Why am I getting errors in indicated patient weight on my Getinge Medical Equipment?
If you're getting incorrect patient weight readings on your Getinge Medical Equipment bed, it might be because the deck is obstructed. Make sure the deck isn't touching any furniture, curtains, or cables. Also, check if weight has been added to the bed without using the auto compensation function. As well, try raising the bed from its lowest position.
Why is my Getinge Medical Equipment bed making an audible tone?
If your Getinge Medical Equipment bed is making an audible tone, it's likely running on the backup battery. To resolve this, check that the power supply cord is properly plugged in and that the electricity supply is functioning correctly. Also, inspect the fuse in the mains plug.
What to do if one or more bed functions are inoperative on Getinge Arjohuntleigh Citadel?
If one or more bed functions are not working on your Getinge Medical Equipment, the function(s) may be locked on the ACP. Unlock the function(s) on the ACP to restore operation.
Why does the alarm sound when the patient moves on the Getinge Medical Equipment bed?
If your Getinge Medical Equipment bed alarm sounds when the patient moves, the movement detection threshold might be set too low. Try increasing the VariZone patient movement detection threshold setting.
What to do if the deck cannot be lowered and error code AES is displayed on Getinge Medical Equipment?
If the deck of your Getinge Medical Equipment bed cannot be lowered and the error code AES is displayed, the Anti-Entrapment system has likely been activated. Remove any obstructions from below the deck. If the bed still won't lower, further assistance may be needed.
How to fix deck that cannot be lowered on Getinge Arjohuntleigh Citadel?
If the deck of your Getinge Medical Equipment cannot be lowered, it could be due to a height control software error. Try raising the deck to its maximum height to reset the software.
What does error code E300 mean on Getinge Arjohuntleigh Citadel?
If error code E300 is displayed on your Getinge Medical Equipment, it means a control button has been depressed for more than 90 seconds. Remove pressure from all control buttons. If the error code doesn't clear, further assistance may be needed.
What to do if the backrest does not lower using the manual CPR backrest release handle on Getinge Arjohuntleigh Citadel Medical Equipment?
If the backrest on your Getinge Medical Equipment doesn't lower when using the manual CPR backrest release handle, it may be due to mis-adjustment of the CPR backrest release cable. Pull the CPR release handle and push the backrest down to initiate lowering.
Why is the nurse call function not working on my Getinge Medical Equipment?
If the nurse call function isn't working on your Getinge Medical Equipment, the nurse call cable may not be connected or might be the wrong type. Check to ensure the cable is the correct type and is properly connected.
Why are the TV / lighting controls not working on my Getinge Medical Equipment?
If the TV or lighting controls aren't working on your Getinge Medical Equipment, the nurse call cable may not be connected or might be the wrong type. Check to ensure the cable is the correct type and is properly connected.
General| Brand | Getinge |
|---|---|
| Model | Arjohuntleigh Citadel |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Key safety guidelines to consider before using the bed.
General protocols, brakes, bed height, fluids, oxygen, lock-outs, power cord safety.
Specifies use, indications, and contraindications for the bed.
Safe working load, patient weight limits, and height recommendations.
Steps to prepare the weighing mechanism before bed use.
Power supply, equalization terminal, and nurse call/RS232 connections.
Installation of auxiliary power, Skin IQ, therapy systems, and SafeSet.
Sockets, length, brakes, steering, side rails, head/foot boards.
Light, battery, control panels, handsets, auto-chair.
Accuracy, initialization, units, auto-compensation, error codes.
VariZone, Anti-Entrapment, SafeSet indicators.
Steps for safely placing and completing patient placement.
CPR, bathing, transfer, and transport guidelines.
Deck sections, decontamination, and cleaning procedures.
Maintenance checks for caregivers and qualified personnel.
Common issues, error codes, fault indications, and accessories.
EMC standards and guidance for safe operation.
Technical data, dimensions, environmental, and symbol explanations.
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