To Next PageTo Next PageWhy Whitehall Thermalator T-8-S Medical Equipment water is not getting hot?
If the Whitehall Medical Equipment water is not getting hot even when plugged in and switched on, it could be due to several reasons. First, the circuit breaker might be off; in this case, adjust the thermostat. Alternatively, the thermostat itself might be faulty and need replacement. Lastly, the heating element could be burned out, requiring replacement.
What to do if Whitehall Thermalator T-8-S Medical Equipment Thermal Packs are too cool?
If the Thermal Packs in your Whitehall Medical Equipment are too cool, it could be due to a few reasons. The thermostat might be set too low, so adjust the thermostat accordingly. Another possibility is a broken thermostat, which would require replacement. Finally, there might be a power failure; in this case, check the circuit and turn on the breaker.
Why Whitehall Thermalator T-8-S Thermal Packs are too hot?
If the Thermal Packs in your Whitehall Medical Equipment are too hot, there are a couple of potential causes. The thermostat might be set too high, so adjust the thermostat to a lower setting. Alternatively, the thermostat itself might be broken and need to be replaced.
What to do if Whitehall Thermalator T-8-S Medical Equipment water is cloudy?
If the water in your Whitehall Medical Equipment is cloudy, it could be due to two main reasons. The Thermo Packs might be worn out and seeping, in which case they need to be replaced. Another cause could be infrequent cleaning. To resolve this, drain, clean, and refill the unit.
Why Whitehall Thermalator T-8-S Thermal Packs are too hot and then too cool?
If the Thermal Packs in your Whitehall Medical Equipment are alternately too hot and then too cool, the most likely cause is a broken thermostat, which will need to be replaced.
General| Brand | Whitehall |
|---|---|
| Model | Thermalator T-8-S |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Connect to grounded GFCI outlets; avoid shock hazards.
Avoid contact with hot water and surfaces; use tongs for packs.
Do not operate without water, avoid flammable liquids, cool before moving.
100-120 Volts, 50/60 Hz, 15 Amps details and features.
200-240 Volts, 50/60 Hz, 6 Amps details and features.
Indoor use, altitude, ambient temperature, and humidity limits.
Requires trained personnel with knowledge of therapy procedures and manual.
Check packaging and unit for shipping damage before starting.
Includes unpacking, placement, and pre-soaking thermal packs.
Ensure unit is unplugged; remove all packaging, especially near heating element.
Fill unit about 3/4 full using provided hose; avoid spills into enclosure.
Place wire rack inside and load pre-soaked thermal packs with tabs oriented correctly.
Turn power switch OFF and unplug the unit before emptying.
Attach filler hose to drain outlet and release water into a sink or floor drain.
Use tongs to carefully remove hot packs; avoid skin contact to prevent burns.
Wrap packs in a cover or toweling before applying to the treatment area.
Operate only as directed; any other use can cause injury.
Add water if necessary to keep thermal packs submerged during heating.
Arrange all blue or white tabs consistently for starting the day's use.
Use the thermostat knob to adjust temperature; requires a thermometer for accurate setting.
Utilize rack adapters for specific pack sizes; use wire rack for oversize packs.
Keep packs submerged, clean racks/packs, maintain pH 7.4-7.8 for scale prevention.
Replace worn packs; have electrician check electrical components and wiring.
Use mild cleaners, avoid bleach, inspect heating element and cord for damage.
Store unit upright in dry area; store packs moist in freezer or dry in ventilated area.
Addresses water temperature, clarity, pack issues, and rust.
Contact Whitehall Manufacturing for service, estimates, and warranty repairs.
Visual diagram showing all numbered parts of the Thermalator unit.
List of items, part numbers, and descriptions for the 120 VAC T-8-S model.
List of items, part numbers, and descriptions for the 220 VAC ET-8-S model.
Diagram illustrating internal electrical components: fuses, thermostat, switch, heating element.
One-year warranty against defects; excludes labor, misuse, and improper care.
Contact info for questions, technical help, and e-warranty registration.
Customer must retain original packaging for warranty claims.
