SECTION
SECTION 7—TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
SYMPTOM: | PROBABLE CAUSE: |
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Alarm: | Main Power Loss: |
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Short beeps, long | 1. | Power cord NOT | 1. | Insert plug into outlet. |
pause | plugged in. |
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Concentrator not | 2. | No power at outlet. | 2. | Inspect house circuit |
operating, |
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| breakers or fuses. If | |
power switch On. |
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| problem recurs, use a | |
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| different outlet. | |
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Beep......Beep | 3. | Tripped circuit | 3. | Call Service Provider. |
| breaker. |
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Alarm: | System Failure: | 1a. Remove and clean | ||
Continuous | 1. | Unit overheating due | cabinet filters. | |
| to blocked air intake. |
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Concentrator not |
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operating, Power |
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| concentrator at least 7.5 cm | |
Switch On. |
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| (3 in) away from walls, | |
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| draperies or furniture. | |
Beeeeeeeep.... |
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| 2. | Insufficient power at | 2. | DO NOT use extension |
| outlet. | cords. Move to another | ||
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| electrical outlet or circuit. | |
| 3. | Internal repairs | 3. | Call Service Provider. |
| required |
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Part No 1134866 | 31 | Platinum™ |
