Invacare XPO100 Owners Manual - Page 42
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SECTION 8-TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ALARM/WARNING: SYMPTOM PROBABLE CAUSE SOLUTION BREATH RATE OVER CAPACITY ALARM: Intermittent Your breathing rate has 1. Immediately reduce audible beep and exceeded the capacity of the your activity level to get illuminated red alarm indicator. XPO2. your breath rate to slow down, and / or 2. If the alarm continues, Audible beeps and change to another red indicator blinks source of oxygen. become more rapid as breathing rate increases. SYSTEM TOO HOT/COLD TO START ALARM: Continuous Unit is too hot, or too cold, 1. Allow unit to cool audible beep and to allow it to turn On. down to less than 95ºF, red alarm indicator or warm up to 50ºF, is illuminated. Fan before turning the unit is On. Off, then On again. 2. If the alarm continues, AND change to another source of oxygen and Flow indicators 1 contact your equipment & 2 are provider illuminated. SYSTEM RUNNING TOO HOT/COLD ALARM: Continuous Unit has become too hot, or 1. Allow unit to cool audible beep and too cold, during operation. down to less than 95ºF, red alarm indicator or warm up to 50ºF, is illuminated. Fan before turning the unit is On. On again 2. If the alarm continues, AND change to another source of oxygen and Flow indicators 1 contact your equipment & 3 are provider illuminated. Invacare XPO2™ 42 Part No 1148112