Philips RESPIRONICS Trilogy Mode D'emploi page 9

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High Oxygen High
Flow
Note:
Trilogy202 only.
Low Oxygen High
Flow
Note:
Trilogy202 only.
High Oxygen High
Inlet Pressure
Note:
Trilogy202 only.
Low Oxygen High
Inlet Pressure
Note:
Trilogy202 only.
Circuit High
Disconnect
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Red flashing button;
"High Oxygen Flow"
message
• • • • •
Red flashing button;
"Low Oxygen Flow"
message
• • • • •
Red flashing button;
"High Oxygen Inlet
Pressure" message
• • • • •
Red flashing button;
"Low Oxygen Inlet
Pressure" message
• • • • •
Red flashing button;
"Circuit Disconnect"
message
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Check hose from oxygen source to device.
Check oxygen source.The oxygen source
should not restrict flow - nominal up to
175 SLPM. If problem continues, contact
Philips Respironics or an authorized
service representative. Please have the the
device model number and serial number
information when you call.
Check hose from oxygen source to device.
Check oxygen source.The oxygen source
should not restrict flow - nominal up to
175 SLPM. If problem continues, contact
Philips Respironics or an authorized
service representative. Please have the the
device model number and serial number
information when you call.
Check oxygen source. The oxygen input
must be 40-87 psi. If problem continues,
contact Philips Respironics or an authorized
service representative. Please have the the
device model number and serial number
information when you call.
Check hose from oxygen source to device.
Check oxygen source. The oxygen input
must be 40-87 psi. If problem continues,
contact Philips Respironics or an authorized
service representative. Please have the the
device model number and serial number
information when you call.
User: Press alarm indicator/audio pause
button to silence alarm. Or, press left (reset)
button to reset alarm. Check breathing
circuit and reconnect it if it has become
disconnected, or fix the leak. If it is already
connected, check for a possible occlusion
in the airway. If alarm continues to occur,
contact your healthcare professional. If
device will not exit circuit disconnect, switch
to an alternate source of ventilation.
Clinician: Reconnect tubing, fix leak, or
clear airway obstruction. If alarm continues,
have device serviced.
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