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Infant Radiant Warmer

SERVICE MANUAL
Infant Radiant Warmer
SERVICE MANUAL

Ref. No.SM- 7.2.3-09 (WB)

Revision: 1
Date: 24th May, 2011

Declaration of Language Translation:

Infant Radiant Warmer comes to you as a package, complete with Labels, User
Manual and related documents, all of which are in English. The product targets the
customers who are proficient in the language and can read the instructions and
understand the product better. This user manual will be supplied in the local
language on request by the EU customers.

Phoenix Medical Systems (P) Ltd. EC REP OBELIS S.A

Bd. General Wahis 53,
No.32/4, JN Salai, Ekkattuthangal, Chennai - 600 032. INDIA. 1030 Brussels, Belgium
Ph : 91-44-2225 1177/ 78 Fax : 91-44-2225 0194 Ph: +32.2.732.59.54

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 INDEX

CHAPTER PAGE NOS

1. General Information...........................................................................1

2. Exploded View.................................................................................. 3

3. Installation Procedure....................................................................... 4

4. Wiring Diagram................................................................................. 7

5. Block Diagram.................................................................................. 9

6. Block Diagram Description .............................................................10

7. Main Board Circuits ........................................................................ 11

8. Apgar Timer Schematic ...................................................................14

9. Heater Section.................................................................................15

10. Controller Section............................................................................16

11. Analog Section................................................................................ 17

12. Power Supply Section..................................................................... 18

13. Display Section................................................................................19

14. Preventive Maintenance ................................................................ 20

15, Trouble shooting............................................................................. 21

16. Disposal.......................................................................................... 26

17. Contact Details............................................................................... 27

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 GENERAL INFORMATION

INTRODUCTION
This manual provides description, technical specifications, working instructions
and precautions to be followed while using the equipment.
The equipment should be used only by properly trained personnel and
under the direction of qualified medical personnel who are familiar with
currently known risks and benefits of this equipment.
All personnel communicating and operating this equipment are strongly
recommended to read and understand this manual before they start using
this equipment.

DESCRIPTION

The Infant Radiant Warmer is designed to provide quick and effective

treatme nt for the newborn infants suffering from extreme heat loss. This
equipment is especially suited for use in labor room and nurseries.
The Infant radiant warmer consists of a Heater module, with an Infrared
Heating element and an Examination light for special procedures, a Pillar
module with Controller and Power supply assembly.
The controller provides either MANUAL or automatic SERVO temperature
control. It also displays Infant’s measured temperature, Required temperature,
Operation mode and various alarm condition.

SPECIFICATIONS

Recommended environmental specifications

Operating Temperature range 18°C to 30°C

Humidity range 10% to 75% RH
Atmospheric pressure 700 to 1060 hPa
Transport / Storage Temperature range 10°C to 60°C
Humidity range 10% to 90% RH
Atmospheric pressure 500 to 1060 hPa

Best results in low convective air current

Manufactured to standard IEC 60601 - 1,

IEC 60601 - 2- 21
IEC 60601 - 1- 2, CISPR 11 B Emissions

Specification for the PHOENIX infant Radiant Warmer are provided in this manual.

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 GENERAL INFORMATION (Conti)
SPECIFICATIONS
Electronics

Micro controller based servo control system (self-tests are performed periodically) features zero voltage
switching which minimises electromagnetic interference.

Electrical specifications
Operating Voltage 230V AC~, 50Hz

Power consumption with heater at max output 800W / 3.4A

Heater

Single element quartz infrared heating element

Placed in a parabolic reflector
Heater output control range (manual) 0% to 100% (in 10% increments)

Skin temperature probe Thermistor based interchangeable probe

Measuring Temperature Range 15°C to 40°C

Accuracy ± 0.2° C
Resolution 0.1°C
Probe interchangeability ± 0.2°C
Set temperature range (Servo) 32°C to 38°C
Need for probe calibration Nor required

Examination lamp 12V, 50W

Lamp life time 2000 hrs

Lamp illumination 90 foot candelas at center of mattress
(Mattress 85cm from the heater module)
Alarms Audio and visual alarms

High temperature (more than 0.5°C difference)

Low infant temperature (Less than 0.5°C difference)
Temperature Probe failure
Heater failure
Power failure
System failure
Time out alarm (Manual mode automatic reduction of heater output)
Manual mode alert alarm (every 15min.)
Apgar Alarm (every 60sec.)

Over Temperature Protection Automatic cutoff of heater at 40°C

Temperature Display Bright 1” numerical LED for displaying infant Temperature
Bright 0.5” numerical LED for displaying Set Temperature
Physical Dimension 41.3(L) x 32.3(W) x 76.7(H) inches
Weight 30 Kg

Fuse Rating Model - 230V

Main Supply 4A
Examination lamp 2A

Coating : Epoxy / power coated body for scratch protection and rust prevention

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 EXPLODED VIEW

1
15
2

14

13
4

12

5
11

Sl.No. ASSEMBLY NAME TOOLS

1. Base to wheel Screw driver, M3 allen key

2. Base to pillar M6 allen key, M8 tap
3. Control box to pillar M3 allen Key, 6mm tap
4. Handle to Pillar 5mm allen key, 6mm tap
5. Heater box to top cover Screw driver, 5mm allen key, 6mm tap
6. Heater to pillar 6mm allen key, 8mm tap
10
7

Sl.No. PART NAME

1. Star knob M6
2. NWS IV stand plated 9
3. NWS pillar top cover
4. NWS Pillar TXR pate (fab)
5. NWS Handle (fab)
6. NWS Handle bush (abs) 8
7. NWS T- base (fab)
8. Castors 2" 7/8 pillar type
9. Castors 2" plate type
10. NWS Pillar (fab)
11. NWS Control box (fab)
12. NWS Heater box frp
13. NWS Heaterbox frame (fab)
14. Parabola with sub reflotor
15. NWS Heater box top cover (fab)

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 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
GENERAL

The PHOENIX Infant Radiant Warmer,

model 101NWS, is shipped as four
basic modules. The overall assembly
sequence is indicated in six basic
steps in fig.

Installation View
UNPACKING

The packing comprises of Heater Box , Pillar with control box , Base and fittings , User
manual and Bassinet are transported in a corrugated carton box. When
removing the equipment from the cartons, take care not to scratch or otherwise damage
unprotected surfaces. Remove all packing materials. If any components are found
missing, contact PHOENIX immediately.

Packing No Module Qty

Pack 1 Heater Box 1

Pack 2 Pillar with Control Box 1

Pack 3 Base with Castors 1

Fittings
1. Handle 1
2.IV Hook 1
3.Star knob 1
4.Power cord 1
5.Patient Probe 1
6.Operating Manual 1

Pack 4 Bassinet 1

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 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE (Continued)

BASE, PILLAR AND HEATER BOX FIXING

STEP - 01 Unpack all itms and keep it ready for

assembly. Carefully remove the base from
the packing and place it on a flat Horizontal
surface. Lock the castors after placing the Base Fixing
base on a flat surface.

STEP - 02 Mount the pillar vertically on the base and fix

the 6mm allen screw provided both sides of
the pillar.

Pillar Mounting

STEP - 03 Fix the 6mm Allen screw provided along the

rear side of the Pillar.

Fixing 6mm
Allen Screws

STEP - 04 Insert the heater module into the pillar

section.

Heater Box Fixing

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 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE (Continued)

PLUG, HANDLE, IV STAND AND POWER CORD FIXING

STEP - 05 Connect the 4 pin plug on the rear side

of the heater box.

Pin Plug Fixing

STEP - 06 Unscrew the 6mm allen screws

(2nos) back side of the pillar. Unpack the
handle from box and fix the handle in the
pillar with the 2 nos of 6mm allen
screws.

Handle Fixing

STEP - 07 Insert the IV stand on handle section.

IV Stand Fixing

STEP - 08 Connect the power cord to the socket

provided, at the rear of the pillar.

Connecting the
Power Cord

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 WIRING DIAGRAM

FDA Warmer wiring Diagram

Black

Jp1
Brown
Red

MAIN BOARD

Black
White
Jp2 Yellow
Red

Black
Orange
Red

Brown Jp4

Jp7
Blacwn
Bro
Ora ow
Red ge
Yell

ON/Off
n

}
Switch Black
Brown To
Red Heater
Orange Box
Jp2

6V Battery
Jp7 Jp5 Jp8 Short Jp3

POWER
SUPPLY

Jp1
Jp4 L E N N E

P
Blue
(8V, 2A) Black
Blue Green
Red

Transformer
Brown
Black
Red

White

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 WIRING DIAGRAM

From the Control

Module
1 2 RED (14cm)
4 way I/P
Johns Plug
3 4

GREEN (14cm)

Transformer
12V, 4A
BLACK (14 cm)
BLUE ( 92cm )

Gray
Gray
BLUE ( 52cm )

OBSERVATION LAMP
Teflon Wire Teflon Wire
IR LAMP / HEATER LAMP 600W

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 BLOCK DIAGRAM

Controller

Buzzer
RAM Keys

Analogue section

THERMISTOR Display section

AMPLIFIER MICRO PROCESSOR DISPLAY

LATCH DISPLAY
DRIVER

ANALOGUE
SWITCH
EEPROM

Battery

SMPS TRIAC HEATER

Power supply section & heater section

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 BLOCK DIAGRAM DESCRIPTION

This section contains a functional description of the control panel and detailed theory
of the operation of the controller and power module used in this equipment.

Functional Description

Analog Section
This section deals with the conditioning of the signal measured from the patient using a
highly sensitive thermistor-base patient probe. Analog the switch IC U3 switches the
signals measured by the patient probe to the signal conditioning circuit. The signal
conditioning circuit consists of ICs U2 and U1 where the signal strength gets amplified
and is fed into microprocessor section.

Controller
The controller section controls the head output in the MANUAL / SERVO mode of
operation. The controller permits the heat of the warmer to be adjusted from 0% to
100% in the MANUAL mode.

During the skin mode of operation, the controller adjusts heat output of the warmer to
maintain the desired set skin temperature in this mode. The Infant measured
temperature is continuously checked with the set temperature and thereby the heater
output is controlled by the processor.

Display
The display board features the skin temperature display and set temperature display
and other user control keys. The set temperature can be viewed in the same display as
that for the skin temperature by holding the alarm mute key.

The visual /audible alarm indicator also forms a part of the display section.

Power supply & Heater Control Section

The SMPS gives the regulated voltage +12V, +5 and -12 V. The -12 V converted to -5
V in the main board and the +12 V is used to charge the 9 V battery.

The control signals from the controller are given to the heater control Board which
controls the AC voltage given to the heater.

The heater section is constructed with a 600 W infra red heater coil mounted below a
polished aluminium parabolic reflector.

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 MAIN BOARD CIRCUITS SCHEMATIC-I

AVCC -5V

C1 C2
AVCC
0.1MLC 0.1MLC AVCC
AVCC AVCC C3
AGND AGND R1
U1 0.1MLC
AGND

7
R2 U2
1K

7
2K7 3 AGND
AGND 3 R3 + 6 TEMP
6 2 1 TEMP
R4 +
2 1 -
51K - 1K OP07 -5V

2
VRF1 OP07

8
0.1MLC

8
C4 + 1 C5
1UF/16V TAN V -5V
- LM336 2.5V -5V

3
C6 R5 AGND

10K
JP1 AGND 0.1MLC AVCC
R6
3 SKIN PROBE1

16
2
3K 0.1 TOL U3
1 13 3

VDD
R7 14 X0 X
RMC 3
15 X1
AGND 12 X2
SHORT
1 X3 AVCC
R8
5 X4 -5V
2 X5
AGND 4 X6 C7
10K
X7 C8 10UF
6 0.1MLC
11 INH AGND
MUX_A
MUX_A 10 A AGND
MUX_B

VSS

VEE
MUX_B 9 B
MUX_C
MUX_C C
4051

7
AGND -5V

-5V
U4
-12V L7905/TO220
3 2
VIN VOUT
GND
1

AGND

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 MAIN BOARD CIRCUITS SCHEMATIC-II

VCC_CPU VCC
+5V
cl ock sect i on X1 JP5
VCC_CPU 0.1MLC
VCC_CPU C9 1
C11 2
C10 3
22PF DISC C12 GND 4
22PF DISC
R10 10UF
GND GND RMC4 GND
4K7 GND
D2 U5
13 40 MUX_A
DIODE 12 X1 PA0/ADC0 39 MUX_A
MUX_B
X2 PA1/ADC1 38 MUX_B
C13 MUX_C
VCC RESET- 9 PA2/ADC2 37 MUX_C
TEMP
HI ALARM RESET PA3/ADC3 36 TEMP
1 PA4/ADC4 35
DISP2
GND 0.01UF 2 PB0/T0 PA5/ADC5 34
R11
2 4 3 PB1/T1 PA6/ADC6 33 VCC
4 PB2/AN0 PA7/ADC7
3 1 5 PB3/AN1 22
330R col4
da0 6 PB4/SS PC0 23 VCC C14
KLLB713H col3
VCC LO ALARAM da1 7 PB5/MOSI PC1 24 VCC 0.1MLC
da2 PB6/MISO PC2 col2
DISP3 8 25
da3 PB7/SDK PC3 col1
R12 26 GND
2 4 PC4 row4
14 27 L1 C15
PD0/RXD PC5 row3 10uH
330R 15 28 10UF +12V
3 1 PD1/TXD PC6/TOSC1 row2
R13 WDG_CLR 16 29
PD2/INT0 PC7/TOSC2 row1
KLLB713H 17 AVCC GND +5V
VCC 18 PD3/INT1 30
19 PD4/OC1B AVCC 32 JP3 -12V
2 1 330R VCC 20 PD5/OC1A AREF 31
PD6/ICP AGND AGND
21 11 GND
4 3 PD7/OC2 GND 10 C16 1
R50 VCC 0.1MLC 2
6 5 R15 1K R22 R14 CHIP1 VCC_CPU 3
VCC DISP4 SERVO 1K 1K 4
KLLB720H 330R Q12 C17 C18 C19 D3
Q 11 0.1MLC 0.1MLC 0.1MLC LS1 AGND HDD 4 PIN
BC548
2 1 BC548
DIODE D4 BUZ 1
SYS
4 3 GND R16 2
JP4 1K DIODE BUZZER CHARG. CURR. 14MA
6 5 GND HEATER_ON BY R20
MANUAL 1
R18 R19
DISP5 KLLB720H 2 GND
R20 3 VCC +12V R17

5
VCC 4 27E
51R 1K L2
330R GND 5 100nH
R21

OP
SYS Q1 RMC 5 D5
BC548 1 2 CHR
2 1 L3 IP LMT
1K 100nH
+12V 1N4007
4 3

GND
U6

REF
GND L200
6 5 C20 C21
PROBEFAI L 4.7UF TAN 0.1MLC

4
DISP6 KLLB720H VCC
VCC R23
DISP7
R24 GND GND
CD1 2 4
R25 27K
0.1MLC DISP1
1 3 R9 D1 10K
sysf ai l 3 1
330R BUZ
KLLB713H 4 2
VCC GND DIODE
10UF/25V U7A 180R
14 KLLB713H
GND CEXT
K1
R26 4
C22 R27 GND 3 JP2
15 Q2 VCC 5 CHR 9V BATT +
REXT/CEXT BC548 8 9V BATT - 1
220K WDG_CLR 1 13 6 2
1K
2 A Q 7
3 B 4 1 RMC2
CLR Q 2
74HC123SMD GND
RELAY DPDT
GND

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 MAIN BOARD CIRCUITS SCHEMATIC-III

VCC U8 R35A VCC VCC VCC

1 15 R28 DIG0
da0 2 A Y0 14 R29 DIG1
da1 3 B Y1 13 R30 DIG2
da2 C Y2 12 R31 Q3 Q4 Q5
DIG3 DIG0 DIG1 DIG2
C23 VCC Y3 11 R32 BC558 BC558 BC558
DIG4
0.1MLC 6 Y4 10 R33 DIG5
4 G1 Y5 9 R34 DIG6
da3 5 G2A Y6 7 DIG7
GND G2B Y7 DISP8
VCC VCC 4K7(8NOS) DISP9 DISP10

14
74HC138 KLS101H

3
GND

14

14
KLS101H KLS101H

3
Q6 C24 1 CA CA
DIG7 SEG_A
BC558 10UF 1 CA CA 1 CA CA 13 A
SEG_A SEG_A SEG_B
20%l ed SEG_B 13 A SEG_B 13 A SEG_C 10 B A
D6 GND SEG_C 10 B A SEG_C 10 B A SEG_D 8 C F
SEG_B SEG_D 8 C F SEG_D 8 C F SEG_E 7 D B
SEG_E 7 D B SEG_E 7 D B SEG_F 2 E
LED SEG_F 2 E SEG_F 2 E SEG_G 11 F G
11 F G 11 F G 9 G E C
SEG_G SEG_G
40%l ed 9 G E C 9 G E C DP D
D7 SEG_H
SEG_D DP D DP D
VCC
LED VCC
VCC VCC
60%l ed
D8 C25
SEG_F 0.1MLC DIG3 Q7 DIG4 Q8 DIG5 Q9
BC558 BC558 BC558
LED
GND

D9 80%l ed
SEG_H

8
3

8
U9 LED U10
2 18 1 18 7 CA CA 7 CA CA
R42 SEG_A SEG_A SEG_A
col4 3 A1 B1 17 2 IN0 OUT0 17 7 CA CA 6 A 6 A
R35 SEG_B SEG_A SEG_B SEG_B
col3 4 A2 B2 16 3 IN1 OUT1 16 6 A 4 B 4 B
R36 SEG_C SEG_B SEG_C A SEG_C A
col2 5 A3 B3 15 4 IN2 OUT2 15 4 B 2 C 2 C
R37 SEG_D SEG_C A SEG_D F SEG_D F
col1 6 A4 B4 14 5 IN3 OUT3 14 2 C 1 D B 1 D B
R38 SEG_E SEG_D F SEG_E SEG_E
row4 7 A5 B5 13 6 IN4 OUT4 13 1 D B 9 E 9 E
R39 SEG_F SEG_E SEG_F SEG_F
row3 8 A6 B6 12 7 IN5 OUT5 12 9 E 10 F G 10 F G
R40 SEG_G SEG_F SEG_G SEG_G
row2 9 A7 B7 11 8 IN6 OUT6 11 10 F G 5 G E C 5 G E C
R41 SEG_H SEG_G SEG_H
row1 A8 B8 IN7 OUT7 5 G E C DP D DP D
VCC 19 9 10 4K7(8NOS) DP D
1 G GND V+ VCC
DIR GND DISP11 DISP12
ULN2803
74HC245 DISP13 KLS563I KLS563I
KEYS DETAIL: KLS563I
S1 S2 S7 = MODE (servo) DIG6 Q10
4 3 4 3 S8 = AIR(MANUAL) BC558
S2= SER_UP
GND S1 = SER_DOWN
R49 S4 = MAN_UP
col4 R42A S3 = MAN_DOWN
col3 R43 S5 = A.SIL A.SIL
D10
col2 R44 S6= K.LOCK SEG_E
col1 R45 S3 S4 S5
row4 LED
R46 4 3 4 3 4 3 K.LOCK
row3 R47 D11
row2 R48 SEG_F
row1 S6 S8
S7
4 3 4 3 4 3 LED
D12
VCC SEG_B
100%l ed

C26
10UF

GND

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 APGAR TIMER SCHEMETIC

R1 SW 1
1 2 VC C VC C
VC C
U1 R2 SW 2 Y1
VC C 1 2
DI G0 2 12 SEG 0 R4 R5
DI G1 3 PD 0 /RXD PB0/AI N0 13 SEG 1 R9 SW 3 R7
B Z1 DI G2 6 PD 1 /TXD PB1/AI N1 14 R 3SEG 2 1 2 U2
1 2m m DI G3 7 PD 2 /INTO PB2 15 R 6SEG 3
8 PD 3 /INT1 PB3 /O C1 16 R 8SEG 4 R 1_ 1 1 5 R TC 2
RTC 2 9 PD 4 /TO PB4 17 R 10
SEG 5 2 X1 SD A
PD 5 /T1 PB 5/MO SI X2
RTC 1 11 18 R 11
SEG 6 RTC 1 6 7 SC K
PD 6 /ICP PB 6/MISO 19 R 12
SEG 7 SC L K SQ W /O U T
PB7 /SC K
5 R 13 2 1 3
4 XTAL 1 R 14 8 VBA T
XTAL 2 VC C VC C
Y2 1 R ESET B T1
BAT TER Y
20 D S13 07
VC C VC C
C1 C2
AT9 0S2 31 3

VC C
VC C
VC C

D1 R 15 C4
R16
1 0K
R17
D IG 3 Q1
BC 5 58
C7 VC C V CC VC C
1K
R1 8 D2
SE G7
R19 R 20 R 21 VC C

R2 2 R23 R 24
D IG 0 Q2 D IG 1 Q3 D IG2 Q4 R2 5
SEG 7 BC 55 8 BC5 58 BC 5 58

8
R 26 R 27
R2 8 D3 R29 D4 SC K Q5 SEG 0 7 CA CA
D5 SEG 7 SEG 7 BC 55 8 SEG 1 6 A
SEG 2 4 B A
SEG 3 2 C
D6 SEG 4 1 F
D B
SEG 5 9 E
R 30 SEG 6 10 F G
3

8
D7 5 G E C
3

DP D
SEG 0 7 CA CA SEG 0 7 CA CA
SE G0 7 CA CA SEG 1 6 A SEG 1 6 A
SE G1 6 SEG 2 4 SEG 2 4 D ISP 4
A B A B A
SE G2 4 B SEG 3 2 C SEG 3 2 C K LS1 01H
SE G3 2 A SEG 4 1 F SEG 4 1 F
C D B D B
SE G4 1 F B SEG 5 9 E SEG 5 9 E
D
SE G5 9 E SEG 6 10 F G SEG 6 10 F G
SE G6 10 F G 5 G E C 5 G E C Ti tle
5 G E C DP D DP D MAIN SC H
DP D
Size D oc um en t N um ber R ev
DI SP2 D ISP3 A PMS/AP GT /00 1/2 K5 VER 1 .0 1.0
D ISP1 KLS1 01 H KL S10 1H
KL S101 H D ate : T ue sd ay , Ma rch 1 5, 2 01 1 She et 1 of 1

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HEATER SECTION

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CONTROLLER SECTION

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ANALOG SECTION

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POWER SUPPLY SECTION

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DISPLAY SECTION

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 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

Mechanical
Check the Pillar. Make sure that the allen screws are tight.
Check the base and castors for proper portability of the equipment.
Check if the IV stand is properly fixed.
Check if the heater box is fixed properly and make sure there is no shake in the heater
box assembly.

Electrical
Open the heater box top cover.
Check the continuity of the IR Lamp. It should be in the range 18 -22.
Check whether the IR lamp is properly seated in the parabolic reflector; If not, correct
this take out the control box from the pillar.

Be careful; the earthing connection in the pillar is not disconnected.

Check that all connectors from the power supply board to display board and control
board.
Check the DC Supply (5V, - 5V and GND) in the Control Board and (5V, - 12V, +12V
and GND) in the SMPS is perfect. Check the power supply connector is properly
placed in the corresponding boards.
Checks all Ic’s are properly seated in the base and press the Ic’s until they are
properly seated.
Check for heating of any Ic’s and replace any that are heated.
Check the power supply board to see whether the Examination ligh Molex pins are
properly placed.

Check the control signals from the control board, ie, Relay ON, Heater ON and Heater
Fail signals. Cross check with different settings in the front panel.
Check the probe connector and corresponding wiring.
Place the standard 3 K and 4.7 K resistors in the probe connector and check for 37°C
and 26.4°C respectively.
Place the thermistor probe, under the heater and observe for variations in the
temperature reading when heat is applied.

Check the front panel and make sure all the touch control keys are working.

Pre-Operation Checks
Cleaning the exterior part of the equipment with mild soap water.
Finally check the equipment for its operation.
Switch on the equipment for half an hour and observe its performance.
If the performance is satisfactory complete the preventive checkup and inform the
concern staff to use the equipment may be used.
Demonstrate the equipment and retrain the staff.

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

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 DISPOSAL

Disposal of all components of this equipment is possible in a non-polluting and

environmentally safe way in compliance with statutory state laws for disposal of solid
Waste.

All metal parts can be recycled through re-melting processes.

All non-metallic parts like nylon and rubber and wire shields can be recycled in
accordance with statutory state laws.

The glass fibre, resin-filled polymerized plastic (FRP) is to be disposed of as solid

waste conforming to state laws on solid waste disposal standards. The material is fully
polymerized and does not emit any hazardous gases.

All electrical wiring and cable sheothing are to be segregated under professional
supervision and diverted to approved recycling agencies for compliance with the
concerned state laws for plastic disposal and metal disposal separately.

All users are advised to check the prevailing environmental safety hazard regulations
For compliance.

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 CONTACT DETAILS

When calling the Phoenix Service Team, please provide the following information.

1. Name of the hospital

2. Equipment and Sl.No.

(Refer to the batch sticker)

3. The part of the equipment that is not working

4. Brief description of the problem and support needed

5. Person who has contacted the Phoenix Service Team

6. Name and phone no of the person to contact after completion of the service.

Phoenix Medical Systems Pvt. Ltd.

No.32/4, Jawaharlal Nehru Salai, Ekkattuthangal PO,
Chennai - 600 032, Tamil Nadu India
Tel : 91-44-2225 1177, 2225 1178, Fax : 91-44-2225 1094
Email : sales@pmsind.com
www: phoenixmedicalsystems.com

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