Halyard PMG-115 Basic, Service Manual

Page 1: ...PAIN MANAGEMENT GENERATOR SERVICE MANUAL PAIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PMG 115 Basic PMG 115 TD Advanced PMG 230 Basic PMG 230 TD Advanced PMG Basic PMG Advanced...

Page 2: ...r Panel Displays Controls and Connections 13 6 Special Event States 14 6 1 Recoverable Errors 14 6 1 1 Display 14 6 1 2 Settings 14 6 2 Non Recoverable Faults 15 6 2 1 Display 15 6 2 2 Settings 15 7 T...

Page 3: ...ges and technical specifications 1 1 Glossary of Terms Term De nition 1 Shot A possible value for the STIM RATE in the STIMULATION modes If selected only one stimulus pulse is delivered when the outpu...

Page 4: ...red in Hz Pump Refers to Pain Management Peristaltic Pump Unit TDA PPU 1 RAMP RATE COOLED RF MODE A setting that is adjustable in ADVANCED SETTINGS mode and applies to COOLED RF mode It is the rate at...

Page 5: ...Cable or PMX BAY RSW RFA Switching Cable used to aid in the placement of secondary probes or thermocouples TC Thermocouple TD TRANSDISCAL TDP TRANSDISCAL Probe TDP A TRANSDISCAL Probe A TDP B TRANSDIS...

Page 6: ...Read the User Manual and refer to this Service Manual for additional information where necessary Improper line voltage selection may cause malfunction or damage to the instrument The Voltage Selector...

Page 7: ...h Kimberly Clark or Baylis Pain Management Bipolar Adaptor PMA BP Interference with active implants During RF output implanted devices such as pacemakers may be a ected Quali ed advice should be obtai...

Page 8: ...higher output power For surgical procedures where the high frequency current could ow through parts of the body having a relatively small cross sectional area the use of BIPOLAR techniques may be des...

Page 9: ...obstruct the vents on the underneath of the Generator Under continuous use for extended periods of time it is normal for the top and rear panel to be warm 4 2 Mains Power Cord The Generator is shippe...

Page 10: ...Generator Cleaning and Disinfection Instructions 4 6 Compatible Accessories The PMG has been approved for use with all Halyard Health KIMBERLY CLARK and Baylis accessories transducers and cables This...

Page 11: ...g the Setting Adjustment Keys 5 and Rotary Encoder 6 to the right of the window 5 Settings Adjustment Keys The up and down buttons located to the right of the SETTINGS Window 4 are used for adjusting...

Page 12: ...IDL modes The horizontal axis is time corresponding to the treatment duration in the SETTINGS Window The display will rescale if the TIME duration in the SETTINGS Window is modi ed The vertical axis...

Page 13: ...GURATION SWITCH The orientation of this switch in conjunction with the Fuse Drawer determines the AC input voltage range 100 120V or 220 240V Do not change the position of the voltage selector while t...

Page 14: ...he screen within the status window 6 1 2 Settings In all modes except Multi Cool a 10 second time out returns device to previous READY mode If the probe and cable have been detached the Generator retu...

Page 15: ...Non Recoverable Fault Pop Up Display 6 2 1 Display Red error indicator will display on screen System Fault code will display in the center of the screen within the Status window 6 2 2 Settings The ma...

Page 16: ...ttings Power On Self Test sequence BIOS programming Return connector continuity Serial communications and software version check Default settings Advanced Settings Default values Probe cable detection...

Page 17: ...as determined by your HYH representative Additional information on the return process can be provided by contacting Halyard Health at the phone number above 9 Generator Voltage Setting 9 1 Make sure t...

Page 18: ...and display time may differ with PMG version and treatment Table 10 1 Table of Error Fault Warning Codes Code Message Recommended Action Complete List FAULT H01 Self test failure Power Generation Meas...

Page 19: ...844 425 9273 option 1 then option 3 FAULT H09 Self test failure Cold Junction Reference Error Turn AC power OFF ON to attempt recovery Operational temperature may be outside 10 40 C range FAULT E10 In...

Page 20: ...e contact or defective probe or cable FAULT E16 Hardware RF Power Limit Exceeded Turn AC power OFF ON to attempt recovery Possible intermittent tissue contact or defective probe or cable ERROR E18 Sti...

Page 21: ...OFF ON to attempt recovery Contact HYH Technical Support if problem persists 844 425 9273 option 1 then option 3 FAULT E27 Self test failure RF Voltage Offset Turn AC power OFF ON to attempt recovery...

Page 22: ...very Contact technical support if problem persists Table of Error Fault Warning Codes Code Message Recommended Action Complete List FAULT E34 Stimulus Hardware Pulse Duration Limit Turn AC power OFF O...

Page 23: ...ossible high impedance or desiccated tissue at probe tip ERROR E82 Excessive RF Current Measured Possible short between electrodes or defective probe or cable 1 Check power set point 2 Check probes ca...

Page 24: ...000 ohms Table of Error Fault Warning Codes Code Message Recommended Action Complete List ERROR E86 Low Impedance Detected Possible short between electrodes or damaged cannula insulation 1 Check probe...

Page 25: ...8 Invalid Temperature Reading Please check probe and cable connections Possible defective probe or cable Try new probe and cable if problem persists ERROR E89 Temperature Limit Exceeded Power setting...

Page 26: ...cable s 10 Turn unit OFF then ON to attempt recovery 11 Contact HYH Technical Support if problem persists 844 425 9273 option 1 then option 3 ERROR E95 Low Impedance Detected Check probe and cable co...

Page 27: ...by more than 15 C for 1 sec after Ramp Completion in Multi RF v4 1 v4 11 only 1 Ensure a start temp of 30 C or above 2 Carefully reposition and stabilize cannula or introducer 3 Check probes cables a...

Page 28: ...e fluid circuitry is properly connected and free from obstruction kinks 3 Try new probe s and cable s 4 Contact HYH Technical Support if problem persists 844 425 9273 option 1 then option 3 ERROR E103...

Page 29: ...le TDP B Secondary Thermocouple in ADVANCED SETTINGS ERROR E108 Probe A Not Connected Check probe and cable connections Probe or cable s may be defective TDP A 1 Check probe and cable connections 2 If...

Page 30: ...RROR E115 RFA and Secondary Thermocouple Not Connected Check probe and cable connections Probe s or cable s may be defective ERROR E116 CRP B Connected But Disabled In ADVANCED SETTINGS Disconnect CRP...

Page 31: ...onnections Probe or cable s may be defective Note Only applies to Transdiscal TD 1 Check connection of adapter and probe cables ensuring that they are dry ensure proper autoclave drying time is observ...

Page 32: ...t HYH Technical Support if problem persists 844 425 9273 option 1 then option 3 ERROR E126 Low Impedance Detected Possible short circuit between electrodes or damaged introducer insulation ERROR E127...

Page 33: ...e number of probes connected on left right pump head to two or fewer 2 Check probe and cable connections 3 Contact HYH Technical Support if problem persists 844 425 9273 option 1 then option 3 ERROR E...

Page 34: ...lines tubing is properly connected and free from obstruction kinks 4 Inspect for fluid drop in burette s and flow from burette through the probe s and back to the burette FAULT E170 Software Error De...

Page 35: ...probe or cable Try new probe and cable if problem persists 1 Check probe and cable connections 2 Try new probe s and cable s if problem persists 3 Contact HYH Technical Support if problem persists 84...

Page 36: ...W210 High Impedance Detected Check probe and cable connections Possible poor tissue contact Probe s or cable s may be defective 1 Carefully reposition and stabilize cannula or introducer 2 Swap out p...

Page 37: ...g v4 1 v4 11 Minimum temperature 30 C has not been reached 1 Keep probe s inserted at tissue site until PMG reads a minimum temperature of 30 C prior to procedure start 2 Swap out probe and cable as a...

Page 38: ...idal Maximum power 50 W available into an impedance range of 60 ohms 520 ohms resistive Outside this range the Generator reduces available power to comply with specified voltage and current limits App...

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Page 40: ...ability for the data contained in this guide The AMA assumes no responsibility for consequences attributable to or related to any use or interpretation of any information or views contained or not con...