Hamilton-T1 Battery Replacement
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Last updated on Jul 2, 2020
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓If you need to replace the optional second, hot swappable battery in your Hamilton-T1 ventilators, follow this guide. The hot-swappable battery is a secondary battery that provides power to the Hamilton-T1 ventilator when the standard primary battery runs out of charge or there is no external AC/DC power source available. This is a simple replacement to swap out the old battery with a charged battery. There are no tools involved.
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Use the handle on the left side of the front panel to pull the cover off.
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Locate the metal lock clip above the battery on the left-hand side.
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Turn the metal lock clip to the left and all the way up.
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This will allow access to the battery.
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Insert the replacement battery by holding onto the white tab and sliding it into the empty slot.
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The Hamilton Medical logo needs to be facing up.
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Turn the metal locking clip down and to the right, until it forms a straight line.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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