WM 68401 04/2021
MEDUCORE Standard
2
EN 19
2 Safety
No therapy due to extended storage of the battery without
recharging!
Storing the battery for an extended period of time without
recharging may result in the rapid shutdown of and irreparable
damage to the battery.
When the battery is stored in the device without a power
supply: Charge battery every 3 months (see “15.2 Storing the
battery”, page 355).
If the battery is not stored in the device: Charge batteries with
serial numbers < 20,000 every 5 months and batteries with
serial numbers ≥ 20,000 every 9 months (see “15.2 Storing the
battery”, page 355).
Risk of injury from damaged power supply unit and charger!
When used in emergency vehicles, the power supply unit and
charger may be damaged and fail to charge the battery properly.
This may injure the patient.
Do not use the power supply unit and charger in emergency
vehicles.
Use the power supply unit and charger only in indoor spaces.
Observe the technical data for the power supply unit and
charger (see “18.6 Power supply unit and charger”, page 371).
Disrupted or failed therapy due to removal of the battery
during shock delivery!
Removing the battery during shock delivery may cause damage to
the device and thus put therapy at risk.
Always leave the battery in the device while the device is
delivering a shock.
Risk of injury due to inaccessible power plug!
An obstructed power plug cannot be pulled out in an emergency
and may thus result in injury.
Keep the power plug and line power accessible at all times.
Risk of injury due to using the charging station in damp or
electrically conductive surroundings!
Using the charging station in damp or electrically conductive
surroundings or outside indoor areas may lead to electric shock
and injure the user.
Only use the charging station in dry surroundings.
Only use the charging station in surroundings that are not
electrically conductive.
Protect the charging station from ingress of liquids.
Only use the charging station indoors.
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