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DrägerService

Explanation of Symbols
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Caleo
Installation site:
File no.:

Edition
6150.000
07.2001

OK Z = Check condition

Defect/error/fault F = Check function


Serial no.:
Spare parts used D = Check for leaks
Date of delivery/
Report P = Enter value startup:

∩ Accessories missing
Invoice no. or
delivery no.:

For internal use only. All rights reserved. Other:

If the Caleo has been in operation


immediately before the general status
check, allow the Caleo adequate time for
the air heater to cool down.

1. Device in general

Switch on the Caleo at the power switch.


Caleo runs through its self-test. The EL
display shows the software version and
number of operating hours.

1.1 Software version

Record software version.

1.2 Operating hours

Record operating hours.

1.3 Trolley

1.3.1 Permanently set trolley

The height of the trolley is permanently set


at the factory.

The trolley is undamaged. Z

1.3.1.1 Locking castors

Roll Caleo to and fro. The four locking


castors move freely. F

Lock one locking castor. Caleo cannot be


moved to and fro. F

Check each of the other three locking


castors one after the other in the same
way. F

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1.3.2 Trolley with variable height adjustment
(option)

Trolley and pedals are undamaged. Z

Caleo has a power-on time monitoring for height

i adjustment. If the motor of the height adjustment


does not start, wait a few minutes and then repeat
the test.

Keep right-hand pedal depressed until


height adjustment switches off in its limit
position.

Caleo has moved into highest limit


position. F

Check the bellows: Bellows are not porous


or torn. Z

Keep left pedal depressed until height


adjustment switches off in its limit position.

Caleo has moved into lowest limit position. F

Check pedal on the opposite side.

Caleo moves up and down. F

Move Caleo into the central position.

1.3.2.1 Locking castors

Roll Caleo to and fro. The four locking


castors move freely. F

Lock one locking castor. Caleo cannot be


moved to and fro. F

Check each of the other three locking


castors one after the other in the same
way. F

1.4 Labels

Check labels listed below for condition


and completeness. If a label is damaged,
not legible, or absent, order it according to
the table shown below.

”Battery” label 2M 50 709

”Skin-temperature sensor” label 2M 50 725

”Hand” label 2M 50 734


”Tilt canopy” label 2M 50 705

”max. 5 kg” label 2M50732


(testing see 1.24)

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All other labels are contained in the label set (Note:

i Make sure you use the correct language-specific label


set.).

Label set Caleo de, fr, it, nl 2M 50 590

Label set Caleo da, sv, no, f 2M 50 591


Label set Caleo en, es, pt, l 2M 50 592

Label set Caleo pl, cs, huru 2M 50 593

Label set Caleo en, ja 2M 50 594

Label set Caleo en, us, fr 2M 50 595

”Battery” label (1) on rear of display


housing

”Skin-temperature sensor” label (2) on


rear of sensor unit

”Hand” label (3) and ”Use max. 6 min.


within 60 min” label (4) only on front of
Caleo

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”Never block or obstruct air vents” label (5)
on front and rear of the canopy

”Never leave baby unattended when


doors are open” label (6) on front of the
canopy

”Tilt canopy” label (7) on right-hand side of


the canopy

”No spray disinfection, wipe disinfection


only!” label (8) on sensor unit

Labels are present, legible and


undamaged. Z

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1.5 Housing trolley

The housing trolley is undamaged. Z

1.5.1 Rear panel of housing

Rear panel of housing is undamaged. Z

Take out water tank (option).

Rear panel of device is undamaged in this


area. Z

Guide pin is present and firmly screwed


in. ZF

Insert water tank. Ensure that the guide


pin is pushed into the cap of the water
tank.

1.5.2 Grip strip with edge protector (2x)

The grip strip is firmly screwed on with 2


bolts. The edge protector is firmly joined to
the grip strip. Z

1.5.3 Small rail (e.g. for secretion suction


device)

There is a small rail on each side of the


Caleo. The small rail is firmly joined to the
housing. Z

1.6 Cap 2M50086 Z

(if pole, long, is not fitted)

1.7 Pole, long (option)

Pole is firmly screwed on. Sealing plug


2M21377 is fitted. Z

1.8 Pole, short

Pole is firmly screwed on. The display


housing is fitted to it. Sealing plug
2M21377 is fitted. Z

1.9 Monitor tray (option)

The monitor tray is firmly screwed to the


pole. Z

1.10 Swivel drawer (optional)

The swivel drawer is undamaged and can


be swiveled. ZF

1.11 Nappy/diaper shelf (option)

Nappy/diaper shelf is firmly attached to


the base plate. It is undamaged. Z

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Incline the mattress tray of the Caleo so
that the cable connections on the
aggregate housing are visible. Switch off
the Caleo.

1.12 Power cord

The power cord is not broken. The power


plug is firmly attached to the power cord.
No bared conductors can be seen. Z

Push the retaining bracket aside.


Disconnect power plug from the inlet
socket for non-heating apparatus.

The inlet socket for non-heating apparatus


is undamaged. Z

The retaining bracket 2M50561 is


undamaged. Z

Plug power plug into inlet socket for non-


heating apparatus. Pull the retaining
bracket over the power plug.

There should be no play between the


retaining bracket and the power plug. F

1.13 Cable connections

1.13.1 Cable connection to display housing

Cable connection is not damaged,


fractured or kinked. Z

1.13.2 Cable connection from trolley to


aggregate housing

Cable connection is not damaged,


fractured or kinked. Z

1.14 Power switch F

1.15 Line power socket Z

1.16 Integrated multiple socket outlet

The fuse links are as specified on the


rating plate. Z

1.17 O2 control (option)

1.17.1 Housing O2 NIST Caleo Z

Replace sintered-metal filter, see 2.


"Spare items used".

1.17.2 DIN NIST adapter M32366 (when using


DIN connecting tube) Z

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1.18 Water tank set, complete 2M50040

Close clamp on the conduit set MX17018


(set of 20).

Unscrew water supply connecting tube


from water connecting pipe. Take water
tank out forwards.

In case of leakages or visible impurities,


drain water tank.

Water may leak out of the water tank while


performing the following tests.

Open cap and cover 2M50042 of the


water tank.

Water tank, cap, and cover should be


clean and undamaged; clean or replace
them, if necessary. Z

Seal water tank using cap and cover.

Turn water tank such that no water can


leak out.

Pull piercing bolt off socket.

Piercing bolt is undamaged. Z

Socket 2M50039 should be clean and


undamaged; clean or replace socket, if
necessary. Z

Insert piercing bolt in socket. Set water


tank aside.

Incline the Caleo so that the water


connecting pipe is accessible. Turn water
connecting pipe 90° clockwise and then
pull out.

1.18.1 Water connecting pipe Z

1.18.1.1 Sealing valve at the end of the water


connecting pipe

Ball is resilient. F

Sealing ring, see 2.8 "Spare items used".

Assembly: Screw in water connecting


pipe. Insert water tank.

1.18.2 Checking water flow

Hold up the end of the conduit set.

If distilled water has been drained, fill


water into water tank. Open clamp on
conduit set. Hold down end of conduit set.

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Water flows into a container.
F
Close clamp.

No water flows. F

Screw conduit set to water connecting


pipe.

1.18.3 Central supply (CS) connecting hose (O2-


DIN)

(Follow national regulations.)

Sealing ring M07152 ZF

CS connecting hose is not porous or torn. Z

1.19 Display housing

Display housing is clean and undamaged. Z

1.19.1 Holder (hinged arm) of display housing


2M50149

The holder (hinged arm) is undamaged. It


is screwed firmly to the pole. Undo
screws. The position of the retaining arm
can be adjusted. Tighten screws firmly. ZF

1.19.2 Securing the display housing

Stud bolt 2M50128, ball joint 2M50122 ,


and washer are present and undamaged. Z

1.19.3 Membrane keypad

The membrane keypad is undamaged.


Labeling is clearly legible. Z

1.19.4 Control knob Z

1.20 Canopy cover

Swing canopy cover open and place it


onto a support.

The canopy cover is undamaged. Z

Sealing plug 2M50352 (1x) is


undamaged. Z

Double wall 2M50421 (option) is


undamaged. Z

The attachment of the double wall (4x) is


undamaged (Note: (If the attachment is
damaged, replace the canopy cover
2M50350 ). Z

1.20.1 Large door 2M50360 on front and rear

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Large door is undamaged.
Z
Pull in the center of the top edge of the
closed door.

Door must not open. F

Rotate both rotary knobs (color-coding


locks) to the ”open” position.

Color-coding (red) is visible. F

The rotary knobs (color-coding lock)


2M50418 are undamaged. Z

Fold large door down.

Large door can be opened easily without


getting jammed. F

Both interlocks 2M50394 are undamaged. Z

The six white plastic discs 2M50362 on


the rear of the large door are undamaged. Z

The movable double-wall moves


smoothly. F

Close the large door.

The double-wall folds out in parallel to the


large door. F

Open the large door.

The double-wall falls onto the large door. F

Both mounts 2M50464 on the basic


housing are undamaged. Z

Briefly press both tappets 2M50386 of the


mounts.

The tappets spring back. (Note: If the


tappet springs back, spring 1344226 is
OK.). F

Left-hand hinge 2M50356 is undamaged. Z

Left-hand cover 2M50357 is undamaged. Z

Right-hand hinge 2M50358 is


undamaged. Z

Right-hand cover 2M50403 is


undamaged. Z

1.20.1.1 Hinged flap (hand port), complete, left-


hand, 2M50365, on front and rear

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Hinged flap is undamaged. Z

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Press left-hand lever, complete,
2M50368, fully down.

Hinged flap springs open. F

Close hinged flap.

Hinged flap engages audibly. F

Move the hinged flap to and fro with two


fingers at the bottom edge and pull at the
same time.

The hinged flap should not open. F

Left-hand hinge is undamaged (Note: If


the hinge is damaged, replace the hand
port, left-hand, 2M50365). Z

Press left-hand lever down.

The left-hand torsion spring opens the


hinged flap (Note: If the torsion spring is
damaged, replace the hand port, left-
hand, 2M50365). F

Close hinged flap.

1.20.1.2 Hinged flap (hand port), complete, right-


hand, 2M50375, on front and rear

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Hinged flap is undamaged. Z

Press right-hand lever, complete,


2M50378, fully down.

Hinged flap springs open. F

Close hinged flap.

Hinged flap engages audibly. F

Move the hinged flap to and fro with two


fingers at the bottom edge and pull at the
same time.

The hinged flap should not open. F

Right-hand hinge is undamaged (Note: If


the hinge is damaged, replace the hand
port, right-hand, 2M50375). Z

Press right-hand lever down.

The right-hand torsion spring opens the


hinged flap (Note: If the torsion spring is
damaged, replace the hand port, right-
hand, 2M50375). F

Close hinged flap.

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1.20.1.3 Seal, long, 2M50417, on front and rear

The seal is not overstretched, porous or


torn. Z

1.20.2 Small door, complete, 2M50410, on left-


hand and right-hand sides

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The small door is undamaged. Z


F

Pull the closed small door at the center of


the top edge.

Small door must not open. F

Rotate both rotary knobs (color-coding


locks) to the ”open” position.

Color-coding (red) is visible. F

Both rotary knobs (color-coding lock)


2M50418 are undamaged. Z

Fold small door down.

Small door can be opened easily without


getting jammed. F

Both interlocks 2M50394 are undamaged. Z

Hose duct 2M50412 is undamaged. Z

The seal, short, 2M50416, is not


overstretched, porous or torn. Z

1.21 Sensor unit

The housing of the sensor unit is


undamaged. Z

The sockets of the skin-temperature


sensors are undamaged. Z

The central alarm cap 2M50179 is


undamaged. Z
F

The cover 2M50169 of the O2 sensors is


undamaged. Z

1.22 Basic housing

1.22.1 Column element with support, left-hand,


2M50381 (column element is located to
the left of the large door)

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Swing canopy cover open and place it
onto the rear support.

Support 2M50397 is undamaged. Z

Column element is tightened securely and


undamaged. Z

Mount for canopy cover is undamaged. Z

Tube module 2M50385 is undamaged. Z

1.22.2 Column element, right-hand 2M50391


(column element is located to the right of
the large door)

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Swing canopy cover open and place it


onto the support.

Open the small door.

Column element is tightened securely and


undamaged. Z

Tube module 2M50385 is undamaged. Z

Mount for canopy cover is undamaged. Z

The tappet in the column element must be


resilient. ZF

1.22.3 Filter mount Z

1.23 Mattress

Standard mattress (foam mattress)


2M50556 is clean, not torn or otherwise
damaged. Z

SoftBed mattress MX17012 (option) is


clean and undamaged. Z
F

Vacuum mattress 2M17909 (option) is


clean and undamaged. Z

1.23.1 Mattress tray

Remove mattress.

Remove mattress tray from Caleo.

Mattress tray is undamaged. Z

1.24 X-ray drawer

Rotate both rotary knobs of the X-ray


drawer to the ”Eye” position.

Pull out the X-ray drawer as far as it will


go.

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The ”max 5 kg” label 2M 50 732 is located
to the right inside the X-ray drawer.

”max 5 kg”
label

Hold the X-ray drawer at the handle side,


carefully lift it a little and remove it from the
Caleo.

X-ray drawer is undamaged. Z

Both short Teflon straps 2M20916 are


undamaged (Note: Short Teflon straps are
attached to the front top side of the X-ray
drawer). Z
F

Both long Teflon straps 2M20916 are


undamaged (Note: Long Teflon straps are
attached to the front bottom side of the X-
ray drawer). Z
F

Turn each rotary knob 2M50395 left and


right individually.

It should be possible to turn the rotary


knobs by 90°. Both rotary knobs should
stop reliably in any position. ZF

Both eccentrics 2M50216 are


undamaged. Z

Seal 2M50222 is not porous or otherwise


damaged (Note: The seal is located at the
front on the underside of the X-ray
drawer). Z

Push aside the snap-to guides 2M50227


of the intermediate element with air guide
plate and remove the intermediate
element with air guide plate from the
Caleo.

Snap-to guides are undamaged. FZ

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Snap-to

1.24.1 Air guide

The air guide is in perfect condition. Z

1.24.2 Basic housing, interior

Basic housing is undamaged. Z

”Switch off device and allow heater to cool


down for 90 min. before touching the
surface” label

Label

Label is legible and undamaged. Z

1.24.3 Fan wheel

Take off fan wheel.

Fan wheel 2M50271 is undamaged. Z

Both magnets on underside of fan wheel


are fitted. Z

Coupling (taper) 2M20542 is undamaged. Z

1.24.4 Fan failure warning

Plug power plug of Caleo into mains


socket.

Switch on the Caleo at the power switch.

An audible and a visual alarm are


triggered. "Fan failure" is shown on the
display. F

Switch off the Caleo at the power switch.

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1.24.5 Air heater

Corrugated seal 2M50257 is undamaged. Z

1.24.5.1 Aggregate seal

Aggregate seal 2M50235 must abut


tightly. It must not be kinked. Z

Fit fan wheel.

Switch on the Caleo at the power switch.

No audible or visual "Fan failure" alarm is


triggered. Z

Switch off the Caleo at the power switch.

Pull power plug of Caleo out of mains


socket.

1.25 Scale (option)

Weighing elements are undamaged. Z

Plastic caps (4x) are undamaged. Z

Refit basic housing.

1.26 Aggregate housing

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Next check:___________________

Move mattress tray to central position.


Take power plug out of mains socket.
Remove compressed gas connector from
gas terminal unit of central gas supply or
compressed gas cylinder connection.

Close clamp on conduit set. Unscrew


connecting tube for water supply from the
water connecting pipe.

Electrostatic discharge may damage electrostatic-sensitive devices. Use a static-


dissipative mat and a wrist strap when handling electrostatic-sensitive devices.

Create ESD conditions.

1.26.1 Aggregate

Unscrew the cable connector of the


aggregate from the trolley.

Open the aggregate housing by removing


the screws of the aggregate housing next
to the height adjustment using a 6-mm
Allen key.

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Lift the aggregate housing and push in
and firmly hold the catch in this position,
then allow aggregate housing to swivel out
as far as the retaining strips (Note: The
catch is located next to the water
connecting pipe).

Catch

Disconnect the connecting cable of the


sensor box.

Disconnect the connecting cable of the


scale (option).

Support the aggregate with one hand and


remove the retaining bands.

Remove the aggregate.

Remove fan wheel and coupling (taper).

Open the aggregate cover by removing


the 8x M4 hex socket screws and
washers.

1.26.2 Installation of electrical cables

Electrical cables are not damaged and are


secured with cable ties. They are not
blocking the fresh air duct. Z

1.26.3 Water boiler with water level controller

Turn water connecting pipe 90° clockwise


and pull out.

Dismantle water heater and water level


controller by removing the 2x M4 screws.

Lift up water boiler.

Position water boiler so that no water can


flow into the aggregate housing during
subsequent tests.

Pull off the water pipe guide.

The evaporation cap (rubber), 2M20292,


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Undo hose clamp. Remove evaporation


cap.

Drain water from water boiler.

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No dirt should be in the water boiler; clean
if required. Z

Undo the hose clamp and slide the float


cover 2M50283 off the water level
controller.

Replace float cover, see "Spare items


used".

No dirt should be in the water level


controller; clean if required. Z

Replace large O-ring on the housing of the


water level controller, see "Spare items
used".

Replace small O-ring on float, see ”Spare


items used”.

Reassemble water boiler and water level


controller.

Fit evaporation cap; observe the preferred


position (see previously marked position).

Fit the water boiler into the aggregate


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1.26.4 Toroidal transformer

The toroidal transformer is undamaged. Z

The toroidal transformer is pressed into


the aggregate with a silicone tube in the
aggregate cover.

1.26.5 Replace fan motor and fan-motor


suspensions, see "Spare items used".

Center corrugated seal fitted on air heater


with cover. Place air heater with cover
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Fit fan wheel and taper.

Mount aggregate into Caleo.

Attach retaining strips to aggregate.

Connect cables of sensor box and scale


(option) to Caleo and mount aggregate
onto basic housing.

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2. Spare items used

2.1 * Fresh-air filter MX17015

Replace fresh-air filter every 6 months.

Pull out fresh air filter. Tilt the housing at


an angle to make it easier to remove the
fresh air filter.

Next replacement:_____________

2.2 * Bacterial filter CH00102 for secretion


suction device (accessory)

Replace bacterial filter every 6 months.

Next replacement:_____________

2.3 * Lithium battery 1835343

Replace lithium battery every 2 years;


remove the cover on the rear panel of the
display housing to do so. Install the new
lithium battery within 5 minutes from
removing the old one, otherwise data
could be lost and the power-on time
monitoring for the height and tilt
adjustments could be activated. Note:
Motor can only be reactivated after a
certain delay.).

Next replacement:_____________

2.4 Hose ducts 2M50412

Replace hose ducts if necessary.

2.5 Hose modules 2M50385

Replace hose modules, if necessary.

2.6 * Fan motor

Replace fan motor after 18000 to 20000


operating hours or in the event of bearing
running noise (Note: Write down operating
hours of Caleo when replacing the fan
motor).

Operating hours:_______________

* Fan motor suspensions 2M50274

Replace also fan motor suspensions (4x)


when replacing the fan motor.

Note: The fan motor suspensions are flush


with the guides in the aggregate housing.
They must be pressed firmly down after
fitting the fan motor.

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2.7 Sintered filter D02316
*
Replace sintered-metal filter in O2
connector every 2 years (Note: Unscrew
sintered filter in gas connector using a
screwdriver).

Next replacement:_____________

2.8 * Sealing ring 2M50346

Replace sealing ring in water connecting


pipe once a year.

Incline the Caleo so that the water


connecting pipe is accessible. Turn water
connecting pipe 90° clockwise and then
pull out.

Next replacement:_____________

2.9 * Small O-ring E20287

Replace O-ring on float every 2 years.

Next replacement:_____________

2.10 * Large O-ring 2M50284

Replace O-ring on housing of water level


controller every 2 years.

Next replacement:_____________

2.11 Float cover 2M50283

Replace float cover of water boiler every 2


years.

Next replacement:_____________

3. Safety check

The following steps describe the safety


checks according to VDE 0751 and IEC
60601 (or UL 2601). The decision whether
to carry out safety checks according to
VDE 0751 RU IEC 60601 must be based
on national regulations (e.g., VDE 0751
applies to region "Germany"). Electrical
safety checks should be carried either
according to VDE 0751 (chapter 3.3) or
IEC 60601 (chapter 3.4).

Caleo is switched off. Make sure the


power plug is unplugged.

3.1 Power cable

Check that the power cable is


undamaged. Z

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3.2 Fuse links

The fuse links match the details on the


rating plate. Z

3.3 Electrical safety check according to VDE


0751.

3.3.1 Protective earth conductor test

Tester Test specimen

L/N

N/L

6V
PE

ohm Test probe

Protective earth conductor test

Explanation of illustration: A test a.c.


voltage of approx. 6 V is applied to the test
probe through a current limiter. The
conductive parts of the test specimen are
scanned with the test probe. The
protective earth conductor resistance is
calculated from the current flow. The
protective earth current should be at least
10 A.

Measure the protective earth conductor


resistance at the following items:

- Ground stud

The protective earth conductor resistance


should be less than/equal to 0.2 ohms. P

- Pole, short

The protective earth conductor resistance


should be less than/equal to 0.2 ohms. P

- Pole, long (option)

The protective earth conductor resistance


should be less than/equal to 0.2 ohms. P

- Rails for accessories

The protective earth conductor resistance


should be less than/equal to 0.2 ohms. P

- Air heater

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The protective earth conductor resistance
should be less than/equal to 0.2 ohms. P

3.3.2 Equivalent device leakage current

Tester Test specimen


RV L/N L

Connect
shorting
N plug
N/L 7910484.

PE PE
µA

Explanation of illustration: A test voltage


the same level of the mains voltage is
present at the short-circuited mains
connection of the test specimen. The
current that flows from the live parts via
the insulation and the capacitors as well
as from the short-circuited applied part
sockets to the protective earth conductor
is the equivalent device leakage current.

Connect the test case to Caleo using the


power plug.

Switch on Caleo.

Subsequent measurements may exceed


the first-measured value by max. 50% but
must at the same time be ≤750 µA.

Initial value

Ileak ≤750 µA µA

Note:
The initial value should always be transferred
to a new Test Certificate.

Test value: Actual value ≤ 750 µA P

Switch off the Caleo.

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3.3.3 Equivalent patient leakage current (skin-
temperature module)

Tester Test specimen


L
Connect
shorting
approx. N plug
7910484.
PE

µA

Explanation of illustration: Apply a test


voltage the same level as the mains
voltage to the short-circuited mains
connections. The current that flows
through the capacitors, the insulation, and
the connected user connections is the
equivalent patient leakage current.

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The measurement voltage is 242 V (AC).

Subsequent measurements may exceed


the first-measured value in the Test
Certificate by max. 50% but must at the
same time be ≤ 120 µA.

With first-measured values <20 µA


subsequent measurements may differ by
up to 10 µA.

Initial value µA

Note:
The initial value should always be
transferred to a new Test Certificate.

Test value: Ileak ≤120 µA P

Remove test set-up.

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3.4 Electrical safety check according to IEC
60601. (Checks according to IEC 60601
also cover checks according to UL 2601.
Differing limit values are marked.)

3.4.1 Protective earth conductor test

Tester Test specimen


L/N

N/L

6V
PE

ohm Test probe

Explanation of illustration: A test a.c.


voltage of approx. 6 V is applied to the test
probe through a current limiter. The
conductive parts of the test specimen are
scanned with the test probe. The
protective earth conductor resistance is
calculated from the current flow. The
protective earth current should be at least
10 A.

Measurement is taken with a test voltage


of U = 6 V and a test current of I = 10 A.

Using the test probe of the tester measure


the resistance to the metal parts of the
Caleo. Enter the measured protective
conductor contact resistance in the Test
Certificate.

Measure the protective earth conductor


resistance at the following items:

- Ground stud on electronics-trolley


assembly

The protective conductor resistance


should be less than 0.2 ohms. P

- Pole, short

The protective conductor resistance


should be less than 0.2 ohms. P

- Pole, long (option)

The protective conductor resistance


should be less than 0.2 ohms. P

- Rails for accessories

The protective conductor resistance


should be less than 0.2 ohms. P

- Air heater

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The protective conductor resistance
should be less than 0.2 ohms. P

3.4.2 Earth leakage current

Tester Test specimen

L/N L/N

115/230 V
N/L

PE

µA

Explanation of illustration: The mains


voltage is applied as test voltage to the
mains connection of the test specimen.
The test specimen is in operating mode.
The current that flows from the live parts
through the insulation or capacitors to the
protective earth is the earth leakage
current. The protective conductor is
interrupted in the event of a single-fault
condition (SFC).

Caleo and test case are connected with a


power plug.

Normal condition (N.C.)

Target value: Iearth ≤500 µA P

(according to UL 2601: Iearth ≤300 µA)

Single fault condition (S.F.C.): Power


conductor interrupted.

Target value: Iearth ≤1000 µA P

(according to UL 2601: Iearth ≤300 µA)

In the following steps the earth leakage


current test is repeated, but with the power
plug turned over. This condition can be
created internally in some types of testers
(for example, Secutest).

The Caleo and the tester are connected


with a turned-over power plug.

Normal condition (N.C.)

Target value: Iearth ≤500 µA P

(according to UL 2601: Iearth ≤300 µA)

Single fault condition (S.F.C.): Power


conductor interrupted.

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Target value: Iearth ≤1000 µA
P
(according to UL 2601: Iearth ≤300 µA)

3.4.3 Patient leakage current (type BF)

Tester Test specimen

L/N

Connect
115/230 V shorting plug
N/L
7910484.
PE

µA

Explanation of illustration: The mains


voltage is applied as test voltage to the
mains connection of the tester. The
current that flows from the connected
connections of the applied part to the
protective conductor is the patient leakage
current.

The protective conductor is interrupted in


the event of a single-fault condition (SFC).

Connect the test plug (7910484) to the HT


module. Connect the test probe of the test
case to the test plug.

Normal condition (N.C.)

Target value: Ipat ≤100 µA P

Single fault condition (S.F.C.): Power


conductor interrupted.

Target value: Ipat ≤500 µA P

In the following steps the patient leakage


current test is repeated, but with the power
plug turned over.

Normal condition (N.C.)

Target value: Ipat ≤100 µA P

Single fault condition (S.F.C.): Power


conductor interrupted.

Target value: Ipat ≤500 µA P

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4. Functional tests

Reassemble Caleo ready for use.

Perform the function test at a room


temperature of 20 to 28 °C.

4.1 Self test

Plug the power plug into the mains socket-


outlet.

Connect O2 supply (option).

Switch on the Caleo at the power switch.

Caleo runs through its self-test. All pixels


are actuated for approx. 1.5 s. All LEDs
are actuated. F

4.2 Power failure alarm/data protection

Prerequisite: Caleo is connected to mains


power supply and is switched on.

Set the air-temperature target value to


37.1 °C.

Pull power plug of Caleo out of mains


socket.

Caleo generates a visual and an audible


alarm. F

Plug power plug of Caleo into mains


socket.

The set air-temperature target value of


37.1 °C should remain. F

4.3 Inclination of mattress tray

Caleo has a power-on time monitoring. If the

i motor does not start, wait a few minutes and then


repeat the test.

Keep left-hand inclination key depressed


until the inclination motor switches off in its
limit position.

Caleo moves into left-hand limit position. F

Keep right-hand inclination key depressed


until the inclination motor stops in its limit
position.

Caleo moves into right-hand limit position. F

Move Caleo into center position.

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Plug skin-temperature sensors into the
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4.4 Air temperature control

Set the target value to 36 °C.

Perform a comparative measurement


using thermometer 2M11111 or Testo-
Therm. To do so, suspend thermometer or
temperature sensor of Testo-Therm 10
cm above the center of the mattress tray.

Wait for heating-up phase.

The test value is 36 °C ±1 °C.

Set target value 1.6 °C lower.

A visual and an audible alarm are


triggered. F

Set target value 1.6 °C higher.

A visual and an audible alarm are


triggered. F

Display message: "Air temperature


deviation". F

Confirm display message with the control


knob.

Set air temperature to 36 °C.

4.5 Skin temperature control

Connect skin temperature sensors on


Caleo. Position the ends at the
thermometer (2M11111).

The measured value is 36 °C ± 1 °C.

T1 is the message from the yellow sensor,


T2 or ∆T is the message from the white
sensor.

The following is shown in the display: T1 =


36 ±1 °C, T2 = 36 ±1 °C

Press Air/Skin key.

Switch to skin temperature control.

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Set target value of skin temperature 1.1 °C
lower than the actual value.

A visual and an audible alarm are


triggered. F

Set specified value 1.1 °C higher.

A visual and an audible alarm are


triggered. F

Display message: "Skin temperature


deviation". F

Confirm the message with the control


knob.

4.6 Sensor test

Pull yellow skin temperature sensor


connector out of the sensor socket.

A visual and audible alarm should be


activated after approx. 10 seconds.
Display message: "Connect sensor 1". F

Plug yellow skin-temperature sensor


connector into sensor socket.

Pull white sensor connector out of the


sensor socket.

No alarm is triggered. Measured value on


display disappears. F

Pull yellow skin-temperature sensor


connector out of the sensor socket.

Create a short-circuit at the sensor socket


of the yellow skin-temperature sensor
connector using a wire link.

A visual and audible alarm should be


activated after approx. 3 seconds. F

Remove wire link.

Create a short-circuit at the sensor


sockets of the white skin-temperature
sensor connector using a wire link.

A visual and audible alarm should be


activated after approx. 3 seconds. F

Remove wire link.

Plug both skin-temperature sensors into


the sensor sockets.

The alarm stops. F

The measured value appears on the


display.

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Perform measuring check (MTK) every 2
years.

4.7 Pneumatic O2 control (option)

4.7.1 Calibrate O2 sensors at 12-month


intervals.

4.7.2 Testing the pneumatic O2 control

Connect O2 compressed-gas supply to


Caleo.

The O2 leak test must be carried out with the O2

i solenoid valve activated. This is only the case if there


is a great deviation between target and actual value
after switching on the pneumatic O2 control.
Therefore, the subsequent test steps up to and
including test step ”O2 leak test” must be carried out
as fast as possible.

Switch on the O2 control.

Set target value to 50 vol.%.

There is a "barrier" at > 40 vol.% which


can be exceeded by pressing the control
knob.

Display message: “ >40 vol.%".

A visual and an audible alarm are


triggered. F

Display message: "O2 deviation". F

4.7.3 O2 leak test

Measure the O2 leak rate using an O2


analyzer, e.g. Oxydig, by holding the O2
sensor for approx. 1 minute at the bottom
of the pneumatic O2 control opening
(Note: The pneumatic O2 control opening
is located next to the filter box, see
Figure).

Fig.: Bottom view of the filter box

The test value is < 45 vol.%. F

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4.7.4 O2 measurement in the steady state

In the steady state, the display of the


Caleo shows a test value of 50 ±3 vol.%. F

Set target value 6 vol.% higher to 56


vol.%.

A visual and an audible alarm are


triggered. F

Set specified value 6 vol.% lower to


44 vol.%.

A visual and an audible alarm are


triggered. F

Confirm the message with the control


knob.

4.8 External addition of oxygen

Function "External addition of oxygen" not


available yet.

4.9 Humidity module (option)

4.9.1 Humidity control

Activate humidity control.

Set specified value to 75%.

A value of 75% ±5% is reached and the


hood starts to mist up. F

4.9.2 Water failure warning

Interrupt water supply, unscrew the tube


of the conduit set to do so.

A visual and an audible alarm are


triggered. F

Display message: "Water tank empty". F

Confirm message with the control knob.

Screw tube of conduit set back on.

Display message goes out. F

4.9.3 Humidity control

Start up humidity module.

Set specified value to level 10.

Canopy starts to mist up. F

4.10 Scale (option)

4.10.1 Calibrating the scale annually

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Caleo must be level. Pay attention to
water scales in Caleo.

To activate DS mode, press the "Menu"


and "Horn off" keys simultaneously for
approx. 4 seconds.

Select "Calibration" and confirm with the


control knob.

Select "Scale" and confirm with the control


knob.

Remove any weight from the mattress


tray.

Press control knob, scale is


counterbalanced.

Calibrate scale with 1-kg test weight, part


no. 7911115; place the test weight
centrally on the mattress tray to do so.

Enter calibration value of 1000 g.

Press the control knob.

Exit DrägerService Mode.

4.10.2 Checking the scale

Press "Scale" key.

Take test weight off the mattress tray.

Place the test weight subsequently on all


4 measuring points of the mattress tray.

25 Measuring
cm points

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The display should indicate the measured
value of 1000 g ±3 g in each case. F

4.11 Service interval

Activate DS mode, press the "Menu" and


"Horn off" keys simultaneously to do so.

Select "Information" and confirm with the


control knob.

Select "Service interval" and confirm with


the control knob.

Enter interval time according to data or


operating hours.

Enter configured alarm limits of Caleo (air


temperature, skin temperature, and O2)
as written down earlier.

Switch off the Caleo at the power switch.

5. Place fully functional Caleo to the


user’s/owner’s disposal.

6. Confirmation of test

Name:

Date:

Signature:

* These steps are regarded as repair work


and are therefore not included in the
inspection service price.

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7. Report:

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8. Annex

8.1 Test equipment list

VDE tester, complete 79 00 234

Secu-Test or 79 10 594

Country-specific tester for 110/127 V mains


voltage range

Thermometer 2M 11 111

Skin-temperature shorting plug 79 10 484

Test weight 1 kg 79 11 115

Oxydig, complete, or 83 04 411

Country-specific oxygen analyzer

O2 flowmeter 2M 85 502

Connecting port M 06 258

Torx wrench bit 79 10 583

Handle for Torx wrench bit 79 10 520

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