3M Ranger 245 Operator's Manual page 16

Blood/fluid warming system
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Troubleshooting
C
ONDITION
Nothing illuminates on
the warming unit panel.
C
ONDITION
Alert indicator illuminates
and alert sounds, alpha-
numeric display alternately
flashes a temperature of
43°C or higher and the
word "HI."
C
ONDITION
Alert sounds,
alphanumeric display
and alert indicator
light go dark.
C
AUSE
• Unit is not turned on,
plugged in, or power cord
is not plugged into an
appropriate outlet.
• Unit failure.
C
AUSE
Temporary over-temperature
condition because:
• An extreme change in flow
rates occurred (e.g., from
500 mL/min to stop flow).
• Unit was turned on
and reached set point
temperature before
cassette was inserted.
• Fluids were prewarmed to
above 42°C before being run
through the warming unit.
C
AUSE
Primary controller failure. Unit
will no longer operate.
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Blood/Fluid Warming System
S
OLUTION
• Turn unit on. Make sure the
power cord is plugged into the
power entry module of the
warming unit. Make sure the
warming unit is plugged into a
properly grounded outlet.
• Call 3M Patient Warming
customer service.
S
OLUTION
• Open flow to reduce
temperature. Alerts will stop
when the display reads 41°C.
The unit is ready to use.
• Alerts will stop when the
display reads 41°C. The unit is
ready to use.
• Turn off unit and unplug it.
Discontinue infusion of fluids.
Do not warm fluids before
infusing them through the
Ranger warming unit.
S
OLUTION
Power to heating plates will shut
off if temperature rises to 44°C
(warming unit Rev N and newer)
or 46°C (warming units Rev A to
M). Turn unit off and unplug it.
Discontinue use of unit. Discard
disposable set. Alert will continue
to sound if you do not unplug
unit. Call 3M Patient Warming
customer service.
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