Drager Incubator 7010, Incubator 7310, Incubator 7510 User manual

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Incubators
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OPERATING MANUAL
From
Drger:
Incubators
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Important
For correct and
paratus,
point
1
2
4
and to avoid
out the
of the
use
Any
cise
knowledge
these
operating
The
apparatus
purposes
Manual or for
writing by Dragerwerk
The
apparatus
experts
cial
drawn
Only
at‘regular
report
up.
original Drager spare parts
Notice
effective
following:
apparatus requires pre-'
is intended
specified
purposes
should
of the
_
use of the
hazards,
and
observation
instructions.
in the
AG. be
time intervals.
inspections
ap—
we would
the
for
only
Operating
confirmed
inspected by
An offi-
be
should
should
of
in
7010,
be used for maintenance and
Repairs
placement
carried out We
repair
Customer Service
Branch or
Regular inspection
entering
Contract with the Technical Customer
Service of
Responsibility
the
operator
and
of
by experts.
recommend
work carried out
Agent.
into an
your
apparatus
in all
7310
maintenance,
spare
having inspections
Dr'ager
forthe reliable function
passes
cases
should
parts
the Technical
by
of
your
is best ensured
Inspection
Branch or
to the owner
where the
repairs.
and the
only
Drager
'
Service
and
Agent.
ap-
and
re-
be
by
of
or
paratus
or
the been used
conform
7 For reasons of
ers
6
8 The
We would also
recommendations,
governing
should
7510
has been
repaired by
Drager Organisation
should be overhauled
years.
apparatus
in areas of
be observed.
persons
in
a
to the normal
explosive
point
the use of technical
DRAGERWERK
inexpertly
manner which
safety,
is not
out that the national
maintained
not
employed by
or where it has
conditions
pressure
at least
approved
risks.
regulations
equipment
AG LUBECK
does not
of use.
reduc—
every
use
for
and laws
Contents
Important
1
2
3 Construction ..................
3.1 to3.7 Standard
4 5 6 7 Care and Maintenance 8 OrderList 9 Scale
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Notice .
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Duty
Technical Data
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3.8
PreparatoryWork
Operation
Trouble
Shooting
Drawings
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Accessory
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Equipment
Devices
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21
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3
4 4
12 13 14
Fig.
Incubator 7010
1a
(with trolley
with base-unit
and
7011)
32(81b
Fig.
.
1
Duty
1.1
Incubator 7010
The
Incubator
for
premature
Warmth,
concentration
provide
tory development.
Various
can
be added: for
for
aerosol
cation
of GNP
1.2
Incubator
The Incubator
construction as
its
large hinged
suited for
care
measures.
13
Intensive-care
'
The
Intensive-care
(Fig. Ic)
months old
lowing
surgery.
compared
larger
Plexiglass
removeable and
flaps)
surface,
surgical
1b
Incubator
is
lowered
7310
to
place
(with
trolley
the
baby
and with
inside
base—unit
(of. 3.5.2).
7011).
The
large
hinged
front
panel
38665»
intubation and
in
the
ple
7010 and
humidified
and
favourable
of
types
therapy,
and CPAP
7310
7310
the model
front
phototherapy
Incubator
is
designed
whose
Its
with
models
and
X-ray
procedures
ventilation
Intensive-care
(Fig. 1a)
sick
air,
protection
conditions for
is
raised
from
designed
oxygen
infection
satisfac-
newborn babies.
supplementary apparatus
of
ventilation.
7010.
it
is
7510
Incubator
secretions,
for
appli-
is of
similar
Owing
particularly
as intensive
7510
up
and fol—
aspiration
for
infusions,
(Fig. 1b)
panel
as well
for babies of
lives are at risk
mostimportantfeatures,
hood,
cassette
on
7010 and 731
hinged
swivelable
drawer.
children,
are all
Incubator
flaps
reclining
radiology,
quite
O,
(spring
Minor
sim-
7510.
to
to 6
are:
2
Technical
Scale
drawings:
Weights: (see
Noise level
Electrical
Alternating
Voltage:
100,
Current
Heat
Certifications The free in
Regulation
radio-protection
VDE: Verband
*)
(German
data
current
according
110, 127, 220,
consumption:
output:
apparatus
accordance with
0875,
Association of
Order
(inside):
250 W
marks
are
mark.
Deutscher
Data
see
page
List,
i
50/60 Hz
to order
240 V
300
interference
and
carry
21
page 19)
50
dB(A)
W
VDE*)
the
Elektrotechniker
Electricians)
f"
6”
Fig.
1 c
Intensive-care
Incubator
7510
cabinet and with
(with
base-unit
7011)
38816
Incubators with mark of
«Geprtifte
by
Technical
Sicherheit»
Inspection
conformity
(checked
Board Bavaria
safety)
Construction
The
incubator mounted on
mobile
cabinet consists of the
housing clining glass
The air
ble to cubator
and
tection from infection.
flows
ture
(and
electrical air and the
by
sensors.
the
to
or
temperature
even. The ventilator also
with its electrical
surface for the
cover.
circulating
provide
temperature,
oxygen
then
concentration,
over the sensors of
regulator
and the
over the
heating forwarming
warning
the air
temperature
According
is
air
then
be
humidified,
wholly.
passed
The air
overthe
system
an
heating
devices are controlled
to the
or this is
circulation
base-unit,
baby,
makes it
adjustable,
the
desired
and
circulating
The
the
safety
element. The
measured
humidity setting,
over a
water surface
bypassed partly
reclining
continously
a
trolley
incubator
the re-
and a
Plexi-
possi-
even in—
humidity
good pro-
air fist
air-tempera-
thermostat
the incubator
by
the air
keeps
surface
draws
in ca. 25 l/min of fresh air from outside
through
with the ded to the fresh air via a
or
is also
The the
fect of
around the carbon
3.1
Incubator base-units 7011/7012 These base-units contain all the electrical
operating
designed They
tional
surement and
the
3.1.1
Switch
tor’
In
current-failure
very
switched off.
two bacterial filters and mixes this
circulating
air.
passed through
slight
positive
incubator
causing
dioxide
and control
as
differinthat base-unit 7012 has addi-
provision
pressure
by adding
air to flow out
and the
hood,
is thus
replaceable
for
skin-temperature
regulation.
’Disinfection in
the incubator
this
position:
position,
warning signal
the ventilator runs.
Only
Oxygen
flowmeter,
the bacterial filters.
fresh
flushed out.
equipment
can be ad-
and this
created inside
the ef-
air has
through
expired
baby’s
and are
plug-in
units.
mea-
leaks
Asep-
heating
remains
3.1.2 ,
Switch
ulation’
The
the desired incubator between 28°C and cubator
position: ’Air-temperature reg-
pointer
has warmed
regulator
temperature
deviations
of the incubator
ing
temperature
due to the tolerances
different
the
mometer and ture
regulator.
the
gives
3.1.3
Skin-temperature
with
(only
The
baby‘s
means of a small
and
by affixing
In
to
the switch
regulation’
tion’ the
on
played atUre).
on the selector switch is set to
air
370. After the in-
automatically
at the desired
develop
may
set
thermometer and the
on the control knob. This is
of the
measuring
the sensor of the
incubator thermometer
The
definitive
base
skin
reading.
measurement
unit
7012)
temperature
temperature
the abdomen.
temperature
the
up,
proportional
maintains the
value.
between the reac-
apparatus
sites of the
tempera—
is measured
sensorfor
positions ’Air-temperature
and
’Skin—temperature regula-
gauge
skin
8
in
temperature
3
Fig.
(actual temper-
baby’s
Slight
and
ther-
is dis-
Fig.2Front panel
1
Battery
_
ure
2
3 Test button
warning
Test button
failure
of base-unit
compartment (forcurrent-fail-
signal)
and lamp for current-
warning signal
and
temperature/ventilator-failure ing signal Heating pilot lamp
Selector switch for
01-h
Fig.
Front
3
of base-unit 7012
panel
lamp
type
7011
'
for excessive-
warn-
of
operation
:
6
Connecting
system
7
Adjustingscrewforsettingthedesired
skin-temperature
8 Skin
value Skin
9
ing
10 Connector for
socket
~
temperature
temperature
for house
value
scale. Desired
scale. Actual read-
skin-temp.
sensor
alarm
3.1.4
Switch
pasition: ’Skin-temperature
regulation’
with
(only
In the
base-unit
switch
regulation’,rthe baby's
measured
sired value’
and
(setpoint).
temperature regulator operates
ble’
proportional
teristics
are illustrated in
temperature adjustment range
to 37°C.
Example:
Desired
actual
Deviation: 02°C.
air
Even
and incubator
low 29°C or rise above 37°C. The DRAGER
advantage
place
when the environment.
Simpler
feedback’
stable.
sist of a
not thermo-isolated
air. This is the case when attached to the child’s
ter.
This has the ”true” skin and the skin and Without
cuit of a
38 825
start to
skin-temperature setting
skin-temperature
temperature
with
large
desired
skin
air
temperature
that no
in the incubator air
a sensorthermo—isolated
using
control
in
order
Such ’thermal feedback’
skin-temperature
disadvantage
temperature
regulated
incubator-air
’thermal
simple
’oscillate’,
\
7012)
position
brought
’Skin—temperature
skin
to the
The
control,
whose
temperature
preset
Drager
with ’flexi-
charac-
4.
Fig.
from 36°C
skin-
Skin-
361°C;
reading
Consequence:
to 31°C.
falls
deviations between actual
temperature
does not fall be—
regulating system
great
temperature
systems require
to
the
keep
sensor
from the
the sensor is
body
that is measured
but a mixed value between
363°C.
incubator
values,
has the
variations
even
’thermal
control
circuit
can con-
poorly
surrounding
with a thin
that it is not the
plas-
temperatures.
control cir-
i.
system
e.
the
large
can
variations
easily
feedback‘,
control
is
’De-
the
take
from
or
only
4
Fig.
4
2
Example
Characteristics of
skin-temperature
-1
-0,8-0,6—0,4-QZ
regulation
37
36 35 34 33
0
Incubator-air
0,4
0,2
0,6
temperature (°C)
1
0,8
Skin actual
temperature
reading
and
difference
desired
between
value
(°C)
would
develop
ature. This
the
ployed
skin
for children
would
temperature
well-developed
regulation.
The
accuracy
measurement
02°C.
The
platinum
temperature
bridges
precision
values either
and
components
temperatures
through
are
3.1.5
ageing.
therefore not
Warning signals
Current When
temperature
failure
the
apparatus
regulation‘
tureregulation’,
warning
for
from a
signal
operation.
1.5 V
battery.
in
the
occur,
who
capacity
of the
and
regulation
sensor
amplifiers
at
different
or in
Constant
necessary.
the
for
current failure
It
is
supplied
incubator—air
for
example,
regulation
already possess
for
temperature
skin-temperature
amount
resistor
the
and
do
employed
the
made
not alter
environmental
course
readJUStments
is
switched to ’Air-
or
”Skin-tempera-
optical
and
with
temper—
when
is
em-
to i
measuring
from
high-
their
of
time,
acoustic
is
ready
current
The
ets1
and
a
3.2 Fresh-air
Before sucked
as
oxygen pass
which have a
99.97%
3.3
Humidification
The air
culating
or
’Humidity‘
the orises water for
turning
desired air
adjusted
duces
make-contact is
and3,the
5.
filter
entering
in
the
by
separation
(Fig. 5).
flowing
in the
apparatus
partly,
according
control,
water container.
the
’Humidity‘
humidity
between
the
following
connected via sock-
break—contact via
the
incubator,
ventilator and
through
bacterial
efficiency
of
incubator air
into
the
incubator and cir-
is
passed
to the
the water
This
constantly vap-
control
can be
setting
continuously
values:
over
humidification
50 and 100. This
humidity
sockets
the
fresh
the added
of over
wholly
surface
of the air.
(Fig. 6),
filters,
of the
the
pro-
3
air
in
By
this
At
about
at
setting
about
Even with
ture and
humidity
The relative should
If
higher
room
than the densation will
faces of
50:
setting
40...60%
100:
. .
80.
changes
in
value remains almost
normally
humidity
temperature
incubator-air
the
temperature
vironmental there is less
none at all.
of
air
humidity prevails
can best
psychrometer
relative
90% relative
in the
the
oxygen
humidity
of the
lie between
is
employed
is
considerably
temperature,
develop
hood. When
difference
and
condensation on
on
incubator
Nevertheless,
inside the
be
confirmed with
(wet/dry
thermometer).
humidity;
humidity.
internal
inflow,
incubator air
60 and 80
the
there is
between
temperature,
the hood
the
preset
tempera—
the
preset
constant.
and the
lower
con-
sur-
inner
less
the en-
level
incubator;
%.
or
a
Excessive
Visual and
the air exceeds electrical the
high,
ventilator,
off.
Functioning
checked
The
alarm
temperature
acoustic
temperature
approx.
heating
temperature
due
,to
the
by
incubator
system
same
of
the
depressing
can
break-contact.
2
M
17001,
available on
or
warningisgiven
in
39°C.
is
switched
of
the
heating
failure of
warning system
warning
the red
be
attached to
means of a
by
This
requires
ventilator failure
when
the
incubator
addition,
(In
the
separate
off.)
rod
signals
Should
rise too
circulating
is set
can be
button.
the
house
make-
the
order.
the
plug
or
5
Fig.
Bacterial filters
(inlet
.
after
F
.
removal of
32866
covering plate)
Fig.
6
’Humidity‘
control
(Feuchte=Humidity)
3.4
Reclining
3.4.1
Reclining
7010 and 7310'
‘The
either
at
the
(head-up
Raising
position
side the
means of two metal
special request,
right
place
surfaces
surfaces of Incubators
under the
panel
end,
end-boards of the
or head—down
the
reclining
can also be undertaken
Plexiglass
mattress
as
desired,
hood. This is done
Fig.
of
the
reclining
for
down treatment and nurs-
laying
surface to the
supporting
8).
surface serves as a
ing equipment temporarily
the incubator.
can be raised
and
supported
reclining
surface
position) (Fig. 7).
sloping
from out-
levers
The shelf to
when
(on
the
working‘in
on
by
Fig.7Reclining
7310,
surface of
head-up
Incubator 701 0 and
position
82800
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Fig.
:
8
Reclining
7310,
head-up position
porting
lever
surface
Incubator 7010
of
with metal
'
32808
and
sup—
9
Fig.
3.4.2
Reclining
swung
down
Reclining
cubator 7510
After
opening
reclining
either side as desired
drawn
minor
readily
move
head-
when the
(Fig.
lever
[surface
out
procedures
be
the child from the incubator. The
or foot-board can be folded down
or
9
has been
Head—up
The
reclining
separate
the
slope,
which the bed lifted out
foot-board
position
child can
through
the is done
grip
(Fig. 12).
one of the hand
reclining
in much
is
slightly
releasing
surface. The Intensive-care
available on
reclining
surface described
surfaCe‘of Incubator 7510
out on
left,
surface of Intensive-care
the
large
can be
incubator
(Figs.
parallel
performed
reclining
10)
or
steps
window is
by
until it
be
button,
(Fig.
such as intubation
without
surface is
the relevant
after
pressed
head-down
bed can be raised
at each end. To
downwards.
position
opened
is to be raised. The bed is
the
hand-grip
engages
At
the same
held with the
firmly
surface to the normal
the same
while
raised
lowers the
which
Incubator 7510 is also
order with the
special
head-board folded
flap,
9 and
In this
having
out on
10)
way,
to re-
swung
11).
hinged
supporting
in
three
adjust
at that end at
of the head- or
in
the desired
time,
free
hand,
ports. Lowering
position
The
way.
upright
depressing
reclining
simpler
3.4.1.
in
32304::
In-
the
or
can
out
the
the
the
Fig.
Fig.
10
12
Reclining
swung
down
Reclining
out on
“wan
surface
right,
surface
of Incubator 7510
foot-board
of Incubator
turned
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7510
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