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NOTE• The time between the LTV ® Ventilator’s POWER LOW Alarm and thePOWER LOST Alarm is approximately 5 – 25 minutes. The ventilatorautomatically reverts to its’ internal battery when the SprintPack Li-IonPower System is exhausted.• The Battery Level LED will be off when operating from an externalpower source. This is because the Battery Level LED refers to the LTV ®Ventilator’s internal battery.• The Charge Status LED on the LTV ® Ventilator front panel refers to theinternal battery, not the external power source.• Refer to your LTV ® Ventilator Operator’s Manual for additionalinformation including other Charge Status and External Power LEDindications and alarms.• The operator should keep a log of battery cycle life and recharge times inorder to maintain an awareness of battery strength.• Batteries above 80% charge level - The Power Manager does notcharge a battery that is at or above 80% charge level if the battery hadnot been removed from the Power Manager since the last use. Removeand reinsert battery in the Power Manager to enable charging of abattery above 80% charge level.• When not in use, remove the batteries from the SprintPack PowerManager. This will allow the batteries to hold their charge for the nexttime they are put to use.Battery Run TimeOne fully charged SprintPack Battery provides approximately two and onehalf (2.5) hours of run-time. Two fully charged SprintPack Batteries provideapproximately five (5) hours of run time under nominal ventilator settings(see LTV ® Ventilator Operator’s Manual for Nominal Settings information).The Power Manager remains an LTV ® external power source if the batteriesare not inserted, or they are removed from the Power Manager while anapproved input power source is connected.When disconnecting a power source fromthe SprintPack Power Manager or LTV ®Ventilator, always depress the locking tabon the power pigtail connectors.18415-001, Rev. B Operator’s Manual - SprintPack 5-3
TroubleshootingThis section describes troubleshooting for the SprintPack Li-Ion System.The troubleshooting tables are organized by symptom. Contact PulmoneticSystems for information about symptoms that are not listed here.Symptoms Possible Causes What To DoThe LTV ® VentilatorEXTERNAL POWERLED is not illuminated.All five LEDs are blinkingon the SprintPackBattery.External power cordsloose.SprintPack Batteries aredepleted.SprintPack Li-IonSystem needs to bereset.System error (possiblecauses include operatingtemperature out ofrange, temperaturemismatch betweenPower Manager andbattery, or no validpower sources).Disconnect andreconnect the cords fromboth the Power Managerand the ventilatorconnectors. Verify thatall connectors are free ofdebris and securelylocked into their properoutlet.Check the ChargeStatus Indicator on eachbattery to verify chargelevel.Recharge the batteriesusing an approvedpower source (see Table4.1).Remove power source,wait a minimum of 10seconds, and reconnectpower source to resetthe SprintPack Li-IonPower System.Allow the battery toreturn within operatingtemperature (see page8-1) or connect a validpower source and wait aminimum of 10 seconds.SprintPack Battery is notcharging.Operating temperatureout of range.Allow the battery and/orPower Manager to returnto operating temperaturespecified on page 8-1.5-4 Operator’s Manual - SprintPack 18415-001, Rev. B
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