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Chapter
1:
Introduction Purpose
AUdience............
Organijization
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
..
1:
Introduction.
2:
Troubleshooting
3:
Theory
4:
Removal,
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Chapter
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6:
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Features.
Oval Mattress Pedestal Oxygen Humidity Weighing
Specifications
Physical Electrical
Oxygen
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Regulations,Standards,andCodes.................................
Model
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InstaHlation
and
Set-uD
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Assembling Setting
Oxygen
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Chapter
Introduction
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Control
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Incubator average of 90°F
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incubator
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hour.
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the
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air
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temperature
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cm)
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of
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min
as
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in a plane
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on
the
that
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Introduction
Overview
On
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front
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12,
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humidity
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hours.
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and
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to
Page
1-8
The
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1:
Introduction
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Specifications
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Description
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Specifications
Chapter
1:
Introduction
Oxygen
Control
For
Isolette®
page
1-12.
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display set
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operation
only).
with
short-time
loading
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and
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table
Series
1-4
Changes
1:
Introduction
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1-13.
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C2HS-03
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Number
Table
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with Isolette®
with
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hood/shell
panel
pawl
hood
modification
assembly
for
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slide
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latches
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lock
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series
the
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Description
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Incubator
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170
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hood/shell
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assembly
assembly
assembly
assembly
see
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Isolette®
page
1-13.
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C2C-2-00
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Table
Number
Manual
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for
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table
Page 1 -
1-6
on
13
Model
Identification
Chapter
1:
Introduction
For identification,
and
Series
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on
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page
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1-14.
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C2STD2-00
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1-8.
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for
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see
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with
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with
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table
Identification
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pedestal
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upper
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height
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on
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Description
fixed
and
lower
fixed
and
lower
fixed
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page
1-14.
for
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Description
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assembly
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height
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extrusion
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weldment
stand
stand
Page
1-14
For
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1-9
on
page
Table
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1-14.
1-9.
Number
Incubator
Series
Identification
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for
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1:
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Tips
A
A
WARNING: Only
facility-authorized Infant result
Incubator.
in
personal
WARNING: To
prevent stand adequately
when
injury
transporting,
control
WARNING:
Do
not
use
the
incubator
qualified
equipment
personnel.
damage.
WARNING: A
dirty
air
intake
cause
change
carbon
at
least
dioxide
personnel
Troubleshooting
injury
or
or
damage
equipment
to
the
employ a person
the
incubator.
if it
fails
Failure
microfilter
every 3 months.
to
do
may
build-up.
Check
should
by
unauthorized
damage.
variable
to
function
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could
affect
oxygen the
troubleshoot
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personnel
height
of
properly.
result
adjustable
sufficient
Refer
in
personal
concentrations
filter
on a routine basis
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strength
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to
or
and
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WARNING: The
procedure.
WARNING:
sound
WARNING:
Infant
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heater
heater
If
the
Heater
probe.
Follow
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radiator
to
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Failed
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Failure
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20
min
not
in
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appear
switch,
instructions.
damage.
to
cause
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and
and
to
the
Failure
burns.
Permit
attempting
the
alarm
replace
the
incubator.
to
do
'
this
does
airflow
so
could
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the
not
1-15
Safety Chapter
Tips
1:
Introduction
A
A
WARNING:
Make the cleaning
in
sure
that
the
incubator
is
procedures. A fire
an
oxygen-enriched
WARNING: A
dirty
inlet
filter
dioxide
commensurate
used may
build-up.
in
an
unusually
be
necessary.
with
WARNING: The
heater
touching
minutes.
can
the
heater
WARNING: Only
facility-authorized
maintenance performed equipment
on
by
unauthorized
damage.
oxygen
supply
disconnected
and
environment.
may
affect
Be
sure
local
dusty
be
sufficiently
until
oxygen
the
conditions.
environment,
the
unit
personnel
the
Isolette©
personnel
to
from
the
explosion
concentration
filter
is
hot
to
has
should
infant
Incubator.
the
incubator
oxygen
supply
hazard
checked
Particularly,
cause
been
on a routine
more
frequent
burns.
switched
perform
Preventive
could
result
is
turned
exists
and/or
when
when
cause
off
performing
basis
if
the
incubator
replacements
Avoid
removing
off
for
at
preventive
maintenance
in
personal
and
that
cleaning
carbon
is
or
least
45
injury
or
Page
1-16
WARNING: The
administration
within
the
incubator.
WARNING: Make the
sure
that
incubator maintenance performing
maintenance
environment.
of
oxygen
the
oxygen
is
disconnected
procedures. A fire
may
supply
from
and
procedures
{solette®
increase
to
the
incubator
the
oxygen
explosion
in
an
Infant
Incubator
the
noise
supply hazard
level
is
turned
when
exists
for
oxygen-enriched
Service
Manual
the
baby
off
and
that
performing
when
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1:
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Tips
A
A
A
AN
WARNING:
The
incubator
provided.
the
pedestal
must
Failure
siand
WARNING:
To
keep
the
incubator pedestai/stand and
locked.
front
WARNING:
Oxygen concentration continuously so
SHOCK Make
electrical
variable
reliability, hospital-grade
could
sure
flow
rates
in
monitored
result
in
HAZARD:
that
specifications
height
connect
or
be
attached
to
do
so
could
if
sufficiently
from
locking
cannot
an
incubator.
be
with a calibrated
personal
the
building
shown
adjustable
the
pedestal
power
hospital-use
to
the
result
tilted,
sliding
when
casters
used
as
Oxygen
injury
or
power
on
source
the
stand.
cord
only
receptacle.
pedestal
in
the
stand
incubator
particularly
parked
must
be
facing
an
accurate
concentrations
oxygen
equipment
right
damage.
is
compatible
side
of
For
proper
to a properly
Do
not
using
separating
with
the
on an
incline,
down
the
indication
must
analyzer.
with
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incubator grounding
marked
use
extension
the
bolts
from
hood
open.
the
incline
of
oxygen
be
Failure
to
the
and
three-wire
cords.
do
the
AN
A
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SHOCK Unplug personal
SHOCK Do equipment
CAUTION: When
the
stability.
infant
Incubator
HAZARD:
the
unit
injury
HAZARD:
not
expose
damage
using
the
incubator
Service
from
or
equipment
the
unit
variable
to
its
lowest
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power
to
excessive
could
occur.
height
position
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source.
damage.
moisture.
adjustable
prior
Failure
to
Personal
pedestal
to
transport
do
so
stand,
for
could
result
injury
or
always
optimum
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in
lower
1-17
Safety
Chapter
Tips
1:
Introduction
A
A
CAUTION:
When
module
and
reconnecting
cable
not
the
CAUTION:
Replace
could
CAUTION: Do could
CAUTION: Some residue conductive. components. surfaces.
both
result
not
use
occur.
chemical
that
harsh
the
rear
connector
RS-232
oxygen
in
equipment
connector.
sensor
cleaners,
cleaning
may
permit a build-up
Do
not
permit
Do
not
spray
panel
is
connected
cells
damage.
solvents,
agents
cleaning
cleaning
connectors,
to
the
at
the
same
or
detergents.
may
be
conductive
of
dust
agents
solutions
sensor
or
dirt,
to
contact
onto
make
module
|
time.
Equipment
and/or
which
any
sure
the
sensor
connector,
Failure
to
do
damage
leave
may
be
electrical
of
these
so
a
CAUTION:
When
prevent
cleaning
liquids
damage
CAUTION: Alcohol for
can
cleaning.
CAUTION:
Do
not
expose
lamps.
Ultraviolet
gaskets,
from
could
occur.
cause
fading
the
interior
entering
crazing
the
hood
radiation
of
paint,
of
the
the
of
the
assembly
from
these
and
crazing
incubator
motor
clear
to
direct
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sources
of
the
shell,
care
opening.
hood.
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radiation
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must
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Equipment
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use
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to
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1-18
Isolette®
Infant
Incubator
Service
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Chapter
Safety
1:
Introduction
Tips
A
CAUTION:
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CAUTION:
>
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the
raised
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only
handle
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clean
lint
build-up
and
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lifting
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have
hood.
component
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could
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heater
to
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oxygen
incubator
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board
electronic
components,
in
component
radiator
hood
and
airflow,
concentrations.
for
cleaning,
to
prevent
ensure
by
its
edges.
damage.
fan
impeller
which
that
wear
could
will
affect
ensure
possible
your
hands
an
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temperature
that
all
interference
are
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mounted
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clean,
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and
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shipping
protective
CAUTION:
> > >
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not
and
storage,
bag.
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use
silicone-based
place
the
removed
damage
lubricants.
can
Equipment
P.C.
occur.
board
damage
in
an
antistatic
could
occur.
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Infant
Incubator
Service
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Page
1-19
Warning
Chapter
and
1:
Warning
Caution
Labels
Introduction
and
Caution
Labels
Figure
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OXYGEN
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Chapter
NOTES:
2:
Troubleshooting
Procedures
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2-2
Isolette®
Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
Getting
Started
Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
Getting
Procedures
Started
A
WARNING: Only
facility-authorized Infant result
Begin
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corrective
perform
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incubator.
in
personal
each
procedure
step
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statement.
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verify
troubleshooting
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procedure
is
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or
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repair,
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personnel
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injury
the
of
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information
procedures
at
or
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product
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perform
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chapter
step
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and
or
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step
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given
order.
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problem,
to
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isolate
for
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the
assistance.
the
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1.
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step
repair
seating a connector,
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by
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the
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start
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after
the
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sequence
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each
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procedure, a repair
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than
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call
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or
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initial
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information
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1.
the
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2.
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3.
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the
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on
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operator
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problems
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information
2-4.
2-4.
with
the
information
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problem
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Function
Chapter
Checks
2:
Troubleshooting
Procedures
Function
A
Yes
4.
Instruct
Incubator
y
No
the
Incubator,
Checks
Before
cleaning
WARNING:
Do
to
SHOCK
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variable
reliability,
the
incubator
or
maintenance,
not
use
the
qualified
personnel.
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sure
that
specifications
height
connect
hospital-grade
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to
“Function
operator
User
Manual.
perform
incubator
is
the
building
the
first
adjustable
the
or
hospital-use
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to
refer
to
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ensure
“Function
placed
perform
if
it
fails
power
shown
pedestal
power
cord
on
page
the
procedures
proper
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into
Function
to
function
source
on
the
stand.
only
receptacle.
operation
on
service,
Checks.
is
right
For
to a properly
Do
2-4.
in
the
Isolette®
of
page
2-4.
and
after
as
described.
compatible
side
of
the
proper
marked,
not
use
Infant
the
Isolette®
any
disassembly
Refer
with
the
incubator
grounding
three-wire,
extension
Infant
for
service
and
the
cords.
Page
2-4
WARNING:
To
prevent
stand
when
adequately
CAUTION: When the
using
incubator
stability.
1.
Initial Yes
2.
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injury
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the
the
variable
to
its
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have been
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pedestal the
pedestal
incubator.
height
stand
to
the
variable
employ a person
adjustable
position
performed.
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AC
stand
Isolette®
prior
on
power
power
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to
page
cord,
cord
Incubator
height
of
pedestal transport
adjustable
sufficient
stand,
for
2-3.
and
apply
to
an
AC
source.
Service
strength
always
optimum
power:
Manual
pedestal
to
lower
(man223rf)
3.
b.
Press
c.
Press
unit
All
indicator
Yes
y
Check
cord
from
Power
Yes
y
the
the
Power
Power
switch
switch
performs a self-test
No
the
Fail
No
If
of the
Module
Power
its
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lamps
the
on
power
indicator
light,
unit
following
Display
Failure.
Failure
source.
is
no
Power
and
fails
#1:
alarm
on
the
power,
switch
on
the
pedestal
on
the
incubator.
indicated
the
audible
the
self-test,
messages
Controller
Refer
the
by
unplugging
The
Power
controller
and
the
is
not
on.
Chapter
by
the
appear
Fail,
unit
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lights.
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Press
stand.
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the
flashing
alarm
alarm
in
EEPROM
to
service.
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the
2:
Troubleshooting
initially
is
pulsed.
sounds,
place
the
pedestal
alarm
alarm
Power
Function
turned
hourglass.
and
of
the
Trend
Fail,
or
stand
sounds,
is
not
switch.
Checks
Procedures
on, the
one
or
more
display
Sensor
power
and
the
activated.
4.
5.
Perform
a.
Connect
into
b.
After 95°F
Check
the
Turn
b.
Use pedestal
maximum
the
following:
the
the
wall
the
self-test,
(35°C).
variable
on
the
your
foot
stand,
height
power
stand
Allow
height
main
to
press
front,
cord.
and
incubator
Display
the
adjustable
power
the
up/down
(see
figure
Make
#1
appears.
unit
to
switch.
Up
arrow
switch
2-1
sure
the
power
receptacles.
Set
the
operate
while
pedestal/stand
of
the
variable
(X)
to
raise
on
page
2-6).
cord
is
air
set
temperature
checking
if
so
equipped.
height
the
stand
fully
plugged
the
hood/shell.
adjustable
to
to
the
Isolette®
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Incubator
Service
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5
Function Chapter
Checks
2:
Troubleshooting
Procedures
Figure
2-1.
Variable
Height
Adjustable
Pedestal/Stand
Up/Down
Switch
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c.
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height.
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Repeat
The
stand
Yes
No
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Check
a.
b.
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Yes
the
Disconnect
Slowly
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e
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hood
No
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and
hold
stand
using
the
operates
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hood
(A)
the
tilt
the
the
hood
the
cables
the
weighing
operates
Replace
the
Down
up/down
rear
switch
up/down
smoothly
operation
weighing
hood
(A)
back
(A).
on
the scale
correctly.
the
hood.
arrow
and
adjusts
(see
scale
cable
until
sensor
cable
of
the
(X)
to
switch
to
figure
(B)
the
module
(B)
variable
lower
the
(X).
the
desired
2-2
on
page
from
hood
(A)
(C).
on
the
sensor
height
stand
height.
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the
sensor
comes
module
adjustable
to
the
minimum
module
to
rest.
(C).
(C).
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Incubator
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Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
Function
Checks
Procedures
Figure
2-2.
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Assembly
Operation
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Incubator
Service
Manual
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Function Chapter
Checks
2:
Troubleshooting
7.
For following:
a. b. c.
d.
The
Yes
y
Procedures
hoods
Disconnect
Slowly
Release the
Connect
(A)
tilt
the
right
equipped
the
the
hood
rear
the
self-locking
No
>
Replace
with a self-locking
weighing
hood
(A)
(A) by
hinge
weighing
(E)
mechanism
the
self-locking
scale
back
pulling
while
scale
cable
and
cable
until the
on
and
closing
(B)
knob
(D)
mechanism
mechanism,
(B)
from
hood
(A)
holding
the
hood
on
the
sensor
operate
and
perform
the
sensor
locks
in
the
knob
(D)
(A).
module
correctly.
knob
(D).
the
module
place.
located
(C).
(C).
on
Check
a.
the
Ona
panel
b.
On
all
open
c.
Pivot
down).
d.
Check
e.
Close
The
latches
panel(s)
Yes
Check
The
Yes
L
+
No
the
iris
No
(H)
access
“00”
Series
(F).
hoods
the
access
the
access
the
rear
the
access panel
(G)
(F).
Replace
iris
entry
opens
Replace
panel
hood,
other
panel
panel
access
are
properly
the
ports
and
the
(F).
slide
than
“00”
(F).
(F)
panel
(F).
access
(H) by
closes
iris
entry
the
blue
Series,
to
the
(F),
if
secured
panel
rotating
as
rotation
port
slide
rotate
full-open
so
to
(F)
(H)
position
equipped.
avoid
accidental
(refer
the
outer
is
continued
sleeve
latches,
the
paw!
to
procedure
ring
through
(refer
and
open
latches
(hanging
opening
4.7).
of the
to
iris
360°.
procedure
the
access
(G),
and
straight
of
the
port
(H).
4.8).
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8
10.
Check
a.
Press
swings
Yes
y
b.
Close access
the
the
No
access
door
open.
Replace
the
doors
door
(1)
door
(I)
release
the
(I),
gaskets
latches
(J)
of
door
release
and
check
are
Isolette®
and
each
(J).
for
placed
infant
gaskets.
access door
proper
properly
latching
on
Incubator
(I).
The
and
the
inner and
Service
access
door
quietness.
outer
Manual
(man223rf)
(1)
The
walls.
Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
Function
Checks
Procedures
11.
Yes
12. knob is
Yes
13.
Rotate
The
Yes
14.
Turn
the Yes
Yes
y
Check (F).
The
y
Check
at a 12°
y
mattress
y
the
mattress
y
No
—>
Replace
that
the
inner
front
and
rear
No
-5
Replace
the
mattress
(K)
counterclockwise
angle.
No
Replace
the
right
mattress
(L)
is
No
—>
Replace
left
mattress
(L)
is
at a 12°
No
>
Replace
the
access
walls
inner
the
inner
(L)
elevators.
the
mattress
tilt
level.
the
mattress
tilt
mechanism
the
mattress
door
(1)
are
properly
walls
are
wall.
Rotate
until
it
stops.
elevator.
mechanism
elevator.
angle.
elevator.
gasket.
latched.
properly
the
right
The
knob
knob
(K)
Open
the
latched.
mattress
right
end
of the
(K)
clockwise
clockwise.
access
tilt
mechanism
mattress
until
The
left
panel(s)
(L)
it
stops.
end
of
15.
Turn mattress
Yes
y
16.
Check
b.
c. The
Yes
17.
Check
the
left (L)
No
—>
the
Slide
out
Carefully
supported
Return
mattress
No
—>
the
mattress
is
level.
Replace
mattress
the
mattress
lean
on
to
provide a firm
the
mattress
tray
(M)
Replace
air
intake
tilt
mechanism
the
mattress
tray
(M)
operation.
tray
(M)
the
mattress
infant
(L),
and
is a
firm
platform
the
mattress
microfilter
(N)
knob
elevator.
to
the
fully-extended
tray
(M)
platform.
close
the
for an
tray
(M).
(see
figure
(K)
counterclockwise.
to
make
sure
access
panel
(F).
infant.
2-3
on
page
The
position.
it
is
properly
2-10).
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Function Chapter
Checks
2:
Troubleshooting
Procedures
A
WARNING: A
dirty
air
cause
at
carbon
least
every 3 months.
a.
Loosen
remove
b.
Inspect
The
microfilter
Yes
y
18.
Check a.
Introduce a carefully
connector
b.
Using a calibrated
(A).
intake
dioxide
the
the
the
No
>
Replace
the
air/oxygen
microfilter
may
build-up.
two
thumbscrews
cover
microfilter
(Q).
(P).
(N) has no
the
microfilter
system.
measured 9 lpm
oxygen
(N).
affect
Check
(O)
visible
analyzer,
oxygen the
on
dirt.
(N)
filter
the
air
(refer
to
of
oxygen
monitor
concentrations
routinely,
intake
procedure
the
filter
into
the
levels
and/or
and
change
cover
4.4).
oxygen
within
m223f039
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input
the
hood
it
and
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Check
ray
Yes No
4
20.
If
installed,
a.
b. c.
levels
tray
Pull
Check
Push
No
the
(R).
the
the
reach
(9
Ipm
Go
to
x-ray
tray
The
Replace
check
sensor
that
the
sensor
the
predicted
in
equals
RAP
(R).
x-ray
the
the
module
sensor
module
50%
2.4.
Open
tray
x-ray
sensor
lock
module
level
to
the
(R)
operates
tray
module
(S)
lock
as
70%)
access
(R).
down.
(C)
(S)
up.
Chapter
indicated
(see
panel
correctly.
lock
(S).
slides
in
2:
Troubleshooting
on
the
figure
(F),
and
2-2
and
out
Function
rear
panel
on
page
withdraw
of
the
hood
Checks
Procedures
(F)
of
the
2-7).
the
x-
(A).
When
Yes
21.
Check warm
Yes
22.
When remains
Yes
23.
Check
a.
b.
Yes
the
sensor
(C)
is
locked
No
y
Air
up
No
\
the
>
Replace
Mode.
to
>
Goto
Air
securely.
the
Temperature
within
No
4
GotoRAP
the
air
Set
Open
the
access
In
approximately 5 min, Temperature sounds.
No
y
>
Goto
module
the
sensor
With
all
air
set
temperature
RAP
2.1.
0.5°C
of
the
2.1.
Temperature
panel
message
RAP
2.1.
lock
(S)
module
access
display
set
(F).
the
appears
is
in
the
up
lock
(S).
openings
of
95°F
closed,
(35°C).
has stabilized,
temperature
alarm.
alarm
indicators
on
the
Trend
position,
allow It
takes
the
for
15
min.
activates, display,
the
sensor
the
incubator
less
digital
the
and
an
module
to
than 1 hour.
display
Low
Air
alarm
Isolette®
Infant
c.
Close
24.
Check
a.
Connect
Incubator
the
Skin
Service
access
Mode.
the
skin
Manual
panel
(F).
probe
(man223rf)
to
skin
connector
#1
on
the
sensor
module
Page
(C).
2-
11
Function Chapter
Checks
2:
Troubleshooting
b. c. d. In
Temperature
sounds.
Yes
ψ
NOTE:
The
sensor
second sounds,
the
second
the
two
25.
Check
Procedures
Place
the
skin
probe
Set
the
skin
set
temperature
When
the
temperature
approximately 5 min,
No
module
skin
and
skin
Goto
probe
the
message
probe,
message
RAP
is
is
connected
appears
2.1.
equipped
Remove
first
temperatures.
the
Connect
Skin 1 Probe
4"
(10
cm)
to
stabilizes,
the
alarm
in
to
accept
to
the
Skin 2 Probe
select
Air
above
95°F
(35°C).
open
the
the
indicators
place
of the
two
skin
sensor
Mode,
module
and
alarm.
center
access
activate,
Trend
of
panel
the
display,
probes.
in
Skin
appears.
then
In
the
controller
the
mattress.
(F).
Low
Skin
and
However,
Mode,
order
to
the
alarm
when
the
an
alarm
connect
displays
a.
Remove
b.
Select
c.
Disconnect
sounds,
d.
The
e.
Press
Connect a skin
Yes
No
4
26.
Check a.
the
Connect a skin and a temperature
b.
Place
c.
Allow
d. If
the
The
incubator’s
the
Air
Yes
No
y
the
skin
Skin
Mode.
the
skin
and
the
message
the
Connect
Silence/Reset
probe.
Сою
ВАР
maximum
probe
the
skin
probe
the
incubator
Skin
Temperature
temperature
Temperature
>
Goto
RAP
probe
Skin
#2
probe
Temperature
Skin 1 Probe
key.
The
incubator
2.1.
air
temperature.
to
the
of
greater
sensor
to
heat.
display.
2.1.
from
#1
from
The
sensor
than
outside
alarm
stays
the
sensor
the
display
alarm
returns
module
99°F
the
sounds,
below
module
sensor
module
goes
appears.
goes
silent
to
normal
(C),
(37°C). incubator.
press
the
103.8°F
(39.9°C)
(C).
(C).
The
blank.
for 5 min.
operation.
and
select
Skin
Silence/Reset
as
indicated
alarm
Mode
key.
by
Page 2 -
12
Isolette®
infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
27.
Check a.
Ensure Reverse
b.
If
you
on
c.
If
necessary,
the
d.
Select
e.
Press
The
Weight
Yes
+
28.
Place a weight weight
filled), a beep
Yes
y
the
weighing
that
the
mattress
system
Trendelenburg
desire a pounds/ounces
page
6-20.
Zero
softkey.
Display
the
Zero
display
No
Goto
is
displayed.
sounds
No
Go
remove
RAP
of
known
to
RAP
any
2,
and
press
softkey
reads
2.1.
value
When
and
2.1.
accessory
(L)
is
(see
figure
display,
objects
the
twice
in
zero,
and
(less
the
Weight
the
weight
Chapter
(if
level,
2-2
from
Weigh
succession.
the
Weight
than
Sample
is
locked
2:
Troubleshooting
applicable).
i.e.,
not
in
Trendelenburg
on
page
2-7).
refer
to
“Installation
the
mattress
softkey.
Sample
15
Ib (7
kg)) on
bar
stops
into the
Function
(L)
before
bar
is
the
mattress.
searching
Weight
Checks
Procedures
or
and
Set-up”
pressing
searching.
The
(bar
display.
29.
Press
the
Home
30.
Yes
Remove
b.
display
y
check a.
c.
d.
again
No
the
the
oxygen
Place a calibrated
the
mattress
On
Display
Turn
on
Set
the
Within 5 minutes,
+5%. Yes
31.
Within 5 minutes,
+
y
5%.
No
key
to
displays
Goto
RAP
weight from
system
(L).
1,
press
Oxygen
oxygen
control.
setpoint
the
The
oxygen
the
return
the
to
value
Display
of
2.1.
the
mattress
accessory
oxygen
oxygen
oxygen
analyzer
the
Oxygen
to
45%.
analyzer
concentration
analyzer
2.
Press
the
weight
(L),
press
(if
applicable). inside
softkey.
and
the
level
is
and
the
the
on
the
the
the
hood
Oxygen
too
low.
Oxygen
Weigh mattress
Home
softkey,
(A)
at
display
Go
to
display
softkey.
The
(L).
and
the
center
reads
RAP
2.4.
reads
of
45%
45%
Isolette®
Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
Page 2 -
13
Final
Actions
Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
Procedures
Final
32.
33.
Actions
1.
Yes
Check a.
b.
d. e.
y
Fill the
Pre-warm
On Turn Within
No
->
The
the
humidity
the
reservoir,
hood
Display
on
30
50% + 6%.
Yes
Go
Complete "Preventive
y
No
to
“Final
>
GotoRAP
the
oxygen
concentration
system
and
(A)
at
the
center
the
incubator
1,
press
the
the
humidity.
min
to
60
2.1.
Actions”
required
Maintenance
on
preventive
accessory
place
the
mattress
to
95°F
Humidity
Set
the
humidity
min,
the
hygrometer
page
2-14.
Checklist”
level
is
too
(if
applicable).
probe
of a calibrated
(L).
(35°C).
softkey.
setpoint
and
maintenance
on
page
6-8.
high.
Go
to
hygrometer
to
50%.
Humidity
procedures.
RAP
display
See
2,5.
inside
reads
|
| |
2.
Complete
all
required
administrative
tasks.
Page
2-14
Isolette®
infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223r1)
Alarms
Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
Alarms
Procedures
High
and
Low
The
high
and
temperature
*
Skin
temperature—+
*
Air
temperature
NOTE:
The
skin
temperature
and
Set-up”
A
temperature Temperature alarm, the
Skin
and a high
The
alarm
alarm skin
activation
15-min
remain corrected
flashing
air
or
skin
Temperature
temperature
high
and
condition
indicators
temperature
of
audible
on
until the
within
Air
and
low
air
or
fluctuates
from
—1.59C,
limits
on
page
6-20.
below
or
Low
the
Skin
indicators,
set
temperature
in
the
low
air
or
is
corrected,
are
turned
alarms
other
audible
alarm
silence.
alarm
15
min,
Skin
Temperature
skin
temperature
the
set
1.0°C
-2.5°C
may
air
or
skin Temperature and a low
is
indicated
message
reading.
skin
temperature
the
alarm
off.
The
can
be
silenced
and
visual
When
condition
the
audible
alarms
temperature
also
be
set
set
temperature in
the
temperature
by
center,
an
alarms
is
automatically
audible
by
alarms
the
alarm
is
corrected.
alarm
Alarms
are
actuated
as
follows:
to
+0.5°C.
message
reading. A temperature
High
audible
are
portion
pressing
are
not
is
If
is
activated.
Refer
is
indicated
center,
Air
Temperature
tone,
flashing
self-resetting;
silenced
of
the
high
the
Silence/Reset
affected
silenced,
the
the
alarm condition
if
the
skin
or
to
“Installation
by
Low
an
audible
above
or
High
indicators,
that
is,
and
the
visual
and
low
air
key;
by
use
of
the
alarm
indicators
is
air
Air
if
the
or
the
not
Isolette®
In or temperature after
current
As a general
temperature,
the
Alternately,
operator
Silence
Infant
Incubator
addition, low)
if
after
alarms
the
operator
temperature.
new
set
temperature
before
may
Mode.
Service
it
is
desired
the
incubator
raises
rule,
the
the
longer
changing
press
In
Procedural
Manual
to
change
is
in
operation,
are
automatically
or
lowers
greater
the
alarm
after
the
the
the
the
Silence/Reset
Silence
(man223rf)
the
air
silenced
the
air
change
remains
specified
current
air
key
Mode,
or
skin
the
high
for a specific
or
skin
set
from
the
silent.
to
time,
or
skin
place
the
If
the
low
set
temperature
temperature
amount
temperature
current
set
the
incubator
the
incubator
alarm
sounds.
temperature,
unit
in
Procedural
temperature
(either
and
low
from
fails
the
alarm
Page
of
the
time
to
reach
is
high
2-15
Alarms
Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
Procedures
Alarm
silenced
Temperature,
for
up
to
Airflow,
Messages
The
alarm oxygen presented 2-20,
22.
In
the
other,
total
For
an
Power
Motor
EEPROM
Heater
Controller through
and
system
and
humidity
in
table
table
2-4 on
event
that
the
messages
of
five
messages
explanation
Alarm
Failure
Failed
failed
failure 1 and
failure
14
two
15
min.
prompt
displays
2-1
on
page
or
that
can
of
system
2
1
Procedural
or
Probe
messages
during
page
2-16,
2-21,
table
more
alarms
describe
be
posted.
alarms,
Table
A
flashing
continuous
power
unplugged
alarm
Plug
source. A
flashing
continuous
malfunction. from
A
flashing
continuous
malfunction. from
A
flashing
continuous malfunction. from
A
flashing
continuous
malfunction.
from
Silence
alarm
an
table
2-5
occur
the
alarms
refer
2-1.
System
to
the
for
15
the
power
service
service.
service.
service
Mode
occurs.
that
replace
alarm
on
alarm
audible
incubator
from
min,
alarm
audible
Turn (refer
alarm
audible
Turn
alarm
audible
Turn
alarm
audible
Turn
(refer
condition
2-2
on
page
2-21,
simultaneously,
will
be
to
table
Alarms
Description
indicator
alarm
its
power
press
cord
into
indicator
alarm
the
to
indicator
alarm
the
indicator
alarm
the
indicator
alarm
the
to
is
terminated
the
Trend
page
2-18,
and
presented
2-1
on
appears
to
indicate
fails,
or
source.
the
Silence/Reset
an
appropriate
appears
to
indicate a motor
incubator
procedure
appears
to
indicate
incubator
appears
to
indicate a heater
incubator
appears
to
indicate
incubator
procedure
Display
or
procedure
table
table
2-6
or
one
in
page
2-16.
with
the
power
To
with
off,
and
4.6).
with
off,
and
with
off,
and
with
off,
and
4.1).
if a High
or
are
2-3
on
page
on
page
after the
sequence.
a
that
primary
cord
silence
an
an
this
key.
power
a
remove
a
internal
remove
a
remove
a
internal
remove
the
2-
A
is
it
it
it
it
Page 2 -
16
Isolette®
Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
Key
Air
Low
Sensor
Sensor
Alarm
Sensor
Alarm
stuck
probe
failed
airflow
module
out
of
indicator
disconnected
failure | An
position | The
Chapter
An
audible
appear
(refer
Air
probe
A
flashing continuous circulation failed.
4.6).
audible
appear
malfunctions
(refer
sensor perform procedure
A
flashing alarm experienced
An
audible appear experienced
incubator
procedure
alarm
to
indicate a controller
to
procedure
malfunction.
alarm
audible
within
Replace
to
to
procedure
calibration
to
indicate
to
the
alarm
indicate
or
is
module
4.2). alarm
as
alarm
alarm
indicate
an
communications
off,
and
4.2).
2:
Troubleshooting
Description
and
flashing
4.1).
indicator
alarm
the
fan
and
that the
not
4.2).
is
or
indicator that
and
that the
remove
appears
to
incubator.
motor
flashing
sensor
connected
not
in
continue
appears
the
incubator
condition.
flashing
sensor
it
alarm
key
indicate a lack
(refer
alarm
the
alarm
from
indicators
malfunction
with
The
fan
to
procedure
indicators module to
the
correct operation
with
has
indicators module
failure.
service
Alarms
Procedures
a
of
air
motor
incubator
position
an
Turn
has
(refer
audible
has
the
(refer
to to
to
IsoletteO
Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man228rf)
Page
2-17
Alarms
Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
For
an
Procedures
explanation
of
temperature
alarms,
refer
to
table
2-2
on
page
2-18.
Table
Low
High
Skin
Low
High High
High out
Alarm
air
temperature
air
temperature
mode
disabled
skin
temperature
skin
temperature
skin 1 temperature
temperature
cut
2-2.
Temperature
This
message
flashing
incubator
temperature.
press This
flashing incubator
temperature.
To
Silence/Reset This
flashing Mode
This
flashing
skin
temperature skin
min, This
flashing
skin
temperature
skin min,
This flashing air
103.1°F
tors
99.5°F (37°C) >
99°F
alarm
air
temperature
To
the
Silence/Reset
message
alarm
air
temperature
Additionally,
silence
temperature
only).
this
message
has
message
temperature
set
press message
temperature
set
press
message
(37.5°C)
and (37°C).
appears
alarm
been
appears
alarm
probe
temperature.
the
appears
alarm
probe
temperature.
the
appears
alarm
(39.5°C)
All
103.1°F
Alarms
Description
appears
indicators
appears
indicators
alarm
key.
indicators
disabled.
indicators
Silence/Reset
indicators
Silence/Reset
indicators
has
other
with
silence
being
being
for
this
with
for
with
with
monitored
#1
is
To
with
monitored
#1
is
To
with
reached
(American
incubators
set
temperatures < 99°F
(39.5°C)
key.
an
audible
to
indicate
is
2.5°C
an
to
is
the
15
an
to
indicate
Activate
an
to
indicate
1°C
silence
an
to
indicate
1°C
silence
an
to
indicate
below
alarm
for
Go
to
audible
indicate
1.5°C
above
heater
min,
press
audible
Skin
audible
by
(or
0.5°C)
this
key.
Go
audible
by
(or
0.5°C)
this
key.
audible
approximately
and
Canadian
will
for
set
alarm
that
15
RAP
alarm
that
is
alarm
that
alarm
that
skin
alarm
to
alarm
that the
skin
alarm
alarm
that
alarm
temperatures
and
the
the
air
min,
2.3. and
the the
air
turned
the
Mode.
the
below
RAP
above
off.
and
Skin
and
baby’s
the
for
15
2.3.
and
baby’s
the
for
15
and
incubator
incuba-
at
set
set
Page 2 -
18
Isolette®
Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
Remove
Skin 1 probe
Skin
Connect
Skin
Alarm
skin 2 probe
probe
Mode
disconnect | This
skin 1 probe
disabled
fail
Chapter
This
message
flashing
skin
probe
operating
probe,
remove
This flashing
skin in
Skin Skin
This flashing temperature this
flashing
temperature the attempt
This
flashing
temperature
sensor
This
flashing Mode
select
alarm
probe
Air
Mode
Mode. Probe
message
alarm
message
sensor
message
module
message
has
appears
alarm
the
alarm
alarm
alarm
has
alarm
alarm
indicators
is
connected
in
Skin
Air
skin
also
indicators
is
connected
and
To
#2,
appears
indicators
probe 1 has
for 5 min,
appears
indicators
probe | has
module
been
appears
indicators
probe 1 is
while
appears
indicators
been
probe.
appears
enter and
disabled.
2:
Troubleshooting
Description
with
to
to
the
Mode.
Mode
an
made
To
first.
with
to
to
the
attempt
Skin
Mode,
press
the
with
to
malfunctioned.
press
the
with
to
been
when
in
to
enter
with
to
disconnected
sw
Skin
with
to
Enable
an
audible
indicate
sensor
connect a second
To
an
indicate
sensor
has
been
Silence/Reset
an
audible
indicate
Silence/Reset
an
audible
indicate
disconnected
Air
Mode
Skin
an
audible
indicate
Mode.
an
audible
indicate
alarm
that a second
module
silence
audible
that a second
module made
must
alarm
that
alarm
that
and
Mode.
that
from
that
Skin
Mode.
Alarms
Procedures
and
when
skin
this
alarm,
alarm
when
to
enter
remove
key.
and
skin
To
silence
key.
and
skin
from
an
alarm
and
skin
the
alarm
and
Skin
and
.
lsolette®
Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
Page
2-19
Alarms
Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
For
Procedures
an
explanation
of
oxygen
alarms,
refer
to
table
2-3
on
page
2-20.
Low
High
Oxygen required
Oxygen
Oxygen
Alarm
oxygen
oxygen
%
%
calibration
cell
different
solenoid
fail
Table
2-3.
Oxygen
This
message
alarm
the
ment
alarm Silence/Reset
This
alarm the ment alarm
Silence/Reset This
alarm the This the system
This
alarm the This
oxygen
This
solenoid
and
oxygen
has
may
message
and
oxygen
has risen
may
message
and
oxygen
alarm
Silence/Reset
(refer
message
and
oxygen
condition
message
is
flashing
concentration
fallen
be
silenced
key. is
flashing
concentration
above
be
silenced
key. is
flashing
control
may
to
is
flashing
cell
can
control
informs
has
failed.
Alarms
Description
displayed
alarm
below
be
procedure
readings
system
the
for 4 min
Go
to
displayed
alarm
the
for 4 min
Go
to
displayed
alarm
system silenced
key.
Calibrate
displayed
alarm
often
be
(refer
the
along
with
indicators
within
oxygen
RAP
indicators
within
oxygen
RAP
indicators
indicators
differ
user
the
set
by
2.4.
along
with
the
set
by
2.5.
along
with
requires
for 5 min
the
6.2).
along
with
by
greater
fixed
by
to
procedure
that
an
audible
to
indicate
hood
point.
pressing
an
to
indicate hood point.
pressing
an
to
indicate
calibration.
by
oxygen
an
to
indicate
calibrating
the
oxygen
that
environ-
This
the
audible
that
environ-
This
the
audible
that
pressing
control
audible
that
than
3%.
the
6.2).
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Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
For
an
explanation
of
humidity
alarms,
Chapter
refer
to
table
2:
Troubleshooting
2-4
on
page
2-21.
Alarms
Procedures
x
|
Low
Humidity
For
Too
Scale
Clear
Alarm
humidity
an
explanation
Alarm
much
disconnected
mattress
heater
weight
Table
failure ) This
of
weighing
Table
2-4.
This flashing humidity
5
min
reservoir.
system
2-5.
This flashing weight When excess or
higher, Silence Silence/Reset
This
scale Connect module.
This
the
mattress.
the
mattress.
Humidity
message
alarm
tray
by
pressing
message
has
malfunctioned.
scale
alarms,
Weighing
message
alarm
on
the
zeroing,
of 2 Ib
7.7
this
alarm
message
and
the
the
cable
message
Alarms
Description
appears
indicator
is
empty.
the
Silence/Reset
informs
refer
Scale
Description
appears
indicators
mattress
this
message
(1
kg)
or,
lb
(3.5
kg),
for 5 min
key.
Remove
appears
sensor
appears
Remove
module
between
with
an
audible
to
indicate
Silence
the
user
to
table
Alarms
with
an
audible
to
indicate
is
in
excess
appears
with
software
is
on
by
the
if
the
cable
is
the
if
extraneous
any
extraneous
alarm
that the
this
alarm
for
key.
Refill
that
the
humidity
2-5
on
page
alarm
that
the
of
15
1b (7
if a weight
version
the
mattress.
pressing
excess
between
disconnected.
scale
the
weight.
the
and
the
objects
objects
and
the
2-21.
and
kg).
in
2.5
sensor
are
on
from
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Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
-
Page
2-21
Alarms
Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
For
Procedures
an
explanation
of
system
prompt
messages,
refer
to
table
2-6
on
page
2-22.
Table
Prompt
Power-On
Progress
21%
Cal
100%
Cal
Pass
Fail
Cal
Procedural
Slide
Slide
Not
Installed
Cal
Out
In
Sensor
Message
Test
in
Silence
Sensor
2-6.
System
This
message
performing This
message
system procedure.
This
message
system procedure.
This
message
system This
message
system
calibration the
system
to
qualified
This
message
Silence temperature
15
min.
silences
This
message
sensor
This
message
module
This
message
oxygen
Install
“Humidity Only)” Series oxygen page
7-6.
Prompt
indicates
the
power-up
indicates
is
performing
indicates
is
performing
indicates
is
successfully
indicates
has
failed
procedure fails
to
service
indicates
is
active.
alarms
The
Low
for 4 min.
informs
module
inside
systems
the
on
Model
system
from
informs
the
informs
are
humidity
System
page
7-11
Only)”
according
Messages
Description
the
the
calibrated.
to
calibrate.
(refer
calibrate a second
personnel.
During
are
Oxygen % alarm
the
the
the
hood.
the
not
system according
(“00”
or
on
that the
that the
that the
that
that
that
this
automatically
hood.
activated
“Humidity
page
controller
test.
oxygen
21%
calibration
oxygen
100%
and
calibration
the
oxygen
the
oxygen
Repeat
to
procedure
the 5 min Procedural
time,
user
to
user
to
user
that the
“01”
7-15 and/or
to
“Oxygen
control
control
control
control
the
time,
low
skin
silenced
automatically
withdraw
return
or
the
humidity
installed.
to Series System
System”
is
6.2).
If
refer
and
for
the
sensor
Models
(“02”
the
it
air
or
on
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22
Isolette®
Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
For
an
explanation
of
Silence/Reset
Chapter
key
functions,
2:
Troubleshooting
refer
to
table
2-7
Alarms
Procedures
on
page
2-
23.
Low
temperature
High
temperature
Humidity Power Skin 1 probe
Skin
High
out
Oxygen Oxygen
Oxygen
required Oxygen
High
out Sensor
Power
Alarm
air/skin
air/skin
low
failure
failure
probe
disconnect | Silence
temperature
high
%
low
%
calibration
cell
different
temperature
module
fail
failure | Resets
Table
cut
cut
2-7.
Silence/Reset
Silence
Silence
Silence Silence
Silence
Silence
Silence
Silence
Silence
Silence Resets
condition
condition
Resets condition
Silence/Reset
the
alarm
the
alarm
the
alarm
the
alarm
for a period
the
alarm
the
alarm
the
alarm
the
alarm
for a period
the
alarm
the
alarm
the
alarm
the
alarm
(cancels
no
longer
the
alarm
(cancels
no
longer
the
alarm
no
(cancels
longer
Key
Functions
Key
Function
for a period
for a period
for a period
for a period for a period for a period
for a period
for a period
for a period
exists).
exists).
exists).
of
of
of of of 5 min. of 5 min. of 5 min.
of 4 min. of 4 min.
of 4 min.
of 4 min.
the
alarm
the
alarm
the
alarm
15
15
15
15
min.
min.
min. min.
if
the
if
the
if
the
alarm
alarm
alarm
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Infant
incubator
Service
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(man223rf)
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23
System
Chapter
Failure
System
Messages
2:
Troubleshooting
Failure
In
the controller causes,
Procedures
Messages
event
of a system
screen.
are
presented
The
failure,
system
below
an
appropriate
failure
messages,
message
along
with
appears
their
on
the
possible
Message
Controller Controller Controller Controller Controller
Controller
Controller
Controller Controller
Controller Controller
Controller
Heater
Heater
Humidity
failure
Motor
Sensor
Sensor
tion
Stuck Check
failure 1 | failure 3 | failure failure failure 6 External
failure
failure
failure 9 Real failure
failure failure
failure
failed
failed
heater
failed
disconnect
out
of
key
settings
Table
4 5
7
8
10
11 13
14
1
2
posi-
| Sensor
2-8.
System
EEPROM Ambient Controller
Display
Power
RAM
Watchdog Relay Heater
for 5 s ing
power
Low
Heater
Heater Humidity
With
exceeds + 450 the
fan
Communications
controller
Stuck Non-volatile
circuitry
air
probe
cooling
test
failure
serial
port
supply
test
time
test
circuit
or
heater
voltage
failure clock
timer
failure
failure
currents
up
current
thermocouple
thermocouple
heater
software
motor
module
key
version
rpm.
speed
detected
memory
Failure
Cause
failure
failure
fan
failure
loop-back
failure
failure
failure
detected
are
above
detected
voltage
wires
draws
not
too
2.06,
With
exceeds + 200
failure
in
hood
(NVM)
Messages
test
after
the
maximum
exceeds
are
open
much
the
fan
previous
between
or
calibration
integrity
failure
all
relays
+40
or
shorted
current
motor
software
rpm
sensor
module
test
are off
limits
dur-
mV
speed
versions,
and
position
failure
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Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
Diagnostic
Menus
Procedures
2.1
Z
> 87°C
Diagnostic
To
aid
diagnostic
Diagnostic
Entering
the
1.
Enter
2.
Tum
3.
Press controller
page
Humidity
Oxygen Oxygen Skin
Temp
Skin
Control
Language
Weight
Units
Air
Set
Temp
Altitude VuLink
Menus
in
troubleshooting,
menus.
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To
Diagnostic
the
set-up
off
the
controller
the
Silence/Reset
power
2-25).
Figure
SYSTEM
Option
Option Cal
Level
Alarm
CONFIGURATION
Limit
Mode
access
on
page
menu.
switch.
2-4.
YES
NO
21%
1.0°C
YES
English
Kg
35°C
10,000
NO
the
Isolette®
the
diagnostic
2-25.
Menus
power
ft
switch.
key
(A)
The
Diagnostic
Diagnostic
(3048 cm)
Infant
while
Incubator
menus,
simultaneously
Menu
Menu
Hard
Diag
refer
appears
Defaut | 1
Info
|
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has a series
to
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turning
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on
figure
of
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the
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After
а.
To
2-26,
Service
viewing
return
the
press
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the
current
menu
the
Hard
settings,
to
the
Default
(man223rf)
perform
original
settings,
key.
one
of
the
shown
following:
in
table
2-9
112234107
on
page
Page 2 -
25
2.1
Diagnostic
Chapter
Menus
2:
Troubleshooting
Procedures
Table
Temperature Air
set
Skin
Humidity Humidity Oxygen Oxygen Temperature
Weight
Trend
Language
Altitude
temperature
set
temperature
control
calibration
units
b.
To
Information
2-9.
control
control set
value
units
call
up
System
Feature
mode
mode
mode
level
the
Diagnostic
key.
Configuration
Information
Go
to
“Diagnostic
Factory
Air
95.0°F
97.7°F
OFF
50%
OFF
21%
°C
kg
Air, 2 hours
English <
menu,
Information
Default
mode
(35.0°C)
(36.5°C)
RH
10000'
press
Settings
Setting
(304800
the
Diagnostic
Menu”
cm)
on
page
2-27.
c.
Enter Display
the
desired
1,
press
system
the
configuration
Silence/Reset
settings
key.
and
return
to
Main
Page
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Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
Diagnostic
Menus
Procedures
Diagnostic
BE
37°C
Software
Sensor Firmware
ROM
Checksum
Fan
Speed
Total
Unit
Ambient
Ambient
Information
Figure
Version
Module
Part
Runtime
Temp
Temp
2-5.
DIAGNOSTIC
Firmware
Number
1
2
Menu
Diagnostic
0.34
1.06 2001-0098
AD298B11
1500
APM
000010
Hr
21.1°C,
70°F
21.1°C,
70°F
Information
INFO
Menu
System
Test
Data
Summary
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トン
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|
After
viewing
following:
a.
To
call
“System
b.
To
call
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return
the
up
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up
to
the
the
current
System
Menu”
Data
the
Main
diagnostic
Test
on
Summary
Operating
information,
screen,
page
press
2-28. screen,
press
Display
perform
the
System
the
1,
press
Data
the
one
of the
Test
Summary
Home
key.
key.
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to
key.
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2.1
Diagnostic
Chapter
Menus
2:
Troubleshooting
Procedures
(>
37°C
System
Test
O,
Monitor
O,
Control
Humidity
Scale
Skin Skin
Hood Humidifier
RTC
Sensor
Probe
1
Probe
Door
Battery
Menu
Figure
System
Cell
Cell
2
2-6.
System
Test
Installed
Installed
Installed Connected Connected
Not
Connected Close OFF
PASS
(1
of
Test
3)
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(1
of
3)
Checksum | EA
System
RAM
||
Display
splay
Home
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5
CI
1.
After
a
To
b.
To
P
To
P
To
key.
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the
viewing
check check check call
return
Diagnostic
Go
up
to
the the the the
the
step
to
current system system
display
System
a.
the
Diagnostic
Menus”
system checksum, RAM,
RAM,
Test
on
test
press
press
screen
menu,
page
results,
press
the
the
System
the
Display
(2
of
press
2-25.
perform
Checksum
RAM
3),
press
the
Home
RAM
the
one
of
key.
key.
key.
Display
key.
Go
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the
following:
Selection
to
“Entering
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Chapter
2:
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Diagnostic
Menus
Procedures
A
[| » 87°C
05
Sensor
Humidity Sensor Sensor Sensor
Scale Scale
Scale
Figure
System
PCB
Connected
EPROM
Module
Fan
Module
A/D
Module
RAM
Load
Cell
A/D
Communications
2-7.
Test
OK
OK OK OK OK
OK
OK
OK
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(2
of
Test
3)
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(2
of
Key
Test
Display
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3)
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LN
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а.
a. a.
a.
a.
one
of
To
call
up
the
“Key
Check
To
light
all
segments
To
initiate
succession. To
call
key.
Toreturn the
Diagnostic
Go
up
to
the
the
step
to
the
following:
Check
Display”
LED
System
a.
the
Diagnostic
Menus”
Key
on
of the
test,
press
Test
on
check
page
2-31.
display,
the
screen
menu,
page
display,
press
LED
Test
(3
of
3),
press
the
2-25.
press
the
Display
key.
press
Home
the
All
the
Key
Test
Test
LEDs
Display
key.
Go
key.
Go
key.
will
light
Selection
:
to
“Entering
to
in
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Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
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2-29
2.1
Diagnostic
Chapter
Menus
2:
Troubleshooting
Procedures
SE
» 87°C
|=
Figure
System
Door
Fan
Speed
Long
Probe 9.66V
Short
Probe 9.44V
Air
Flow
Status
2-8.
Test
Close
1500
Good
System
(3
of
RPM
Test
3)
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(3
of
3)
Audio
Test
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Air
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3.
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a.
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initiate
b.
To
test
c.
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test
d.
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call
key.
one
Go
of the
the
the
watchdog,
the
airflow,
up
the
to
step
following:
audio
test,
press
press
System
a.
Test
press
the
the
Airflow
screen
the
Audio
Watchdog
key.
(1
of
3),
Test
key.
press
key.
the
Display
Selection
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Key
Check
Display
Chapter
2:
Troubleshooting
Diagnostic
Menus
Procedures
[>
37°C
LD
Figure
Hold
the
AKey
2-9.
Key
for 3 sec
Check
to
exit.
Display
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1.
2.
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each
lights.
To
exit,
key
press
in
succession.
the
Up
arrow
If
key
the
key
for 3 s.
is
functional,
the
appropriate box
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Diagnostic
Chapter
Menus
2:
Troubleshooting
Procedures
Data
Z
» 87°C
TED
cu
Summary
Oxygen
Humidity Weight
Skin 1 Temp Skin 2 Temp Ambient
Ambient
Contro!
Ternp Temp
Fan
Menu
Figure
Data
1 2
Speed
2-10.
Data
Summary
0
254
0
1560
4062 3260
3257
2470
RPM
Summary
(1
of
2)
Screen
Home
(1
of
2)
LA
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ON
CD
=
1.
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return
Diagnostic
2.
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call
key.
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to
up
to
the
Diagnostic
Menus”
the
Data
step
3.
on
page
Summary
menu,
2-25.
screen
press
(2
the
of
2),
Home
press
key.
the
Go
to
“Entering
Display
m223f113
the
Selection
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Chapter
2:
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Diagnostic
Menus
Procedures
ll » 87°C
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Low
Short
AC
Current
Heater
Oz
Solenoid
Figure
Air
Flow
Sensor
Air
Flow
Thermocouple
Voltage
Data
Sensor
2-11.
Data
Summary
1992
1796
1
2122
2910
Summary
(2
of
7.66V
6.94V
0.360
A
3mV
11.25V
2)
Screen
Home
(2
of
2)
m223f114
3.
To
Diagnostic
4.
To key.
return
call
up
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to
to
the
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the
step
Data
Diagnostic
on
page
Summary
1.
menu,
2-25.
screen
press
(1
the
of
2),
Home
press
key.
the
Go
to
“Entering
Display
the
Selection
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2.2
Variable
Chapter
Height
2:
Troubleshooting
Adjustable
Pedestal/Stand
Procedures
Will
Not
Move
Up
or
Down
2.2
Variable
or
Down
1.
Check
a.
Figure
Height
the
Turn
on
2-12.
Adjustable
variable height
the
main
power
Variable
Height
Pedestal/Stand
adjustable
switch
Adjustable
pedestal
(A)
(see
figure
Pedestal/Stand
stand.
Will
2-1
Not
on
page
Move
2-6).
Up
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34
b.
c.
d.
2.
3.
Use the
Press stand
Repeat
The
variable
adjusts
Yes
Go
Inspect
$}
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to
“Final
your
foot
stand
to
and hold to
the
using
height
to
the
Go
Actions”
the
main
to
press
the
maximum
the
minimum
the
rear
adjustable
desired
to
step
power
the
Down
height.
up/down
height.
3.
on
page
switch
Isolette®
Up
arrow
height.
arrow
pedestal/stand
2-14.
(A).
of
of the
switch
Infant
Incubator
the
up/down
(B).
up/down
switch
operates
Service
switch
(B)
to
smoothly
Manual
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2.3
Low
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Set
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36
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2.4
Oxygen
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2.4
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Concentration
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assistance.
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Chapter
System
2:
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Failure
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Messages
2.5
Oxygen
Concentration
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Figure
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Theory
Electrical
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The incubator reads and information
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information
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module
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connector
by
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conversions.
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Sensors
normal
operation.
if a significant
and
is
illuminated
U19
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Seale
Interface
Theory
3:
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of
Operation
of
Operation
Connector
module scale The
scale
Fan
To
FANON
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for
The sample operates signal
converter
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communication
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at a 50%
to
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pulse
detection
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of
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fan
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interface
data
communication.
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and
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sensor
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when
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scale
signal
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in
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on
Hz
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module.
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C16
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speed
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temperature
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signal
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temperature
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control,
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the
of
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circuit
values
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16
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multiplexer.
the
gain
and
equate
circuit
and
the
to
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Theory
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Resistor
simulating
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signals
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The support thermistors a
common
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Humidity
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sensor
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measurement
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the
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humidity
as a function
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probes,
connected
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microcontroller
to
type,
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to
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are
then
signal
probes
which
LN1
at
AGND. and
can
to
SKNTXM
LN2.
multiplexers.
to
originates
J2-5
and
which
is
changes
is
from
U7A/U8A,
allowed
established
capacitor
turns on
it
reaches
voltage
goes
output
charging
of
capacitance,
check
three
to
the
air
temperature
These
routed
processing
contain
determine
J2-14
to
by
Q2.
the
goes
again.
dual
be
plugged
Both
probes
In
addition,
These
signals
with
(AGND
capacitance
approximately
which
charge R30
and
U7A/U8A
This
lower
threshold
from
approximately
low,
This
such
circuit.
It
signals
to
temperature
into
the
A/D
thermistors.
into
connectors
and
SKNTXC
have
each
(SKNT1D
whether
the
humidity
and
HS2,
as a function
160
is
set
up
up
through
R26.
When
goes high
then
discharges
established
releasing
effectively
as
the
humidity.
provides a resistance
sensors
are
high
skin
the
R20
on
the
sensor
interfaces
multiplexer
via
US
J2-6
and
converter.
The
sensor
J6
(X
is
frequency
probe
and
probes
sensor
respectively).
pF
to
200
as a multi-vibrator.
and
the
capacitor
(to
2.5V
the
humidity
0.2 V to
drive
to
module
and
J7.
The
either 1 or
2),
filtering
has a resistor
SKNT2D)
are
installed.
on
the
sensor
The
of
humidity
pF).
The
R21
up
to
a
voltage
as
controlled
sensor
by
R24,
R26,
0.7V.
At
this
Q2
and
allowing
produces a frequency
board:
to
U6,
can
two
with
by
are
P.C.
sensor
(the
sensor
The
by
and
Page 3 -
14
The
output condition and
R32
to
then
sent
to
around
37
signal,
the
insure
the
which
5V
signal.
stable
microcontroller
KHz.
is
only
2.5V
Hysteresis
frequency
switching.
for
Isolette®
peak,
is
then
input
into
is
provided
processing. A typical
Infant
through
The
output
Incubator
the
frequency
Service
U7B/U8B
use
of
signal
Manual
R23,
JUMPUL
would
(man223rf)
to
R29
is be
Chapter
Microcontroller
The
microcontroller
all
signals
configurable precise of
the
To
ensure a clean
on
the
as
time base
PIC
controller
microcontroller. the
D+5
falls
below a predetermined
The
reset
line
of the
controller
reset
The
asserts
if
the
intervention.
PIC
device
SMRES
is a PIC
sensor
inputs,
of
module.
outputs,
crystal
is 4 of
power-up,
In
addition,
microcontroller,
main
controller
is
operating
in
the
event
16C73,
Y1,
that,
U10 this
used
The
device
etc.
The
operating
namely
provides a fixed
integrated
threshold
SMRES,
determines
with
an
internal
the
program
for
signal
has
processing
three
microcontroller
at 4 MHz. at 1 MHz
The
or 1 microsecond.
power-up
circuit
generates a rest
(brownout
is
also
available
that
the
sensor
watchdog
execution
is
operating
Theory
3:
Theory
external
operates
instruction
reset
condition).
module
timer
device
of
Operation
of
Operation
and control
ports,
from
a
cycle
to
the
in
the
event
to
the
main
requires
which
outside
normal
of
time
conditions.
Expansion
The
digital
processor
microcontroller provided
Buffered off-board,
as a bi-directional
for
data connection for
scale
Buffer alternately
Devices
multiplexer,
control.
by
line
namely
It
to
use
signals
drivers
SMDATA,
is a dual,
DVSELO
line,
communication
to
the
scale
communications.
U14B
provides
enables/disables
U3,
two
ports
U13A/B
which
to
the
at
connector
an
inversion
is
employed
4-to-1
multiplexer,
for 8 bits
and
DVSELI.
and
U14A
SCDATA
can
main
and
be
changed
controller. J3.
SCCLK
for
TMISEL,
temperature
to
allow additional
which
of
information.
are
used
for
signals
SCCLK.
from
The
is
The
input
SCDATA
the
buffered
producing
multiplexers.
digital
allows
Control
that
SMDATA
or
output
is
TM2SEL,
signals
the
of
U18
is
are
going
line
is
used.
“on-the-fly”
similar,
clock
with
line
which
used
for
Isolette®
Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
'
Page
3-15
Theory
Chapter
of
Operation
3:
Theory
of
Operation
Analog/Digital
The
A/D
Control line signal
milliseconds
COMOUT
with
not
All and
for the
SSPCLK,
processing
the
periodic.
temperature information
oxygen Channel 4 allows allows
of
The
the
proper
analog
(A/D)
Conversions
converter,
U11,
channels
ADCDIN
by
(the
A/D
are
also
driven
EEPROM
on
information
the
A/D
converter
A/D
functioning.
representation
Controller
The
controller
AC
and
264V switching using
transorb
is
AC.
power
diode.
designed
This
supply.
is
an
is
software
and
the
signal
converter
at
the
sensor
is
presented
A/D
converter
to
read
of
to
is
accomplished
Voltages
8-channel,
COMOUT.
ACENI,
is
read
21
millisecond
board
is
presented
its
minimum
fan
pulses
accept
input
above
12-bit,
configurable
The
which
twice).
and
serial,
by
A/D
converter
is
asserted
In
addition,
intervals.
scale
clock;
as a multiplexed
as a multiplexed
to
read
its
maximum
input.
is
applied
voltages
by
the
the
use
safe
operating
to
between
of a universal
interface
the
serial
twice
The
SSPCLK
therefore,
signal
signal
input,
This
allows
Channel
range
device.
communication
is
enabled
every
the
ADCIN
on
Channel and
is
the
on
Channel
Channel
for
21
shared
timing
determination
6.
the
range
of
input
are
clamped
and
is
0,
2. 5
90V
The
controller
Hz
to
62
Hz.
This
power
The stand
The outputs
short
supply.
stand
supplies
incorporates a 15A
controller
are
fused
circuit
¢
Maximum
+
Maximum
+
Maximum
+
Maximum
or
Heater/humidifier
is
designed
is
accomplished
the
input
circuit
provides
in
electrical heater heater
AC
the
controller
overload.
voltage—264V
current—4.8 humidifier heater
current—1.2
fuse
to
accept
power
input
by
the
and
breaker
power
to
the
to
protect
AC
A
voltage—264V
A
rating
—6.3
frequencies use
of a universal
protective
and
heater
ground
EMI
filtering
and
the
controller
AC
A
between
input
to
the
components.
the
humidifier.
in
the
range
switching
controller.
These
the
event
of
of
The
a
48
Page
3-
16
Isolette®
Infant
Incubator
Service
Manual
(man223rf)
Chapter
The
controller
module
current
device
(if
limited
in
regulated
powered
into
the
A/D
provides
available),
in
the
the
event
to
ensure
device.
The
converter.
DC
power
airflow
controller
of a short
the
output
sensors,
to
circuit
voltage
microprocessor
to
the
fan,
and
protect
the
or
electrical
is
within
feeds
sensor
door
switches.
controller
overload.
the
voltage
and
monitors
module,
Theory
3:
Theory
These
and
the
These
specification
the
outputs 1 and
of of
scale,
outputs
powered
outputs
Operation Operation
SPO,
are
are
for
the 2
Impeller
The
impeller
IMD magnets
compared
the
impeller’s
generated.
missing the
same
The the
IMD divider voltage microcontroller.
output, removed,
the
microcontroller’s load
the
R2,
the
position
swing
for
system
Movement
IMD
P.C.
pass
circuit
when
with
The
or
an
error
system
circuit.
that
regulator,
U3-2,
oscillator
on
the
switch
of
the
between
supply
board
directly
monitors
the
pre-determined
rotational
IMD
old
impeller
signal
controller’s
This
sets
the
As
goes
short
portion
SHORT
error
Detector
is
positioned
over a hall
the
hall-effect
impeller
circuit
LONG
supplies
the
low
as a reference.
signal
and
filtering.
rotates.
speed
also
without
to
the
controller
+12V
resistor
and
signal
+5V
magnets
detecting
output
is
allowing
of
the
SHORT
signal
load,
non-error
through a 301Q
(IMD)
so
magnets
effect
sensor
The
maximum
is
too
fast
detects
magnets
the
voltage
DC
to
pass
the
magnets
When
driven
it
are
outputs.
P.C.
sensor
pulse
speed
and
or
too
if
one,
is
as
for
low
load
of the
which
U3,
the
above,
an
error
low
turning
to
rise
signal
load,
adjusted
Capacitors
Board
pressed
into
mounted
train
produced
of
the
impeller
minimum
slow,
an
two,
or
all
being
used.
or
high
resistor
IMD
supplies
circuit
remains
hall-effect
the
hall-effect
field.
When
condition
off
Q1,
above
the
and R4,
to
provide
C1
the
bottom
to
the
P.C.
is
acceptance
impeller
three
magnets
These
errors
impeller
the
of
board.
by
the
measured
limits.
error
signal
are
produce
speeds.
power
the
forms a voltage constant. sensor
sensor
this
is
U1,
and U2,
open-drain
field
is
detected
a
the
U2-2,
releasing a portion
LONG
the
unswitch
signal
voltage.
approximately a 1V
and-C2
are
provided
The
and
If
is
for
of
lsolette®
The
IMD microcontroller. microcontroller
programmer
Infant
Incubator
P.C.
board
to
the
Service
supports
Programming
is
populated
pads
labeled
Manual
(man223rf)
in-circuit
is
done
after
with
all
the
VPP,
+5V,
programming
the
unprogrammed
other
components
CLK,
DTA,
(ICP)
by
and
of
the
connecting
GND.
Page
a
3-17
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