What to do if the Weinmann VENTIlogic plus Medical Equipment displays 'Internal battery not detected'?
If your Weinmann Medical Equipment displays 'Internal battery not detected', it may be due to a defective battery or the use of a non-approved battery. Have the device repaired.
What to do if Weinmann VENTIlogic plus Medical Equipment shows O 2low?
If the Weinmann Medical Equipment displays an 'O 2low' message, it could be due to several reasons: the oxygen flow rate might be set too low, there could be a leak in the system, the oxygen supply might be interrupted, or the oxygen sensor may be incorrectly calibrated. Check the oxygen flow rate at the source, look for and eliminate any leaks, ensure the oxygen supply and connections are secure, and calibrate the oxygen sensor.
Why is Weinmann VENTIlogic plus Medical Equipment showing O 2high?
If your Weinmann Medical Equipment is showing 'O 2high', this could be due to the oxygen flow rate being set too high or the oxygen sensor being incorrectly calibrated. Verify the oxygen flow rate matches the doctor's prescription at the oxygen source. If necessary, have the settings checked by the doctor. You may also need to calibrate the oxygen sensor.
What to do if Weinmann Medical Equipment internal battery is exhausted?
If the internal battery of your Weinmann Medical Equipment is exhausted, press the alarm acknowledgement key. Then, have the battery replaced by a specialist dealer to ensure the therapy data is correctly recorded.
Why won't my Weinmann VENTIlogic plus Medical Equipment internal battery charge?
The internal battery of your Weinmann Medical Equipment may not be charging because it is being operated outside the permitted temperature range. Protect the device from direct sunlight and do not operate it close to a radiator. Ensure that the device is operated within the permitted temperature range.
Why softstart time cannot be set to 30 min. on Weinmann VENTIlogic plus?
The maximum softstart time is limited by your doctor. Clarify with your doctor whether the maximum softstart time for your therapy can be extended to 30 minutes.
What does BT low mean on Weinmann VENTIlogic plus Medical Equipment?
If the Weinmann Medical Equipment displays 'BT low', the settings may be implausible. Have the settings checked by the doctor supervising treatment.
What to do if Weinmann VENTIlogic plus Medical Equipment displays service life ended for replaceable battery?
If your Weinmann Medical Equipment displays 'Service life ended. Have replaceable battery replaced', it means the replaceable battery has reached the end of its service life. Replace the replaceable battery.
What to do if Weinmann VENTIlogic plus Medical Equipment doesn't detect replaceable battery?
If your Weinmann Medical Equipment is not detecting the replaceable battery, it could be due to several reasons: the battery may be defective, a non-approved battery is in use, or you are using the WM 27998 battery with a firmware version below 2.9.0. Have the device repaired if the battery is defective. Use a genuine Weinmann battery. Update the firmware to version 2.9.0 or above if using the WM 27998 battery.
Why is the SpO signal weak on Weinmann Medical Equipment?
If the SpO signal is weak on your Weinmann Medical Equipment, check the SpO sensor and fingertip and clean if necessary.
General| Brand | Weinmann |
|---|---|
| Model | VENTIlogic plus |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details the applications and patient suitability for VENTIlogic LS and VENTIlogic plus devices.
Explains how the device operates, including pressure delivery, display, and modes.
General safety advice, warnings, and cautions for using the device safely.
Critical safety warnings regarding resistance and potential alarm failures in life-support modes.
Safety guidelines for device operation, environment, and patient interface use.
Lists diseases or conditions where the device should not be used or used with caution.
Instructions for physically setting up the device and making initial connections.
Steps for connecting the patient circuit for valve ventilation modes.
Instructions for connecting the patient circuit for leakage ventilation.
Instructions for connecting bacteria filters to prevent contamination.
Procedures for supplying and monitoring oxygen therapy with the device.
How the device operates and what to do during a power outage.
Overview of the device's controls and their functions.
Steps for starting up the therapy device and its operating states.
Information on internal and replaceable batteries, charging, and status.
How to access and understand the stored alarm history.
How to choose and set pre-configured therapy programs.
Steps to take after therapy, including device shutdown and cleaning.
Detailed steps for cleaning patient circuits used in leakage ventilation.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior of the therapy device safely.
Procedure for cleaning the coarse dust filter and changing the fine filter.
Guidelines for disinfecting device components and accessories.
General method for performing function checks on various device modes.
Procedure to check flow and pressure sensors in leakage ventilation mode.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating the oxygen sensor.
Table of common device faults, their causes, and recommended remedies.
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