Removing The Power Module From The Device; Charging The Akupak; Charging The Akupak With The External Charging Unit - Primedic DefiMonitor XD Series Operating Manual

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DefiMonitor XD

Removing The Power Module From The Device

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Fig. 16 PRIMEDIC™ DefiMonitor – Removing of the Power Module
Change the power module only when the device is switched off and the connector
of the defibrillation electrodes is removed.
Place the device on its rear side and press the release button (1) in the direction of the
arrow (1.) until the tab of the power module (2) is released and a part of the power
module (3) springs out of the compartment (4).
Turn the power module slightly in the direction of the arrow (2.) and pull it out of the
device in the direction of the arrow (3.).

Charging The AkuPak

The AkuPak can be charged in two ways:
– with the integrated AC Power module and / or
– in the wall mount rack (optional).
The integrated end-of-discharge detection protects the accumulator from total dis-
charge. The end of charging is detected through the end-of-discharge voltage.
Charging the AkuPak at temperatures other than at the given operating temperatures
can damage the accumulator.
A completely empty accumulator must be charged for at least 2 hours. Owing to the
type of the accumulator, a very small charging time can lead to errors in interpreting
charging by the device. The charging display can show a full accumulator by mistake.
Safe operation of the device is also not guaranteed.
Shall the AkuPak not be charged or out of order, the DefiMonitor XD can also be
used by means of the integrated mains power supply. The AkuPaks is automatically
charged during the use of DefiMonitor XD. The charging time will be prolonged.
In case the device discovers an elevated temperature, it will interrupt the charging
process until a normal temperature within a pre-defined value will be measured. This
will avoid damaging the AkuPak during charging process.

Charging The AkuPak With The External Charging unit

Refer to the separate operating manual of the Wall Mount Rack for this.
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