What to do if ventilation pressure is implausibly high with Lowenstein Medical Equipment?
If the ventilation pressure is implausibly high, it may be due to accessories increasing the flow resistance. Try exchanging the breathing circuit or filter. Also, remove or prevent condensate in the breathing circuit.
How to fix a Lowenstein Medical Equipment when a USB stick is not detected?
If the USB stick is not being detected, the issue might be incorrect formatting. The elisa 300 / elisa 500 devices only support a FAT32-formatted USB stick. Ensure the USB stick is formatted with a standard operating system like Windows.
What to do if connected accessories don't work with Lowenstein Medical Equipment?
If a connected accessory isn't working, the function may not be configured for the user or it may have been configured for another interface. You can review the current interface configuration on the “Status” tab by selecting the second view.
What causes a different measured PEEP value from the set value in Lowenstein Medical Equipment?
A difference between measured and set PEEP values can be caused by contamination of the PEEP membrane with medication residue after a drug nebulization procedure. This can happen if the expiratory filter is missing or unsuitable, or if the replacement interval is too long. To resolve this, exchange the expiratory valve and install a suitable expiratory filter for drug nebulization, or choose a shorter replacement interval.
How to display a required reading on Lowenstein Medical Equipment?
If a required reading, ventilation mode, function, parameter, or curve is not displayed, it is possible that the desired function or display has not been configured for the user. Please contact the responsible person in your ward or your service technician.
General| Brand | Lowenstein Medical |
|---|---|
| Model | elisa 500 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides essential safety information and precautions for using the ventilator.
Explains the built-in safety functions of the ventilator, such as power-up tests and alarms.
Covers connecting the ventilator to mains supply and using the internal rechargeable battery.
Explains the use, charging, and service life of the internal rechargeable battery.
Explains the system test procedure, patient category selection, and performing the test.
Covers setting ventilation modes, changing modes, and setting ventilation parameters.
Explains how to set the active ventilation mode using the coloured bar and menu options.
Provides a table listing common errors, their possible causes, and corrective measures.
Explains the alarm system, its priority levels, and how alarm messages are displayed and sorted.
Details how to view alarm messages, their causes, and corrective actions.
Classifies alarms by priority level, indicating how they are displayed via LED and sound.
Details the procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the intensive care ventilator and its components.
Specifies default alarm limits for MVmin/max, Vtmin/max, Leakage, etc., for different patient categories and modes.
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