What to do if the Game ready 500055 Control Unit shows a Low Flow Alarm?
If the Game Ready Control Unit displays a Low Flow Alarm, check the hose and Wrap for any kinks that might be obstructing fluid flow. Ensure there is water in the ice box and that the ice box filter is clean. Also, reapply the Wrap, making sure it fits snugly against the body part being treated.
How to fix a Dry Pump Alarm on my Game Ready Control Unit?
If your Game Ready Control Unit displays a Dry Pump Alarm, ensure there is water in the ice box and that the ice box filter isn't clogged. Try turning the Control Unit off and on again. You can also select “No Pressure” and run the system for one minute using the largest Wrap available.
Why won't my Game ready 500055 Control Unit turn on?
If your Game Ready system will not turn on, check that the AC adapter is securely plugged into a working electrical outlet.
What to do if my Game ready 500055 Control Unit turns off during use?
If the Game Ready Control Unit turns off during use, it may indicate a blockage in the fluid or air flow. Check the Wrap and the Connector Hose for any kinks, creases, or folds. Unplug the Control Unit to reset the system, and then try the Wrap again. If it shuts off again, try a different Wrap to determine if the issue is with the Control Unit or the Wrap.
How do I resolve an Over Pressure Alarm on my Game Ready Control Unit?
If your Game Ready Control Unit shows an Over Pressure Alarm, turn the unit off and then back on. Also, try applying the same Wrap more tightly, or apply a different Wrap.
What does a Systems Error on the Game ready 500055 Control Unit mean?
A Systems Error on the Game Ready Control Unit indicates that the fluid pump may be working too hard, possibly due to ice or debris in the fluid circuit. Turn the Control Unit off and back on again. Check the filter. If that doesn't solve the problem, turn the Control Unit off for 20 minutes before turning it on again to try again.
What should I do if my Game ready 500055 displays a 'Pressure Too High' alarm?
If the Game Ready Control Unit displays a 'Pressure Too High' alarm, turn the unit off and back on. This error often occurs when the person being treated moves around during treatment and puts pressure on the air bladder. Try applying the same Wrap more tightly, or apply a different Wrap.
What to do if my Game ready 500055 Control Unit displays a Low Flow Warning?
If the Game Ready Control Unit displays a Low Flow Warning, reapply the Wrap so that it is snug against the body part being treated.
How to troubleshoot a Pressure Sensor Alarm on a Game ready 500055?
If your Game Ready Control Unit shows a Pressure Sensor Alarm, disconnect the Wrap from the Control Unit. Turn the Control Unit off and on again without a Wrap connected.
Why can’t my Game Ready Control Unit reach its target maximum compression?
The Control Unit may not reach its target maximum compression due to a leak in the pneumatic compression circuit, either in the Connector Hose or the Wrap itself. Once treatment has finished, try the same pressure with a different Wrap, if one is available.
Intended use of Game Ready System for cold and compression therapies for injuries.
Instructions for registering the product to receive warranty service.
Patients for whom compression therapy should not be used.
Patients for whom cryotherapy should not be used.
Warnings about tissue damage, skin monitoring, and wrap sterility.
Warnings for patients with wounds, fractures, or specific conditions.
Warnings about operating machinery, electrical shock, damaged cords.
Precautions on water, hot water, handling the unit, and using wraps.
Information on the power supply's protection against electric shock.
Details on the product's protection against water ingress.
Suitability for use in oxygen-enriched or flammable anesthetic environments.
Recommended operating modes and rest periods for the system.
Compliance with medical device limits for radio frequency energy.
Diagram and labels of the Game Ready System components.
How to position the Control Unit for optimal use.
Diagram and labels for the Control Unit's interface elements.
Step-by-step guide to filling a new Wrap or Cooling Vest with water.
Instructions for filling the ice box with ice and water.
How to refill the ice box to maintain cooling performance.
How to properly connect the Wrap's connector hose to the Control Unit.
Warnings about incorrect use, tissue damage, and wrap sterility.
Guidance on properly connecting the Connector Hose to the Wrap.
Ways to prevent fluid flow blockages and ensure proper operation.
How to avoid unintended pressure changes and system shutdowns.
Step-by-step guide to prepare the system for use.
How to choose between standard, pre-programmed, and manual modes.
Explanation of different pressure levels (No pressure, Low, Medium, High).
Visual guide to pre-set program configurations.
How to change the compression pressure level.
How to set the desired cold therapy temperature.
How to set the duration of the therapy session.
Instructions for operating the system without a set timer.
How to use the system while it remains in its carrying case.
Instructions for connecting and using the AC power adapter.
How to clean the exterior and interior of the Control Unit.
Recommended conditions for storing and transporting the system.
Steps for cleaning and replacing the system's filter.
Procedure for cleaning the Wrap's interior using hydrogen peroxide.
Proper methods for storing Wraps to prevent damage and mold.
How to clean and store the carrying bag.
Visual guide showing how to pack the system components into the bag.
Explanation of soft errors and how they affect system operation.
Troubleshooting steps for 'Under Pressure' and 'Low Flow' hard errors.
Troubleshooting steps for 'Over Pressure' and 'Pressure Too High' hard errors.
Troubleshooting steps for 'Dry Pump' and 'Pressure Sensor' hard errors.
Troubleshooting steps for 'Systems Error' and 'Self-Test Error'.
Steps to diagnose why the system is not powering on.
Reasons and solutions for the unit shutting off during operation.
How to address water leakage issues when the unit is on its side.
Details on the one-year limited warranty for the Control Unit.
Instructions on how to get warranty service and the RMA process.
Specific limitations and exclusions to the warranty terms.
Information regarding the company's liability for damages.
Information needed for the warranty registration card.
List of parts that can be ordered by calling customer service.
Advice on power quality and surge protection for the system.
Physical size, weight, pressure, and power specifications.
Game Ready customer service contact details and website.
Operating Environment| pressure level (min) | 5 mm Hg |
|---|---|
| pressure level (max) | 75 mm Hg |
Power| AC power (voltage and frequency) | 120V/60 Hz or 240V/50 Hz |
|---|---|
| DC input (voltage and current) | 12V/2.5 A |
Weight and Dimensions| width | 400 mm |
|---|---|
| height | 132 mm |
| depth | 210 mm |
| weight (empty) | 8 lbs |
| weight (full of ice & water) | 18 lbs |
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