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1 Important Information
1.1 Service personnel
This service manual is intended for qualified service personnel only. Service may only be
conducted by personnel who
Have basic knowledge of electronic circuits and mechanical engineering.
Have basic knowledge of medical devices and clinical applications thereof.
Have received proper training on maintenance and servicing of MEDCAPTAIN products and
have a certain knowledge of the applicable device principles, structure, performance and
operation.
Have the necessary equipment and instruments available.
Have written permission of MEDCAPTAIN to conduct servicing.
1.2 The Limitations of the Service Manual
This service manual describes all performance and configurations of the listed device only.
Other devices’ performance and configurations are not included here. There are differences
between the published manual and the actual status of the device, especially when a device has
been modified, corresponding maintenance information may be needed. Therefore, this service
manual may be used together with some follow-up complementary information.
MEDCAPTAIN will complement the relevant information timely according to the actual
situation of the device modification.
Service personnel should also refer to the Operation Manual.
1.3 Device Maintenance and Inspection
The power supply of this device can reach to 100-240V. Maintenance contrary to the
requirements of the service manual may cause electric shock, serious injury or even death.
Maintenance against the requirements of this service manual may seriously damage the
device.
The service personnel must be trained and have received permission in writing by
MEDCAPTAIN to do so.
The maintenance must be performed under electrostatic discharge (ESD) protective
conditions. Do not touch PCBA or semiconductors by hand without any protective measure.
Do not work on the display by using sharp objects. Sharp objects may damage the display.
Do not disinfect the infusion pump by using high-pressure steam sterilization.
Before testing the internal battery operation, check the battery to ensure that sufficient power
is available. Recharge, if required.
Liquid intrusion into the AC power socket, USB or nurse call socket may cause short-circuit.
When connecting the power cable, check if the connecting parts are dry. If liquid have spilled
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