To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if GCE OC is not working and the LCD display is not showing?
If your GCE Medical Equipment isn't working and the LCD display is not showing, check the following: Ensure the power cord isn't damaged and is properly plugged into the electrical outlet. Also, check your household outlet fuse or circuit. If problems persist, it may be due to internal part failure.
Why is oxygen not flowing from my GCE OC Medical Equipment?
If oxygen is not flowing or the flow is limited from your GCE Medical Equipment, the oxygen tubing may be kinked or blocked, stopping the delivery of oxygen. Unkink the oxygen tubing or replace it if necessary. Another possible cause is that the humidifier bottle is not properly connected to the device. Reinstall the humidifier bottle to ensure proper connection.
What to do if there is water in the cannula of my GCE Medical Equipment?
If there is water in the cannula of your GCE Medical Equipment, dry the inside of the humidifier cover. Also, do not use hot water in the humidifier bottle, and avoid overfilling it. Keep the oxygen concentrator and cannula in the same room at the same temperature.
How to fix float that doesn't move in GCE Medical Equipment flow meter?
If the float in the flow meter of your GCE Medical Equipment does not move when adjusting the flow control dial, turn the flow control dial slowly and carefully to ensure it is open.
What to do if GCE OC Medical Equipment is not working but LCD is on?
If your GCE Medical Equipment is not working when turned on, but the LCD display is showing, it may indicate an internal part failure.
Defines the purpose of the OC Series Oxygen Concentrator for supplemental oxygen therapy.
Explains how the OC Series Concentrator delivers concentrated oxygen from the air.
Covers the primary warnings regarding device operation, safety, and user precautions.
Highlights potential equipment damage and risks of burns, electrocution, fire, or personal injury.
Information on the equipment's compliance with EMC standards and potential interference.
Lists common alarms, their causes, and recommended actions for resolution.
Provides solutions for typical issues encountered during device operation.
Instructions on how to dispose of the device in accordance with local regulations.
Guidance on electromagnetic emissions and compliance for the device.
Guidance on electromagnetic immunity, compliance levels, and environment.
General| Brand | GCE |
|---|---|
| Model | OC Series |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
