What causes the test failure of distal flow sensor on a Magnamed Fan?
If the distal flow sensor test fails on your Magnamed Fan, it could be because the output of the breathing circuit was not occluded. Restart the equipment and redo the self-test with the respiratory circuit closed.
What does test failure of proportional valves mean on Magnamed Fan?
If the proportional valves test fails on your Magnamed Fan, it's likely due to the pressure of the gas network being below the lower limit. Check and reset the network pressure to reach the specified range.
Why does the parameter setting return to the previous value on my Magnamed Fleximag?
If the parameter setting returns to the previous value on your Magnamed Fan, it means that the adjustment was not confirmed. Confirm the adjustment by pressing the button or by touching the parameter.
Why is the backup not active on my Magnamed Fleximag?
If the backup is not active on your Magnamed Fan, the apnea time alarm might be off. Set an interval for the apnea alarm.
Why is the high pressure alarm going off on my Magnamed Fan?
The high pressure alarm on your Magnamed Fan may be triggered by several factors. It could be due to a change in the patient's respiratory mechanics, requiring you to establish suitable parameters for ventilatory support. Alternatively, there might be an obstruction in the respiratory circuit's expiratory limb or its exhalation valve; in this case, unblock the circuit or reposition the respiratory valve diaphragm. Another cause could be an obstruction in the patient’s airways, which would require you to remove obstructions or aspirate the patient’s airways. Check if the inspiratory pressure monitored is greater than expected, and adjust the setting of inspiratory pressure. Also, consider if the Automatic Tube Compensation (ATC) is on, and turn it off or set it to automatic compensation of ...
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