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If a Central Chemical disinfection has been initiated via the remote control and the Disinfection Wand is not inserted, first press the designated button to silence the buzzer. Insert the Disinfection Wand to continue the Central Chemical disinfection procedure.
What to do if Gambro WRO 300 H has a conductivity alarm?
If the Gambro Water Filtration Systems triggers a conductivity alarm, first press the buzzer to silence it. Note down the conductivity value. Continue treatment after treatment. Inform responsible medical staff according to local procedures and notify technical personnel for further actions.
What to do if Gambro WRO 300 H Water Filtration Systems has a conductivity stop?
If the Gambro Water Filtration Systems initiates a conductivity stop, first press the buzzer to silence it. Inform responsible medical staff according to local procedures. The system can be restarted by pressing the designated button, but it will stop again if the problem persists. If the issue continues, discontinue dialysis and notify technical personnel.
What to do if there is a Conductivity Alarm in Gambro Water Filtration Systems?
If the conductivity value has exceeded the alarm limit for more than 30 consecutive seconds, take these steps: First, press the designated button to silence the buzzer. Then, note down the conductivity value. After treatment, inform the responsible medical staff according to local procedures and notify technical personnel for further actions.
What to do if Gambro WRO 300 H Water Filtration Systems shows Conductivity Stop?
If the conductivity value has exceeded the stop limit for more than 30 consecutive seconds, you should: Press the button to silence the buzzer. Inform responsible medical staff according to local procedures. The unit can be restarted by pressing the button, but it will stop again if the problem persists. If the problem continues, discontinue dialysis and notify technical personnel.
What to do if Gambro WRO 300 H Water Filtration Systems shows Insufficient Intake?
If the product water conductivity is below the minimum intake conductivity limit, first press the designated button to silence the buzzer. If the Disinfection Wand is inserted and the button is pressed, a second intake phase is started. If the Disinfection Wand is not inserted and the button is pressed, the unit continues to the Dwell period.
What to do if Gambro Water Filtration Systems shows High Level Sensor Failure?
If there is a failure of the high level sensor in the tank, first press the designated button to silence the buzzer. Then, notify technical personnel.
What to do if Gambro WRO 300 H Water Filtration Systems shows Remove Wand?
If the wand connector is not removed after completion of Chemical intake, first press the designated button to silence the buzzer. Then, remove the wand from the disinfectant intake port.
What to do if Gambro Water Filtration Systems shows Incorrect Water Level?
If the water level in the tank is lower than expected, first press the designated button to silence the buzzer. Check that the dialysis machine is turned off. Press the button until the unit either goes to Standby or an Active Cooldown. If the problem still persists, notify technical personnel.
What to do if Gambro Water Filtration Systems shows Low Rejection Rate?
If the Gambro Water Filtration Systems indicates a low rejection rate due to decreased membrane performance, first press the designated button to silence the buzzer. Perform cleaning according to local procedures. If the problem persists, notify technical personnel.
Guidelines and procedures for heat disinfection and low flow heat.
Details disinfectants, procedures, residual testing, and Central Chem.
Covers acid and alkaline cleaning, agents, and procedure steps.
Details common alarms like sensor failures, internal errors, and conductivity issues.
Covers alarms related to heat, water supply, chemical processes, and cleaning.
Addresses specific error codes for rinse, intake, temperature, and water level issues.
General| Application | Hemodialysis water treatment |
|---|---|
| Type | Reverse Osmosis System |
| Model | WRO 300 H |
| Power Supply | 230V, 50/60 Hz |
| Water Quality | Meets AAMI Standards |
| Filtration Capacity | Up to 300 liters/hour (at 15°C) |
| Temperature Range | 5 - 40°C |
