Troubleshooting - Arjo Assembly instructions Assembly Instructions Manual

TROUBLESHOOTING

Symptom
Bed is dif cult / heavy
to maneuver
Bed is dif cult to maneuver
sideways
Bed moves in an
unanticipated way
Flashing blue light
Emergency stop switch
does not function properly
Bed weigh scale reading
error at low bed height
All functions inoperative
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Possible Cause
Brake pedal is in free
position or brake position
Emergency stop switch(es)
are pushed down
Brake bar sensor is not
aligned with IndiGo sensor
when pedal is in the
activation position
Pedal is in IndiGo activation
position
Failure / Error
Low battery
Critical Low Battery
Failure / Error
Failure / Error
Cable routing interferes
with bed articulation
Software and / or PCBA
faulty
Cables defective
Action
Place brake pedals in IndiGo activation
position.
Ensure the emergency stop switch(es)
are not pushed down. Twist switch(es)
clockwise to re-set.
Ensure pedal is in the activation position,
then move the brake bar sensor so that it
is aligned with the IndiGo sensor. If needed,
loosen the screw on the brake bar sensor to
move, then tighten screw to secure in place.
Place pedal in free position so that IndiGo is
not activated.
Con rm that IndiGo is properly con gured for
the bed on which it is installed. Recalibrate
IndiGo per testing chapter.
Review LED error codes and implement
corrections as necessary.
Deactivate IndiGo by placing pedal in brake
position.
Contact an Arjo approved service agent.
Complete patient transport / moving the bed
and connect power cord to wall outlet.
Complete patient transport / moving the bed
or brake by placing pedal in brake position.
Contact an Arjo approved service agent.
Review LED error codes and implement
corrections as necessary.
Ensure emergency stop switch assembly
and cabling are intact and functional.
Replace if damaged. If no damage is noted,
troubleshoot PCBA.
Review cable routing to ensure proper
amount of slack and / or service loop
in applicable locations.
Ensure taller load cell screw covers
are installed.
Replace PCBA.
Check cables for cuts, abrasions, kinks
or other deterioration and replace if needed.