To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment say to remove one ECG module?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Remove one ECG module', it means that more than one ECG measurement module is connected to the monitor at the same time. To solve this, ensure that only one ECG measurement module is connected to the monitor at a time and disconnect any additional ECG measurement modules.
What to do if the GE HEALTHCARE E-PSM Medical Equipment shows NIBP cuff occlusion?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'NIBP cuff occlusion', it means the cuff and/or hose is occluded. Try straightening the tube. It could also mean the cuff tube is kinked, so straighten the tube. Other possible causes include kinked tubes inside the shield or module, so straighten those tubes as well. There might be an occlusion inside or outside the module, in which case you should remove the occlusion. As well, it could be a fault in the pressure transducer or A/D converter, so replace the NIBP board. Finally, it might be faulty calibration, so check the calibration.
What does 'Faulty probe' mean on GE HEALTHCARE E-PSM?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Faulty probe' or 'Faulty SpO2 probe', it indicates that the probe is identified, but the red and infrared LEDs are not taking any current. In this case, replace the SpO2 probe.
Why does GE HEALTHCARE E-PSM Medical Equipment show 'Measurement off'?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment shows 'Measurement off', it could be due to several reasons: the ECG cable is disconnected, the module is disconnected, impedance respiration PW or WF is not configured on the screen, one or more leads required for impedance measurement are disconnected, or Impedance Respiration Measurement is set to “Off”. To resolve this, connect the ECG cable, connect the module, configure either the ImpResp waveform or Resp parameter window on the monitor screen, connect any disconnected lead wires and/or electrodes, and set Impedance Respiration Measurement “On” from the Setup tab in the Impedance respiration menu.
What to do if GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Probe off'?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Probe off SpO2 probe off', it means the SpO2 probe is not connected to the patient. To resolve this, connect the SpO2 probe to the patient.
What does it mean if GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'No probe'?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'No probe' or 'No SpO2 probe', it means the SpO2 probe is not connected to the module. Connect the SpO2 probe to the module to resolve this.
What does 'Check probe' mean on GE HEALTHCARE E-PSM Medical Equipment?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment shows 'Check probe' or 'Check SpO2 probe', it means the red and infrared signals are not in balance. To solve this, check the SpO2 probe and replace it if needed.
What does it mean if GE HEALTHCARE E-PSM displays RA/R, LA/L, or LL/F lead off?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'RA/R lead off LA/L lead off LL/F lead off', it means that one of the lead wires or electrodes (RA, LA, or LL) is disconnected. To fix this, check the lead wire and electrode connections.
What does 'XX/YY lead off' mean on GE HEALTHCARE E-PSM?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'XX/YY lead off', it indicates that one or more lead wires or electrodes are disconnected. To resolve this, check the lead wire and electrode connections.
What to do if GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Leads off'?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Leads off', this indicates that one or more lead wires or electrodes are disconnected. In this case, check the lead wire and electrode connections.
General| Brand | GE HEALTHCARE |
|---|---|
| Model | E-PSM |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Instructs to complete electrical safety tests as per the monitor's technical manual.
Describes the setup, connections, and configuration needed for functional testing of modules.
Explains the steps for temperature calibration, including required tools and procedures.
Outlines when and how to perform NIBP calibration, including required equipment and procedure.
Provides step-by-step instructions for disassembling and reassembling these specific module types.
Instructs to complete electrical safety tests as per the monitor's installation checkout.
Instructs to complete electrical safety tests as per the monitor's technical manual.
Describes test setup, connections, and monitor configuration for functional checks.
Details the procedure for calibrating invasive pressure channels, including required tools and connections.
Details the procedure for calibrating invasive pressure channels, including required tools and connections.
Details the procedure for adjusting sample flow rate using a mass flowmeter and calibration software.
Details the procedure for adjusting sample flow rate using a mass flowmeter and calibration software.
Details required equipment and calibration check procedures for NIBP.
Explains the steps for temperature calibration, including required tools and procedures.
Explains gas calibration procedures, including required tools, connections, and the calibration process.
Explains gas calibration procedures, including required tools, connections, and the calibration process.
Provides initial troubleshooting hints to localize problems, checking compatibility and module connections.
Details essential precautions for handling components susceptible to ESD damage to prevent failure.
Details procedures for disassembling and reassembling the E-P, E-PT, or E-PP modules.
Details procedures for replacing the front cover and the NMT board.
Details procedures for replacing components like the battery, labels, and boards.
