Troubleshooting

If there is a problem, try the following suggestions. If the problem cannot be solved, contact your equipment supplier or ResMed. Do not attempt to open the battery.

Problem/Possible cause

Solution

Device is not running

 

Power connections are disrupted.

Check all cables and connect them as described in

 

Setting up.

RPS II is discharged.

Connect the device to the mains power supply and

 

recharge the RPS II.

RPS II is off.

Set the DC on/off switch to on.

 

 

Incorrect output voltage selected.

Select the correct output voltage for your device

 

using the output voltage selector switch from the

 

RPS II rear panel.

 

Note: For a list of output voltages and DC cables

 

for your device, see the attached information leaflet,

 

your device user guide, or the Battery/Device

 

Compatibility List on www.resmed.com.

RPS II sounds an audible alert continuously and an amber LED is flashing

The battery charge level is less than 5%.

Press the audible alert mute button to mute the alert. Recharge the battery as soon as possible.

RPS II sounds an audible alert for 10 seconds and a green LED is flashing

The battery charge level is below

Recharge the battery as soon as possible.

10%.

 

 

 

Charging stops before completion

 

When charging the battery inside

Remove the battery from the RPS II carry bag or

the RPS II carry bag, the ambient

charge the battery where the ambient temperature is

temperature is warmer than 35oC.

cooler than 35oC.

Battery turns off and stops powering device

When the battery is in the RPS II carry bag, the ambient temperature is warmer than 35oC.

Remove the battery from the RPS II carry bag or power the device where the ambient temperature is cooler than 35oC.

Battery charge level indicator is inaccurate

Ambient temperature is at extreme condition (eg, –5oC, +40oC).

Recharge the battery as soon as possible to ensure adequate capacity.

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ResMed RPS II, POWER STATION II manual Troubleshooting, Your device user guide, or the Battery/Device