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Fault – Cause – Remedy<br />

Fault – Cause – Remedy<br />

<strong>EvitaXL</strong> shows alarm messages in hierarchical order in the<br />

alarm display field.<br />

If two faults are detected at the same time, for example, the<br />

more critical of the two will be displayed.<br />

The priority of the alarm messages is indicated by exclamation<br />

marks:<br />

!!! = Alarm: Top priority message<br />

!! = Caution: Medium priority message<br />

! = Advisory: Low priority message<br />

Messages are listed in alphabetical order in the following<br />

table. The table should help to identify and remedy the cause<br />

of an alarm more quickly. The various causes and remedies<br />

should be worked through in the order listed until the problem<br />

has been remedied.<br />

Message Cause Remedy<br />

Air supply down !!! Air supply pressure too low. Make sure supply pressure is greater than<br />

3 bar.<br />

Air supply down ! Air supply pressure too low.<br />

Air supply pressure not required when<br />

FiO2 = 100 Vol. %.<br />

Make sure supply pressure is greater than<br />

3 bar.<br />

Air supply pressure high !! Air supply pressure too high. Make sure supply pressure is less than<br />

6 bar.<br />

Air supply pressure high ! Air supply pressure too high.<br />

Air supply not required for<br />

FiO2 = 100 Vol.%.<br />

Airway obstructed? !!! The ventilator applies only a very small<br />

volume with each mechanical stroke,<br />

e.g. because the tube is blocked.<br />

Patient "fights" against the mechanical<br />

strokes in pressure-controlled ventilation,<br />

with the result that the set inspiratory<br />

pressure is reached with only a very small<br />

volume.<br />

Airway pressure high !!! The upper alarm limit for the airway<br />

pressure has been exceeded. The patient<br />

is "fighting" the ventilator or coughing.<br />

Make sure supply pressure is less than<br />

6 bar.<br />

Check condition of patient, check tube.<br />

Check condition of patient,<br />

check ventilator settings.<br />

Check patient condition.<br />

Check ventilation pattern.<br />

Correct alarm limits if necessary.<br />

Ventilation hose buckled. Check hose system and tube.<br />

Airway pressure low !!! Leaking cuff? Inflate cuff and check for leaks.<br />

Leak or disconnection. Check hose system for tight connections.<br />

Check that the expiration valve is properly<br />

engaged.<br />

Ambient pressure sensor? !! Ambient pressure sensor faulty. Note: The ventilator functions are not<br />

affected. Device can not be used in<br />

helicopters or aircraft.<br />

Call DrägerService.<br />

144 Instructions for Use <strong>EvitaXL</strong>

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