How to fix Shenzhen mindray BeneHeart R3 that won't power on?
If your Shenzhen mindray Medical Equipment does not power up, ensure the power cord is securely connected to AC mains. Also, verify that the battery is installed and has sufficient charge. If the battery is low, connect the equipment to AC mains to charge it while running.
Why is the recorder not working on my Shenzhen mindray BeneHeart R3?
If the Shenzhen mindray Medical Equipment recorder isn't working, first check if paperless recording is enabled and disable it in the menu. Then, make sure recording paper is properly loaded and the recorder door is completely closed. If the print head is too hot, wait for it to cool down. If the battery is depleted, connect the equipment to AC mains.
What to do if my Shenzhen mindray BeneHeart R3 Medical Equipment shows a low battery warning?
General| CMRR | ≥ 100 dB |
|---|---|
| Input Impedance | ≥ 50 MΩ |
| Pacemaker Detection | Yes |
| Defibrillation Modes | Manual, AED |
| Pacing Rate | 30-180 ppm |
| SpO2 Monitoring | Yes |
| NIBP Monitoring | Yes |
| Waveform | ECG |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| ECG Channels | 3-channel |
| Operating Mode | Manual |
| Recorder | thermal printer |
| Paper Speed | 25 mm/s, 50 mm/s |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Battery | Rechargeable lithium-ion battery |
| Frequency Response | 0.05 Hz |
| Input Circuit Current | < 0.1 μA |
| Calibration Voltage | 1 mV |
| Defibrillation Protection | Yes |
| Energy Levels | 360 J |
Provides manufacturer and EC representative contact information for service and inquiries.
Explains the manual's purpose, scope, and the intended users of the electrocardiograph.
Defines text formatting and symbols used in the manual for clarity.
Explains the meaning of hazard indicators: Danger, Warning, Caution, and Note.
Provides a guide to understanding the various symbols used on the equipment and in the manual.
Defines the primary purpose and authorized applications of the electrocardiograph.
Details the front panel layout, display screen, and operating controls of the electrocardiograph.
Details how to use the ECG in normal mode for acquisition, measurement, and setup.
Describes Standby, Demo mode for demonstration, and Maintenance mode for service personnel.
Step-by-step guide for installing and unpacking the electrocardiograph and its accessories.
Specifies environmental conditions and how to connect the equipment to AC mains power.
Explains how to use, install, and charge the rechargeable battery for the ECG.
Instructions for loading both roll and Z-fold paper into the ECG recorder.
Guides on connecting the patient cable and performing essential checks before powering on the device.
Steps for turning the ECG on, initial configuration, and proper shutdown procedures.
How to navigate to and use the main menu for system configuration.
Details settings for ECG lead sequence, speed, gain, AC filter, and artifact filtering.
Configures paperless recording, report formats, printout sequences, and durations.
Options for searching, auto-saving, deleting files, and setting export formats.
Configures requirements for patient info entry, including detailed fields like race and medication.
Manages date, time, notification tones, brightness, standby, and auto-shut down settings.
Steps to enter and navigate the file management section of the ECG.
How to view, export, delete, and print patient archives from the directory screen.
Search patient archives by date/ID and manage configuration files (load/export).
Procedure for exporting equipment configuration to a USB memory device.
Guides on patient comfort, positioning, and proper skin preparation for electrode placement.
Instructions for connecting lead wires to electrodes and patient cables, including ECG accessory details.
Details on connecting chest and limb electrodes, including component descriptions and lead wire hookups.
Provides standard and pediatric electrode placement guidelines for accurate ECG readings.
Explains lead wire color codes and procedures for applying reusable electrodes.
Step-by-step instructions for applying disposable ECG electrodes.
How the system indicates lead off and procedures for quickly entering patient identification and age.
Inputting comprehensive patient details via the Patient Info screen, including race and medication.
Introduces Auto, Manual, and Rhythm measurement modes for ECG acquisition.
Step-by-step guide for performing automatic ECG acquisition and analysis.
Details how to perform manual ECG recording and rhythm measurement.
Summarizes the overall process of acquiring an ECG, from preparation to printing.
Customizing ECG waveform display settings and configuring the content and format of ECG reports.
Procedures for saving patient reports and printing copies of recent measurements.
Describes the system's capabilities for analyzing resting 12-lead ECG data.
Presents an example of a default ECG report with labeled components for reference.
Addresses issues like no power, noisy ECG data, recorder malfunctions, and paper jams.
Covers automatic shutdown, blank display, brightness issues, and understanding system messages.
Lists critical system messages requiring acknowledgment or action, with triggers and recommended actions.
Lists less urgent system messages that appear in the message area.
Explains battery status indicators and the procedure for charging the ECG's battery.
Details on battery replacement (service task) and essential guidelines for battery usage and life.
Best practices for maximizing battery life, including storage and testing recommendations.
Steps for conditioning a new battery and checking battery performance annually.
Guidelines for safely disposing of used or old batteries, following local regulations.
Detailed instructions on how to clean and disinfect the ECG equipment and accessories.
Specific steps for cleaning the main unit and its display screen using recommended agents.
How to clean reusable electrodes and the thermal print head for optimal performance.
Guidelines for disinfecting the equipment and sterilization of accessories, if applicable.
Procedures for performing routine visual inspections and thorough checks by service personnel.
Guidelines for storing thermal paper and ECG cables/lead wires to maintain their quality.
Information on performing electrical safety tests, refer to Appendix D for details.
Details ECG electrodes and patient cables, including model, description, and part numbers.
Lists other necessary items like lithium batteries, grounding cables, and recording paper.
Details the protection types, operation mode, and safety classification of the ECG.
Lists the required temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure for operation and storage.
Covers AC power input requirements and specifications for the rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Provides the physical size, weight, and shutdown delay information for the ECG unit.
Information on screen type, size, resolution, and equipment connectors.
Details on power/battery indicators, buzzer functions, and recorder type and paper specifications.
Lists detailed technical specifications for ECG measurement parameters, standards, and accuracy.
Explains RF emissions compliance and the electromagnetic environment for use.
Details immunity test levels and compliance requirements for various electromagnetic disturbances.
Lists common units used in the manual and their meanings.
Explains common mathematical symbols and special characters used in the document.
Provides a glossary of technical abbreviations and acronyms relevant to the ECG system.
Specific criteria for inspecting the power cord plug and strain relief for safety compliance.
Checks for physical integrity, noise, smells, and legibility of device labels.
Procedure and limits for testing the protective earth resistance of the ECG equipment.
Details tests for earth leakage and patient leakage current, including test conditions and limits.
Tests for mains applied part leakage and patient auxiliary current, including limits and conditions.
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