Emptying Too Long; Error Reading Flash; Fail Actuator Temperature High/Low; Fail Actuator Venous High/Low - Fresenius Medical Care 2008T Operator's Manual

190 Troubleshooting

Emptying too long

The dialyzer empty program has
exceeded its maximum limit.

Error Reading Flash

Electronic Self Test
Fail * 9 Volt Battery 9V Power Failure Battery test has
failed.
Fail * Actuator Arterial Arterial Pressure test has failed.
High
Fail * Actuator Arterial
Low
Fail * Actuator Conductivity test has failed.
Conductivity High
Fail * Actuator
Conductivity Low
Fail * Actuator Temperature test has failed.
Temperature High
Fail * Actuator
Temperature Low
Fail * Actuator TMP High Transmembrane Pressure (TMP) test
has failed.
Fail * Actuator TMP Low
Fail * Actuator Venous Venous Pressure test has failed.
High
Fail * Actuator Venous
Low
Fail * Air Detector Air Detector test has failed.
2008T Machine Operator's Manual P/N 490122 Rev N
Alarm If blood is not sensed, return the dialyzer supply and return lines to
the shunt and close the shunt door to terminate the program. If the
machine was in dialysis (blood sensed), turn machine power off and
back on to clear the program.
Alarm Turn machine power off and back on. If alarm is not cleared, take the
machine out of service and alert a qualified service technician.
Test Replace Battery
Message
Test Rerun test, if failure repeats, remove machine from service and alert
Message a qualified service technician.
Test Rerun test, if failure repeats, remove machine from service and alert
Message a qualified service technician.
Test Verify stable temp. Rerun test. If failure repeats, remove machine
Message from service and alert a qualified service technician to recalibrate if
failure repeats
Test Rerun test. If failure repeats, remove machine from service and alert
Message a qualified service technician.
Test Rerun test, if failure repeats, remove machine from service and alert
Message a qualified service technician.
Test Reposition venous drip chamber. Rerun Test. If failure repeats,
Message remove machine from service and alert a qualified service technician.