What to do if Invacare Platinum P5NXG1 Oxygen Equipment displays Valve Coil Failure?
If your Invacare Oxygen Equipment displays a Valve Coil Failure, restart the unit using the stop/start button. If the alarm persists, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Oxygen Equipment displays Low Oxygen Concentration Diagnostics?
If your Invacare Oxygen Equipment displays Low Oxygen Concentration Diagnostics, begin by ensuring the flowmeter is set between 1.0-5.0 L/min. Next, inspect the cabinet filter. Finally, check for any kinks or blockages, such as a kinked cannula or blocked vents. If the issue persists, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Platinum P5NXG1 Oxygen Equipment displays Low Oxygen Concentration Shut Down?
If your Invacare Oxygen Equipment shuts down due to Low Oxygen Concentration, first ensure the flowmeter is set between 1.0-5.0 L/min. Inspect the cabinet filter. Check for any kinks or blockages (kinked cannula, blocked vents, etc.). If the problem persists, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Platinum P5NXG1 Oxygen Equipment shows Potential Obstruction Alert?
If your Invacare Oxygen Equipment displays a Potential Obstruction Alert, first check if the flowmeter is set between 1.0-5.0 L/min. Then, inspect the cabinet filter and check for any kinks or blockages in the system, such as a kinked cannula or blocked vents. If the alarm persists after these checks, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Oxygen Equipment shows High Pressure?
If your Invacare Oxygen Equipment indicates High Pressure, check that the flowmeter is set between 1.0-5.0 L/min. Inspect the cabinet filter and look for any kinks or blockages, including a kinked cannula or blocked vents. If the alarm continues, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Platinum P5NXG1 shows High Temperature Alert?
If your Invacare Oxygen Equipment displays a High Temperature Alert: * Inspect for blocked vents. * Ensure the device is in the specified operating environment. If the alarm persists, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Platinum P5NXG1 displays Calibration Failure?
If your Invacare Oxygen Equipment displays a Calibration Failure, restart the unit using the stop/start button. If the alarm persists, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Oxygen Equipment displays Fan Not Connected?
If your Invacare Oxygen Equipment displays a Fan Not Connected message, restart the unit using the stop/start button. If the alarm continues, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Platinum P5NXG1 Oxygen Equipment displays Pressure Sensor Out of Range Low?
If your Invacare Oxygen Equipment displays a Pressure Sensor Out of Range Low alert, restart the unit using the stop/start button. If the alarm continues, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Oxygen Equipment shows Oxygen Sensor Heater Open Failure?
If your Invacare Oxygen Equipment displays an Oxygen Sensor Heater Open Failure, restart the unit using the stop/start button. If the alarm persists, contact your provider.
General| Brand | Invacare |
|---|---|
| Model | Platinum P5NXG1 |
| Category | Oxygen Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides a brief overview of the initial setup and operation of the oxygen concentrator.
Explains manual symbols, defines the device's intended use, and lists indications for use.
Details contraindications, target patient groups, and a description of the oxygen concentrator.
Outlines essential instructions and warnings for the safe installation, assembly, and operation.
Identifies and labels the various parts of the oxygen concentrator.
Details the icons, indicator lights, and their meanings on the device display.
Illustrates the internal air flow path of the oxygen concentrator.
Shows the location of labels on the device and explains the meaning of various symbols.
Lists and describes recommended and optional accessories for the concentrator.
Instructions for unpacking the device and inspecting it for any damage.
Guidelines for storing the oxygen concentrator properly.
Procedure and safety precautions for stacking multiple concentrator units.
Overview of device use, transport methods, and guidelines for selecting an operating location.
Detailed steps for setting up the concentrator, including humidifier bottle and cannula.
Instructions for setting the flowrate and verifying oxygen delivery.
Information on the initial start-up period and how to check the device's operating hours.
Information on expected service life and procedures for cleaning the concentrator cabinet.
Instructions for cleaning or replacing the cabinet air filters.
Guidance on cleaning the humidifier bottle and a patient maintenance checklist.
Procedures for preventative maintenance and cleaning between patient use.
Guidelines for the proper disposal and recycling of the product.
Details on components considered normal wear items and warranty considerations.
Guidance for common issues, alarm types, and indicator lights.
Lists and explains various error codes and their corresponding solutions.
Provides technical specifications, electrical requirements, and performance data.
Information regarding EMC compliance and guidance for electromagnetic environments.
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