What to do if my Gaymar Medical Equipment T/Pump will NOT turn on?
First, ensure the electrical cord is fully inserted into a properly grounded Hospital Grade receptacle. Then, visually inspect the power cord for any defects and replace it if necessary. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the membrane panel may be defective and need replacement. For a defective PC Board, refer to the troubleshooting steps for when the T/Pump will NOT heat.
What to do if my Gaymar T/PUMP TP600 Medical Equipment T/Pump will NOT pump?
First, check that the water level is adequate; refill the reservoir with room temperature water to the proper level if it's low or empty. Next, check for power to the motor (TP650(C)/ TP700(C) - 120V ± 10% or TP702 - 230V ± 10%) across the motor connections. If power is present, inspect the motor, impeller magnet, and magnet driver assembly for defects. Replace the motor if the fan isn't spinning when plugged in and in run mode. Check the impeller for obstructions or replace the impeller magnet assembly. Ensure the screw holding the driver magnet to the motor shaft is tight.
Why is the warning indicator ON when my Gaymar T/PUMP TP600 is in Standby Mode?
The unit likely shut down due to an over-temperature condition. To resolve this, empty the reservoir and refill it with room temperature water. Ensure all clamps are open. Then, press the On/Standby button and verify flow through the pad. The warning light should turn off within 5 minutes.
How to unlock temperature or therapy time buttons on Gaymar Medical Equipment (TP700 Series Only)?
If the temperature or therapy time buttons on your TP700 series Gaymar Medical Equipment are not working, it's possible they have been locked. To unlock them, simply press and hold the lock button for two seconds. If this does not work, the membrane panel may be defective and needs to be replaced.
Read the service manual and safety precautions before servicing the T/Pump. Only qualified personnel should perform repairs.
Critical safety instructions regarding explosion risks and electrical shock hazards.
Important warnings about patient care, device usage, and personnel qualifications.
Advisories on legal restrictions and proper ventilation for maintaining system performance.
Explanation of heat and cooling therapy benefits and their application in medical treatment.
Description of the Mul-T-Pad interface, its design, and how it delivers temperature therapy.
Instructions and visual guides for connecting single and multiple Mul-T-Pads to the T/Pump system.
Details on Classic and Professional control units, including versions with quick disconnects.
Specifications and quantities for various Mul-T-Pad models, including polymer and fabric options.
Detailed descriptions of the T/Pump's features like keypad, hose, indicators, and safety mechanisms.
A visual illustration identifying the key features and components of the T/Pump unit.
Explanation of the indicator lights, setpoints, water flow, and on/standby buttons on the TP600 keypad.
Details on the TP700 keypad features including setpoints, lock, therapy cycles, and indicators.
Description of the TP702 keypad, covering setpoints, lock, therapy cycles, and indicator lights.
Details on electrical classification, size, weight, reservoir capacity, and flow rate for both voltage models.
Information on operating temperatures, storage conditions, and available temperature setpoints for TP650, TP700, and TP702.
Data on temperature accuracy, contact surface temperature, limit thermostat, leakage, and certifications.
Step-by-step guide on connecting and disconnecting Clik-Tite connectors and operating hose pinch clamps.
Instructions for connecting, disconnecting, and operating hose pinch clamps for quick disconnects.
Detailed steps for filling, powering, setting temperature, and preparing the T/Pump for operation.
Instructions for safely powering down, disconnecting, and securing the T/Pump unit after use.
Steps for preparing the T/Pump for short-term storage, including hose and cord management.
Procedures for long-term storage, including complete draining and proper hose/cord coiling.
Guidelines for cleaning the T/Pump unit, including surface cleaning and germicidal solution circulation.
Details on Mul-T-Pads, their design benefits, and interconnection capabilities with Clik-Tite connectors.
Explanation of the thermistor, limit thermostat, and dual processor in controlling heater operation.
Description of the pump configuration, motor, and return hose fitting's role in the fluid system.
Diagram and list identifying key internal components of the T/Pump, such as PC board, motor, and heater.
Specifies the recommended frequency for functional checks and lists the necessary equipment for the test.
Visual guides illustrating the setup for functional checks using Clik-Tite and quick disconnects.
Steps for visually inspecting the unit's cords, panels, housing, and connectors for damage.
Procedure to test temperature stability, flow rate, and self-test functions of the T/Pump.
Details on recording temperature and flow readings to verify performance against specifications.
Instructions to test the backup limit thermostat's functionality and ensure safe temperature operation.
Steps to perform a leak test by tilting the unit and checking reservoir tray joints for water leakage.
Procedures for measuring ground resistance and current leakage to ensure electrical safety.
A sample inspection form detailing parameters for functional checks and safety verification.
Steps to unplug, drain, and remove the reservoir from the T/Pump assembly.
Procedures for removing the upper housing, membrane panel, and PC board from the unit.
Instructions for disassembling the heater kit, including manifold, thermostat, and cartridge heater.
Details on heater assembly, hose installation, o-ring seating, and general reassembly precautions.
Guidance on proper routing of the membrane ribbon cable to avoid interference with moving parts.
Troubleshooting steps for the T/Pump failing to power on or pump fluid, covering cord, PC board, and motor issues.
Solutions for warning indicator lights, unit shutdown, and non-responsive keypad buttons on the TP700.
Diagnosing issues with flow indicators, warning lights, audible alarms, and therapy cycle timing.
Addressing blinking setpoint lights, issues with warming up, and extended cooling mode operation.
Resolving problems where the T/Pump will not heat or cool, checking reservoir, flow, and thermostat.
Diagnosing and fixing leaks from hose connectors, including Clik-Tite and quick disconnect issues.
Explanation and diagram of the T/Pump's internal wiring, showing connections between components.
An illustration showing the main kits and components of the T/Pump system for identification.
A continuation of the parts illustration, showing more detailed views and labels of T/Pump components.
List of part numbers and descriptions for control units, housings, and PC board assemblies.
Catalog of replacement parts for the heater assembly, pump motor, hoses, and various accessories.
Details on warranty coverage for the pump and single-patient use pads, including labor and parts.
Information on warranty periods for reusable pads and individual replacement parts, including return procedures.
General| Model | T/PUMP TP600 Series |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 120V AC, 60Hz |
| Compression Mode | Not applicable |
| Pressure Range | Not applicable |
| Power Source | Electric |
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