DeVilbiss Healthcare drive PulmO2 Guide D'utilisation page 7

1.7 Important Parts of Your Concentrator
Please take time to familiarize yourself with your PulmO2 10
Liter oxygen concentrator before operating.
Front & Back View
1. Control Panel / Operation
(LED indicator panel)
2. Power Switch
| = ON
O = OFF
3. Flow meter knob
4. Flow meter
5. Oxygen outlet – oxygen is dispersed
through this port
6. Handle (top) and Handgrips (both sides)
7. Filter Door
8. Compressor Intake Filter
9. Hour meter
10. Exhaust Vents
11. IEC power connector
12. Line cord strap (not shown)
13. Cabinet Air Filter (gross particle)
14. (2 locking, 2 non-locking) Casters
15. Air Intake Vent
16. Filter Door Vents (behind cabinet
air filter #13)
17. Oxygen Outlet Tubing Connector CN 100
WARNING
When the device is used under extreme
operating or single fault conditions, the
exhaust air near the exhaust vents on the
bottom of the unit may exceed 41˚ C.
Control Panel Label
NOTE - Symbols on control panel are outlined b&w when not
active and illuminated/backlit when active.
1. O2 % (Oxygen Percentage) Status LEDs
(see page EN-16)
a. Startup Low O2 yellow LED
b. Critical Low Oxygen red LED
c. Low Oxygen yellow LED
d. Good Oxygen green LED
2. Clinical Staff Recurring Reminders
(see page EN-16)
a. Check Cabinet Air Filter LED - Illuminates weekly
(170 hours), auto-resets after 12 hours.
b. Check Compressor Intake Filter LED -Illuminates
every 3 months (3200 hours), auto-resets after 12
hours.
3. Clinical Staff and Service Technician Attention
Required Alarms
a. Low Flow Condition - check for condition cause
when illuminated
b. Over Temperature Condition - check for condition
cause when illuminated
c. Service Required - if LED activates, discontinue use
and notify service technician to repair unit.
4. Alarm Acknowledge and Active LED - Silences
audible alarm and illuminates when pressed/active.
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