Park House Healthcare PHASE II Service Manual

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Mattress Replacement System
Service Manual

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  • Page 1 PHASE II Mattress Replacement System Service Manual...
  • Page 2 Page 14: Replacing control panel membrane Page 15: Bed hook assembly photograph Bed hook removal Page 16: PHP 596 phase II pump troubleshooting Page 17: Drawing 002 (Logo! logic control unit) Page 18: Drawing 003 (Logo! logic expansion unit) Page 19: Drawing 004 (Logo! logic power supply unit)
  • Page 3: Part 1; Product Introduction

    It is cost effective for both the prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers. The Phase II power unit operates a 10-minute alternating cycle, and is both energy efficient and quiet in operation. In the event of cardiac arrest the CPR can be released allowing the system to be deflated in 10 seconds or less.
  • Page 4 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Place the pump on a flat surface or suspend the pump unit by its hooks at the end of the bed. 2. Place the air mattress over the bed making sure it is extended completely without any kinks. Place with the printed feet at the bottom of the bed 3.
  • Page 5 Phase 2 Pump Component Assembly Mains fail / low pressure alarm pcb Logo power supply unit Varistor logo logic expansion unit logo logic control unit Pressure sensor Compressor Non return valves output feed pipes Pressure control valves Page3...
  • Page 6 Phase 2 left hand endcap (mains in) Illuminated mains rocker switch Earth connector Circuit breakers, live & neutral Page4...
  • Page 7 Phase 2 right hand endcap (mattress feed) Mains fail reset button Male & Female cpc connectors Page5...
  • Page 8 Removing the backplate assembly from the case Note: ensure the pump is disconnected from the mains supply 1. Remove the four allen bolts from each endcap 2. In the lefthand endcap remove the live and neutral leads to the mains switch from the logo power supply separate the male and female bullet terminals connecting the ground cable to the chassis.
  • Page 9: Compressor Replacement

    Compressor replacement (Photograph page3) Ensure the component assembly backplate is completely isolated from the mains supply. The compressor operates on 230 volts ac and, therefore, it is essential the backplate is disconnected from the power source. Remove the pressure feed pipe from the red outlet on the compressor to the valve/manifold assembly.
  • Page 10 Basic logo operating sequence Warning! Only suitably qualified personnel should work on live equipment under test conditions. To test the operating status of the logo! Components it is necessary to reconnect the mains end cap to the logo! Power supply unit whilst the assembly backplate is out of the case.
  • Page 11: Replacing The Pressure Sensor

    Replacing the pressure sensor Locate the pressure sensor on the left hand side of the component assembly backplate (see drawing009 or 010). Remove the silicon pressure feed pipe from the sensor (see drawing 009). Using a pair of side cutters snip the two zip ties to release the body of the pressure sensor.
  • Page 12 Logo! Expansion unit replacement Make a note of all connections to the expansion unit before commencing disconnection. Using a small terminal screwdriver remove the two power feed connections to L+ and M at the top of the unit. Below these terminals there is a small grey sliding connector which will be located to the left of the slot.
  • Page 13 Mains Fail / Low Pressure Printed Circuit Assembly Mains fail reset connector (s1) 12 way control panel membrane connectors (j2) 12 way wiring harness connector (j3) Low pressure alarm connector (j1) Page 11...
  • Page 14 To Remove Mains Alarm / Low Pressure Alarm PCB 1. Pull off the 12 way connector attatched to the wiring harness (j3) 2. Disconnect low pressure alarm connection to (j1) 3. One by one , squeeze closed the top part of each white plastic fixing post and ease the pcb upwards. 4.
  • Page 15: Wiring Harness Replacement

    WIRING HARNESS REPLACEMENT Please note that the mains feed to the power supply unit and compressor connecting leads are not attached to the wiring harness. The pressure sensor is also a separate item. To assist with the ease of replacement, (refer to drawing 010) make notes where required.
  • Page 16 When this is successfully fitted, slide the component assembly back into the case remembering to fit the 12 way connector from the control panel onto the mains fail/low pressure alarm pcb (j2). Reassemble the phase II pump as described previously. Page 14...
  • Page 17 Bed Hook Assembly BEDHOOK REMOVAL PLACE THE PUMP FACE DOWN WITH BED HOOKS FACING UP REMOVE THE LOCKING NUT AND WASHER. SLIDE OUT THE BED HOOK. REFITTING IS AS ABOVE BUT IN REVERSE Page 15...
  • Page 18 PHP596 PHASE II PUMP TROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTON CAUSE DIAGNOSIS 1) PUMP DEAD A.PLUG FUSED A.CHANGE FUSE MAINS SWITCH UNLIT B.CIRCUIT BREAKER TRIPPED B.RESET C.DISCONNECTED WIRE IN THE END C.RECONNECT 2) PUMP DEAD A.DISCONNECTED BROWN WIRE A. RECONNECT MAINS SWITCH LIT FROM MAINS SWITCH TO P.S.U.
  • Page 19 LOGO LOGIC CONTROL UNIT Page 17...
  • Page 20 LOGO LOGIC EXPANSION UNIT Page 18...
  • Page 21 LOGO LOGIC POWER SUPPLY UNIT Page 19...
  • Page 22 COMPRESSOR Page 20...
  • Page 23: Pressure Control Valves

    PRESSURE CONTROL VALVES Page 21...
  • Page 24: Pressure Sensor

    PRESSURE SENSOR Page 22...
  • Page 25 PCB BOARD FOR PHASE AND DELTA Page 23...
  • Page 26 PNEUMATIC/END CAP FITTING Page 24...
  • Page 27: Wiring Assembly

    WIRING ASSEMBLY Page 25...
  • Page 28 PHP596 SPARE PARTS LIST PHSP201 Logo Power Supply PHSP202 Logo Logic PHSP203 Logo Expansion Pack PHSP204 L5T Compressor PHSP204a Compressor Mounting Plate PHSP205 Complete Solenoid Assembly PHSP205a Solenoid Valve PHSP206 Internal Hose Manifold PHSP207 Pressure Transducer PHSP208 PHSP209 Wire Loom PHSP210 Complete metal case PHSP210a...
  • Page 29: Technical Data

    Technical data Model: PHP596 Compressor: L5T Pressure settings: Low = 30mmHg +/- 10% High = 50mmHg +/- 10% Air flow: 7 litres/minute Cycle time: 10 minutes Low pressure alarm: LED with audible warning and reset switch Mains fail alarm: audible warning with reset push button Cpc connectors: 160-04 / 420-04 Power supply: 220/240 vac 50Hz Power input: 12 watts...
  • Page 30 The Company Park House Healthcare is proud to offer a 24 hour telephone help care line 365 days a year with a dedicated one-on-one personal customer service at all times. With distributors in over 35 coun- tries, Park House healthcare are a truly international company and place important emphasis on providing high levels of customer care to ensure we exceed customer expectations at all times.

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