What to do if Hill-Rom P500 shows an error and the light bar is flashing orange?
If an error appears on the display and the light bar is flashing orange, remove the occupant from the unit, and then call Hill-Rom Technical Support for assistance.
What to do if an alarm does not fully turn off on Hill-Rom P500 Medical Equipment?
If an alarm does not fully turn off, try pressing the Silence control.
Why Hill-Rom Medical Equipment unit does not go into Turn Assist mode?
The unit might not enter Turn Assist mode if the Confirm Rails Up control wasn't pressed within two minutes before or after pressing the Turn Assist control, or if the head of bed angle exceeds 30°. For detailed instructions, please consult the 'Turn Assist' section.
General| Brand | Hill-Rom |
|---|---|
| Model | P500 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Key instructions to mitigate electrocution, burns, fire, and injury risks.
Advice on electrical shock and safe use of oxygen equipment.
Guidance on interpreting and responding to system error light bar signals.
Safe practices for using and storing the power cord.
Ensuring stability and proper placement of the control unit during transport.
Safety warnings for cleaning, including electrical shock and moisture.
Cautions regarding specific cleaning methods and products.
Recommended method for cleaning the unit with detergent and warm water.
Instructions for steam cleaning and removing difficult spots or stains.
Recommendations for disinfecting the unit between occupant uses.
Steps for machine washing the coverlet with bleach or disinfectant.
Warning against using high temperatures to dry the coverlet.
Details on contacting support and providing unit serial number.
Guidelines for storing and discarding the P500 unit.
Dangers associated with improper use of the grounding plug and cord.
Guidance on using temporary adapters and proper grounding connections.
Advice on using three-wire extension cords with grounded plugs.
Specifies where the P500 can be used and its weight/height restrictions.
Crucial warnings regarding spinal cord injury, weight limits, and entrapment risks.
Details on setting alarms, pressure levels, modes, and occupant weight.
Location and function of the power switch for the control unit.
How to use the CPR control for hyperinflation and warnings about bed frame controls.
Explanation of different light bar colors and patterns indicating system status.
Action required if the light bar is flashing orange due to a system error.
Overview of controls and their functions on the control panel.
How the display provides system status and guides user selections.
Instructions for locking and unlocking control panel functions.
Functionality of '+' and '-' controls for selection and adjustment.
How to switch between pounds and kilograms for weight display.
Details on audible alarms, flashing indicators, and display messages.
Adjusting the audible volume level for system alarms.
How the Out of Bed alarm monitors occupant presence and its limitations.
How the Head Alarm monitors head section angle and triggers alerts.
Setting timed reminders for care tasks.
Adjusting the audible volume level for system alarms.
Temporarily muting audible and visual alarm signals.
How to increase or decrease air pressure in different sections of the surface.
How the system adjusts pressure based on occupant weight and head angle.
How to make the surface very firm and its duration.
Importance of raising siderails for safe occupant turning.
How to temporarily turn the occupant left or right using the system.
Pre-operation checks and control activation for turning assistance.
How the system manages air pressure for occupant sleep.
Information on surface use, bladder integrity, and occupant limits.
How AMT reduces heat and moisture buildup for occupant comfort.
Antimicrobial properties and use of SmartSilver® Ions.
Caution regarding proper identification of components when using the sleeve.
Steps for inserting an X-ray cassette into the sleeve.
Connecting the hose assembly to the control unit and surface.
Referencing service manual for detailed installation procedures.
Warning to verify correct siderail function before occupant placement.
Ensuring straps are only through the sleep deck to allow bed articulation.
Steps to adjust hangers for proper fit and height.
Ensuring the control unit is correctly mounted on the footboard.
Procedure for powering on and interpreting self-test results and error indications.
Steps to correctly enter the occupant's weight in pounds or kilograms.
Key warnings about accurate weight entry and alarm conditions.
Steps for safely transferring an occupant onto or off the therapy surface.
Procedure for powering off and preparing the unit for transport.
What happens when power is lost and how the system recovers.
List of compatible Hill-Rom and Stryker bed frames for the P500.
Cautions regarding safe working load and use of unapproved frames.
How the P500's alarm works and its recommendation over frame alarms.
Steps for adjusting the bed and connecting the hose with a fracture frame.
Importance of evaluating entrapment risk and ensuring siderails are latched.
Understanding siderails as reminders and checking fit with different beds.
Caution regarding hose placement to prevent damage in Reverse Trendelenburg.
Resolving issues with solid orange or flashing orange light bar errors.
Troubleshooting why the Turn Assist mode may not activate.
How to temporarily silence and fully turn off system alarms.
Product numbers for capital and rental units.
Dimensions, weight, and occupant capacity of the P500 surface.
Recommended temperature and humidity ranges for use and storage.
Details on power distribution and maximum current draw.
Information on the required fuse type and rating.
Device meets requirements for electromagnetic compatibility.
Advice on preventing and managing potential electromagnetic interference.
Caution on accessing the service mode for authorized personnel only.
Procedure for deflating the mattress, including rental and capital unit differences.
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