Hamilton Medical Amadeus Repair

Hamilton Medical Amadeus, released in 1989, is one of the older ventilators manufactured by Hamilton Medical in the 1980s.  Amadeus is a microprocessor‐controlled ventilator with proximal flow measurement. Amadeus replaced the Veolar, the first ventilator released by Hamilton Medical, in 1984. Both devices are discontinued now. Amadeus is succeeded by Arabella in 1995 and Galileo in 1997 with Adaptive Support Ventilation (ASV).

Source: Hamilton Medical website

The power supply is located on the right side of Amadeus. Unlike newer models by Hamilton Medical, Amadeus does not have a digital screen. Amadeus ventilator has a bigger size compared to the newer models. Amadeus and Veolar are around the same size but Veolar had more panels on the machine itself.

• Processor Board
• Pneumatic Flow System
• Electronic Control System
• Bi-directional Flow Sensor
• Alarm System
• +5V DC (digital electronics)
• +15V DC (analog electronic & valve control)
• 8032 Intel Microprocessor

Source: Amadeus 1994 Service Manual

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