For patients who rely on ventilators, the Turtle Oxygen Concentrator is an indispensable medical device. However, recently users have reported frequent IO red light alarm issues in turtle oxygen concentrators, which has aroused concern. This article will discuss the causes and solutions, as well as how to perform maintenance to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.
First of all, the red light alarm may be caused by insufficient oxygen concentration. The turtle oxygen generator automatically monitors and will sound an alarm if the concentration is insufficient. At this time, it is necessary to check whether there is air leakage. If there is no air leakage, the ventilation volume can be adjusted or high-concentration oxygen can be replaced. Secondly, clogged filters may also cause alarms. At this time, the filters should be cleaned or replaced to maintain normal operation of the equipment. Equipment failure is also possible, and professional after-sales service should be sought at this time.
In daily use, maintenance is equally important. Clean the filter regularly, once a month to maintain its good filtration effect. Oxygen inhalation tubes and mouth, nose, and throat tubes should be replaced once a month to prevent bacterial growth and affecting oxygen inhalation efficiency. At the same time, stable ventilation is the key to maintaining oxygen concentration to ensure it is within an appropriate range.
In short, the IO red light alarm of the turtle oxygen concentrator may be due to oxygen supply problems or improper equipment maintenance. Users need to perform troubleshooting and maintenance based on specific conditions. With regular maintenance and proper operation, the Turtle Oxygen Concentrator can be ensured to provide a continuous, stable supply of oxygen to patients. If you have any questions or need maintenance support, be sure to contact after-sales service in time.