Maquet Compressor Mini Users Manual
Maquet Compressor Mini Users Manual
VENTILATION/ANESTHESIA
COMPRESSOR MINI
Table of contents
1 Before use............................................................................... 3
2 Device description................................................................. 7
3 Preparation/Connection...................................................... 11
4 Function check..................................................................... 13
5 Preventive maintenance / Storage..................................... 15
6 Cleaning................................................................................ 17
7 Alarms................................................................................... 19
8 Troubleshooting................................................................... 21
9 Technical data...................................................................... 23
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KMP-001X
61 psi
12345 hours
KMP-042US
On Standby Alarm
61 psi
12345 hours
KMP-045
On Standby Alarm
1. Green LED - On
- The green LED lights up when the
mains switch is on. Display message:
The pressure in the compressor and
elapsed operating hours (when green
LED only).
2. Yellow LED - Standby
- The yellow Standby LED will be on
while the central compressed air supply
is sufficient from the central air supply
to the ventilator via the compressor.
Display message: The central
compressed air pressure and the word
STANDBY.
3. Red LED - Alarms
- The red Alarm LED indicates different
alarm situations. Display message:
Shows if the alarm is related to gas
distribution, dryer condition or
overheating of the compressor. The
alarms are described in detail in the
Alarms section.
4. Audible alarm
- A buzzer for audible alarm signals (3
beeps/second). The buzzer sounds
when an alarm is activated.
Compressed air
When the Standby function is required, air
from the central compressed air supply is
connected to the inlet.
The compressed air hose to the ventilator is
connected to the compressed air outlet
Drainage bottle
There is a water separator in the compressor.
OUT
It is automatically emptied twice a minute by
0
KMP-013aX
OUT
0 IN
KMP-032X IN
KMP-052X
4 inch (10 cm)
• Place the compressor in a suitable location. • Connect the compressed air hose from the
The air vent at the back of the compressor compressor air outlet to the ventilator.
must not be covered or blocked - Plug in the compressor mains cable to
- Do not place the compressor near a a grounded outlet.
radiator or heating unit, since the
operating temperature might increase Start-up
and activate the temperature alarm.
- When the compressor is used as a A function check should be done before the
standby unit, connect the central unit is put into use, and once a week when in
compressed air supply to the air inlet on continuous use.
the compressor.
- Check that an empty drainage bottle is Caution: If a fault is discovered during the
fitted. function check, the compressor must not be
- MAQUET Compressor Mini mounting used until it has been repaired by authorized
kits are mandatory for both stand-alone service personnel.
arrangements and for mounting on carts.
The mounting kits ensure that there is
sufficient air circulation around the
compressor.
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KMP-035X
KMP-007X
1. To check the internal air reservoir for • Make sure that air circulates through the
water, press the pin on the drain valve. ventilating holes.
• Disconnect the inlet (if connected) and
outlet air connection to the compressor.
• Start the compressor with the Mains switch.
KMP-029X
On Standb Alarm
63 psi
=
IN
STANDBY
KMP-017X
KMP-018X
On Standby Alarm
• Connect the central air supply. 1. Check the water level in the drainage
- The compressor is automatically bottle regularly.
switched off when the air pressure 2. Empty the bottle if necessary; the
exceeds 44 psi (300 kPa/3.0 bar) for compressor does not need to be turned
more than 30 seconds. off.
IN
KMP-019X
KMP-046X
• Disconnect the central air supply • To check the internal air reservoir for water,
press the pin on the drain valve. Check that
no water, or only a very small amount of
water flushes out through the drain valve.
61 psi
= 12345 hours
KMP-030X
On Standby Alarm
The filters must be replaced after every 5000 hours of Authorized service personnel carry out the maintenance
operation by authorized service personnel. after 10 000 hours of operation.
0
0
KMP-020X
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a IN
KMP-047X
KMP-050X
KMP-048X
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On Standby Alarm
High temp alarm 2 The red LED and the alarm buzzer are activated if the
temperature difference between ambient air and the
temperature in the dryer is less than approx. 4 °F (2 °C)
after 15 minutes operating time. The alarm is activated
62 psi until the temperature difference between ambient air and
High temp 2
the temperature in the dryer exceeds approx. 7 °F (4 °C).
KMP-037US
On Standby Alarm
High temp alarm 3 The red LED and the alarm buzzer are activated if the
temperature in the dryer exceeds 131 °F ±11 °F (55 °C
±6 °C) [temp. difference]. The alarm is activated until the
temperature inside the dryer drops below 122 °F ±11 °F
62 psi (50°C ±6 °C) [temp. difference].
High temp 3
KMP-038US
On Standby Alarm
Low pressure alarm The red LED and alarm buzzer are activated if the
compressed air pressure drops and stays below 29 psi
(200 kPa/2 bar) for more than 5 seconds. The alarm is
activated until the air pressure rises above approx. 36 psi
24 psi (250 kPa/2.5 bar) for more than 5 seconds, or the
Low pressure
compressor is switched off.
KMP-043US
On Standby Alarm
High Pressure alarm The red LED and alarm buzzer are activated if the
compressed air pressure rises and stays above 94 psi
(650 kPa/6.5 bar) for more than 0.5 second. The alarm is
active until the air pressure drops and stays below 87 psi
100 psi (600 kPa/6 bar) for more than 5 seconds, or the
High pressure
compressor is switched off.
KMP-044US
On Standby Alarm
Power failure alarm Power failure. The alarm buzzer is activated for about 12
seconds.
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Pressure alarm is activated. • Too high air consumption. The compressor cannot
supply the connected equipment. Check the tubing
for leakage.
• If the alarm continues contact authorized service
personnel.
Temperature alarms activated. • Ambient air temperature is too high. Run at a cooler
temperature.
• The air vents at the back or on the underside of the
compressor are covered or blocked. Remove
obstacles.
• The dust filters are clogged. Clean or replace.
• Cooling fan or dryer malfunction. Contact authorized
service personnel.
Abnormally large quantities of water flush out from the The cooler/dryer system is not performing correctly.
drain valve when the valve pin is depressed. Contact authorized service personnel.
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