DeVilbiss IGo Bedienungsanleitung

iGo Travel

Concentrator

QUICK GUIDE

SYMPTOM ACTION

Unit does

not operate

when button

is pressed

• Press power button and

hold for 1 second

• Plug into External Power or

install charged battery

• Connect to DC or AC

power supply

• Contact Intermountain

Homecare & Hospice

Unit does

notoperate

External

Power light

flashes with

audible alert

Power Fail Alert

is activated

• Check the cannula connection

• Ensure the tubing is not kinked

• Reposition cannula in nose

• Replace cannula with

shorter tubing

• Remove humidifier

• Use continuous flow

delivery for patients that

fail to trigger equipment

Yellow light

indicates

lowoxygen

• Clean air filter and make

sure nothing is blocking

the concentrator exhaust

Red light

indicates unit

has overheated

• Move the concentrator to a

cooler location and allow to cool

• Clean the air filter and make

sure nothing is blocking the

concentrator exhaust

No Breath

Detected

lightflashing

• Disconnect cannula — if

flow is restored, clean

or change cannula

• Ensure all cannula connections

are tight, and it fits

comfortably in your nose

• Replace with shorter cannula

Power Fail Alert • Recharge battery

• Install battery or plug

into external power

The content presented here is for your information only. It is not a substitute

for professional medical advice, and it should not be used to diagnose or

treat a health problem or disease. Please consult your healthcare provider if

you have any questions of concerns. More health information is available at

intermountainhealthcare.org. Patient and Provider Publications 801-442-2963

HC003-09/15

iGo™Travel Concentrator

Troubleshooting

Content created and approved by

Intermountain Homecare & Hospice

Unlocking the Flow Rate

If for some reason you are unable to change the

flow rate, please follow the instructions below.

1 Connect the AC adapter to the unit

and to a suitable AC source. The green

External Power light will illuminate.

2 With the unit OFF, press and hold the

Mode Select button for 5 to 6 seconds.

Theunit will “chirp” when the unlocking

takes affect.

3 Verify that the lock is inactive by turning

the unit ON and attempting to change the

flow rates using the Flow Rate Setting plus

and minus buttons. If the lock is inactive,

the flow rate lights will change.

If the flow rate lights do not change,

turn the unit OFF and repeat the

unlocking procedure from step 2.

4 When the flow rates are unlocked, turn

the unit OFF and remove power.

Concentrator

parts

oxygen

outlet port

control

panel

Concentrator &

Travel Case

AC Power Supply

DC Power Supply

Set the ﬂow mode

1 Press the flow mode button to select the

continuous or PulseDose flow.

2 Please select flow rate and flow mode

according to your prescribed setting.

DONOT change setting without

consultingyour physician.

• Continuous flow mode — The Flow

Indicator light illuminates continuously

inthis mode.

• PulseDose mode —The Flow Indicator

light pulses with every breath in this

mode. An alert will beep after 30 seconds

if a breath is not detected. If another 60

seconds elapses and no breath is detected,

the unit will switch to continuous flow at

the last continuous flow setting used.

Connect the

oxygen tubing

1 Attach the oxygen tubing

tothe oxygen outlet.

a. Use only standard

nasal cannula when

PulseDose

mode.

2 Fit the nasal cannula.

Plug in the power cord

or insert battery

AC Power Supply

1 Insert the AC power supply cord

into the External Power Receptacle

on the left side of the device.

2 Plug the AC power supply cord into

a grounded AC outlet.

3 The battery lights and the

External Power Indicator

willlight up on the control panel.

DC Power Supply

1 Start your vehicle.

2 Insert the DC power supply cord securely

into the External Power Receptacle

on the right side of the device.

3 Insert the plug into the DC power

outlet in your vehicle (the fuse rating

must be 15 AMP or greater).

4 The External Power Indicator

will light up on the control panel.

5 Secure the concentrator and the DC adapter

in your vehicle and make sure the air inlet

and exhaust vents are not blocked.

Note:

• Do not run more than 2 Lpm continuous

oxygen when connected to the DC power

supply to avoid draining the battery.

• Do not leave the concentrator or DC adapter

plugged into the vehicle without the engine

running or attempt to start the vehicle while

the DC adapter is connected to the vehicle.

Battery

The iGo will charge the battery any time AC

power is present and the battery temperature is

below a safe charging temperature. If external

power is disconnected, the iGo will automatically

switch over to the battery. When external AC

power is restored, the iGo will accept power from

the external source and charge the battery.

Charging the Battery

The typical time to recharge a battery from a

fully discharged condition is up to 4 hours.

Turn on the

concentrator

1 Press and hold the on/off

powerbutton for 2 seconds.

All control panel lights will

illuminate briefly with an audible alert.

Set the ﬂow rate

1 Press the + or – button to select

your prescribed flow rate.

ESTIMATED NEW BATTERY

OPERATION TIME

Setting Continuous PulseDose

14.0 hours 5.4 hours

22.4 hours 4.7 hours

31.6 hours 4.0 hours

4N/A 3.5 hours

5N/A 3.2 hours

6N/A 3.0 hours

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