What to do if my Supera Medical Equipment compressor stops and starts?
If the compressor stops mid-cycle and restarts after a few minutes, the filters may be dirty, there may be a blockage, or the fan may not be working. Clean the cabinet filter and restart the device. Clear any blockage and restart. Reset the circuit breaker. If the device still doesn't start, it may need professional attention.
What to do if my Supera Medical Equipment is on but there is no flow and the alarm sounds?
If your device is on but there is no flow and the alarm sounds continuously, there may be a broken pneumatic connection or another pressure problem. Stop the device by pressing the I/O (ON/OFF) button, as it may need professional attention.
Why is my Supera Medical Equipment not working but the power button is on?
If the device does not operate even when the I/O button is in the ON position and the alarm sounds intermittently, it could be due to a few reasons: * The power cord might not be correctly plugged into the wall outlet. Check the cable connection. * There might be a power failure. Check the circuit breaker (5) on the front of the unit and reset if necessary.
What to do if my Supera Medical Equipment is on, has flow, but the alarm sounds?
If the device is on, the compressor is operating, there is flow, but the audible alarm sounds continuously, there may be an internal electrical fault or a pneumatic circuit fault. Stop the device, as it may need professional attention.
What does the red light mean on my Supera Medical Equipment?
If the red light remains lighted, the oxygen concentration is too low, and it may need professional attention.
What to do if green indicator is not lighted on Supera Medical Equipment?
If the compressor operates, the I/O button is in the ON position, but the green indicator is not lighted, there may be a faulty indicator, and it may need professional attention.
How to fix alarm test not working on Supera Medical Equipment?
If the alarm test does not work, it could be that 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, as it may need professional attention.
Instructions for securing the main assembly to the frame using screws.
Steps to mount the oxygen concentrator unit onto the machine's frame.
Guidance on connecting the oxygen supply hose to the concentrator.
Potential hazardous situations that could result in serious injury or death if not avoided.
Potentially hazardous situations that could result in property damage or minor injury.
The main power switch to turn the device on and off.
Lights that provide status information about the device operation.
The port where oxygen-enriched air exits the device.
Protects the device from electrical overloads.
Displays and sets the oxygen flow rate, but cannot be adjusted.
Connect power cable and press the power switch to activate.
Procedure for safely shutting down the oxygen concentrator.
Guidelines for cleaning the outside surfaces of the concentrator.
Procedures for cleaning and replacing air filters for optimal performance.
Statement that internal maintenance is not required and voids warranty.
Requirements for accessories and spare parts used with the O2 concentrator.
List of materials that come into contact with the oxygen output.
Explanation of how the oxygen concentrator produces oxygen.
Information on process faults, audible and visual alarms.
How low oxygen concentration triggers alarms and indicator changes.
Overview of safety mechanisms like compressor motor thermal protection.
Explanation of the green and red indicator lights and their meanings.
How the oxygen monitor checks concentration and activates alarms.
Information on the maintenance requirements for device alarms.
Specifications including dimensions, weight, and noise level.
Performance data for oxygen concentration at different flow rates.
Electrical specifications including voltage, frequency, and power consumption.
Location and type of air filters, and description of the cooling fan.
Operating and storage conditions for temperature, humidity, and altitude.
Relevant safety and compatibility standards (IEC, CSA).
Routine tasks for filter cleaning/replacement and concentration checks.
Troubleshooting steps for when the device fails to power on or operate.
Possible causes and solutions for intermittent audible alarms.
Troubleshooting steps for when the red indicator light stays on.
Issues related to the alarm test function and potential causes.
Solutions for when the green indicator light does not illuminate.
Troubleshooting when there is no flow and a continuous audible alarm.
Addressing issues with flow and continuous audible alarms.
Troubleshooting the compressor stopping and restarting intermittently.
How to operate the safety pop-off valve during normal breathing.
The effect of leaving the pop-off valve closed and its safety implications.
Using the pop-off valve for manual ventilation and pressure management.
Step-by-step instructions for performing a machine leak test.
How the switch in the 'MAIN' position affects oxygen supply.
How the switch in the 'AUX' position affects oxygen supply.
Information about the included I.V. pole accessory.
Description of the optional universal control arm for Bain circuits.
Details on the safety pop off valve accessory.
Details on the regular pop off valve accessory.
Description of the bag and circuit organizer accessory.
Information on the optional F-Air evacuation kit.
Details on the waste gas interface valve for fan-based systems.
Details on the waste gas interface valve for vacuum pump systems.
Steps for connecting the non-rebreathing circuit to the anesthesia machine.
Details on the unilimb rebreathing circuits and their patient suitability.
Requirements for servicing the anesthesia machine by certified technicians.
Components and procedures included in the annual preventative maintenance.
Daily checks required before use, focusing on leaks.
Procedures for cleaning and replacing oxygen concentrator filters.
Details of the limited warranty offered by Supera LLC.
List of conditions and items not covered by the Supera Limited Warranty.
Contact information and procedures for obtaining warranty service.
Procedures for inspecting the shipment upon arrival and documenting damage.
Instructions for refusing or reporting damaged goods and packaging.
Fields for recording machine service dates and information.
Instructions for securing the main assembly to the frame using screws.
Steps to mount the oxygen concentrator unit onto the machine's frame.
Guidance on connecting the oxygen supply hose to the concentrator.
Potential hazardous situations that could result in serious injury or death if not avoided.
Potentially hazardous situations that could result in property damage or minor injury.
The main power switch to turn the device on and off.
Lights that provide status information about the device operation.
The port where oxygen-enriched air exits the device.
Protects the device from electrical overloads.
Displays and sets the oxygen flow rate, but cannot be adjusted.
Connect power cable and press the power switch to activate.
Procedure for safely shutting down the oxygen concentrator.
Guidelines for cleaning the outside surfaces of the concentrator.
Procedures for cleaning and replacing air filters for optimal performance.
Statement that internal maintenance is not required and voids warranty.
Requirements for accessories and spare parts used with the O2 concentrator.
List of materials that come into contact with the oxygen output.
Explanation of how the oxygen concentrator produces oxygen.
Information on process faults, audible and visual alarms.
How low oxygen concentration triggers alarms and indicator changes.
Overview of safety mechanisms like compressor motor thermal protection.
Explanation of the green and red indicator lights and their meanings.
How the oxygen monitor checks concentration and activates alarms.
Information on the maintenance requirements for device alarms.
Specifications including dimensions, weight, and noise level.
Performance data for oxygen concentration at different flow rates.
Electrical specifications including voltage, frequency, and power consumption.
Location and type of air filters, and description of the cooling fan.
Operating and storage conditions for temperature, humidity, and altitude.
Relevant safety and compatibility standards (IEC, CSA).
Routine tasks for filter cleaning/replacement and concentration checks.
Troubleshooting steps for when the device fails to power on or operate.
Possible causes and solutions for intermittent audible alarms.
Troubleshooting steps for when the red indicator light stays on.
Issues related to the alarm test function and potential causes.
Solutions for when the green indicator light does not illuminate.
Troubleshooting when there is no flow and a continuous audible alarm.
Addressing issues with flow and continuous audible alarms.
Troubleshooting the compressor stopping and restarting intermittently.
How to operate the safety pop-off valve during normal breathing.
The effect of leaving the pop-off valve closed and its safety implications.
Using the pop-off valve for manual ventilation and pressure management.
Step-by-step instructions for performing a machine leak test.
How the switch in the 'MAIN' position affects oxygen supply.
How the switch in the 'AUX' position affects oxygen supply.
Information about the included I.V. pole accessory.
Description of the optional universal control arm for Bain circuits.
Details on the safety pop off valve accessory.
Details on the regular pop off valve accessory.
Description of the bag and circuit organizer accessory.
Information on the optional F-Air evacuation kit.
Details on the waste gas interface valve for fan-based systems.
Details on the waste gas interface valve for vacuum pump systems.
Steps for connecting the non-rebreathing circuit to the anesthesia machine.
Details on the unilimb rebreathing circuits and their patient suitability.
Requirements for servicing the anesthesia machine by certified technicians.
Components and procedures included in the annual preventative maintenance.
Daily checks required before use, focusing on leaks.
Procedures for cleaning and replacing oxygen concentrator filters.
Details of the limited warranty offered by Supera LLC.
List of conditions and items not covered by the Supera Limited Warranty.
Contact information and procedures for obtaining warranty service.
Procedures for inspecting the shipment upon arrival and documenting damage.
Instructions for refusing or reporting damaged goods and packaging.
Fields for recording machine service dates and information.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | M6000 |
| Application | Medical |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C |
| Humidity | 30% RH |
| Safety Standards | IEC 60601-1 |
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