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Failure Description  Possible Cause  Recommended Action 
[00000100] is 
displayed 
The measured range of the 
ventilator flow sensor is 
abnormal. 
1. Check whether the sampling line is 
connected correctly.   
2. Diagnose the failure using the valve 
diagnosis tool: In the calibration 
airway connection environment, start 
the valve diagnosis tool. Seal the 
expiratory valve with 4000 DA. Turn 
on the inspiratory valve gradually, and 
observe the measured values on the 
calibration device when each valve is 
switched on. If the measured value on 
the calibration device close to (smaller 
than) 45 L/min corresponds to a 
sampling AD greater than 3900 on the 
inspiratory flow sensor, the measured 
range of the flow sensor on the 
machine end is abnormal. In this case, 
replace the flow sensor on the 
machine end.   
[00000200] is 
displayed 
The inspiratory flow sensor 
does not satisfy monotonicity.   
1. Check whether the check valve on 
the inspiratory flow sensor end is 
connected correctly.   
2. Check whether the sampling line is 
connected correctly.   
3. Replace the inspiratory flow sensor.   
4. Replace the VCM.   
[00000400] is 
displayed 
The expiratory flow sensor 
does not satisfy monotonicity.   
1. Check whether the check valve is 
connected correctly.   
2. Check whether the sampling line is 
connected correctly.   
3. Replace the expiratory flow sensor.   
4. Replace the VCM.   
[00000800] is 
displayed 
The ventilator flow sensor does 
not satisfy monotonicity.   
1. Check whether the sampling line is 
connected correctly.   
2. Replace the ventilator flow sensor.   
3. Replace the VCM.   
[00001000] is 
displayed 
The resolution of the 
inspiratory flow sensor is 
incorrect.  
1. Check the sampling line connection 
and tightness.   
2. Check the gas supply pressure.   
3. Check the configuration of the 
calibration device.   
4. Troubleshoot the sensor and valve 
fault using the valve diagnosis tool. 
For details, see section 5.4. 
5. Replace the corresponding flow 
sensor on the circuit.   
6. Replace the VCM.