906-0731-04-01 Rev. C ZOLL Ventilator Service Manual 3–1
Chapter 3
Maintenance Schedule & Procedures
Introduction
The ventilator should be incorporated into a regular maintenance program to ensure safe and effective operation.
Electro-mechanical and pneumatic components are subject to wear and fatigue over time and components
deteriorate more quickly when used continuously.
Scheduled replacement of filters, batteries, seals and mechanical/pneumatic moving parts ensures that the
ventilator is always operating at peak performance.
This chapter will cover the following aspects of routine maintenance:
• Maintenance Schedules
• Annual and 4 year PM Kits
• Stockpile Warm-Up Procedure
• Discreet Test Overview
• Annual Hardware Maintenance Procedures
• 4 Year Hardware Maintenance Procedures
• Setup Diagrams
Table 1 on the following page outlines the scheduled interval for routine parts replacement, calibration and testing.
Ventilators used in extreme environments may warrant earlier or more frequent maintenance scheduling.
The ventilator has a built in function generating an alarm to remind the user of the PM/Calibration Due date
(#3120). Refer to the respective alarm codes in the troubleshooting section of this manual.
NOTE:
This chapter does not cover the detailed calibration process or provide step by step instruction for the calibration
of ventilators. Rather, this chapter provides a general overview for reference purposes. For additional information
and instruction on using the RCS refer to the RCS Operator’s guide.
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