To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the Temperature Setting Indicator flashing and an alarm sounding on my Smiths Medical Food Warmer?
If the warmer is running, the selected Temperature Setting Indicator is flashing slowly, and an alarm is sounding, the warmer has not reached the set temperature within the expected time. Continue to wait for the temperature to be reached.
How to resolve electromagnetic interference from other devices affecting Smiths Medical level 1 Food Warmer?
Move the convective warmer away from the portable or mobile RF communications equipment.
How to fix electromagnetic interference to other devices caused by Smiths Medical level 1?
If the Smiths Medical Food Warmer causes harmful interference to other devices, try the following: 1. Reorient or relocate the receiving device. 2. Increase the separation between the equipment. 3. Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the other device(s) is (are) connected.
What to do when the Smiths Medical Food Warmer stops and the Over Temperature Error and Maintenance Indicators are blinking?
If the warmer stops, the Over Temperature Error Indicator is blinking, and the Maintenance Indicator is blinking, remove the power plug from the mains. Check the hose and thermistor cable connections. Restart the warmer, select the temperature, and see if the problem persists before putting it back into service. The warmer has stopped because the temperature is too high.
What does it mean if the Over Temperature Error Indicator is on while my Smiths Medical Food Warmer is running?
If the warmer is running, the selected Temperature Setting Indicator is on solid or blinking, the Over Temperature Error Indicator is on solid or blinking, and an alarm may be sounding, continue use and wait for the temperature to reduce. This indicates that the temperature at the hose end is above the temperature selected on the control panel.
What to do if the Smiths Medical level 1 Food Warmer stops, the Temperature Setting Indicator is flashing fast, and the Maintenance Indicator is on?
If the warmer stops, the selected Temperature Setting Indicator is flashing fast, the Maintenance Indicator is on, the Standby Indicator is off and an alarm is sounding, check the hose connection. The system has detected a temperature below 36° C, which could pose a risk of hypothermia to the patient.
What does it mean if the Temperature Setting Indicator is flashing fast, the Maintenance Indicator is on, and an alarm is sounding on my Smiths Medical level 1?
If the warmer is running, the selected Temperature Setting Indicator is flashing fast, the Maintenance Indicator is on, and an alarm is sounding, check the hose connection, because the system is taking longer than expected to warm.
What does it mean when the Occlusion and Standby indicators are lit, the Maintenance Indicator is blinking, and the Smiths Medical level 1 has stopped?
If the Occlusion (pinched hose) and Standby indicators are lit solid, the Maintenance Indicator is blinking, and the heater and motor have stopped, remove the power plug from the mains. Check the hose and thermistor cable connections. Restart the warmer, select the temperature, and see if the problem persists before putting it back into service.
What should I do if the Smiths Medical level 1 has no air flow?
If there is no air flow, check the hose and thermistor cable connections to ensure they are properly connected.
What to do if the Smiths Medical Food Warmer does not start?
If the convective warmer doesn't start, check if the power cord is correctly plugged into both the rear of the warmer and a working electrical outlet. Inspect the power cord for any damage and replace it if needed. If the issue persists, try removing the power plug from the mains and then re-inserting it to resolve a potential software fault.
States the intended purpose of the warmer for preventing and treating hypothermia.
Explains text and text conventions used in the manual for clarity.
Introduces the main components of the warmer, including handle and control panel.
Details the rear view ports, clamp, and hose connection points.
Lists initial safety warnings regarding thermal injury, electrocution, and grounding.
Provides further warnings covering operation, maintenance, and specific patient care scenarios.
Highlights warnings specific to patient monitoring, breathing, and wound care.
Lists precautions to prevent device malfunction, failure, or damage.
Describes the warmer's control panel, including buttons and indicators.
Defines each control, indicator, and display for operational understanding.
Outlines the process for assembling and preparing the warmer for use.
Details how to unpack and verify all components are present and undamaged.
Provides instructions for correctly connecting the hose to the convective warmer.
Explains how to install the warmer on a surface, pole, or cart.
Details the necessary electrical, functional, and safety tests before operation.
Covers plugging into power and selecting the appropriate warming blanket.
Describes attaching the hose to the blanket and the sheet clip to the patient's sheet.
Guides on starting therapy, adjusting settings, and monitoring the patient.
Outlines the procedure for putting the system in standby and preparing for cleaning.
Provides instructions for storing the convective warmer in a suitable environment.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the warmer and its hose after use.
Lists approved disinfectant agents suitable for cleaning the warmer's enclosure.
Explains when and how to replace the air filter to maintain performance.
Lists common problems and their potential causes and solutions for the warmer.
Addresses system alerts, errors, and operational issues with the warmer.
Discusses interference issues and their resolutions based on standards.
Details product safety, EMC, and other design standards compliance.
Lists physical dimensions, weight, and hose/cord lengths of the warmer.
Covers operating conditions, altitude, and thermal settings.
Details power input, current, and fuse requirements for the warmer.
Explains different alarm types, their indicators, and system states.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic emissions and compliance with standards.
Details electromagnetic immunity test levels and guidance for the warmer.
Explains RF immunity test levels and recommended separation distances.
Provides recommendations for separation distances from RF equipment.
Explains various symbols used on the product and in labeling for identification.
Defines symbols related to European representation and safety compliance standards.
Details parties covered, warranty performance, and conditions for claims.
Outlines limitations and exclusions to the product warranty as per the manufacturer.
Explains service procedures for out-of-warranty devices and available documentation.
Provides information on proper disposal and contact details for service inquiries.
States the intended purpose of the warmer for preventing and treating hypothermia.
Explains text and text conventions used in the manual for clarity.
Introduces the main components of the warmer, including handle and control panel.
Details the rear view ports, clamp, and hose connection points.
Lists initial safety warnings regarding thermal injury, electrocution, and grounding.
Provides further warnings covering operation, maintenance, and specific patient care scenarios.
Highlights warnings specific to patient monitoring, breathing, and wound care.
Lists precautions to prevent device malfunction, failure, or damage.
Describes the warmer's control panel, including buttons and indicators.
Defines each control, indicator, and display for operational understanding.
Outlines the process for assembling and preparing the warmer for use.
Details how to unpack and verify all components are present and undamaged.
Provides instructions for correctly connecting the hose to the convective warmer.
Explains how to install the warmer on a surface, pole, or cart.
Details the necessary electrical, functional, and safety tests before operation.
Covers plugging into power and selecting the appropriate warming blanket.
Describes attaching the hose to the blanket and the sheet clip to the patient's sheet.
Guides on starting therapy, adjusting settings, and monitoring the patient.
Outlines the procedure for putting the system in standby and preparing for cleaning.
Provides instructions for storing the convective warmer in a suitable environment.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the warmer and its hose after use.
Lists approved disinfectant agents suitable for cleaning the warmer's enclosure.
Explains when and how to replace the air filter to maintain performance.
Lists common problems and their potential causes and solutions for the warmer.
Addresses system alerts, errors, and operational issues with the warmer.
Discusses interference issues and their resolutions based on standards.
Details product safety, EMC, and other design standards compliance.
Lists physical dimensions, weight, and hose/cord lengths of the warmer.
Covers operating conditions, altitude, and thermal settings.
Details power input, current, and fuse requirements for the warmer.
Explains different alarm types, their indicators, and system states.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic emissions and compliance with standards.
Details electromagnetic immunity test levels and guidance for the warmer.
Explains RF immunity test levels and recommended separation distances.
Provides recommendations for separation distances from RF equipment.
Explains various symbols used on the product and in labeling for identification.
Defines symbols related to European representation and safety compliance standards.
Details parties covered, warranty performance, and conditions for claims.
Outlines limitations and exclusions to the product warranty as per the manufacturer.
Explains service procedures for out-of-warranty devices and available documentation.
Provides information on proper disposal and contact details for service inquiries.
General| Dimensions | 15.5"H x 13.5"W x 17.5"D (39.4 cm x 34.3 cm x 44.5 cm) |
|---|---|
| Weight | 28 lbs (12.7 kg) |
| Temperature Range | 90°F - 160°F (32°C - 71°C) |
| Capacity | Up to 4 liters of irrigation fluid or 1 liter bag of blood/IV fluid |
| Power | 115 VAC, 60 Hz, 2.0 A or 230 VAC, 50 Hz, 1.0 A |
| Material | Not specified in available documentation. |
| Warranty | 1 year |
