Chapter 8: Maintenance and Troubleshooting
8-2 UT100 Handheld Pulse Oximeter Operation Manual
Temperatur
e:
-20
o
C to +60
o
C
R
ela
tiv
e
Humidit
y
:
10% to 95%
(noncondensing)
8.3 Troubleshooting
PROBLEM
P
O
SS
I
B
L
E
CAUSE CORRECTIVE
A
CT
I
O
N
No pulse shown
on
the
bar
g
r
aph.
•Patient cable or sensor is
disconnected
from
the
o
ximet
er
.
•Sensor is
inc
or
r
ec
tly
positioned on the
pa
tien
t.
•Poor patient
per
fusion.
•Defective sensor or
pa
tien
t
cable
.
•Check sensor
connections
to
the patient cable and
t
o
the
o
ximet
er
.
•
R
eposition
the
sensor
.
•Reposition the
sensor
.
•Try a new sensor or
contact your authorized
Pulse rate is
er
r
a
tic
,
intermittent, or
inc
or
r
ec
t.
•Sensor
inc
or
r
ec
tly
positioned
.
•Patient
motion
•
R
eposition
the
sensor
.
•Patient must remain
still
to
obtain an
accur
a
t
e
measur
emen
t.
2
er
r
a
tic
,
in
t
ermitt
en
t,
or
inc
or
r
ec
t.
•Poor patient
per
fusion.
•Patient
motion.
•
R
eposition
the
sensor.
•
Patient must remain still to
obtain an accurate
measurement.
No PR and SpO
2
values.
• Defective sensor or
pa
tien
t
cabl
e or monitor.
•Try a new sensor or contact
your authorized
r
epair
center
for
help
.
Battery Abnormal
•Charging alkaline
batteries.
•Batteries incorrectly
installed.
•There are no batteries.
•Install Ni-MH cells in stead
of alkaline ones.
• Reposition batteries
correctly.
•Equip with oximeter with
T
he
o
ximet
er
doesn
’
t
turn
on.
•Batteries
w
eak
.
•Batteries not
installed
or
batteries
inc
or
r
ec
tly
installed
.
•
R
eplac
e
the
ba
tt
er
ies
.
•Ensure the batteries are
installed
c
or
r
ec
tly
.
T
he
oximeter
tur
ns
off
unexpec
t
edly
.
•Batteries are weak or
dead
.
•
R
eplac
e
the
ba
tt
er
ies
.