What to do if software revisions appear on the EL screen without OKs on GE Giraffe OmniBed Medical Equipment?
If software revisions appear on the EL screen without OKs, hold the override button (greater than 37) during power up until the software revision screen appears. Then, release the button, and the first service screen will appear.
General| Temperature Control | Yes |
|---|---|
| Humidity Control | Yes |
| Servo Humidity Control | Yes |
| Oxygen Delivery | Yes |
| Scale | Integrated |
| Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg | ±12° |
| Rotating Mattress | No |
| X-ray Compatibility | Yes |
| Mobility | Yes, with casters |
| Category | Incubator |
| Humidity Range | 30% to 95% |
| Oxygen Hood | Yes |
| Access Ports | Multiple |
| Modes | Air Mode, Skin Mode |
| Power Requirements | 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz |
Defines the manual's purpose and target audience.
Explains symbols and formatting used to convey safety information.
Lists related documents and their part numbers for manual kits.
Identifies and explains symbols displayed on the Giraffe OmniBed.
Outlines the user's role in proper operation, maintenance, and repair.
Specifies the required qualifications for personnel performing service.
Highlights critical safety precautions to prevent injury or damage.
Provides important notes on handling and servicing to prevent equipment damage.
Describes the microcontroller, memory, and I/O of the main control board.
Details safety relays, SSRs, current sense circuits, and power supplies.
Explains the microcontroller, inputs, memory, and graphics controller for the display.
Specifies the universal input switching power supply capabilities and voltage ranges.
Lists isolation transformers, toroidal transformer, SSRs, and battery backup.
Explains the oxygen sensing, delivery, and control system components and operation.
Describes the operation of the humidifier, including water entry and steam generation.
Outlines visual and functional checks of the unit's physical components and operation.
Details procedures for verifying software self-tests and system status.
Describes how to verify the operational status of the humidifier.
Provides steps for leak checks and pre-use calibration of the oxygen system.
Details procedures for checking the mechanical and weight accuracy of the scale.
Lists recommended maintenance frequencies and tasks for the unit.
Identifies tools required for performing service procedures.
Provides step-by-step instructions for calibrating the unit's core functions.
Details the procedure for calibrating the system to the input line voltage.
Outlines the process for calibrating the humidity sensor and system.
Describes the automatic calibration routine for the oxygen delivery system.
Provides instructions for calibrating the unit's weight scale.
Describes the unit's startup behavior in user and service modes.
Explains how to access and navigate the service screen for diagnostics.
Lists common alarms, their causes, and recommended actions for resolution.
Details system failure codes, their meanings, and troubleshooting steps.
Provides a guide to diagnosing issues based on observed symptoms.
Offers further guidance and tips for diagnosing and resolving problems.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing and replacing the unit's canopy.
Instructions for replacing or servicing the seals on the canopy.
Details the disassembly and repair of the right side rail assembly.
Outlines procedures for servicing internal components of the left rail.
Covers the disassembly and repair of the radiant heater system.
Describes procedures for accessing and repairing components in the lower section.
Provides instructions for disassembling, repairing, and reassembling the humidifier.
Details the removal and replacement of components within the controller and display modules.
Covers installation, sensor housing, and valve housing repairs for the oxygen system.
Presents detailed diagrams of the unit's components for identification.
Lists various optional accessories available for the unit.
Shows illustrations and part numbers for warning and identification labels.
Provides diagrams of the circuit board layouts with component identification.
Lists the electrical power specifications for the unit's operation.
Details the safety and performance standards the unit complies with.
Lists the unit's alarm conditions, their triggers, and set points.
Provides technical specifications for system accuracy, warm-up time, and air velocity.
Outlines the physical dimensions and weight capacities of the unit and its accessories.
Describes the pinout and cable requirements for RS-232 serial communication.
Explains the format and content of the data transmitted via RS-232.
Details the contact ratings and connector pin assignments for the nurse call system.
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