I am currently using the Apollo without a N2O supply nor a N2O cylinder, as well as I have configured in the default settings the gas supply accordingly, by only habilitating the oxygen and air supplies. However, when starting ventilation, the monitor displays the No N2O supply warning. Is there something else I need to configure to eliminate that warning? How can I operate the device without that alarm going off?
A member of staff is claiming because our machines are older that they need to be turned off when not in use. We are a trauma center and could have cases come in at any time so our machines need to be calibrated and ready. They're saying because our machines are old we need to have them off to prevent further deterioration. Is it okay if a majority of the machines are turned off at night, calibrated in the morning, and left on during the day in standby mode? Is there any truth to their claim? RE: Draeger - Apollo
During self test (Man./Spont Leak + Breathing system aropund the 70% mark) We get an alert - Test Pressure Increased -If I restart the test is passes. It doesn't happen all the time. I have the checked all the obvious things. Has anyone seen this before?
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