What to do if SLE Medical Equipment shows a High Pressure alarm?
If your SLE Medical Equipment displays a 'High Pressure' alarm, it means the proximal pressure exceeds 15.5mbar, nasal prongs are blocked, filters are occluded with water, or the exhaust tube is blocked. You should check the patient connection and the patient circuit to resolve this.
What to do if SLE Medical Equipment displays a High Leak alarm?
If your SLE Medical Equipment displays a 'High Leak' alarm, it indicates that the device is unable to attain the set CPAP level, and the flow has reached its maximum. This could be because the circuit or patient interface has become disconnected, or flow mode was selected without alarm thresholds being set. Check the patient connection and circuit. You may also need to set the alarm threshold.
What to do if SLE SLE1000 shows a Zero Pressure alarm?
If your SLE Medical Equipment displays a 'Zero Pressure' alarm, it means the MAP drops to zero or the proximal pressure tube is disconnected. Check the patient connection, patient circuit, and bacterial filter.
Why does my SLE SLE1000 show a No Air Supply alarm?
If your SLE Medical Equipment displays a 'No Air Supply' alarm, the air supply is too low (less than 2.0 bar) to assure normal operation. Ensure the air pressure is between 2 and 7 bar and check the wall connection.
What should I do if my SLE SLE1000 displays an Exhaust Impeded alarm?
If you see an 'Exhaust Impeded' alarm on your SLE Medical Equipment, it means the pressure exceeds the set CPAP, and the flow has reached the minimum level. This can happen if the exhaust tube is blocked or if flow mode was selected without setting alarm thresholds. Check the patient circuit and set the alarm threshold.
Why does SLE Medical Equipment display a No Oxygen Supply alarm?
If your SLE Medical Equipment displays a 'No Oxygen Supply' alarm, the oxygen supply is too low (less than 2.0 bar) to assure normal operation. Ensure the oxygen pressure is between 2 and 7 bar and check the wall connection.
How to fix a High BPM rate alarm on SLE Medical Equipment?
If your SLE Medical Equipment displays a 'High BPM rate' alarm, water in the circuit is creating circuit noise. You should check the patient circuit and adjust the trigger sensitivity.
What causes a Gas Flow Error alarm on SLE SLE1000?
If your SLE Medical Equipment displays a 'Gas Flow Error' alarm, the unit was started with a complete circuit attached. Disconnect the proximal airway line and cycle power.
Crucial safety instructions for operating the SLE1000, covering general and specific precautions.
Information on potential risks and adverse outcomes associated with ventilatory support for infants.
Step-by-step guide for powering on the SLE1000 and initial self-test.
Describes the automated process for calibrating the oxygen monitoring system.
Guides on selecting and adjusting various operating parameters and displays.
Initial steps for setting up the SLE1000 for the very first time.
Guides for connecting air/oxygen supplies from wall or compressor.
Procedures for testing battery function and mains disconnect alarms.
Guides for testing pressure, leak, apnoea, and total power fail alarms.
Procedures for testing zero pressure and gas supply failure alarms.
Details alarm types, priorities, sounds, tone composition, and colours.
Outlines user and authorized service requirements and maintenance intervals.
Crucial safety instructions for operating the SLE1000, covering general and specific precautions.
Information on potential risks and adverse outcomes associated with ventilatory support for infants.
Step-by-step guide for powering on the SLE1000 and initial self-test.
Describes the automated process for calibrating the oxygen monitoring system.
Guides on selecting and adjusting various operating parameters and displays.
Initial steps for setting up the SLE1000 for the very first time.
Guides for connecting air/oxygen supplies from wall or compressor.
Procedures for testing battery function and mains disconnect alarms.
Guides for testing pressure, leak, apnoea, and total power fail alarms.
Procedures for testing zero pressure and gas supply failure alarms.
Details alarm types, priorities, sounds, tone composition, and colours.
Outlines user and authorized service requirements and maintenance intervals.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | SLE1000 |
| Type | Infant Ventilator |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Ventilation Modes | CPAP, SIMV |
| Display | Color LCD touchscreen |
| Alarms | Apnea, Power failure |
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