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Siemens-Maquet Servo-i Battery Module Replacement

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What you need

    • Check the battery date. The battery needs replacing after 3 years.

    • The manufacturing date is listed in the format (year-week) on the battery label.

    • Servo-i User Manual page 19.

    • If battery status on touchpad display is red make sure to replace battery modules.

    • At least one battery module must be installed at all times. If not the ventilator will not work properly.

    • Store uninstalled batteries at 15-20 degrees celsius.

    • Servo-i User Manual page 19.

  1. Siemens-Maquet Servo-i Battery Module Replacement: step 3, image 1 of 1
    • Wait for the battery to be fully charged.

    • To check this, press the battery power symbol button on the battery.

    • All four LED's must be lit.

    • Servo-i User Manual page 20.

  2. Siemens-Maquet Servo-i Battery Module Replacement: step 4, image 1 of 1
    • With gas, patient tubes and test lung connected, let the Servo-i run in a ventilation mode.

    • Disconnect mains power to the unit to allow battery operation.

    • Allow ventilator to run and make sure 'No battery capacity'- alarm is not activated.

    • Servo-i Service Manual 5-2.

  3. Siemens-Maquet Servo-i Battery Module Replacement: step 5, image 1 of 1
    • The time between the 'Limited battery capacity'- alarm and the 'No battery capacity' alarm must not exceed 7 minutes.

    • The event log contains the records of alarm times.

    • Servo-i Service Manual 5-2.

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    • See if the upper part of the module is equipped with a latch. This means it is fixed and follow these instructions to disassemble a battery from the battery module.

    • 1. Locate a small hexagonal wrench or screwdriver.

    • Place the tool in the small hole on the right hand side.

    • 2. Simultaneously push the release button.

    • 3. Remove the tool, while still pressing the release button.

    • 4. Continue to keep the button pressed until the battery pops out.

    • 5. Pull out the battery module.

    • Servo-i Service Manual 4-18.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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