Air-Shields 7810, 7820, 7830, 7840 User manual

infant Intensive Care Sysiem

infant Iniensive Care System for ihe Delivery Room Wall Mounted Infant Intensive Care System

Free Standing Infant Warmer

Wall Mounted Infant Warmer

From Hill-Rom Air-Shields

Product: Systems	7810/7820/7830/7840
For Paris Or Technical Assistance	man212
USA [phone] Canada (800)	267-2337

intemational: Contact your distributor.

LIMITED

WARRANTY

The product being described in this manual is warranted against defects in materials or workmanship for one year from the date of shipment from Hill-Rom Air-Shields, Inc., Hatboro, with the following exceptions:

All consumable and disposable products are guaranteed to be free from defects upon shipment only. Calibrations are considered normal maintenance and are not included in the 1 year warranty.*

During the warranty period any defective parts								other than those listed above will	be replaced at no charge to the	customer.	There will be no
labor	charge		for	replacing	the	parts within	the	continental U.S.
This	warranty		is	rendered	void and Hil-Rom			Air-Shields, Inc. cannot be held	tiable for conditions resultant	therefrom	if:
	1.	Damage to the			unit	is incurred	as a	result of mishandling.

2. The customer fails to maintain the unit in a proper manner.

The customer uses any parts, accessories, or fittings not specified or sold by Hill-Rom Air-Shields, inc.

4.

Sale

or

service

is performed

by

a non-certified service/dealer agency.

This warranty is

in

lieu of all

other warranties, expressed or implied, and Hill-Rom

Air-Shields, Inc. shall

in no

event beliable for incidental

or consequential

damages

including

loss

of use,

propery

damage,

or

personal

injury

resulting

from breach

of warranty.

*The Accreditation

Manual

for

Hospitals

requires

each piece

of equipment to be tested

prior

to initial use

and atieast annually thereafter. To

comply

with

this

standard,

we

recommend

that you

participate

in our

Preventive

Maintenance

Program

during the warranty period. This

service

can

be

performed

by

certified

technicians

through

our

Product

Service

Group

and

authorized

dealers.

SERVICE

For	optimal performance, product service should	be performed		only by qualified service			personnel.	Technical Services representatives are
located throughout the United States and Canada		and	are dispatched		for required	maintenance by		calling USA (800)	445-3720 and Cana-
da	[phone]. Customers outside the U.S,	and	Canada	should	contact their	local	factory-authorized Hih-Rom		Air-Shields' distribu-
tor	for service,

Hill-Rom Air Shields.

A HILLENBRAND INDUSTRY

330 Jacksonville Road, Hatboro, PA 19040

Cat. No. 78 991 25-14

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	Change		09		3/94
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	Change		12		2/97
	Change		13		12/98

	PLEASE	READ
Please check the A page for	change information.
Since Hill-Rom Air-Shields,	Inc. conducts a continuous product improvement program, circuit

and component improvements are sometimes incorporated into equipment before

they can be

incorporated into the printed manuals. When

this

occurs,

changed

material

is

provided

on

separate sheets at the rear

of

the

manual or under separate cover

in

the

form

of a change

package. Changed material

on

each

page of text

is

indicated

by a vertical

bar

in

the

margin

next

to the changed material, as

shown

on the right.

THIS MANUAL CONTAINS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION. REPAIRS AND AUTHORIZED

MODIFICATIONS

SHOULD

BE PERFORMED

ONLY BY QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL

TO

MAINTAIN

YOUR

WARRANTY

AND TO AVOID CREATING SAFETY HAZARDS. WE

CANNOT ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE PROPER

OPERATION

OF

THIS

EQUIPMENT

WHICH

MAY

RESULT FROM UNAUTHORIZED

REPAIR

OR

MODIFICATION.

NOTE

ON

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

Some parts

used

in your

equipment

may

be

different

than those which

appear

in the

Parts List of

this manual. This sometimes occurs

due

to

difficulty

in parts procurement, but

does

not

alter the

function of

the

equipment. Order the

part

listed

in the

Parts

List. Refer

to Section 6 of this

Manual

for

a listing

of

recommended

spare

parts.

NOTE:

ALSO

SEE

PAGE

2.

Change 13

1

LIST

OF

AVAILABLE MODIFICATION KITS

ITEM

DESCRIPTION AND PURPOSE

PART

NO.

1

ICS

Corner

Bracket

Reinforcement

Kit.

Reinforces

78

930

70

rear corner panel mountingbracket

to

reduce possibility

of

breakage

2

Power

Module

PCB1

Modification

Kit. Modifies PCB1

78

930

72

in

Series 00

Power Modules to

provide

adjustments

and

tighten

tolerances.

3

Remote Alarm

Retrofit

Kit. Provides

Controllers Mod-

78

211

70

els CM78-1 Series 02 and lower and CM78-2 Series 00 with ability to accept Remote Alarm Model AM78-1.

4

Audio

Transducer Replacement

Kit.

Provides

Control-

68

903

88

lers,

Models

CM78-1

Series

03

and

lower,

CM78-2

Series 01 and lower with a new

type

of

audio

transducer.

Power

Cord

Clamps.

Provides

strain

relief forthe

Pow-

78

932

20

er Cords of

the IICS.

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					TABLE	OF	CONTENTS
SECTION			|					PAGE
SECTION		1
	GENERAL		INFORMATION
1.1	INTRODUCTION
1.2	DESCRIPTION ..........
	1.2.8	WALL	MOUNTED	INFANT	INTENSIVE	CARE SYSTEM ...........................		,...	1-
	1.2.4	WALL	MOUNTED	INFANT	WARMER			déesse.
1BACCESSORIES ..............................
1.4	MODEL IDENTIFICATION/SERIES CHANGE
	1.4.1	INFANT INTENSIVE CARE			SYSTEM AND		WALL MOUNTED	INFANT WARMER .........	1-5
	1.4.2	FREE	STANDING	INFANT	WARMER

SECTION 2
INSTALLATION .........		0000 S		00 ne	K P K K S KK	O K K	O K KO O	KK K	K o K ken	2-1
2.1UNPACKING					K	n	P		ewes	2-1
2.1.3 WALL	MOUNTED.INFANT		INTENSIVE	CARE	SYSTEM	.......	,..........,...,........			2-1
2.1.4 WALL	MOUNTED	NFANT	WARMER				eee	nee	erence eee	2-2
2.2 ASSEMBLY	- INFANT INTENSIVE CARE SYSTEM AND INFANT INTENSIVE CARE
SYSTEM FOR THE DEHVERY			ROOM						iii

2.2.1INSTALLATION OF BASSINET SUPPORT

2.2.2INSTALLATION OF MOUNTING POST .............

2.2.3

INSTALLATION

OF

POWERMODULE

...............

eee

2.2.4

INSTALLATION

OF

WARMER

MODULE

AND

CONTROLLER

2.2.5

INSTALLATION

OF

BASSINET

ccc

cece

eee

e terre

enter reat eee

ennes

2.2.6

INSTALLATION

OF CART SHELF AND INSTRUMENT TRAYS

..

2.3

ASSEMBLY - FREE

STANDING

INFANTWARMER

....................

2.3.1

ASSEMBLY OF

UPPER

AND

LOWER MOUNTING

POSTS AND BASE

ASSEMBLY

.....

2-12

2.3.2

INSTALLATION

OF

POWER

MOCDULE ...

ee r

0

ner

2-13

2.3.3

INSTALLATION

OF

WARMER

MODULE

AND

CONTROLLER

.................

,......

2-14

2.4

ASSEMBLY - WALL

MOUNTED

INFANT

INTENSIVE

CARE

SYSTEM

....

2-16

2.4.1

INSTALLATION

OF

WALL

MOUNTING

BRACKET

AND

BASSINET

SUPPORT

.........

2-17

2.4.2

INSTALLATION

OF

MOUNTING

POST

eee

cere

eect

cence

eee

2.4.3

INSTALLATION

OF

POWER

MODULE

ε κος

2.4.4 INSTALLATION OF WARMER MODULE AND CONTROLLER

.............

2.4.5

INSTALLATION

OF

BASSINET

.................

,ee....444

2.4.6

INSTALLATION

OF

INSTRUMENT

TRAYS

ων

2.5

ASSEMBLY ~ WALL

MOUNTED

INFANT ...........

WARMER

ω ων ρω ν

2.5.1

INSTALLATION

OF

MOUNTING

BRACKET AND

MOUNTING

POST

2.5.2

INSTALLATION

OF

POWER

MODULE

ο

νε

ενω

ε νεο νο

ενο

ενω

κο

2.5.3

INSTALLATION

OF

WARMER

MODULE

AND

CONTROLLER

.........

2.6

OPERATIONAL CHECKOUT

PROCEDURE .........

cece

cece cee

eect

cece

εκ εκ

κών

κενω

ων ως

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13)

			TABLE OF	CONTENTS	(continued)
SECTION
	2.6.1	ELECTRICAL	CHECKOUT
	2.6.2	MECHANICAL	CHECKOUT ...
2.7	CLEANING
SECTION		3
	TECHNICAL INFORMATION .ν εννοω			κο ννν νο κων ενω	ρα εο νεο νεα ες εε νεο νο σσ νε νεο κ εκ ω ον
3.1	SPECIFICATIONS		.................
	3.21GENERAL.............

3.2.2SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

3.3DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

3.3.1WARMER MODULE

3.3.2POWER MODULE

3.3.3CONTROLLER

SECTION		4
	PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
4.1	GENERAL
4.2	CLEANING
4.3	DISASSEMBLY		FOR	CLEANING
	4.3.1 DISASSEMBLY AND REMOVAL OF BASSINET
	4.3.2 REMOVAL		OF	CART SHELVES		τν νο	εν κεν aires
	4.3.3	REMOVAL	OF	MONITOR SHELVES	(ACCESSORY)		............	ен нннани: 4-6
	4.3.4	REMOVAL	OF	INSTRUMENT TRAYS

4.4CLEANING PROCEDURES ........... laa

4.4.1CLEANING AGENTS ...................

4.4.2PAINTED SURFACES eo

4.4.3CLEAR PLASTIC AND ACRYLIC SURFACES

4.4.4METAL SURFACES.......

4.5STERILIZATION ...............

4.6CALIBRATION SCHEDULE

SECTION

5

νι

5-1

SERVICE

5.1

GENERAL

5-1

5.2

TEST

AND

CALIBRATION

PROCEDURES

60600060

e tenké

5-1

5.2.1

GENERAL

5-1

5.2.2

TEST

EQUIPMENT

REQUIRED

5-1

5.2.3

POWER

MODULE

CALIBRATION PROCEDURE

5-1

5.2.4

CONTROLLER

CALIBRATION PROCEDURE .....

Lei

5-2

5.2.5

ALARM

SOUND

LEVEL ADJUSTMENT

5-4

5.2.6

PERFORMANCE CHECKS - SKIN CONTROL MODE

5-5

5.2.7

PERFORMANCE

CHECKS

- MANUAL

CONTROL

MODE ............................

5-8

5.3

TROUBLESHOOTING

«ο οκ

ν κο ν ον νν

νοκ ετεκ

εν

κε κ νε νε εκ ένεκεν

κε ε νε

εκτ εν

5.3.1

GENERAL .

i

5.3.2

TEST

EGUIPMENT

REGUİRED......

1.0

5.3.3 TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES

(Change 13)

LIST

OF ILLUSTRATIONS

(continued)

FIGURE

PAGE

FIGURE 6.9A

PARTS

LOCATION

DIAGRAM, POWER MODULE POWER SUPPLY

BOARD PCB1 (SERIES 01 POWER MODULE)

nens

6-42

FIGURE 6.10 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, WARMER MODULE ASSEMBLY

(INFANT INTENSIVE CARE SYSTEM, WALL MOUNTED INFANT

INTENSIVE CARE SYSTEM, AND WALL MOUNTED INFANT WARMER)

FIGURE 6.11 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, WARMER MODULE SUBASSEMBLY

FIGURE 6.12 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, HEATER/REFLECTOR ASSEMBLY .

FIGURE 6.13 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, BASSINET ASSEMBLY

FIGURE 6.14

PARTS

LOCATION

DIAGRAM, FREE STANDING INFANT WARMER .............

-

6-56

FIGURE 6.15 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, WARMER MODULE ASSEMBLY

(FREE STANDING

INFANT WARMER)

6-60

FIGURE 6.16

PARTSLOCAMON

DIAGRAM,I.V.POLEFACKAGE.............................

6-64

FIGURE 6.17 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, CART SHELF PACKAGE

.........................

6-66

FIGURE 6.18 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, MONITOR SHELF PACKAGE .....................

6-68

FIGURE 6.19

PARTS

LOCATION

DIAGRAM,

MONITOR

SHELF UNIT

6-70

FIGURE 6.20 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, OXYGEN DELIVERY PACKAGE

(WALL OXYGEN

ONLY)

e

6-72

FIGURE 6.21

PARTS

LOCATION

DIAGRAM,

OXYGEN

DELIVERY SYSTEM

WITH AUXILIARY TANK PROVISION PACKAGE (WALL AND AUXILIARY TANK

OXYGEN) ..

6-74

FIGURE 6.22

PARTS

LOCATION

DIAGRAM,

TANK BRACKET

ASSEMBLY

.....,,..........,...

6-76

FIGURE 6.23 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, AUXILIARY OXYGEN SUPPLY

REGULATION ASSEMBİY ................

уни иене

K K K K

K

ини

6-78

FIGURE 6.24 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, DIRECT MAGNIFICATION

RADIOGRAPHY (DMR) CASSETTE HOLDER PACKAGE.

................... rr

6-80

FIGURE 6.25

PARTS

LOCATION

DIAGRAM, SHELF ASSEMBLY, X-RAY CASSETTE

HOLDER ..

6-82

FIGURE 6.26 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, A.C. RECEPTACLE BOX ASSEMBLY ..............

6-84

FIGURE 6.27 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, WALL MOUNTED ©

INFANT INTENSIVE

CARE ЗУЗТЕМ ......

vee

teeter

een

K

6-86

FIGURE 6.28 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, BASSINET SUPPORT FRAME ASSEMBLY

........

6-90

FIGURE 6.29 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, WALL MOUNTED INFANT WARMER ..............

6-92

FIGURE 6.294 WARMER

MODULE ASSEMBLY,

90°

PIVOT,

PARTS LOCATION

DAGRAM................

еее

ия нии

K

K

K

P

K K

K

K

6-96

FIGURE 6.30

PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, DRAWER MODULE KIT ...,..,...,......,.......

6-100

FIGURE 6.31

PARTS

LOCATION

DIAGRAM, OXYGEN/AIR CYLINDER MOUNTING BRACKET ..

6-102

FIGURE 6.32 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, PCB4 ASSEMBLY, MOTHERBOARD .............

6-104

FIGURE 6.33 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, RESUSCITATION MODULE (Sheet 1)

............

6-106

FIGURE 6.33 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, RESUSCITATION MODULE (Sheet 2)

............

6-107

FIGURE 6.34 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, CLASSIC RESUSCITATION MODULE

............

6-110

FIGURE 6.35 PARTS LOCATION DIAGRAM, DELUXE RESUSCITATION MODULE .............

6-112

FIGURE 7.1 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, POWER MODULE (SERIES 00) AND

WARMER

HOUSING

0

K

K K

P

K

K

K

νο ον

7-3/4

(Change

13)

			LIST OF	ILLUSTRATIONS (continued)
FIGURE								PAGE
FIGURE	7.1A SCHEMATIC		DIAGRAM,	POWER MODULE	(SERIES 01)
AND	WARMER HOUSING				eee	ener	teense	ene 7-5/6
FIGURE 7.2 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, CONTROLLER DISPLAY BOARD PCB4						.................		7-7/8
FIGURE 7.3 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, CONTROLLER MEASUREMENT/DIGITAL
BOARD		PCB2		een	K	K k ee	n n	7-9/10
FIGURE 7.4 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, CONTROLLER CONTROL BOARD PCBS .............								7-11/12
FIGURE 7.5 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, CONTROLLER MOTHERBOARD PCB4						...............		7-13/14
FIGURE	7.6	WIRİING DIAGRAM, POWER MODULE ANDWARMER ........................						7-15/16
FIGURE 7.7 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, CONTROLLER MEASUREMENT/DIGITAL
BOARD		PCB2,			S		anan	7-17/18
FİGURE	7.8	SCHEMATIC	DIAAGRAM,MOTHERBOARD,PCB4 ............................					7-19/20
FIGURE	7.9	SCHEMATIC	DIAGRAM,	SPEAKERASSEMBLY,PCB4 ........................				7-21/22

				LIST	OF FLOWCHARTS
FLOWCHART						PAGE
FLOWCHART	5.1	CONTROLLER MODULE			TROUBLESHOOTING_...........................	- 5-11
FLOWCHART	5.2	WARMER	MODULE	TROUBLESHOOTING ....
FLOWCHART	5.3	POWER	MODULE	TROUBLESHOOTING

LIST

OF

TABLES

TABLE

TABLE

1.1 SERIES

CHANGE

-

CART/BASSINET,

MODEL CB78-1

...................

TABLE

1.2

SERIES

CHANGE

- WARMER

MODULE,

MODEL WR78-1 and

1E

TABLE

1.3

SERIES

CHANGE

-

POWER

MODULE,

MODEL PM78-1

and 1E

TABLE

1.4

SERIES

CHANGE

- CONTROLLER,

MODEL

CM78-1

TABLE

1.5

SERIES

CHANGE

-

CONTROLLER,

MODEL

CM78-2

TABLE

1.6

SERIES

CHANGE

- WARMER

MODULE,

MODEL WFS78-1 and

1E

TABLE

1.7

SERIES

CHANGE

~

POWER MODULE, MODEL PM78-1 and 1E

....................

TABLE

1.8

SERIES

CHANGE

-

CONTROLLER, MODEL CM78-1 ............

,................

TABLE 1.9 SERIES CHANGE - CONTROLLER, MODEL CM78-2 ..................

TABLE

1.10

SERIES

CHANGE

- WARMER

MODULE,

MODEL WR78-1 and

1E

TABLE

1.11

SERIES

CHANGE

-

POWER

MODULE,

MODEL PM78- ..................1 and 1E

TABLE

1.12

SERIES

CHANGE

- CONTROLLER,

MODEL CM78-1 ............................

TABLE 1.13 SERIES CHANGE - CONTROLLER MODULE, MODEL ...................CM78-2

TABLE

1.14

SERIES CHANGE

0 WARMER

MODULE

(90° PIVOT),

MODEL

WRP78-1 AND 1E...

1-12 -

(Change

13)

vi

LIST

OF TABLES

(continued)

TABLE

PAGE

TABLE 6.23 AUXILIARY OXYGEN SUPPLY REGULATION ASSEMBLY, PARTS LIST

(ACCESSORY)

een

nen

ee Eee

K

K K K

6-79

TABLE

6.24

DIRECT

MAGNIFICATION

RADIOGRAPHY (DMR)

CASSETTE HOLDER PACKAGE, PARTS LIST

…

6-81

(ACCESSORY)

TABLE 6.25 SHELF ASSEMBLY, X-RAY CASSETTE HOLDER, PARTS LIST

6-83

[πωςο

μμ

ΑΜ

ΜΕ...

TABLE

6.26

A.C. RECEPTACLE

BOX ASSEMBLY,

PARTS

LIST

…

6-85

(ACCESSORY)

TABLE

6.27

WALL

MOUNTED

INFANT

INTENSIVE

CARE

SYSTEM,

PARTS

LIST

...............

6-87

TABLE 6.28 BASSINET SUPPORT FRAME ASSEMBLY, PARTS LIST ...............

,.,...,....

TABLE

6.29

WALL

MOUNTED

INFANT

WARMER,

PARTS

LIST

............

TABLE

6.29A

WARMER MODULE

ASSEMBLY,

90°

PIVOT,

PARTS

LIST

TABLE

6.30

DRAWER

MODULE

KIT, PARTSLIST

cece

cece

cece

e cence

eet

k

TABLE 6.31 OXYGEN/AIR CYLINDER MOUNTING

BRACKET,

PARTS

LIST

...........

,....,..

6-103

TABLE 6.32 PCB4 ASSEMBLY, MOTHERBOARD,

PARTS

LIST

.........

,....,..,............

6-105

TABLE

6.33

RESUSCITATION

MODULE, PARTS LIST

..............

erir

6-108

TABLE 6.34 CLASSIC RESUSCITATION MODULE,

PARISLIST ........................

6-111

TABLE

6.35

DELUXE

RESUSCITATION

MODULE,

PARTS

LIST .................

,.. , ........

6-113

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viti

TABLE OF DEFINITIONS AND SYMBOLS

NOTE, IMPORTANT, CAUTION, AND WARNING

NOTE: A Note

is inserted

in text

to point out procedures

or conditions

which may otherwise

be misinterpreted or over-

looked. A Note may also be used to clarify apparently

contradictory

or

confusing

situations.

IMPORTANT:

Similar

to

a Note

but used where

greater

emphasis is

required.

CAUTION:

A

Caution

is

inserted

in text to call attention

to a procedure

which,

if not

followed

exactly, can

lead to dam-

age or destruction of the equipment.

WARNING:

A Warning is inserted

in text to

call

attention to dangerous

or hazardous

conditions

inherent |

to the

operation,

cleaning,

and

maintenance

of the equipment

which

may

result

in personal

injury or

death of the operator or patient.

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page

is

intentionally

left

blank.)

(Change 8)

HCS

GENERAL INFORMATION

SECTION 1

GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1

INTRODUCTION

This

manual

provides

instructions

for

installation,

maintenance, and repair of the following equipment:

*

“Infant

Intensive

Care

System

and

Infant Intensive Care System for the Delivery

Room

System 7810

I

©

Free

Standing

Infant

Warmer

System 7830

®

Wali

Mounted

Infant

intensive

Care System

7820

@

Wail Mounted Infant Warmer System 7840

The

manual

is

intended

for

use only by

trained, qualified, service personnel. Instructions

for the

operator of the

equipment

are

provided

in

a separate

Operator’s

manual.

1.2 DESCRIPTION

1.2.1INFANT INTENSIVE CARE SYSTEM AND INFANT INTENSIVE CARE SYSTEM FOR THE DELIVERY ROOM

The Infant Intensive Care System and Infant Intensive

Care

System

for the Delivery Room

(Figure 1.1)

consists of a Cart and

Bassinet Assembly,

a

Warmer

Module, with a built-in

Examination

Light,

and

a

Controller Assembly. The Infant Intensive Care

System

is also

equipped

with

two

removable

instrument

trays U

which

are

mounted

on

the

Bassinet Support

at

the rear

of

the

Bassinet.

©

Cart

and

Bassinet —

The

Bassinet

provides

maximum

visibility

and access

to

the

infant;

the

Cart

provides

a

mounting

for the

Warmer

Module

and

Bassinet.

e

Warmer

Module

—

The

Warmer

Module

houses

a

heating

element

and

an

Examination

Light

for

examination

or

special

procedures.

*

Controller

—

Provides

either

manual

heat

contro!

or

automatic

skin

temperature

control.

1.2.2 FREE STANDING INFANT WARMER

The Free Standing Infant Warmer (Figure

1.2)

is

functionally.

identical

to the

Infant

Intensive Care

System

except that

it is not

equipped

with a Cart and

Bassinet Assembly

and

the

Warmer

Module

is

fixed

and

cannot

be swiveled from side to side. The mobile base

is

designed

for

use with

a variety

of “bassinets.”

The

overall

height of

the

base

is

only

9 cm (3-1/2

inches)

and

the base

has

a

single

center support

leg

to make

it adaptable

to the various styles of “bassinets.” The Warmer

Posi

can

be

assembled

to provide one of three height

positions

to

accommodate

bassinets

which

have

different

mattress—to—floor

heights

while

maintaining

the

specified

distance

between

the lower surface of the Warmer

Module

and the

maitress

surface.

©

Warmer

Module

The

Warmer Module houses a heating element

and

an

Examination Light

for

examination

or

special

procedures.

© Controller — Provides either manual heat control or automatic skin temperature control.

1.2.3 WALL MOUNTED INFANT INTENSIVE CARE SYSTEM

The	Wall Mounted	Infant Intensive Care	System is	functionally	identical to the Infant Intensive	Care	System
(Figure 1.1) except		that itis not equipped	with a Cart	Assembly	andis designed for mounting ina	fixed	position ©
on	a wall.

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