To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Nidek Medical Equipment does not operate with the I-O button ON?
If the Nidek Medical Equipment does not operate even when the I-O button is in the ON position and an intermittent alarm sounds, it may be due to the power cable not being correctly plugged in or a power failure. Check the cable connection and the circuit breaker on the front of the unit.
Why does the compressor on my Nidek Medical Equipment stop and start?
If the compressor of your Nidek Medical Equipment stops in mid-cycle and restarts after a few minutes, it may be because the compressor thermal safety device has been activated, the fan is not working, or the filters are dirty. Stop the device and allow it to cool down. Clean the cabinet filter and try starting it again. Reset the circuit breaker. If it still doesn't start, it is advised to contact your equipment supplier.
What to do if there is no flow with Nidek Medical Equipment and the alarm sounds?
If the I-O button is ON, the compressor is operating, but there is no flow and the audible alarm sounds continuously on your Nidek Medical Equipment, it could be due to a broken pneumatic connection or another pressure problem. Stop the device by pressing the I-O (ON/OFF) button and contact your equipment supplier.
How to fix interrupted oxygen flow in Nidek Medical Equipment?
If the oxygen enriched product flow is interrupted at the nasal cannula outlet of your Nidek Medical Equipment, it might be due to a disconnected tube or a humidifier that isn't tight. Ensure that all tubing connections are secure and that the tubing is not kinked.
Why does the audible alarm sound continuously on Nidek Medical Equipment?
If the I-O button is ON, the compressor is operating, there is a flow, but the audible alarm sounds continuously on your Nidek Medical Equipment, it could be due to an internal electrical fault or a pneumatic circuit fault. Stop the device and contact your equipment supplier.
Why is the flow irregular from my Nidek Medical Equipment cannula?
If the flow at the nasal cannula outlet of your Nidek Medical Equipment is irregular, it could be because the cannula tubing is kinked. Straighten the tubing; if it's damaged, contact your equipment supplier.
What does it mean when the red light stays on Nidek Medical Equipment?
If the red light remains lighted on your Nidek Medical Equipment, the product pressure may be too low or too high. Contact your equipment supplier.
Why doesn't the alarm test work on my Nidek Medical Equipment?
If the alarm test does not work on your Nidek Medical Equipment, it may be because the capacitor is not charged or there is an internal electrical fault. If the backup capacitor has discharged, operate the unit for approximately 10 minutes and retest. Otherwise, contact your equipment supplier.
Why is the green light off on my Nidek Medical Equipment?
If the compressor operates and the I-O button is in the ON position, but the green light is not lighted on your Nidek Medical Equipment, it could be a faulty indicator. Contact your equipment supplier.
What does a rapidly pulsing alarm mean on Nidek Medical Equipment?
If your Nidek Medical Equipment emits a rapidly pulsing alarm, it could be related to power quality. If the problem persists, contact your power provider.
General| Brand | Nidek Medical |
|---|---|
| Model | Mark 5 Nuvo Lite |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Safety precautions related to oxygen use, flammability, and atmospheric conditions.
Safety guidelines for operating and maintaining the device, including electrical safety.
Identification and description of components on the front and rear panels of the device.
Instructions for initial setup and installation of the oxygen concentrator.
Specific instructions for using the device for direct oxygen therapy.
Detailed steps for cleaning the device and disinfecting accessories.
Information on periodic maintenance tasks and recommended service intervals.
Details on compatible accessories and necessary spare parts for the device.
List of materials used in parts that directly or indirectly contact the patient.
Explanation of how the oxygen concentrator functions to produce oxygen.
Details on the various alarms and built-in safety mechanisms of the device.
Explanation of the meaning of the green and red indicator lights on the device.
Specifications such as dimensions, weight, noise level, and flow rates.
Details on power supply, filters, air circulation, and environmental operating limits.
List of standards and compliance requirements the device adheres to.
Guidelines for the proper disposal of device waste and the unit itself.
Recommended schedule for preventive maintenance tasks.
Guide to identifying and resolving common operational problems with the device.
Information on recording maintenance activities for the device.
Guidelines and declarations regarding electromagnetic emissions and immunity.
Guidance on safe separation distances from RF communication equipment.
