Weinmann Homecare MEDUCORE Easy Service And Repair Instructions

Automatic external defibrillator. device nos. 1000 to 1340 from device no. 1341 with ilcor 2005
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MEDUCORE Easy
Automatic external defibrillator
Device nos. 1000 to 1340 from device no. 1341 with ILCOR 2005
MEDUCORE Easy with Battery-Pack
MEDUCORE Easy with Rechargeable Battery-Pack
Service and Repair instructions

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  • Page 1 MEDUCORE Easy Automatic external defibrillator Device nos. 1000 to 1340 from device no. 1341 with ILCOR 2005 MEDUCORE Easy with Battery-Pack MEDUCORE Easy with Rechargeable Battery-Pack Service and Repair instructions...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    © Copyright WEINMANN GmbH & Co. KG. The content and presentation are copyright protected and may only be used by authorised WEINMANN Service Partners in the course of their service operations. The content must not be reproduced or passed on to third parties. The complete documents...
  • Page 3: Introduction

    In specialists. combination with the training, that you have already completed for WEINMANN, you now belong to They are responsible for all repairs carried out and all the “trained, informed, experts”, thereby allowing...
  • Page 4: Overview

    1. Overview 2 Device lid 1 Info-button 11 Display: Shock preperation 3 Display field: “Stand clear of the patient!” 10 Shock key 4 Display field: “You can now touch the patient“ 5 Socket for electrode plug 6 Infra red interface 7 Loudspeaker 9 Carrying handle 8 LEDs...
  • Page 5: Description Of Equipment

    • Training in fundamental, life saving emergency care including the application of automatic defibrillators. • Instructions for the application of the MEDUCORE Easy carried out by an WEINMANN authorized person. Description of Equipment...
  • Page 6: Functional Description

    2.4 Functional description The MEDUCORE Easy is compact, light and ergonomic. The acoustic and optical user instructions make the operation of the device, to a great extent, self explanatory. Persons with a nominal medical knowledge, after a short instruction, can therefore be in the position to operate a defibrillator in the case of a heart lung resuscitation.
  • Page 7 Defibrillation If the ECG analysis indicates defibrillation (pulseless ventricular tachycardia pVT or ventricular fibrillation VF), the MEDUCORE Easy prepares to deliver a shock. Afterwards the device instructs the user to administer a shock. For other heart rhythms, the device informs the user that they should carry out a heart-lung revival.
  • Page 8: Cleaning And Disinfecting Instructions

    3. Cleaning and disinfecting instructions Warning! • The Battery/Rechargeable Battery Pack must be removed from MEDUCORE Easy before cleaning. • Never immerse the MEDUCORE Easy in any disinfectant or any other liquid. Only carry out disinfection by wiping over the surface. This can otherwise lead to damage of the device and consequently endanger users and patients.
  • Page 9: Checking The Device

    4. Checking the device Important! The device must undergo the following tests after every repair and every maintenance according to WM 40006, and the results must be entered into the test records. Additionally the test can be used for fault finding in the device.
  • Page 10: Preparations For Testing

    4.2 Preparations for testing 1. Boot up PC. 2. Start the PC software. Overview of software versions: EasyView • Reading, editing and saving usage data, modifying device settings. EasyView • EasyView-Service Works like EasyView, facility for programming the serial number. EasyView-Service •...
  • Page 11: Checking The Volume Levels

    4.5 Checking the volume levels 1. Ensure that the volume setting is on "automatic". To do so, connect the device to EasyView and cor- rect the setting if necessary. Microphone 2. Open the device lid. 3. Create a sound directly over the microphone of the MEDUCORE Easy, by scratching on the en- casing for example.
  • Page 12: Checking The Procedure Display And Capacitor Discharge

    4. Press the arrow button under ENERG. Energy --- J The indicator for the Energy Modus appears in the WAV> ECG90 PLAY HDR esc display. 5. To simulate venticular fibrillation: Press the arrow Energy --- J button under WAV until VFIB appears in the WAV>...
  • Page 13: Checking The Info-Button And Reading Contact

    2. The device makes a clear spoken order “Stand clear of the patient” and “Analyzing”. Request: – All of the LEDs in the red triangle light up. – The device continues to give spoken orders, during which all the LEDs on the shock key arrow are lit up in red.
  • Page 14: Checking The Condition Of The Exterior, The Equipment And The Accessories

    4.10 Checking the condition of the exterior, the equipment and the accessories 1. Firstly, carry out a visual test of everything. Requests: • Encasing – Encasing not scratched and without blemishes – Encasing completely screwed on – Front film and sticker stuck down firmly and correctly on the lid –...
  • Page 15: Checking The Irda Interface And The Software Version

    4.11 Checking the IRDA interface and the software version 1. Check that the interface is working correctly by retrieving the device data. Request: All the device data are displayed. 2. Ensure that a PCB with the latest device software is installed in the device. This can be done by comparing the software version displayed with table (see "12.2 Software"...
  • Page 16 – Recommend that your customer regularly checks the charging level. – Recommend that your customer replaces the Battery-Pack in good time. • Capacity is < 15%: – Inform your customer about the charging level. – Recommend that your customer regularly checks the charging level.
  • Page 17: Documentation

    4.14 Documentation Note down the points as well as the test 4.12 date and tester number in the test records. Checking the device...
  • Page 18: Maintenance

    5. Maintenance Note: After all maintenance and repair work the device must be tested, as described in chapter „4. Checking the device“on page 9. 5.1 Intervals As a preventative maintenance measure every 6 years the device must be fully checked: The points of maintenance are as follows: •...
  • Page 19: Renew Maintenance Sticker

    Execution 1. Insert Rechargeable Battery or Battery-Pack 2. Open the device lid. 3. Read off the level of charge of the Battery-Pack and note in the test records. Depending on the Battery-Pack capacity displayed proceed as follows: • Capacity is > 50%: –...
  • Page 20: Disposal

    Names and addresses can be obtained from your Environmental Officer or municipal authorities. Disposal of batteries Do not dispose of spent batteries in the domestic waste. Please either contact WEINMANN or or your official local public disposal authorities. Maintenance...
  • Page 21: Safety Related Check According To §6 Medicinal Products And Users Ordinance

    6. Safety related check according to §6 Medicinal products and Users ordinance 6.1 General Important! Performance of a safety related check [SRC] in accordance with §6 of the German Medicinal products and Users ordinance [Medizinprodukte- Betreiberverordnung] is only mandatory in Germany. 6.2 Execution Safety related checks follow the same steps as described in chapter "4.
  • Page 22: Malfunctions And Rectification

    7. Malfunctions and Rectification Malfunctions Cause Rectification A malfunction has been Check which LED blinks and the In stand by mode (lid closed) a established while the device procedure, according to the signal tone is set off every four underwent the monthly/daily self respective LED described in the minutes.
  • Page 23 Replace electrodes, otherwise do repeats Electrodes defective electrodes to bare chest!“ not attempt to operate device. itself even though electrodes have Only use genuine WEINMANN- been stuck down. Wrong electrodes electrodes. Damaged connection between the Open device and check electrode contacts and main connections (Chapter 8.3,...
  • Page 24: Repair Information And Repair Instructions

    (see "4. Checking the device" on page 9). • When replacing components or single parts, use only genuine WEINMANN Parts. • When ordering the device’s lower encasing you have to state the device type, year of manufacture and serial number.
  • Page 25: Discharge High Voltage Capacitor And Open Up Device

    Danger of death! Danger of electric shock! If no discharg- ing unit is available, work on the MEDUCORE Easy must be carried out at a protected high-voltage workstation. Before carrying out any repair, it is essential to discharge the capacitor as described in Section “8.3 Discharge high voltage capacitor and open up device”...
  • Page 26 6. Slide the contact rocker into its resting position. 7. Check to see that the contact pin is directly above the capacitor contacts. If necessary, make some fine settings using the black screw on the front of the carriage. 8. Flip down the contact rocker. The contact pin must now be touching the capacitor contacts on the printed circuit board.
  • Page 27: Opening The Device

    8.4 Opening the device Danger of death! Danger of electric shock! If no discharg- ing unit is available, work on the MEDUCORE Easy must be carried out at a protected high-voltage workstation. 1. Take the red device lid off. 2. Remove the pins and springs and store them in a safe place.
  • Page 28: Close The Device

    Fitting lid 1. Place the ends of the springs into the prepared holes of a new device lid. 2. Slide the pins from the side far enough into the lid, so that the springs are held in place. 3. Replace the lid , so that the other end of the springs are situated between the encasing halves.
  • Page 29: Exchanging The Capacitor

    8.7 Exchanging the capacitor Danger of death! Danger of electric shock! The condenser must be completely discharged (see Chapter "8.3", Page 25). 1. Discharge the capacitor and open the device (see Chapter "8.3", Page 25). 2. Pull the capacitor cable out of the printed circuit board with the aid of high-voltage protected needle nose pliers.
  • Page 30: Replacing The Main Circuit Board

    8.9 Replacing the main circuit board Danger of death! Danger of electric shock! The condenser must be completely discharged (see Chapter "8.3", Page 25). 1. Discharge the capacitor and open up the device (see "8.3 Discharge high voltage capacitor and open up device" on page 25). Remove the main circuit board 1.
  • Page 31 Click the "Get device settings" button. The device configuration will be displayed. 2. Enter the device's 5-digit serial number. Then click the "Print settings" button. 3. Next, confirm the change to the device configuration. The number will now be stored in MEDUCORE Easy.
  • Page 32: Exchanging Pad Plug Cable

    Repeat the process with a number of the correct length. This concludes the programming of the serial number. 8.10 Exchanging pad plug cable Danger of death! Danger of electric shock! The condenser must be completely discharged (see Chapter "8.3", Page 25). 1.
  • Page 33: Exchange Encasing, Upper Part

    Fitting speaker 1. Use only parts from spare parts set WM 15705. 2. Take new seal from the spare parts set and put it on the new loudspeaker. 3. Place the new speaker into the device. Make certain the seal is well fitted and flush. 4.
  • Page 34: Replacement Parts

    9. Replacement parts Note: The item numbers of the following table are identical to the numbers used in the body of text of this service and maintenance manual. Item-No. Name Ordering-No. Lid, complete DE WM 40125 Lid, complete GB WM 40337 Lid, complete FR WM 40347 Lid, complete IT...
  • Page 35 Item-No. Name Ordering-No. Battery-Pack WM 40155 Rechargeable Battery-Pack WM 40150 Battery charger WM 40003 Set, Emergency MEDUCORE Easy WM 15460 PC-Software EasyView WM 40192 Hinge pin WM 40123 Spring for lid WM 40124 Retaining bracket WM 40024 Encasing, upper part, preassembled WM 40076 Encasing, lower part, assembled* WM 40002...
  • Page 36 Item-No. Name Ordering-No. Main circuit board HR, new WM 40277 Main circuit board HR, replacement WM 40303 Main circuit board ID, new WM 40294 Main circuit board ID, replacement WM 40463 Main circuit board CN, new WM 40295 Main circuit board CN, replacement WM 40473 Main circuit board IR, new WM 40435...
  • Page 37 Item-No. Name Ordering-No. Instructions for use MEDUCORE Easy DE WM 16799 Instructions for use MEDUCORE Easy FR; NL; IT WM 16912 Instructions for use MEDUCORE Easy GB; ES; PT WM 16913 Instructions for use MEDUCORE Easy DK; NO; SE WM 16920 Instructions for use MEDUCORE Easy JA;...
  • Page 38: Tools And Testing Devices

    10. Tools and testing devices The following is a list of all tools and testing devices mentioned in this maintenance- and repair manual. Special tools can be obtained from WEINMANN, the manufacturer. 10.1 General tools • Phillips screwdriver size:PZ 2 •...
  • Page 39: Technical Data

    11. Technical data Device Dimensions/Environment/Norms Dimensions L x B x H (in mm incl. handle) 240 x 240 x 93 Weight, empty: 2.1 kg With Rechargeable Battery/Battery-Pack and electrodes: 2.6 kg Device class according to MPG and Guidelines 93/42/EEC: Operation: Temperature range: 0 °C to +50 °C Without Rechargeable Battery/Battery-Pack and electrodes:...
  • Page 40 Power supply Version Battery-Pack Rechargeable Battery-Pack (optional) Type LiSO Li-Ion Dimensions LxBxH (in mm) 148.6 x 71.6 x 32.6 Weight: 400 g Shock capacity*,**: up to 200 shocks up to 100 shocks Minimum capacity 100 shocks – Monitoring capacity*,***: up to 18 hours up to 9 hours Rated capacitance: 3800 mAh...
  • Page 41 < 0.08 mV Sensitivity VF/pVT* > 93 % Specificity NSR/Asystoly* > 99 % The test report on the analysis system is available upon request from the manufacturer WEINMANN. Operation/Data management Operation – automatic switch on when lid is opened Control element –...
  • Page 42 Data management – Volume (Level 1 - 4, automatic) – Self test times – Pause time period Configurable parameter – Selected messages on/off – Energy level low/high – Energy protocol constant/rising – Metronome function on/off Distance from HF telecommunications equipment Recommended safe distance between mobile HF telecommunications devices (e.g.
  • Page 43: Technical Changes

    12. Technical Changes 12.1 Device: MEDUCORE Easy Technical Changes From Device No. Date ILCOR 2005 1342 13.12.2006 12.2 Software Technical Changes Software version Date V1.2.2 Adjustment for ILCOR 2005 reanimation procedure 08.12.2006 WM 40192a Adjusting the EasyView software for the extended flash V.1.2.3.
  • Page 44: Protocol

    13. Protocol 13.1 Repairs and maintenance protocol Protocol...
  • Page 45: Test Record "Safety Related Check In Accordance With §6 Of The Mp Betreibv (German Medicinal Products And Users Ordinance)

    §6 of the Medicinal Products and Users Ordinance Type of device: Defibrillator Serial-No: __________________________________________________ Manufacturer: WEINMANN GmbH & Co. KG Device type: MEDUCORE Easy WM 40000 WM 40005 (Manufacturer's designation) Operator: ....................
  • Page 46 WM 40007f, page 2 Test record for safety related check in accordance with § 6 Medicinal Products and Users Ordinance, based on test instructions WM 40006 Unit: MEDUCORE Easy WM-No.: 40000 40005 Serial-No.: ..………... Date of manufacture:…....1. Testing devices •...
  • Page 48 Weinmann Geräte für Medizin GmbH+Co. KG P.O. Box 540268 • D-22502 Hamburg Kronsaalsweg 40 • D-22525 Hamburg T: +49-(0)40-5 47 02-0 +49-(0)40-5 47 02-461 E: info@weinmann.de www.weinmann.de Center for Production, Logistics, Service Weinmann Geräte für Medizin GmbH+Co. KG Siebenstücken 14...

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