Maintenance
1. Dip cotton swabs in ethyl alcohol and wring out the excess solution.
NOTE:
Do not use products that can harm the heating element, such as sandpaper.
2. Open the printer door.
3. Gently wipe the heating element with the cotton swabs.
NOTE:
• The printhead gets hot when recording. Do not touch the thermal
printhead directly.
• Avoid unnecessary force when handling the printhead.
4. Re-insert the paper and close the printer door when the heating element is
completely dry.
NOTE:
Use only original GE Healthcare writer paper. This paper has a special coating
that prevents electrostatic buildup and contamination and debris collection
on the printhead. Using other paper may result in recordings of poor quality.
Use of other papers may wear out the printhead prematurely and may void
the warranty.
Charge the Battery
You must charge the battery before initial use and in between acquisitions.
• To make sure a fully charged battery before initial use, charge the device before
you use it for the first time.
• To make sure a fully charged battery in between acquisitions, power off the
system and connect it to an AC wall outlet until you use the system again. This
prolongs battery runtime.
The battery status indicator in the upper-right corner of the Acquisition screen shows
how much charge the battery has available, and when the device is charging the
battery. For more information on the battery status indicator, see Battery Status on
page 16.
• When the battery is charging, the color of the battery status indicator on the
screen is green. The battery LED on the keyboard flashes the amber light at two-
second intervals.
• When the battery is low or critically low, the color of the battery status indicator on
the screen is red. If the total charge level drops below 15%, an error tone notifies
you and a message displays indicating that the battery is low. If the total charge
level drops below 10%, the error tone is louder, longer, and sounds every minute,
and a message displays indicating that the battery is critically low and you should
connect to AC power immediately. The battery LED on the keyboard flashes the
amber light at half-second intervals.
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