Switch On Device - Stryker Fluid Safe Handbuch

Operating the Device
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DANGER
Fig. 5-8 Control and display elements of the
pump unit FLUID SAFE Fluid
Management System
(1) Start/stop key
OP mode LED
(2)
Overpressure display
(3)
Actual Pressure Display
(4)
Nominal flow display
(5)
Roller wheel
(6)
Pressure sensors
(7)
Nominal flow setting
(8)
Service display
(9)
Menu key
(10)
Nominal pressure display
(11)
Nominal pressure setting
(12)
ON/OFF LED
(13)
ON/OFF key
(14)
(15) Standby LED
At the pump unit
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Balancing error
The complete system is composed of the weighing system and the stand system,
each of which include their own components. The individual components may
not touch one another, in order not to compromise exactness of measurement.
Please pay attention that the bag, tubes, container, equipotential cable and
other parts of the weighing system do not come into contact with the pump unit,
the carrier plate, the unit-carrying frame and the roller base. Pay attention that
the load controller and its O-ring do not touch the scale pole. The secretion
containers must hang freely and may not be damaged in any way.
5.4

Switch on Device

(1) (2) (3) (4)
(15)
(14) (13) (12) (10)
(11)
• The standby LED (15) of the pump unit is illuminated as soon as the power
cable of the device is connected with a grounded safety wall socket.
• Press the ON/OFF key (14). The ON/OFF LED (13) of the pump unit is
illuminated and the device turns on.
• The device now initializes and then runs the self-test. The service display (9) is
illuminated for the duration.
• The displays will show data after approx. 5 seconds.
• Actual pressure display (4)-> 0 (current pressure at the pump chamber)
• Nominal pressure display (11)-> of the last set value or 80 mm Hg
• Nominal flow display (5)-> of the last set value in ml/min
If the last preset nominal pressure value exceeds 80 mm Hg, this value is reset to
a starting value of 80 mm Hg. Otherwise, the last preset value is saved after the
device is turned off and is then the displayed default value when the device is
turned back on.
(6)
(5)
(9) (8) (7)