Module spare parts 125720-01 350032

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125720-01 350032

If the relief valve failure alarm activates after the System Check then the ventilator will not allow ventilation until the relief valve portion of the System Check has passed. Circuit Setup Use the Circuit Setup menu to select settings that must be compensated for in patient circuit measurements. The HME and Humidifier (must include a heated expiratory limb) settings are selected in the Circuit Setup. For adult and pediatric patient types the default selection is HME. For the neonatal patient type, the Circuit Setup menu is not available and the Humidifier selection will always be used. Changing the Circuit Setup will invalidate the current System Check results. Changing the patient circuit after completion of System Check will affect volume delivery and exhaled volume measurements. If any change is made to Circuit Setup or the patient circuit, repeat the System Check. Circuit Setup should be checked when setting up a New Patient or a change has been made to the patient’s circuit setup. A yellow warning icon will replace the previous System Check status icon (pass or fail) when a change has been made in the Circuit Setup menu. The yellow warning icon indicates that a System Check should be performed. 1. Select Circuit Setup. The Circuit Setup menu displays. 2. Select the check box for the HME or Humidifier. Settings are confirmed when the setting is changed. 3. Select X to close the menu. Running a System Check 1. From Standby, select SYSTEM CHECK. The Run System Check menu shows. 2. Attach the breathing circuit and all accessories that will be used to ventilate the patient. ? Complete the System Check using the appropriate flow sensor per patient type. For example, use th