Defibtech DBP-2009 Bedienungsanleitung

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Deﬁbtech DBP-2009

Automated External Deﬁbrillator

(AED) Rechargeable Battery Pack

and Charging Stand

User Manual

ELECTRONIC

DISTRIBUTION

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Notices

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consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use

of this material.

Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Names and

data used in the examples are ﬁctitious unless otherwise noted.

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Deﬁbtech deﬁbrillators and associated accessories. Refer to the Original End

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transmitted in any form by any means without the express written consent of

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Contents

1 Introduction .........................................................................1

1.1 O ve r vi ew .................................................................................1

2 Safety Information...............................................................1

2.1 Warnings .................................................................................2

2.2 Cautions ..................................................................................3

3 The Battery Pack and Charging Stand.................................4

4 Setup Instructions ...............................................................5

4.1 Assembly.................................................................................5

4.2 Charging the Battery Pack .....................................................5

4.3 Removing the Battery Pack After Charging...........................5

4.4 Post-Charging and Storage.....................................................6

4.5 After Each Use ........................................................................6

5 Troubleshooting ...................................................................6

5.1 LED Indications .......................................................................6

5.2 Troubleshooting Table ............................................................7

6 Disposal ...............................................................................8

6.1 Notice to European Union Customers....................................8

7 Cleaning and Disinfecting....................................................9

8 Maintenance.........................................................................9

8.1 Repair Parts Availability Policy ..............................................9

9 Speciﬁcations.....................................................................10

9.1 Battery Pack Speciﬁcations .................................................10

9.2 Charging Stand Speciﬁcations (including Wall Charger)..... 11

10 Glossary of Symbols ........................................................12

11 Contacts ...........................................................................14

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1 Introduction

This User Manual provides information to guide administrators and users in the

operation and maintenance of the Deﬁbtech DBP-2009 Rechargeable Automated

External Deﬁbrillator (AED) Battery Pack and its associated Charging Stand.

1.1 Overview

The Deﬁbtech DBP-2009 Rechargeable AED Battery Pack is an optional

accessory that can be used to power Deﬁbtech Lifeline DDU-2000 series

AEDs.* The Rechargeable Battery Pack is compatible with all current Deﬁbtech

DDU-2000 series AEDs, there are no changes needed to the AEDs to use

rechargeable Battery Pack and and the AED’s performance speciﬁcations are not

compromised in any way by using the Rechargeable Battery Pack. The Battery

Pack must be removed from the AED to be charged and is charged by the

Deﬁbtech AED Rechargeable Battery Pack Charging Stand.

The Rechargeable Battery Pack is intended and designed for deﬁbrillation programs

that have the personnel and commitment to routine AED maintenance and/

or situations where the AED is used frequently. Like all rechargeable batteries,

the Rechargeable Battery Pack naturally discharges its capacity over time, and,

therefore, must be actively attended to in order to be ready for use. Those

programs with dedicated maintenance practices or high volume use environments

are better suited and equipped to deal with the constraints of periodically removing

the rechargeable battery pack from the AED and charging it, as compared to

others that prefer the longer life battery of a non-rechargeable battery pack. When

installed in the AED, the battery capacity is automatically assessed by the AED

self-testing and because the Battery Pack must be removed from the AED for

charging, it is recommended that other batteries be readily available in the event of

a rescue situation when the Battery Pack is being charged.

The Charging Stand is used in conjunction with a Wall Charger that has an integrated

AC outlet connection for use with interchangeable plug adapters. The Wall Charger’s

cable inserts in the Charger Port on the Charging Stand. The Charging Stand is a

stand-alone item, intended for indoor use only. Refer to the appropriate Deﬁbtech

DDU-2000 series AED User Manual for AED speciﬁcations.

2 Safety Information

This chapter includes a list of danger, warning, and caution messages that relate

to the Deﬁbtech Rechargeable Battery Pack and Charging Stand.

Many of these messages are repeated elsewhere in this User Manual and in the

Deﬁbtech AED User Manuals.

DANGER: Immediate hazards that will result in serious personal injury

or death.

WARNING: Conditions, hazards, or unsafe practices that may result in

serious personal injury or death.

CAUTION: Conditions, hazards, or unsafe practices that may result in

minor personal injury, damage to the Rechargeable Battery

Pack and Charging Stand, or loss of data.

* Essential performance.

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2.1 Warnings



WARNING

All users must read these instructions for use before using

the Rechargeable Battery Pack and Charging Stand.



WARNING

Do not use the Charging Stand in the presence of

ﬂammable gases or anesthetics. When using the

Rechargeable Battery Pack installed in an AED or with

Charger, use care when operating close to oxygen sources

(such as bag-valve-mask devices or ventilator tubing). Turn

off gas source or move away from patient, if necessary.



WARNING

Do not use the Charging Stand in a hyperbaric oxygen

chamber. Failure to follow this warning may cause explosion

or ﬁre.



WARNING

Use only the Wall Charger supplied with the Rechargeable

Battery Pack. Using other chargers or cables may cause

unsafe conditions.



WARNING

Do not charge a Battery Pack which is damaged, discolored

or has leakage. It may cause overheating, explosion or ﬁre.



WARNING

Select a location where the Wall Charger can easily be

removed from the power source and where the Wall

Charger and Charging Stand are not blocked by other items.



WARNING

Do not cover up the Battery Pack or Charging Stand when it

is in use.



WARNING

If the Battery Pack and/or any part of the Charging Stand

becomes too hot to touch or otherwise appears faulty,

immediately disconnect the Wall Charger from the AC

outlet, attach a “Do not use” or “To be repaired” label on

the Battery Pack or Charging Stand and contact your local

distributor or Deﬁbtech representative.



WARNING

Care should be taken to maintain the condition of the Wall

Charger cable. Do not forcibly bend or place heavy objects

on the cable. If the cable is damaged, do not use it.

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2.2 Cautions



CAUTION

Only charge a Deﬁbtech-speciﬁed Rechargeable Battery

Pack in the Charging Stand. If an unspeciﬁed battery pack

or a non-rechargeable battery is charged, it may cause

overheating, explosion, ﬁre or leakage.



CAUTION

Do not disassemble or modify the Battery Pack or Charging

Stand. It may cause overheating, ﬁre, electrical shock, or

injury.



CAUTION

The Charging Stand is made for indoor use and is not water/

dust proof or resistant. Do not place the Charging Stand in

locations that are extremely hot or cold, dusty or dirty, very

humid, or vibrating. If the Charging Stand is exposed to any

of these conditions, it may cause ﬁre or injury.



CAUTION

Do not drop the Battery Pack or Charging Stand or apply a

mechanical shock to it.



CAUTION

Do not store or use the Battery Pack or Charging Stand

outside of the speciﬁed conditions.



CAUTION

Before cleaning or disinfecting the Battery Pack or Charging

Stand, disconnect the Wall Charger connector from the

AC outlet. Failure to follow this instruction may result in

electrical shock and Charging Stand malfunction.



CAUTION

Dispose of the Rechargeable Battery Pack and Charging

Stand according to your local laws and your facility’s

guidelines for waste disposal. Otherwise, it may affect the

environment.



CAUTION

If there is a possibility that the Rechargeable Battery Pack

and Charging Stand may have been contaminated with

bodily ﬂuids, dispose of it as medical waste according to

your local laws and your facility’s guidelines for medical

waste. Otherwise, it may cause infection.

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3 The Battery Pack and Charging Stand

RECHARGEABLE

BATTERY PACK

LED

Indicator

CHARGING

STAND

Battery Pack

Slot

Charger

Port

Battery Release

Latch

WALL

CHARGER

LED

Indicator

Connector

Release Connector

Figure 1

Component Description

DBC-2001 Charging Stand

DBP-2009 Rechargeable Battery Pack

DPM-2001 Wall Charger

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4 Setup Instructions

4.1 Assembly



WARNING

Use only the Wall Charger supplied with the Charging

Stand. Using other chargers or cables may cause unsafe

conditions.

1. Place the Charging Stand near an accessible AC power outlet on a level

surface.

2. Ensure that the Wall Charger plug adapter (if supplied) is correct for your

AC power outlet.

3. Connect the Wall Charger cable to the Charging Stand by inserting the

Conncetor Jack into the Charger Port until it clicks into place and locks

(see Figure 1 at left).

4. Plug the Wall Charger into an AC outlet. The LED on the Wall Charger

and the Charging Stand will momentarily light green.

4.2 Charging the Battery Pack

It takes about 3 hours to charge a new fully-depleted Battery Pack. The charging

time differs depending on operating environment.

1. Before inserting any Battery Pack into the Charging Stand, ensure that

the date is within the Battery Pack’s useful life speciﬁcations.

2. Insert the Battery Pack into the Battery Pack Slot, pushing ﬁrmly until

the Battery Pack clicks into place.

3. Upon initial insertion, the charging process begins immediately as

indicated by a blinking green LED on the Charging Stand and the Wall

Charger. Throughout the charging process, these LEDs will continue to

blink green. Note: If the LED indicator does not light, check all cables

and connections.

4. When charging is complete, the LED on the Charging Stand and the

Wall Charger will be steady green.

Note: Refer to the Troubleshooting section of this document should other indicators

be present or if all connections are good but the LED indicators do not illuminate.

4.3 Removing the Battery Pack After Charging

For ease of maintenance, it is recommended that the Battery Pack should be fully

charged before putting it back into use unless it is required for emergency use.

1. Press the release latch on the Charging Stand to release the Battery

Pack from the Charging Stand.

2. Conﬁrm that the Battery Pack is sufﬁciently charged by inserting it into

the AED. See the appropriate AED User Manual for additional details.

3. If the Battery Pack does not have sufﬁcient capacity, ensure that

another battery is available or see Section 5,“Troubleshooting.”

Note: Leaving a Battery Pack in the Charging Stand after it has reached a fully-

charged state will not damage the Battery Pack or the Charging Stand.

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4.4 Post-Charging and Storage

When the Battery Pack is fully charged, the Charging Stand LED will be steady

green.

1. To cut off the power to the Charging Stand, disconnect the Wall Charger

from the wall AC outlet.

2. To disconnect the Wall Charger from the Charging Stand, grasp the

Connector Release and pull so that its housing slides back, allowing the

Connector to unlock from the Charger Stand’s Charger Port.

3. While not using the Charging Stand, store it in a clean and dry

environment.

4. When not using the Wall Charger and Wall Charger connector, refer

to the storage instructions and speciﬁcations contained in this User

Manual.

Note: When the Charging Stand is not in use for prolonged periods of time, it is

recommended that the Wall Charger be removed from the AC outlet in order to

extend the useful life of the Charging Stand and the Wall Charger.

4.5 After Each Use

Follow the Deﬁbtech AED User Manual instructions on the recommended

steps after each use or as otherwise indicated, including performing a battery

insertion test (which assesses battery capacity). Your maintenance program

should consider how frequently the AED is used, the elapsed time for charging

the Battery Pack, the personnel responsible for performing the maintenance and

availability of other equipment (i.e. spare AEDs or batteries).

Note: Since all rechargeable battery packs discharge their capacity regardless of

use, Deﬁbtech does not recommend storing the DBP-2009 Rechargeable Battery

Pack with any DDU-2000 Series AED as an inactive spare or in situations where

storage duration is less than the battery pack stand-by life.

5 Troubleshooting

5.1 LED Indications

The following table lists the indications displayed by both the Charging Stand

LED and the Wall Charger LED when powered and connected:

LED Indication Description

Single Green Flash Power up

Green Flashing Fast charging

Green Solid Fully-charged

Off See troubleshooting table (Section 5.2)

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