Dräger caleo Instructions For Use Manual page 113

Message
o
Skin 1 more than 4.0 C above skin 2
(see "Configuration" on page 83)
The measured values for skin tempera-
tures flash on-screen.
The yellow bar LED on the control unit
flashes.
Central alarm indicator lights up.*
Intermittent audible alarm is sounded (3x).
Skin 1 sensor fault
3 flashing dashes on the screen.
The red bar LED on the control unit
flashes.
Central alarm indicator lights up.*
Intermittent audible alarm is sounded (5x).
Skin 1 temp. deviation above 0.5
(can be set between 0.3 and 1.0
see "Configuration" on page 84)
Measured value flashes on screen.
The yellow bar LED on the control unit
flashes.
Central alarm indicator lights up.*
Intermittent audible alarm is sounded (3x).
Skin 1 temperature above 39
Measured value on screen flashes.
The red bar LED on the control unit
flashes.
Central alarm indicator lights up.*
Intermittent audible alarm is sounded (5x).
Skin 1 temperature below 36.0
(see "Configuration" on page 83)
Measured value on screen flashes.
The yellow bar LED on the control unit
flashes.
Central alarm indicator lights up.*
Intermittent audible alarm is sounded (3x).
Skin 2 sensor fault
3 flashing dashes on the screen.
The red bar LED on the control unit
flashes.
Central alarm indicator lights up.*
Intermittent audible alarm is sounded (5x)
Skin 2 temperature above 39
Measured value on screen flashes.
The red bar LED on the control unit
flashes.
Central alarm indicator lights up.*
Intermittent audible alarm is sounded (5x).
* The central alarm light can be deactivated. See "Setting system parameters" on page 82..
Cause
Kangaroo mode alarm:
temperature difference
between the skin temperature
(yellow) and peripheral
temperature (white) too high.
Temperature sensor incor-
rectly attached to
patient.
Sensor for core temperature is
defective.
o
C The specified limit value for
o
deviation from the set value
C –
has been exceeded.
o
C Peripheral temperature too
high.
o
C Kangaroo mode alarm:
Skin temperature is falling
below the alarm limit.
Temperature sensor incor-
rectly attached to
patient.
Sensor for peripheral temper-
ature measurement
is defective.
o
C Peripheral temperature too
high.
Troubleshooting – Error Messages
Remedy
Check patient's heat exchange.
Check configuration (page 80).
Check that temperature sensor
is correctly attached to the
patient.
Replace sensor.
Check that the sensor is
correctly attached to the patient.
Close the canopy, front flap or
access ports.
Switch off external heat sources.
Remove double walls.
Change configuration
(page 80).
Check that sensor is correctly
attached to the patient.
Switch off external heat
sources.
Check whether double walls
can be removed.
Increase heat supply to the
patient.
Check configuration.
Check that temperature sensor
is correctly attached to the
patient.
Replace sensor.
Check that sensor is correctly
attached to the patient.
Switch off external heat
sources.
Check whether double walls
can be removed.
Duration
audible
alarm muted
15 min
5 min
5 min
2 min
15 min
5 min
2 min
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