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MN123-1 rev E 11/12
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Problem
Probable Cause
Solution
Rapid alarm condition,
and the (yellow) BATT light illuminates
intermittently and FreeStyle shuts down.
Battery voltage is too low to operate the
FreeStyle unit.
Connect to DC or an AC outlet immediately.
Intermittent alarm condition, and the (red)
alarm light illuminates intermittently.
Breathing rate has exceeded the capacity of
the FreeStyle unit.
Reduce activity, and then turn unit off and back on
again to reset unit. If necessary, change to another
source of oxygen as available and contact your
Equipment Provider.
Intermittent alarm condition, and the (red)
alarm light illuminates continuously.
A general malfunction has occurred.
Change to another source of oxygen as available, and
contact your Equipment Provider.
Unit does not start on battery power.
Unit may be hot or cold if left outdoors such
as in an automobile.
Allow the unit to reach normal operating
temperature, which may take several minutes if
exposed to temperature extremes. Temporarily
connect your Universal AC/DC power supply to the
unit’s power inlet and power source, as needed, to
reset the unit’s internal battery.
Delay in recharging internal battery.
Internal battery exceeds charging temperature.
Unit may be operated; however, charging may not
resume until battery temperature is reduced. (See
page 9 notes.)
Unit alarms while in automobile and connected
to the DC outlet.
No power to the unit if battery depleted and
DC outlet not charging.
Disconnect the Universal AC/DC power supply from
the automobile outlet, restart the automobile, and
then reconnect the power supply into the automobile
DC outlet to reset the breaker within DC power
supply.
All other problems.
Change to another source of oxygen as available, and
contact your Equipment Provider.
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