Troubleshooting; Technical Support And Order Placement; When You Call For Technical Support; In-Warranty Repair And Exchange - 3M Bair Hugger 675 Service Manual

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Troubleshooting

The warming unit software routinely checks unusual operating conditions. If such a condition occurs, the system may trigger a fault condition and alarm. The warming unit can be
reset by disconnecting the warming unit from the main power source and allowing 30-60 seconds for the system to reset. If the fault code condition reoccurs, disconnect again
and wait 5 minutes for the system to reset. If the fault condition reoccurs upon connection to the main power source, the warming unit may have a hard-fault or permanent error.
If the fault does not reoccur upon connection to the main power source, the warming unit may have a cautionary fault.
Fault Code
Fault Condition
01
Control sensor output
is high
02
Control sensor measures ≥
47°C for 30 seconds
03
Monitor sensor output
is high
04
Software detects an
over-temperature
circuit cutout
50
Software detects any button
pressed for 5 seconds.
51
The blower is running at ≤
2000 RPM for 1 minute, or
there is no output to the
control board for 3 seconds
52
Watchdog timer failed
70
The control sensor measures
the temperature to be +3°C
greater than the set point for
3 minutes.
71
The control sensor measures
the temperature to be -3°C
less than the set point for
3 minutes.
72
The outlet temperature
does not increase at
expected rate
73
Control and monitor sensors
differ by more than 3°C for
30 seconds.
Technical Support and Order Placement
When you call for Technical Support
We will need to know the serial number of your Bair Hugger warming unit when you
call us. The serial number label is located on the back of the warming unit.
USA:
• Call 3M Technical Support at 800-733-7775
Outside of the USA:
• Contact your local 3M representative
English / 34-8720-2487-1
Possible Cause
1. Sensor board failure.
2. Control board failure.
3. Internal wire harness failure.
1. Control board failure.
2. AC board failure (TRIAC).
3. Sensor board failure.
4. Internal wire harness failure.
1. Sensor board failure.
2. Control board failure.
3. Internal wire harness failure.
1. Control board failure.
2. Sensor board failure.
3. Internal wire harness failure.
1. User action.
2. User interface circuit board failure.
1. Blower failure.
2. Control board failure.
3. Internal wire harness failure.
1. Control board failure.
1. Control board failure.
2. Air flow occlusion.
1. Air flow occlusion.
2. Heater failure.
3. Control board failure.
4. Internal wire harness failure.
1. Air flow occlusion.
2. Heater failure.
3. Control board failure.
4. Internal wire harness failure.
1. Sensor board failure.
2. Internal wire harness failure.
3. Control board failure.
1. Check for moisture on sensor.
2. Perform the 43C test in the System Test option of the Diagnostic Menu.
Verify the end of hose temperature is 43°C ± 3°C using the Model
22110 temperature test unit and calibrated thermocouple meter.
1. Perform Operating Temperature calibration.
2. Measure the hose end temperature using the Model 22110 temperature
test unit and calibrated thermocouple meter while running in Ambient
mode. The measured temperature should be ±3°C of the ambient
room temperature.
1. Check for moisture on sensor.
2. Perform the 43C test in the System Check option of the Diagnostic
Menu. Verify the end of hose temperature is 43°C ± 3°C using the Model
22110 temperature test unit and calibrated thermocouple meter.
1. Perform Operating Temperature calibration.
2. Measure the hose end temperature using the Model 22110 temperature
test unit and calibrated thermocouple meter while running in Ambient
mode. The measured temperature should be ±3°C of the ambient
room temperature.
1. Reset microprocessor by disconnecting the warming unit from the main
power source and allowing 30-60 seconds for the system to reset.
1. Test blower using the System Info screen in Diagnostic mode.
1. Reset microprocessor by disconnecting the warming unit from the main
power source and allowing 30-60 seconds for the system to reset.
1. Check hose for obstructions.
2. Check the air intake on the bottom of the unit for obstructions.
3. Check for blocked filter.
4. Test all 3 heater wattages using the System Test screen in the
Diagnostic Menu.
1. Check for hose obstructions.
2. Check the air intake on the bottom of the unit for obstructions.
3. Check for blocked filter.
4. Test all 3 heater wattages using the System Test screen in Diagnostic mode.
1. Check for hose obstructions.
2. Check the air intake on the bottom of the unit for obstructions.
3. Check for blocked filter.
4. Test all 3 heater wattages using the System Test screen in Diagnostic mode.
1. Check for moisture on sensor.
2. Perform the 43C test in the System Check option of the Diagnostic
Menu. Verify the end of hose temperature is 43°C ± 3°C using the Model
22110 temperature test unit and calibrated thermocouple meter.
In-Warranty Repair and Exchange
USA
• Call 3M technical support at 800-733-7775 if your warming unit requires
factory service.
• Provide the serial number located on the back of the warming unit.
• Technical Support will give you a Return Authorization (RA) number. Use this RA
number on all correspondence. Your Technical Support representative will also
send a shipping carton to you at no charge, if needed.
Outside of the USA
• Contact your local distributor concerning in-warranty repair and exchange.
Provide the serial number located on the back of the Bair Hugger warming unit
when you call.
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