Hamilton-T1 Oxygen Cells Replacement
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide is created for the replacement of oxygen cells in the Hamilton-T1 Ventilator. Replacing the oxygen cells is a crucial step in maintaining and keeping a working ventilator.
NOTE:
- Replace the oxygen cell with genuine Hamilton Medical parts only; otherwise, oxygen measurement will not function. To prevent a permanent alarm make sure to use special Hamilton Medical oxygen cells only.
- To prevent leakage within the ventilator, make sure an oxygen cell is installed at all times, even if you use an external monitor or disable oxygen monitoring.
What you need
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Remove the screw in the bottom center of the panel, and then take the panel off.
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Disconnect the oxygen cell by removing the tube.
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Then twist the cell counter-clockwise and pull to remove the oxygen cell.
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Install the new oxygen cell and put the back cover on.
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After the cell is installed. Run the oxygen cell calibration.
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Oxygen calibration guide can be found in 3-11 of the Hamilton-T1 operations manual.
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After the installation and calibration of the oxygen cell. The Hamilton-T1 Ventilator is ready to operate.
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