for correctly loading the administration set.
Explains how to properly connect the drop sensor to the infusion pump and drip chamber.
Details connecting to AC power, operating on battery, and related precautions.
Explains the process and importance of calibrating the administration set for accurate infusion.
Covers switching the device on/off, starting/stopping infusions, and various infusion modes.
Guides users through device configuration, settings, and the reset procedure.
Lists agents to avoid and essential safety precautions during cleaning procedures.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the infusion pump.
Details alarm types, their priority, messages, and conditions that trigger them.
Explains alarm prioritization and describes alarm signal characteristics.
Covers silencing, dismissing alarms, and managing audible alarm volume levels.
Specifies sound pressure levels for alarms and the maximum delay from condition to signal.
Provides a guide to identify possible causes and corrective actions for common device issues.
Lists specific error codes, their causes, and recommended solutions for device malfunctions.
Details key performance metrics like flow rate, volume, time, and bolus parameters.
Covers operation modes, power supply, battery, dimensions, weight, and compliance.
Presents graphical data on flow rate accuracy over time and during infusion phases.
Provides manufacturer declarations regarding electromagnetic emission from the device.
Details guidance on electromagnetic immunity for the pump in various environments.
Specifies recommended separation distances for RF equipment to prevent interference.
Outlines conditions for storing, transporting, and using the device after periods of inactivity.
Covers routine maintenance procedures and regular inspections to ensure pump operability.
Provides info on battery, fuse replacement, service life, and proper disposal.
Details the general, limited, and accessory warranty conditions for the INfusia VP7s pump.
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