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Completion of Resuscitation Procedures
Upon completion of resuscitation procedures:
o Press ON/OFF power button – green indicator light turns off and
automatic cuff cycles and oxygen ventilation cycles cease.
o Remove oxygen mask from patient airway
o Turn OFF chest, abdomen and leg cuff selectors
o Disconnect chest, abdomen and leg cuff hoses from controller
o Open chest, abdomen and leg cuff fasteners
o Turn off air supply and disconnect from controller
o Turn off oxygen supply and disconnect from controller
Caution
• Patient platform, tubing, compression cuffs, oxygen delivery tube, valve and
mask are for single use only.
• Single use components are to be treated as contaminated medical waste and
disposed of as required by local authority
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Cleaning After Use
Clean all exposed surfaces of the AutoCPR controller with a cloth and isopropyl
alcohol or other disinfectant.
Allow cleaned surface to completely dry before closing the case
Preparing for Next Use
Pre-set the controls to the following positions:
o Oxygen Ventilation Volume Selector set to the 600 ml. position
o Chest Cuff Selector set to the Automatic position
o Abdomen Cuff Selector set to the Automatic position
o Leg Cuff Selector set to the OFF position
Select new patient kit
The controller battery is recharged by connecting the battery charger to its
connection on the back side of the case and plugging the cord into a
220VAC/50Hz electrical outlet.
The battery charger will maintain the battery in a ready position if connected
when the controller is not in use. Use only AutoCPR battery charger supplied
with unit.
The battery, if not connected to the battery charger, will maintain a full charge for
60 hours (with unit off) before low battery indicator lights.
A flashing red low battery indicator light on the front of the case indicates the
battery requires recharging.
Battery charging must be started within 12 hours after the flashing indicator lights
to prevent permanent damage to the battery.
P/N 105-012
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Nov. 2013 - Rev.4