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This chapter describes how to maintain the ZOLL Z Vent ventilator to ensure its optimum
working condition and readiness for immediate use. Specifically, this chapter describes how to
Inspect the device
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Clean the device
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Replace intake filters, as necessary
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Store the device
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Troubleshoot operational problems
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In addition to the activities that we describe in this chapter, it is also important to perform
preventative maintenance, replacing worn or defective components, as necessary. Only
ZOLL-trained and certified personnel should perform preventative maintenance using
ZOLL's Remote Calibration System (RCS) system.
Inspecting the Ventilator
You should perform the following physical inspections of the ventilator on a regular basis:
Ensure that the ventilator is clean and free of visible damage.
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Inspect all accessories and connectors for signs of damage or excessive wear. Replace worn
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or defective items.
Examine high pressure hoses for cracking, discoloration, or disfigurement. Examine end
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connection fittings for damaged threads and sharp edges. Replace worn or defective hoses
– Do Not attempt to repair hoses.
Examine the ventilator circuits for damage or wear including cracking or discoloration. If
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there are signs of physical degradation or the ventilator trigger circuit related alarms, replace
the patient circuit.
Examine the Fresh Gas/Emergency Air Intake filters and replace them if dirty, damaged, or
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clogged.
Inspect the external AC/DC adapter, line cords, and DC power cables for wear or damage.
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Replace if worn or damaged.
9650-002360-01 Rev. A
ZOLL Z Vent Ventilator Operator's Guide
Chapter 7
Maintenance
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