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Argyll II™ User/Service Manual
User & Full Service Manual
Herida II
Pressure Relieving / Alternating Air Mattress & Pump
Pump Model: HH/P09 Mattress Model: HH/T04
NB: Please ensure this document is fully read & understood
by the Clinician / Carer / Service Engineer prior to use.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Argyll II™ User/Service Manual CONTENTS SAFETY………………………………………………………4 INTRODUCTION………………………………………….…5 Product Description Application Contra indications Working Principle OPERATION………………………..………………………..6 Static Mode Alternating Mode Profiled Bed – Clinical Considerations Installation Safety Instructions Pump Operation Mattress & Pump Characteristics MAINTENANCE……………………………………………..10 Cleaning Maintenance & Repair Storage Transportation Other Considerations Parts &... -
Page 4: Safety
& these should only be carried out by suitably trained & authorised personnel. For further advice please call Herida Healthcare on Freephone 0800 193 6030. Parts and Accessories：... -
Page 5: Introduction
This product forms part of a holistic care package and should only be used by trained personnel. For training or further advice contact Herida Healthcare on Freephone +44 800 193 6030. Working Principle The dynamic mattress system consists of a dynamic air pump and an alternating air mattress. -
Page 6: Operation
Herida Healthcare Customer Services on UK Freephone number 0800 193 6030. The clinician must select the correct mattress type at prescription point / patients individual circumstances. -
Page 7: Installation
Argyll II™ User/Service Manual OPERATION Image 1DA (NB: use hand to check ensure appropriate clearance when profiled as below. Add more pressure on the pump if required in order to achieve this. NB: Weight setting is a guide only and cell pressure must also be taken into consideration for individual patients). -
Page 8: Safety Instructions
Argyll II™ User/Service Manual OPERATION Safety Instructions 1. Ensure that there are no sharp objects, fire or abrasive materials in the vicinity. If the mattress is damaged. Remove the patient & transfer to an alternative mode of pressure relief. 2. If there is an issue with the pump, remove the patient & transfer to another mode of pressure relief. -
Page 9: Mattress & Pump Characteristics
Argyll II™ User/Service Manual OPERATION Air Leakage / Low Pressure Alarm • After working for 50 minutes and the pressure is lower than 15mmHg, the pump will alarm indicating an initialisation failure. • During normal operation, when the pressure is lower than 6mmHg for 6 minutes, the pump will alarm indicating possible air leakage from the mattress. -
Page 10: Maintenance
The service must be conducted by a Herida trained / competent individual that has demonstrable training records. This training must be reviewed regularly. Only Herida Healthcare spare parts can be used to ensure warranty and safe use is achieved throughout. - Page 11 Argyll II™ User/Service Manual MAINTENANCE - 12 months or as suggested upon patient return At point of service the following aspects must be maintained to ensure that manufacturer’s warranty remains intact. These can be done in a non-alphabetic way, if all areas are covered: •...
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Page 12: Storage
Argyll II™ User/Service Manual MAINTENANCE Storage Good ventilation will be required when storing the product & it should always be kept dry & away from direct sunlight. Temperature should be maintained in the region of 22°C ± 3°C when in use. Avoid repeat exposure to extreme temperatures. -
Page 13: Mattress
Argyll II™ User/Service Manual ROUTINE CHECKS Mattress • Remove top cover and inspect for signs of wear or any tears. • Check zips are still operative & function as normal. • Check integrity of all connectors including cells, tubing and CPR toggle. •... -
Page 14: P09 Pump
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Page 15: Warnings & Symbols
Argyll II™ User/Service Manual WARNINGS & SYMBOLS Warning – Follow guidance at all times as per the instructions within the user manual. BF application symbol – Provides a higher degree of protection against electric shock. Class II electrical appliance – Double insulated. Dispose of electrical equipment correctly (WEEE). -
Page 16: Trouble Shooting
Argyll II™ User/Service Manual TROUBLE SHOOTING Issue Possible Cause Possible Resolution • The plug is not • Make sure the power is properly connected. correctly connected and the • Power Cut. voltage is normal. • Await re-connection of • The fuse is broken. power / look at generator. -
Page 17: Company Information
VAT Registration Number: 233587691 Disclaimer Please be aware that all products should be disposed of in an environmentally friendly & infection control manner in compliance with any local or national requirements. Contact Herida Healthcare Ltd. for responsible WEEE disposal methods. 17 |...
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What is the protocol if the power goes off when the air mattress is in use. How long the air will be retained. Is there anything to be done to keep the air in if there is power outage
During a power outage, the protocol is to await re-connection of power or use a generator. The manual does not specify how long the air will be retained in the mattress during a power outage.
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