Battery Operation - Abbott CentriMag Operation Manual

Alarm/
ID
Alert
PRESSURE 2 BELOW
P5 Alert
MINIMUM
PRESSURE 1 ABOVE
P6 Alert
MAXIMUM
PRESSURE 2 ABOVE
P7 Alert
MAXIMUM
M6 Alert MOTOR OVER TEMP
B3 Alert BATTERY CHARGER FAIL
BATTERY MAINTENANCE
B4 Alert
REQUIRED
B5 Alert LOW BATTERY
B6 Alert ON BATTERY
WARNING
Increase Pump RPM in small increments to minimize the risk of exceeding the
available blood volume and causing drainage cannula obstruction.

8.4 Battery Operation

The Console is designed for operation on AC power; however, it also contains an internal
rechargeable battery and charger. If a power failure causes loss of AC power or patient
transport is necessary, a new fully charged internal battery will operate the Console for
approximately 120 minutes at 5.5 LPM and 3,500 RPM when used with the CentriMag
TM
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Table 13: Console Alarms & Alerts
Text Message
conventional troubleshooting.
Check for and resolve a physiological or mechanical cause.
Ensure appropriate pressure alarms are set. Consider
recalibrating the transducer if alert cannot be explained by
conventional troubleshooting.
Check for and resolve a physiological or mechanical cause.
Ensure appropriate pressure alarms are set. Consider
recalibrating the transducer if alert cannot be explained by
conventional troubleshooting. Consider reducing RPM to
reduce the pressure if appropriate.
Check for and resolve a physiological or mechanical cause.
Ensure appropriate pressure alarms are set. Consider
recalibrating the transducer if alert cannot be explained by
conventional troubleshooting. Consider reducing RPM to
reduce the pressure if appropriate.
Switch to backup Console, Motor and Flow Probe according to
the procedure described in Section 10.1. Verify that the backup
Motor stands free and is not covered (e.g. blankets).
Press the alarm acknowledge button. If the alert message
repeats, switch to backup System as described in Section 10.1.
If this alarm is associated with BATTERY MODULE FAIL then
carry out the procedure associated with that alarm.
Do not use the Console. Perform battery maintenance
according to the instructions provided in Section 9.4.
Plug the Console into a AC power outlet to charge the battery.
If no AC outlet is available, switch to the backup Console,
Motor and Flow Probe according to the procedure described in
Section 10.1.
Resume support.
Verify that the user wants the Console to be on battery. If so,
carefully monitor the status of the battery charge indicator,
while using the System on battery.
Re-connect to AC-outlet, as soon as possible.
System Status & Operator Response
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