Philips DreamStation BiPAP autoSV User Manual page 48

DreamStation BiPAP autoSV User Manual
Alarm
36 Alarms, alerts, and troubleshooting
Priority Device action
High Operates
High Operates;
if the alarm
continues for
10 seconds, the
alarm escalates
to a device
inoperable
alarm.
High Operates
Medium Operates
User action
This could be caused by an
excessive leak, blockage, or a device
malfunction. Press the control dial to
silence the alarm. Press the control
dial again to acknowledge and
remove the alarm from the screen.
Remove your mask. Check for the
following: dirty inlet filters, blocked
air intake, excessive leak in the
patient circuit. If the alarm continues,
contact your home care service
provider.
This may be caused by a
malfunctioning device. Press the
control dial to silence the alarm.
Press the control dial again to
acknowledge and remove the alarm
from the screen. Remove your
mask, and remove power from the
device. Restore power. If the alarm
continues, contact your home care
service provider for service.
This may be caused by a
malfunctioning device. Press the
control dial to silence the alarm.
Press the control dial again to
acknowledge and remove the alarm
from the screen. Remove your
mask, and remove power from the
device. Restore power. If the alarm
continues, contact your home care
service provider for service.
Press the control dial again to
acknowledge and remove the
alarm from the screen. Remove
your mask. Remove power from
the device. Confirm a compatible
Philips Respironics power supply
is attached. Switch to compatible
power supply, if needed. If battery
is being used, ensure battery is
adequately charged.