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Hi everyone,
Does anybody know how to perform the calibration of the pressure transducers, inspiratory and expiratory, on Maquet Servo I?

Thanks and best regards.

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The calibration is done automatically during the pre-use check. If you need to do any further calibration a field service card is required to access the service menu.

If your Servo-i is failing it pre-use check on pressure transducers I would suggest trying with another expiratory cassette at first and then removing and cleaning the inspiratory valve.

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if changing the cassete fails it is most likley one of the pressure transducer boards that messure in/ out pressure well worth having 2 in stock as moisture can get on to the transducers .These boards are located at either end of the TOP pcb when you take the side off

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Thanks for your suggestions. The expiratory cassette is OK , inspiratory and expiratory valves are OK, try to change the pressure transducers and will let you know.

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It could also be a o2 or air module issue. Try refitting a new service kit and see if that helps

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Hello,
I replaced PC1781 pressure transducers(insp/exp one transducer at a time), I replaced the moisture trap and the membrane on expiratory cassette, I replaced the expiratory cassette, I changed the service kit 5000 h, I replaced the expiratory pressure transducer tube and I have not solved the problem. During the Pre use check " Pressure transducer test" failed but the ventilator is working properly.
Can someone help me?
Thanks and best regards.

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check your O2 and gas air network(Blinder) other cases there is moist inside of it.


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