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Covidien Kendall SCD 700 Series User manual

Kendall SCD™
700 Series Controller
error Key
When the microprocessor detects a fault condition, it interrupts the
normal operation of the controller, deactivates all valves to vent the air
from the garment(s), displays a fault code, and sounds an audible error.
Errors can be reset once the user confirms the cause of the error and
remedies the problem. If a Garment Mismatch error is triggered, the
user may remedy the problem by pressing the corresponding A and B
Button(s). Some errors will remain active until the controller is turned
off or the battery runs out of charge (if operating on battery power).
The Kendall SCD™700 series controller has three error types:
User Resettable, Manual Reset Required and Service Required.
User Resettable
This type of error allows the user to remedy the issue and resume operation by
pressing the A and B button(s) corresponding with the port affected without
powering the unit down. For this type of error, a check mark will be shown
indicating which port is the area of concern. A yellow triangle indicates a low
concern error. If the triangle is red it is indicative of an error related to abnormally
high pressure. If the error persists, then the controller requires service.
Manual Reset Required
An error that can be corrected by the user but requires the device to be
powered off and on. If the error persists, then the controller requires service.
Service Required
Error code is present because of a failed internal component.
It cannot be addressed by the user.
Error Code Error Type Description Troubleshooting
Garment Mismatch Error User
Resettable
The garment detection
procedure has detected
a garment configuration
(leg or foot flashing
green) that does not
match the user-
selected configuration
(leg or foot red).
Press the port configuration
button(s) to turn the foot
selection on/off depending
on what type of garment is
connected to the controller.
If the proper garment is
selected and the problem
persists have the controller
serviced by a professional.
A B
System High Pressure Error Manual Reset
required
System pressure has
exceeded 90 mmHg
(leg sleeve) or 180
mmHg (foot cuff).
Check for kinked tubes or
patient interference with
the garments, like pressing
foot against foot board.
A B
E1
High Pressure (Leg Sleeves) User
Resettable
Leg sleeve pressure is
greater than 47 mmHg
for 10 consecutive
cycles; or pressure is
above 65 mmHg for 5
consecutive cycles.
Check for a tight leg
sleeve and adjust fit
appropriately. Also check for
a partially occluded tube.
A B
E2
High Pressure (Foot Cuffs) User
Resettable
Foot cuff pressure is
greater than 135 mmHg
for 10 consecutive
cycles or pressure is
above 160 mmHg for
5 consecutive cycles.
Check for a tight foot cuff
and adjust fit appropriately.
Also check for a partially
occluded tube.
A B
E2
Low Pressure (Leg Sleeves) User
Resettable
Leg Sleeve pressure is
less than 43 mmHg for
10 consecutive cycles.
Check for leaks in the sleeve
or the tube connections.
Low Pressure (Foot Cuffs) User
Resettable
Foot Cuff pressure is less
than 125 mmHg after
10 consecutive cycles.
Check for leaks in the cuff
or the tube connections.
A B
E2
A B
E2
Error Code Error Type Description Troubleshooting
Low Pressure (Leg Sleeves) User
Resettable
Leg Sleeve pressure
is not between 35
and 55 mmHg for 12
consecutive cycles.
Check for leaks in the sleeve
or the tube connections.
Low Pressure (Foot Cuffs) User
Resettable
Foot Cuff pressure is
not between 110 and
150 mmHg for 12
consecutive cycles.
Check for leaks in the cuff
or the tube connections.
Valve Feedback Error Service
Required
If a valve electrically
malfunctions, this error
will be displayed.
Service technician only:
Verify that the valve
assembly wires are properly
connected and confirm
solenoid actuation.
E5
Software Error Service
Required
Upon startup and
periodically during
operation the
microprocessor performs
diagnostic tests. If
a software error is
detected, this error
will be triggered.
Return to Covidien
for service.
E6
Compressor Error Service
Required
If the compressor
electrically malfunctions,
this error will be
displayed.
Service technician
only: Verify that the
compressor wires are
properly connected.
E7
Vent Error User
Resettable
The pressure in a
garment is greater than
20 mmHg at the end
of any vent period.
Check tubing for kink
or occlusion. Check
garment application
(too loose or tight).
Service technician
only: Check for kinked
internal tubing.
A B
E8
A B
E3
A B
E2
A B
E2
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Error Code Error Type Description Troubleshooting
Temperature Error Manual reset
required
If the internal case
temperature of the
controller drops below
5°C (41°F) or exceeds
55°C (131°F).
High temperature: Make
sure the controller is
not covered by bedding
and that the fan port,
located near the power
cord, is not obstructed.
Low temperature: Allow
the system to warm to
room temperature.
E9 E9
Battery Error Service
Required
Safe battery operation
of the controller
cannot be ensured.
Service technician only:
Ensure that an unauthorized
battery pack has not been
used with the controller.
Replace pack or return
to Covidien for service.
E10
Tubing Disconnect Error User
Resettable
Pressure measured in
the inflatable garment
is below 10 mmHg for
10 consecutive cycles
or no garments are
detected during startup.
Check for disconnected
tube sets or garments
and reconnect.
A B
E12
Pressure Transducer Error Service
Required
The system could not
sense a pressure rise
of more than 5 mmHg
during an inflation cycle
or during start up.
Service technician only:
Check the transducer
tube inside the controller
and ensure it is neither
kinked nor disconnected.
E13
Low Battery Error Recharge
Battery
There is less than 15
minutes of battery charge
remaining. The pump
and valves will continue
to operate for as long as
there is enough power.
Plug the controller into
an AC power outlet.
Consult the Operation and Service Manual as your warranty may require certain
repairs to be performed by an authorized Covidien service technician.

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