Getting Acquainted
S-SCORT
newDuet
Model 2314
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Running on AC Power
1. Connect the male plug on the AC power cord (1) to a grounded wall receptacle.
1A. Connect the female plug to the facing side of the unit (1A).
2. Check the control panel (2). The "power source connected" orange LED (3) shows a good connec-
tion and battery is charging.
Test for vacuum
3. Attach patient tubing to patient port (12) on collection canister (13).
4. Press the ON/OFF switch (5) on the control panel to start the vacuum pump.
5. Occlude patient tube and turn vacuum regulator (7) clockwise to the stop.
6. Observe gauge (8). The vacuum reading should rise to 300mmHg from the zero setting in 2 seconds.
It should max out at approximately 525 mmHg.
NOTE 1: If the vacuum does not reach 525mmHg, see Trouble shooting, page 8. Refer internal vacu-
um problems to qualified personnel.
NOTE 2: After the vacuum test, readjust the vacuum reading to your desired level.
Running on DC Power
While the unit is still running, disconnect the AC power cord (1) to test the function of the
battery.
1. Check battery condition indicators (4), see page 5.
SPECIAL NOTICE: A blinking LED on the control panel indicates low battery capacity. This means
the battery has been subjected to irreparable damage (see page 9). REPLACE BATTERY!
Keep the newDuet
connected to AC power at all times, except for portable use. The battery will not
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overcharge.
Weekly Inspection: Establish a weekly checklist to assure performance of the quipment.
1. Confirm the AC cord is supplying AC power. Check power indicator lights on the Control Panel (3).
2. Run the unit.
3. Check for vacuum, occlude patient tubing.
4. Check the regulator (7), adjust to desired setting
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