What does ERR 013 mean on MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment?
The 'ERR 013' on your MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment indicates that a communication error occurs between M0 and M4. You can: 1. Check the fluid/patient side occlusion pressure board and related connection cable. 2. Check the connection cable between the main board and pump door board. 3. Check the main board.
What to do if MEDCAPTAIN HP-60 Medical Equipment shows 'BAT Low'?
When the 'BAT Low' alarm appears on your MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment, it signifies low battery power. You should immediately connect the equipment to an external AC or DC power source to resolve this.
What to do if MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment shows 'BAT Empty'?
If your MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment displays 'BAT Empty', it means the device has run out of battery power. The suggested solution is to immediately connect it to an external AC or DC power source.
How to resolve 'No Battery' error on MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment?
If your MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment indicates 'No Battery', it may be due to the absence of a built-in battery or a failure of the built-in battery. To fix this, install the battery.
What does ERR 005 mean on MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment?
The 'ERR 005' on your MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment indicates that the monitored voltage is smaller than 1.67V or greater than 2.25V. You can: 1. Check the main board and related connection cable (generally, check whether the C71 voltage on the main board falls within the range of 1.67-2.25V).
What does ERR 008 mean on MEDCAPTAIN HP-60 Medical Equipment?
The 'ERR 008' on your MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment indicates that the monitored voltage is smaller than 2.47V or greater than 3.24V. You can: 1. Check the power board and related connection cable.
Why does MEDCAPTAIN HP-60 show 'Reminder Alarm'?
The 'Reminder Alarm' on your MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment appears when no key operation is performed within 2 minutes after the syringe is installed. To eliminate the alarm, tap any key.
What does 'Relay Failed' mean on MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment?
The 'Relay Failed' alarm on your MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment indicates that communication was interrupted during the relay process, or external interference caused a relay sequence failure. Tap Stop to eliminate the alarm. Enable the local relay again.
What does 'Infusion Near End' mean on MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment?
The 'Infusion Near End' alarm on your MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment indicates that the infusion will be completed in the alarm time. Wait until the infusion is completed.
What to do if MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment shows 'No Drop Sensor'?
The 'No Drop Sensor' alarm on your MEDCAPTAIN Medical Equipment indicates that the drop detection function is enabled, but the drop sensor is not installed during the infusion. You should install the drop sensor, or stop the infusion and disable the drop detection function.
Company rights, copyright, and statement of operation.
Qualifications and permissions needed for service personnel.
Manual scope and differences from modified devices.
User's obligation to perform safety checks per standards.
Warnings regarding power supply and maintenance risks.
Compliance with ISO, MDD, and CE certification.
High voltage warnings and risks of improper maintenance.
List of common acronyms used in the manual.
Visual guide to symbols used in the manual.
After-sales service details including address, fax, and website.
Purpose of the product and its main components.
Labeled diagram of the front and pump door interior.
Labeled diagram of the rear view and list of accessories.
Detailed specifications including dimensions, conditions, power, and screen.
Description of indicators, ports, and core infusion parameters.
Occlusion, air bubble, modes, library, alarms, wireless, safety standards.
Visual representation of the HP-60 infusion pump's circuit layout.
Circuit description and functions of the power and main control boards.
Details on Pump Door, Drop Sensor, Motor Speed, Pump Finger, Occlusion, Tube, Anti-Free-Flow boards.
Description of Door Potentiometer Assembly and Battery Pack.
Step-by-step guide for performing various sensor tests on the device.
Importance of regular checks and customer maintenance.
Procedures for checking, removing, and installing the internal battery.
Steps to prepare the device for cleaning and recommended cleaning methods.
Warnings and procedures for disinfecting the device and air drying.
Steps to calibrate the touch screen and door potentiometer.
Procedures for calibrating pressure sensors and occlusion levitate values.
Steps for adjusting pump head pressure and calibrating infusion accuracy.
Classification of alarms into low, middle, and high levels with sound/light indicators.
Table of common alarm messages, causes, and troubleshooting steps.
Troubleshooting for system errors, voltage issues, and communication errors.
Refers to appendix for checks after repair and troubleshooting notes.
Steps for removing battery, panels, sockets, speakers, AC-DC module.
Steps for removing various PCBA modules and sensor modules.
Steps for removing peristalsis pump, motor, and door drive assemblies.
Steps for fastener removal and general assembly recommendations.
Tools and detailed steps for upgrading the device software.
Comprehensive checklist for periodic safety inspections.
General| Brand | MEDCAPTAIN |
|---|---|
| Model | HP-60 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
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