ResMed S8 Marine Sanitation System User Manual


 
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Display error message:
HIGH LEAK!!!
Adjust Mask
You have experienced
excessively high leak levels for
more than 20 seconds.
Check that your air tubing is
connected properly and that your
mask does not leak excessively.
Use the mask-fitting feature to
help you to fit your mask
properly.
If this message appears again,
contact your clinician.
Display error message:
Exxxx (where xxxx
defines an error)
Component failure. Return your S8 Elite for servicing.
The following message
is displayed on the
LCD after you try to
update settings using
the Data Card:
Card Error
Remove Card
The Data Card is not inserted
correctly.
Ensure that the Data Card is
inserted with the arrow facing up
and pointing towards the device.
Ensure that the device is switched
on and in standby mode before
you insert the Data Card.
The Data Card is only partly
inserted.
Ensure that the Data Card is
inserted into the slot on the Data
Card module as far as it will go.
You may have removed the Data
Card before settings were copied
to the S8 Elite.
Reinsert the Data Card and wait
for the Settings Success
Remove Card message to
appear on the LCD.
The card is not a ResScan Data
Card.
Only use a ResScan Data Card.
The following message
is displayed on the
LCD after you try to
copy data to a Data
Card:
Card Error
Remove Card
The Data Card is not inserted
correctly.
Ensure that the Data Card is
inserted with the arrow facing up
and pointing toward the device.
The card is not a ResScan Data
Card.
Use a ResScan Data Card, as
specified in this manual.
You may have removed the Data
Card before data was copied to
it.
Reinsert the Data Card and wait
for the Copy Complete
Remove Card message to
appear on the LCD.
The following message
is displayed on the
LCD after you try to
update the settings
using the Data Card:
Settings Invalid
Remove Card
The identification details on the
Data Card do not match the
details on your device.
Contact your clinician
immediately.
Problem Possible Cause Solution