Dre - Infantia - nb1 Service Manual (Revised)

DRE Infantia NB1
Service Manual
R SERVICE MANUAL FOR Infantia NB1 INFANT INCUBATOR EDITION/REVISION A/0
SECTION 1
GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 INTRODUCTION
This manual provides instructions for installation, maintenance and repair the Incubators.
This manual is intended for use only by trained, qualified service personnel. Instructions for the
operator of the equipment are provided in a separate operator’s manual.
1.2 DESCRIPTION
Skin or Air Temperature Mode Control is selected by a front panel keypad. Infantia NB1 infant incubators
have Set Temperature, Real Temperature display in different digital
displays. They can be equipped with the cabinet. Infant scale is optional.
The infant incubator also include the following features:
· More Access doors with a quiet latch.

· Tilt mechanism of infant bed can be adjusted steplessly in the range of ±12 degrees.
· An IV Pole with load capacity of 20Kg.
1.3 ACCESSORIES
Accessories available of use with the Incubators are illustrated in Figure 1.1. Refer to Section 6 of
this manual for part numbers.
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Blue Light Radiant Box

I.V Pole
Hood
Elliptic Access Door

Circular Port
Water Cup Temperature Control
Guard Rail
Infant Incubator Case Cabinet
Wheel
Figure 1.1 Composition
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SECTION 2
INSTALLATION
2.1 UNPACKING
Typically, the Cabinet Stand, the Incubator Main Body are shipped in separate cartons. When removing the
equipment from the cartons, take care not to scratch or otherwise damage unprotected surfaces. Remove all
packing materials from the Shell Assembly.
2.2 ASSEMBLING OF STAND FOR INCUBATOR

A. list for assembly the stand:
1) Left stand………………………………………….1 9) Flat Washerφ6…………………….8
2) Right stand………………………………………..1 10) Spring Washerφ6…………………6
3) Connecting crosspiece…………………………..1 11) Hex Nut M6…………………………2
4) Square frame……………………………………..1 12) Wheel with brake.........................2
5) Hexagon Socket Cap Head Screws M8-20……6 13) Wheel without brake......................2
6) Flat Washerφ8…………………………………..6 14) Flat Washerφ12............................4
7) Spring Washerφ8………………………………6 15) Spring Washerφ12........................4
8) Hex Head Screw, M6-18…………..……………6
B. Installation Procedure:
Tool：Spanner
1). Referring to figure 2.1, fixed Connecting crosspiece to Left stand and Right stand with Hexagon Socket
Cap Head Screws M8-20, Spring Washerφ8, Flat Washerφ8.
2). Inverting Square frame, place the fixed Left and Right stand on Square frame, then Left stand connect
Square frame with Hex Head Screw, M6-18, Flat Washerφ6, Spring Washerφ6 and Hex Nut M6. Installation
of the right stand is as same as the Left stand.
3). Connect the wheels and left and right stand firmly with spring washer φ12, flat washer φ12.
NOTE: The wheels with brakes should be installed on the front of stand (longer part of stand is the front
part).
Wheel
Hex head screw M8-20 Spring washer 12
Spring washer 8
Flat washer 12
Flat washer 8
Left stand
Conncting crosspiece Hex Nut M6

Spring washer 6
Flat washer 6
Right stand
Inboard plate
Flat washer 6
Hex head screw M6-18 Inboard plate Hex head screwM6-18
Spring washer 6
Flat washer 6 Square frame
Figure 2.1 Install Stand

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2.3 ASSEMBLING THE HOOD ON THE STAND

A. see figure 2.7, lock the wheels tightly, fix the main body of incubator on the stand with the lock mechanism
on two sides of the stand, and adjust the length of lock mechanism. And lock the spanner.
2.4 ASSEMBLING THE HOOD ON THE CABINET

A. wear the wheel the spring washer, and connect firmly with the cabinets note : the locked wheels should
connected before the cabinet. (see Figure 2.2)
Figure 2.2 Installation of the wheels

B. tighten wheels of the Cabinet Stand and attach the Main Body securely to the Cabinet Stand with Locks
on either side of the Cabinet. Modulate the length of Locks to let clamp engaged in retainer. (see Figure 2.4)
C. See figure 2.3.1, 2.3.2, put the I.V. Pole between the fix seat 1 and fix seat 2, tighten the inner hexagon
bolts on the bottom of support pole for I.V. Pole and fixing seats with spanner to make sure the I.V. Pole firm.
See figure 2.3.3, adjust the height of I.V. Pole, tighten the screw knot as the arrow indicates.
Inner Hexagon Spanner

Support Pole for I.V. Pole
Fix Seat 1
Fix Seat 2
Inner Hexagon Bolt
Figure 2.3.1
Inner Hexagon Bolt
Figure 2.3.2 Figure 2.3.3

Figure 2.3 Installation of the I.V. Pole
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D. See figure 2.4, fix the tray onto the support pole for I.V. Pole with fix seat 1 and tighten the inner
hexagon bolts.
ENLARGED ILLUSTRATION I
Tray Line for Tray Position
I
Fix Seat 1 Inner Hexagon Bolt
NOTE: The direction of tray when installing, the side with note label for tray
should face the front of incubator, incorrect installation is for bidden.
Figure 2.4 Installation of the Tray
E. See figure 2.5.1, tighten the hexagon bolt connecting square ruler frame, I.V. pole for radiant box and
support arm with spanner. See figure 2.5.2, 2.5.3, put the I.V. Pole between the fix seat 1 and fix seat 2, tighten
the inner hexagon bolts on the bottom of support pole for I.V. Pole and fixing seats with spanner to make sure
the I.V. Pole firm. See figure 2.5.4, fix the hook in the pole, adjust the height of I.V. Pole, tighten the screw knot
as the arrow indicates.
Support arm Spanner Support Pole for I.V. Pole
Inner Hexagon Spanner
Fix Seat 1
Inner Hexagon Bolt
Square Ruler Frame I.V. pole for radiant box Fix Seat 2
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Inner Hexagon Bolt

Figure 2.5 Installation of the I.V. Pole
F. See figure 2.6, fix the tray onto the support pole for I.V. Pole with fix seat 1 and tighten the inner
hexagon bolts.
Inner Hexagon Bolt ENLARGED ILLUSTRATION I
Line for Tray Position
Tray
Fix Seat 1
NOTE: The direction of tray when installing, the side with note label for tray
should face the front of incubator, incorrect installation is for bidden.
Figure 2.6 Installation of the Tray
NOTE: Incubator’s Main Body comprises of two parts as hood and base assembly.
WARNING: The incubator must be attached securely to the cabinet using the clamps
provided. Failure to do so could result in the incubator separating from the
stand if sufficiently tilted, particularly with the hood open.
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Access Panel Hood
Infant Incubator Case
Guard Rail
Cabinet Door
Lock Mechanism
Ⅱ
Ⅰ
Cabinet
(Enlarged illustration II)

(Enlarged illustration I)
wheel unlocked wheel locked hang on the snap lock the snap
Note: The Pedestal front locking casters must be facing down as to be locked indicated by arrow 1. The
Pedestal front locking casters must be facing upward to as be unlocked indicated by arrow 2.
(See Enlarged illustration I)
Hang on the snap and lock it (See Enlarged illustration II)
Figure 2.7 Incubator Base Assembly mounted on the Cabinet
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2.5 ASSEMBLING BLUE LIGHT RADIATION BOX

A. Part List
1) Support arm...................2 6) Flat washer φ 8.........12 11) Hex head nut M8.........4
2) Lamp assembly..............1 7) Angle iron shelf...............2 12) Main body....................1
3) Hex head screw M10-90..4 8) Bush..............................4 13) Guard rail.....................1
4) Hex head screw M8-16..4 9) Flat washerφ10...........4 14) Spring washerφ8.........8
5) Hex head screw M8-35..4 10) Spring washerφ10.......4
B. Install the lamp assembly onto infant incubator as shown in figure 2.8
IMPORTANT: Before installation, the blue lamps should be removed from the lamp assembly in order to
prevent the lamp broken.
10
1
2
11
3
12
4
13
5
6
14
7
Figure 2.8 Install The Lamp Assembly
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2.6 ASSEMBLING INFANT SCALE

If equipped with infant scale, please refer to the use’s manual of infant scale.
2.7 AFTER FINISHING THE INSTALLATION OF THE WHOLE UNIT

A．push and pull to move to and fro and lift the main body to check whether the cabinet or stand can be
firmed with main body or not.
B．Insert one terminal of power cord AC220V into its socket.
C．Insert the other terminal of power cord AC220V into its socket for wall earthed
Warning: to prevent the incubator sliding on the slope, the front locked wheels of stand or
cabinet must be locked downwards.
2.8 GENERAL OPERATION AND FUNCTION TESTING PROCEDURES

Incubator must be tested prior to initial use and after each remove of it for cleaning and maintenance
thereafter.
WARNING
1. Infant must be taking out from the incubator before general operation and
functional checkout procedure.
2. Infant incubator must be stopped to use if it cannot pass the following operation
checkout procedure or find any foreseeable trouble. The troubleshooting must
be serviced by qualified person.
3. The checkout procedure related to temperature enable to use, only when set
temperature must be high 3℃ than ambient temperature.
A. Check to tighten the wheels

Elevate each end of incubator approximately 2cm and test on each wheel one by one. A loosened wheel can
result in incubator instability or tip-over while Incubator is delivered past cable, and threshold of door or elevator.
DO NOT use Incubator before the loosened wheel is replaced.
Important: Two people are required to implement the test. One elevates Incubator and the other check
the wheel. The minimum weight of Incubator to be elevated is approximately 100 kilograms.
B. Check different parts of Hood: Follow the procedures illustrated by figures.
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CHECK THE HOOD OPERATION
CAUTION: Check to remove all the mounted accessories before removing Hood to avoid disturbance.
Disconnect the skin sensor, slowly tilt the Hood Release the hood by pulling on and pressing the
back until the Hood locks in place. Knob as the arrow indicate while closing the hood.
CHECK FRONT ACCESS PANEL
Rotate the pawl Latches and open the Access Panel. Pivot the Access Panel to the full open position
(hanging straight down). Close the Access Panel and rotate both latches until they are fully engaged. Both
latches must be fully engaged to avoid accidental opening of the panel.
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CHECK IRIS PORTS
Rotate the outer ring of each Iris Port, the iris should open and close as rotation is continued through 360
degree.
CHECK ACCESS DOOR LATCH
Each Access Door should swing open. Close the doors and check for proper latching and Quietness, and
check seal.
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E. CHECK MATTRESS TILT MECHANISM
Rotate the mattress tilt mechanism clockwise and anti-clockwise and the mattress can be continuously
adjusted within the range of ±12º.
F. MATTRESS TRAY OPERATION
Open the Access Panel and slide it out to the fully extended position indicated by the arrow. Lean on
Mattress Tray to make sure it is properly supported to provide a firm infant platform. Return the mattress and
close Access Panel.
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CHECK THE AIR INTAKE MICROFILTER
WARNING: A dirty Air Intake Microfilter may affect oxygen concentration and /or cause
Carbon Dioxide build-up. The filter must be checked on a routine basis and
changed at least every two months.
Loosen the two thumb screws of the Air Intake Filter Cover and remove the cover. Inspect the micro filter, if
dirty, it should be cleaned. Refer to Paragraph 5 concerning cleaning and maintenance for additional
instructions. Put the filter cover back.
C. Check the power-off alarm: Switch off the supply power of Incubator. Emergency-off alarm appears and
malfunction indicator illuminates after switching on temperature controller. Alarm is eliminated after power is
switched off.
D. Check supply battery of the power-off alarm: Switch on temperature controller and after it is put into
operation, charging /full charge indicators in the access panel reveal battery’s charging state inside temperature
controller. Yellow light indicates charging state while green full charge. In operation, temperature controller
checks automatically the voltage of chargeable batteries and makes them charge or discharge accordingly.
E. Check Temperature Controller: Follow the below procedures.
CHECK MOTOR FAILED ALARM
Air exits and entries located at either side of the mattress are sealed by tight-woven cloth. After a dozen of
minutes, the audible and visual alarm should activate and Motor Alarm Indicator lights.
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CHECK DEVIATION ALARM (AIR MODE)
Close all of the doors, windows and set the temperature to 32 ºC. Enter TEMPERATURE ALARM
CHECKOUT STATE (Refer to Table of definitions and symbols), increased air temperature display (input warm
air into Hood) checks high deviation alarm (+3 ºC deviation alarm). Set temperature to 35ºC. Open the Access
Panel and check low deviation alarm (-3 ºC deviation alarm). Enter TEMPERATURE ALARM CHECKOUT
STATE (Refer to Table of definitions and symbols), High/Low deviation alarm (Audible and visual) should
activate when deviations occur and simultaneously.
Attention: Deviation alarm is not actuated while Air temperature varies within the range of set
temperature ±0.3ºC. Alarm is actuated when the ambient temperature is below the set
temperature or air is input into Hood while checking down deviation alarm.
CHECK DEVIATION ALARM ( SKIN TEMPERATURE CONTROL MODE)
Connect the Skin Sensor plug to the Sensor Receptacle and select Skin Mode Control.
The arrow of Skin Sensor must be facing upward. Insert
the Sensor plug directly to the Sensor Receptacle.
1. The Sensor Plug must be inserted into or pulled out of the Sensor Receptacle with
hand tightly holding it. Do Not pull the Sensor by cord.
2. Never place the Skin temperature Sensor under the infant or use it rectally.
3.Don’t bend of the connect plug.
Set temperature to 35ºC. Put Skin Temperature Sensors into troughs with the temperature of over
approximately 37ºC or below 33ºC respectively, enter TEMPERATURE ALARM CHECKOUT STATE (Refer to
Table of definitions and symbols) to check ±1ºC deviation. High/Low Deviation Alarm should activate audible
and visual when deviations occur and simultaneously.

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CHECK SKIN TEMPERATURE SENSOR ALARM
Selected Skin Mode Control, Disconnect the skin sensor from the receptacle. The audible and visual alarms
should activate. When the skin sensor reconnected, the incubator should return to normal operation after the
Reset/Silent key is pressed.
Selected Skin Mode Control, Set Control Temperature to its maximum and keep Skin Temperature Sensor
below 2 ºC under Control Temperature. The audible and visual alarms should activate after the temperature
reaches the stable condition. The alarming light flashes.
CHECK OVER TEMPERATURE ALARM
Select Air Temperature Control Mode, in turn press Up, Down and Reset/Silent Key simultaneous, and there
should be no display from SET Temp indicator. Heating indicator lights illuminate after temperature controller is
put into Over Temperature Test Mode. After a while, Over Temperature Alarm shall be activated audible and
visual. On alarming, the Real Temperature Display should show the current Incubator temperature. Press the
Reset/Silence Key to exit the Over Temperature Test Mode.
Select Skin Temperature Control Mode, in turn press Up, Down and Reset/Silent Key simultaneous, and
there should be no display from SET Temp indicator. Heating indicator lights illuminate after temperature
controller is put into Over Temperature Test Mode. After a while, Over Temperature Alarm shall be activated
audible and visual. On alarming, the Real Temperature Display should show the current Incubator temperature.
Press the Reset/Silence Key to exit the Over Temperature Test Mode.
Note: Press Reset/Silent Key to cancel alarm sounds for 5 minutes.
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Reset key on
unlock position
Reset key on
lock position
G. the checking ends. If the incubator is used continuously, prewarm it; if not, turn off all switches, and pull off
the power cord.
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SECTION 3
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
3.1 SPECIFICATION
Specifications for the Incubators are provided in Table 3.1. All specifications maybe subject to change
without advance notice. Open Access Doors and Front Panel or change Mattress obliquity, which can alter the
air flow pattern, may affect temperature uniformity, temperature variability, the correlation of the Incubator
temperature reading to center mattress temperature and infant skin temperature.
TABLE 3.1 SPECIFICATIONS
POWER REQUIREMENTS…………………………………………………AC220V-230V, 50/60Hz

POWER REQUIREMENTS……………………………………………………………………680VA
POWER OUTLET………………………………………AC220V-230V,50/60Hz, MAX. CURRENT 1A
PROTECTIVELY EARTHED…………………………………………………………………< 0.1Ω

EARTH LEAKAGE CURRENT……………………………………………Normal condition: < 0.5 mA
Single Fault Condition: < 1mA
PATIENT LEAKAGE CURRENT…………………………………………Normal Condition: < 0.1mA
Single Fault Condition: < 0.5mA
PATIENT LEAKAGE CURRENT ………………………………………Single Fault Condition: < 5mA
(Mains Voltage On The Applied Part )
Refer to IEC601-1, this equipment belongs to Class I, Type BF. Its operation is continuous.
ALARM
POWER ALARM
Power failure ……………………………………Activates if primary power to the incubator fails or the
power cord is accidentally disconnected from the wall receptacle
MOTOR ALARM
Motor failure………………………………………Activates if motor broken or power disconnect
Motor run speed too low…………………………Activates if motor run speed is low than 1000rpm.
Air flow stop…………………………………………… Activates if the air flow passages of left and
right sides of the main deck completely jam by cloth material
SENSOR ALARM
Air Temperature Sensor Failure …………………………………………Activates when Sensor is short line,
open circuit or is not connected to the Incubator
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TABLE3.1 SPECIFICATIONS (Continued)
Skin Sensor Failure………………………Activated when skin sensor is short line, open circuit or is not
connected to the Incubator, only apply to only apply to skin mode activated
*Skin Sensor Out of Position…………………Activated when Skin Sensor is not in correct position to
perform calibration or continues operation, only apply to skin mode activated
Isolate Overheating Sensor Failure………………………Activated when the Isolate Sensor is short
line, open circuit or is not connected to the Incubator
Air flow Sensor Failure………………………………Activated when the Air Flow Sensor is short line,
open circuit or is not connected to the Incubator
HIGH TEMPERATURE DEVIATION ALARM
High Air Temperature……………………………………Under temperature alarm checkout state**,
Activated if display Air Temperature is 3.0 above set point
High Skin Temperature……………………………………Under temperature alarm checkout state**,
Activated if display Skin Temperature is 1.0 above set point
LOW TEMPERATURE DEVIATION ALARM
Low Air Temperature………………………………………Under temperature alarm checkout state**,

Activated if display Air Temperature is 3.0 below set point.
Low Skin Temperature……………………………………Under temperature alarm checkout state**,
Activated if display Skin Temperature is 1.0 below set point
OVER TEMPEARATURE ALARM
Air Temperature Control Mode……………………………Activated if Incubator Temperature** <38℃

Skin Temperature Control Mode…………………………Activated if Incubator Temperature** <40℃
E²ROM Failed…………………………………………………………………………………internal malfunction
TEMPERATURE CONTROL RANGE AND CORRELATIVE SPECIFICATION
Air Mode Control………………………………………………………………………25-37℃

Skin Mode Control…………………………………………………………………………34-37℃
Temperature Rise Time**(typical +22℃ ambient ) ……………………………………<30minutes
Temperature Variability**………………………………………………………………………<0.5℃
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TABLE 3.1 SPECIFICATIONS (Continued)
Temperature Uniformity **(level mattress) …………………………………………………< 0.8℃

(After Incubator Temperature Equilibrium is reached)
Precision of Skin Sensor……………………………………………………………………< 0.3℃
ENVIRONMENT TEMPERATURE
Operating Range………………………………………………………………………+20-+30℃
Storage Range…………………………………………………………………………-40-+55℃
ENVIRONMENT HUMIDITY
Operating Range………………………………………………………30-75%RH Non-condensing
Storage Range…………………………………………………………< 93%RH Non-condensing
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSUR
Shipment and Store atmospheric pressure range…………………………………500hPa-1060hPa
Operating atmospheric pressure range……………………………………………700hPa-1060hPa
AIR VELOCITY
Ambient Air Velocity………………………………………………………………………< 0.3m/s
OTHER SPECIFICATION
Infant mattress width………………………………………………………………………35cm
Infant mattress length………………………………………………………………………63cm
Noise level within Hood Environment………………………………………………………< 55dB(A)
Related ambient noise should be <45 dB(A)
Carbon dioxide(CO2) level within the hood……………………Less than0.5% when a mixture of CO2
in air is delivered at 750ml/min at a point 10cm above the center of the mattress.
Air Velocity Over Mattress…………………………………………………………less than 0.35m/s
Mattress Maximum load………………………………………………………………………10kg
IV Pole Max. Load……………………………………………………………………………2KG
Tray Max. Load………………………………………………………………………………3.5Kg
Hood Max. Load………………………………………………………………………………4KG
Mattress Tilt Trendelenburg…………………………………………Continuously Variable to ±12º
Weight of Incubator……………………………………………………………………About 100Kg
Average radiation degree for blue light……………………………………..………≥500μw/cm2
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TABLE 3.1 SPECIFICATIONS (Continued)

Lifetime of timer……………………………………. ……………………….…………≥ 6 years
Range of timing……………………………………. ……………………………0~9999hrs 59min
Accumulative error………………………………………………………………………≤0.002%
INCUBATOR SERVICE LIFE

The service life of incubator is limited, generally 8 years, but according to every incubator different using
frequency and operating state and working and store environment, the service life will be changed.
RESET/SILENT KEY
Press Reset/Silent Key to silence audible alarm for 5 minutes and a subsequent alarm is restored in 5
minutes if the following alarms occur. Alarms are automatically cancelled (except Over temperature
Alarm) if alarm condition no longer exists. Press Reset/Silent Key twice in series to directly cancel
alarms and Incubator returns to the set state.
· High Temperature Alarm
· Low Temperature Alarm
· Sensor Alarm
· Over Temperature Alarm
· Motor Alarm
*Refer to Skin Mode control
**Refer to Table of Definitions and Symbols for Measurement Points
FACTORY DEFAULT SETTING ( ORIGINAL STATE)

Temperature control Mode…………………………………………………………………Air Mode
Air set temperature……………………………………………………………………………32℃
Skin set temperature…………………………………………………………………………34℃
Temperature units……………………………………………………………………………… ℃
ATTENTION: Open Access Panel or Panel or the use of other baby bed, supplies or other
equipment within the incubator, which can alter the air flow pattern, may effect
temperature uniformity, temperature variability, the correlation of the incubator
temperature leading to center mattress temperature and skin temperature.
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3.2 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION

3.2.1 General
This section contains a functional description and detailed theory of operation of the equipment. A system
block diagram of the Controller is shown in Figure 3.2 and 3.3.
The control of temperature is achieved by means of air circulation system as shown in Figure 3.1. A
controlled amount of room air is drawn through the air intake filter by means of the motor-driven impeller on the
Controller and then drawn back to motor though air return filter. Circulated air flows through temperature
sensing sensor. Temperature Controller automatically modulates the temperature inside Hood according to the
temperature sensed by the air temperature sensing sensor.
AIR CIRCULATION WITH FRONT

ACCESS PANEL CLOSED
FIGURE 3.1 AIR CIRCULATION SYSTEM

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Motor test
Keyboard control
Ari circulate system

Temperature display
Functional alarm
Output
Temperature A
control output
Temperature B
MCU control output
Amplifier Air temperature sensor
Amplifier Skin temperature censor
A/D
Amplifier Lsolated overheating sensor
Amplifier Air flow sensor
Figure 3.2 Controller functional block diagram
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Start
INT0
Initialization
Fan detection
Data display
Return
INT1
YES
Key checking
A/D Sampling
Key handling
NO
Return
Data handling
T0，T2
YES Timer
Trouble checking
Return
Alarm
NO
identification
Series port
Heating control interruption
Data transfer
Data display
Return
Figure 3.3 Controller functional block diagram
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3.2.2 Temperature Control
Incubator temperature is regulated using either Incubator air or infant’s skin temperature as the controlling
parameter. A desirable mode is selected by a front panel key.
In either mode of operation, the heater output is proportional to the amount of heat required to maintain the
desired temperature. In Air Control Mode, the air temperature can be maintained from 25ºC to 37ºC as
indicated by the Set Temperature Display setting. The Incubator air temperature is monitored by a sensor
located below deck and compared with the Set Temp Display setting. The information from this sensor is
supplied to the heater control circuitry. Actual Air Temperature displays by the Real Temperature Display. A
separate Temperature Sensor beside the Air Temperature Sensor serves as a backup to limit the Incubator
temperature to between 39ºC and 40ºC; at this temperature range, a separate Over Temperature alarm is
activated, the heater is shut off.
In Skin Temperature Control Mode, the infant’s skin temperature can be maintained as indicated by the
Set Temperature Display from 34.0 to 37.0ºC. A temperature sensing sensor is attached directly to the infant’s
skin; the information from the sensor is supplied to the heater control circuitry which proportions the heater
output to maintain the Baby’s Temperature at the Set Temperature setting. Actual baby skin temperature is
displayed by the Real Temperature Display.
In Air Temperature Control Mode, Temperature Controller does not control the information transmitted by
Skin Sensor, but Auxiliary Temperature Display can show temperature information provided by Skin
Temperature Sensor. In Skin Temperature Control Mode, Temperature Controller does not control the
information transmitted by Air Sensor, but Auxiliary Temperature Display can show temperature information
provided by Air Temperature Sensor.
If the sensor is disconnected from its receptacle during Skin Temperature Control Mode of operation, the
Skin Temperature Display blanks and a sensor alarm is activated. The Isolate Temperature Sensor within the
Temperature Controller remains in the circuit to limit the air temperature to less than 40.0ºC.
3.2.3 Alarms
Alarms are provided for Power Failure, Motor Alarm, Sensor Failure, Over Temperature Alarm and
Temperature Deviation Alarm from Set Temperature and the monitoring of system. Each time the unit is turned
on, the unit is automatically stepped through an alarm check sequence to verify proper alarm function.
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Motor Alarm: A sensor located in the normal air path of the fan controls this alarm. If air flow stops due to
a fan failure, the temperature of the self-heated sensor rises causing the Air Flow alarm Indicator on the front
panel to light and produce a pulsating audible tone. Auxiliary Temperature Display shows “E07”. Low Motor
Speed Alarm activates if rotate speed is lower than 1000prm, due to external force. At this time, Auxiliary
Temperature Display shows “E08” and the Motor Alarm Indicator on the front panel lights. Motor Alarm can
also be activated if Air Flow of the Hood is blocked. Then, Auxiliary Temperature Display shows “E06”. This
alarm is not self-resetting and cannot be silenced and canceled until the alarm condition is corrected.
Over Temperature Alarm: A sensor within the Air Temperature Sensor or Skin Temperature Sensor
sounds this alarm if the Incubator temperature exceeds 39ºC. An Over Temperature alarm is indicated by a
flashing light and a continuous audible tone. The Auxiliary Temperature Display shows “E09” and the Heater is
switched off. Besides, Incubator is equipped with an Isolated Temperature Sensor independent of
Temperature Controller to be specialized in monitoring the Temperature inside Incubator. When the internal
temperature exceeds 40ºC, an Over Temperature alarm on the front panel is activated to light and then the
Auxiliary Temperature Display shows “E09”. The heater is switched off. This alarm is not self-resetting and
cannot be silenced and canceled until the alarm condition is corrected.
Power Failure: If primary power to the Incubator is interrupted for any reason, including a disconnected
power cord, an audible alarm is activated and the Power Fail Indicator lights. This alarm can be deactivated
only by restoring the primary power or setting the Incubator Power Switch off.
Sensor Failure: Sensor Alarm can be activated by short-circuited, open-circuited or disconnected

conditions of Air Temperature Sensor and Auxiliary Temperature Display shows “E01”; the Alarm can also be
activated by short-circuited, open-circuited or disconnected conditions of Skin Temperature Sensor and
Auxiliary Temperature Display shows “E02”; signal “E03” is actuated by disconnection or damage of the
Isolated Temperature Sensor; “E04” indicates disconnection or damage of Air Flow Sensor. “E05” indicates
misplacement of Skin Temperature Sensor. Sensor Alarm indicators on the front panel flash when Sensor
alarm is activated. Alarm is automatically cancelled if alarm condition is corrected.
Temperature Deviation Alarm: This alarm is actuated if skin or air temperature fluctuates from set
temperature as follows. Up deviation of the Set Temperature is indicated by a flashing light. The Auxiliary
Temperature Display shows “E10” for down deviation and “E11” for up deviation.
Skin Temperature: ±1.0ºC
Air Temperature: ±3.0ºC

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System Alarm: If the E2ROM failure occurs, the system alarming can be started up, meanwhile, all
alarming light are on, the auxiliary temperature window can indicate E12. At this time, please hand over the
incubator to the qualified personnel to repair.
The audible alarms except Power Failure Alarm can be silenced by depressing the Reset/Silent Key for 5
minutes. ----When silenced, the alarm indicator will remain on until the alarm condition is corrected if the alarm
condition is not corrected within 5 minutes, the audible alarm will be reactivated.
3.2.4 Silent Hand Ports, Iris Ports and IV Soft Port
The front panel and rear panel of Incubator are both equipped with Hand Ports for two physicians’ operation.
The open part of Hand Ports can be adjusted to guarantee no loss of warmth in the Hood when different types
of medical device pipes are inserted in the Hood. IV Soft Port is designed in the way that pipes need not be
disconnected when infants are transferred inside or outside Incubator during transfusion.
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SECTION 4
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
4.1 GENERAL
The section provides cleaning and maintenance instructions. Where necessary, disassembly
instructions are provided. Maintenance other than that provided in this section should be performed only
by qualified service personnel. Calibration procedures should be performed at 2 year intervals.
WARNING: Disconnect all the connections to Incubator before cleaning and maintenance,
especially the connection to Oxygen Supply.
Do not clean and maintain Incubator in the environment full of oxygen may
cause burning.
4.2 CLEANING
When an infant is discharged, or at least once a week, the Incubator should be thoroughly cleaned
and disinfected. Cleaning can most effectively be accomplished by disassembling, then grouping the
parts and/or assemblies in categories according to the method of cleaning required.
WARNING: Infant must be taking out from the incubator before cleaning and functional
checkout procedure.
4.2.1 Disassembly for cleaning

ATTENTION: For routine cleaning there is no need to separate the Hood/Base assembly from the
Cabinet Stand. If separation is necessary, refer to the Installation Section.
WARNING: The Controller heater can be sufficiently hot to cause burning; avoid
removing the Controller or touching the heater until the unit has
been switched off for at least 45 minutes.
A. Remove The Temperature Controller

as shown in Figure 4.1. Place the latch to the position indicated in the figure and then withdraw the
Temperature Controller from the Incubator.
Withdraw the Temperature Controller as indicated by the arrow.

WARNING: The controller can be withdraw from the incubator,
when the lock hand pull out to >90 degree direction.
Figure 4.1 Removal of Controller
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B. Remove the Mattress

Open the Access Panel and lift the Mattress Tray according to arrow 1 and remove the Mattress
according to arrow 2 (see Figure 4.2). Remove the cover from the Mattress.
Figure 4.2 Removing the Mattress
C. Rotate the Main Deck Retainer and place it to the unlocked position.
LOCKED UNLOCKED
Figure 4.3 Rotate the Main Deck Retainer
D. Remove the Seal of the Main Deck

Remove the Seal of the Main Deck (see Figure 4.4)
Figure 4.4 Remove the Seal of the Main Deck
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E. Remove the Main Deck

Remove the Main Deck. (See Figure 4.5)
The Mattress Tilt Mechanism
Screw
Figure 4.5 Remove the Main Deck
F. Remove the Mattress Tilt Mechanism

Loosen the screws connecting the Mattress Tilt Mechanism and Mattress Tray to remove the
Mattress Tilt Mechanism. (See Figure 4.5)
G. Remove the Air Filter
Loosen the two screws off the Air Filter Cover and remove the Air Filter Cover.( See Figure 4.6)
Figure 4.6 Remove the Air Filter
H. Remove Air Intake Tube Connector

Move the Air Intake Tube out in direction of arrow 2 after disconnecting Air Intake Tube from Air Tube
Connector in direction of arrow 1 (see Figure 4.7).
Figure 4.7 Removal of Air Intake Tube
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I. Remove Access Door gaskets and plastic sleeves and remove Iris Port plastic sleeves. Remove
Access Door cuff.
J. Remove Soft Port for IV from the Hood.
4.2.2 CLEANING
Detergent: A neutral detergent or disinfectant registered by the national agency should be used, but
only after the Incubator is empty and disassembled as described in paragraph 4.2.1. When using any
detergent or disinfector, follow the manufacturer’s directions for use. After removing all solid wastes and
contaminants from the disassembled parts clean them as follows:
① Skin Sensor----Use a disinfectant-detergent to thoroughly clean all surfaces, then dry with a clean
cloth or paper towel. Do not steep Sensor into disinfectant-detergent.
② Water Chamber, Cup, Soft Port for IV, Main Deck Seal, Gaskets, Iris Port Plastic Sleeves,
Access Door Cuff, Buffer, Air Intake Tube-----Fill the Suitable Container (or using the Water Chamber of
the incubator) with a disinfectant-detergent, Place Soft Port for IV, Mattress Tray Seal, Gaskets, Air
Intake Tube, etc. into solution. Allow parts to soak as recommended by the cleaning solution’s
manufacturer, then remove them and dry completely with a clean cloth or paper tower.
ATTENTION: If necessary, a larger container may be used, but if the trough is not used, then the
Fill Pipe and Trough must be cleaned separately.
③ Incubator Hood, l---- Use a disinfectant-detergent to thoroughly clean all surfaces, including all
holes, indentations, Access Doors and Iris Ports then dry them with a clean cloth or paper towel.
CAUTION: Alcohol can cause crazing of the clear Acrylic Hood. Do not use alcohol for cleaning.
Do not expose the hood assembly to direct radiation from germicidal lamps.
Ultraviolet radiation from these sources can cause cracking of gaskets, fading of
paint, and crazing of the clear Acrylic Hood.
④ Cleaning of temperature controller------use detergent to clean the all surfaces thoroughly, then be
especially careful when cleaning fans, heater and surface of air temperature sensor. Then dry them with
clean cloth.
CAUTION: Pay particular attention to avoid liquid seeping into the Controller Hood.
Failure to clean the Heater and Fan Impeller could result in sufficient lint build-up to
reduce airflow, which will affect temperature control and cause high CO2
concentration.
Remove any lint build-up on the heater radiator and fan impeller.
⑤ The Mattress, Main Deck, Mattress Tilt Mechanism,Tray, and Curtain Mechanism------Use a
disinfectant-detergent to thoroughly clean all surfaces then dry them with a clean cloth or paper towel.
CAUTION: Do not lubricate the Mattress Tilt Mechanism with oil or other tinder.
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⑥ Mattress Cover---- Use a disinfectant-detergent to thoroughly clean and sun it after washing with
clean water.
⑦ Air Intake Microfilter: Do not attempt to clean or reverse the microfilter. If visibly dirty, or older than
2 months or damaged, it should be replaced. Before installing a new filter, clean the microfilter Trough
and Cover with a disinfectant-detergent.
ATTENTION: A dirty Inlet Filter may affect oxygen concentration and/or cause carbon dioxide
build-up. Be sure the filter is checked on a routine basis commensurate with local
conditions.
⑧Cleaning of water trough, water cup------pour some detergent and disinfector to clean all surface
thoroughly. After cleaning, as the figure 4.8 indicates, drain away the remain liquid in the water trough,
and clean it, and then clean it with clean cloth. Eddy the water cup in anti-clockwise until it can be taken
out. Please clean the water cup alone.
Figure 4.8 Drain Away the Water Trough
4.2.3 REINSTALLMENT AFTER CLEANING

ATTENTION: Before reassembling parts into Incubator, check carefully if there is any crack or
damage. Some disinfectant-detergent may cause crazing of plastic parts in
Incubator.
① Install Buffer, Cup, Air Filter
Place the Buffer into Trough as described in Figure 4.9 in correct direction. Cup is rotated anti-
clockwise to its original position and placed into the Air Filter Cover. All the screws should be tightened.
Correct Position Wrong Position

Figure 4.9 Installation of Buffer
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② Insert the Air Intake Tube

The Air Intake Tube should be installed by reversing the procedure shown in Figure 4.7. Installed Air
Intake Tube must comply to Figure 4.10.
ATTENTION: Air Intake Tube must be placed inside the Air Intake Tube Connector and
completely sealed.
Figure 4.10 Correct Position of Air Intake Tube Installation
③ Install the Mattress Tilt Mechanism on the Main Deck.

CAUTION: Be sure the two thumbscrews that hold the tilt mechanisms to the deck are tightened
securely.
④ Install the Mattress Tray and Seal
Place the Mattress Tray onto the Trough and seal it. (See Figure4.4, 4.5)
WARNING:Be sure the two thumb screws that hold the Mattress Tray are
tightened.The right side and the wrong side of seal must be
placed in the right position, and make sure the airproof to avoid
the inequality of heating towards the bed. (See Figure 4.3)
⑤Install Temperature Controller

Temperature Controller is the key unit of Incubator and must be installed carefully.
Insert Temperature Controller into Base Assembly. Be sure not to touch Air Temperature Sensor and
other parts. After the whole part is inserted into Base Assembly, depress the snaps at both sides of
Controller until they are parallel to the side then pull the Controller outward. If the Controller is not
loosened, it is already locked. ( see Figure 4.11)
LOCKED STATE
Figure 4.11 Install Temperature Controller

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⑥ Install Soft Port for IV, Access Door Cuffs, Iris Port Plastic Sleeves and Gaskets
Slowly put the Hood down and rotate the Iris Plastic sleeve (see Figure 4.12). Install Iris Port Plastic
Sleeves and Gaskets according to Figure 4.13; install Soft Port for IV according to Figure 4.14. Replace
them if they are already damaged.
Install the smaller diameter elastic band of a new Fold back and slip elastic band over
sleeve over the inner ring of the port housing. the outer ring of the port housing.
Rotate outer ring to close. If properly installed, the sleeve will open again if rotation is reversed.
Figure 4.12 Installation of Iris Entry Port Sleeve
Install Access Door Gaskets Install Access Door Sleeves
Figure 4.13 Installation of Access Door

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Install Soft Port for IV
The gap of the installed Soft Port

for IV should be facing outward
as described in the figure.
Figure 4.14 Installation of Soft Port for IV
⑦(see Figure 4.2) install the infant bed
Warning: to make sure the firm of bed-pulling, when install the bed to its original
position, the terminal with the metal slide should be faced inward.
⑧installation of mattress. Check the mattress has small hole or damaged part to prevent the liquid
entering into the sponge. If these is any damage, it should be replaced.
4.3 GAS STERILIZATION

Prior to gas sterilization, the entire Incubator should be thoroughly cleaned as described elsewhere in
this section. All parts need to be replaced such as iris sleeves, air filter materials, etc. should be
removed. New replacement parts should be installed after sterilization.
ATTENTION: During gas sterilization, Temperature Controller must be removed to avoid hazards.
Clean the Temperature Controller according to section 4.2.
CAUTION: Sterilization temperature should not exceed 54.5°C.
Upon completion of gas sterilization, an aeration period of 16 to 24 hours should be allowed. The
controller should be properly secured in place and the Incubator should be operated in a dry condition
for the entire period of aeration at a temperature of 32 to 35°C. After aeration, if the unit is not to be
used immediately, a disposable dust cover should be placed on the Incubator.
IMPORTANT: A complete functional checkout procedure should be performed before the infant
incubator use.
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SECTION 5
SERVICE
5.1 GENERAL
This section provides to replace Internal Battery, Fuse, Controller system setting procedures and
troubleshooting procedures.
5.2 REPLACEMENT OF INTERNAL BATTERY AND FUSE
5.2.1 REPLACEMENT OF INTERNAL BATTERY
Open Temperature Controller and replace internal battery. (See figure 5.1)
Figure 5.1 Replacement of Internal Battery
NOTICE:
· Replacing the internal battery, should place the original plastic piece of the battery bottom,
keep correct connecting.
· The service life of internal battery is three years, which can be rechargeable.
· Battery will be automatically charged when the temperature controller is in operation, do not
charged outside of the incubator.
· The incubator should be used GP17R8H Ni-MH 8.4V/170mAh rechargeable battery, to ensure
safety, do not dismantle battery. Connect the battery correctly, do not use other type battery.
· Charge could not influence battery content when the battery is full. (Switch on power supply for
temperature controller)
· Disused battery should not be put into fire or water to avoid explosion or leakage.
· Disused battery should be disposal accordingly to local law, can’t throw away randomly.
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5.2.2 REPLACEMENT OF FUSE

Open Temperature Controller, replace the same type and parameter fuse accord with PCB.
NOTE: When replacing the fuse, should switch off the power supply and disconnect the plug.
5.2.3 EPLACEMENT OF BALLAST
See section 2.5, take out the lamp box,and screw the bolt of the lamp box, and then take out the
panel, and then you can replace the electronic ballast.
5.3 SYSTEM SETTING PROCEDURES

5.3.1 GENERAL
This paragraph provides controller system setting procedures. This procedures is only available to
have training and qualified service personnel.
NOTICE: Please operation must be follow by the procedures of item 5.3.3. if it is not necessary,
do not change data of system setting avoid hazards.
5.3.2 BRIEF INTRODUCTION
Controller system setting procedures listed below:
1. Lightness control of display
2. Air temperature equalizing
3. Skin temperature equalizing
4. Machine Number Setting
5. Motor speed alarm setting
6. High air temperature deviation setting
7. Low air temperature deviation setting
8. High skin temperature deviation setting
9. Low skin temperature deviation setting
10. Over temperature alarm setting A
11. Air flow was jammed alarm setting A
12. Maximum air temperature setting
13. Minimum air temperature setting
14. Maximum skin temperature setting
15. Minimum skin temperature setting
16. Over temperature alarm setting B
17. Air flow was jammed alarm setting B
18. Over temperature alarm settingC
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5.3.3 PROCEDURE
At first, connected power supply, press and hold Reset/Silent for 2s as soon as switch on until
Real temp.℃ display “ --.-“, Set Temp.℃ is not display. Press or key several time until Real
temp.℃ display “78.6“. Press key to change setting system or press key to exit procedure.
Enter setting system, Set temp.℃ displays functional code. Real temp.℃ display the selected
functional data.
Turn on the power switch

Press and hold the key while turn
on the Power Switch. Keeping over3s
Enter password
Press key, EXIT Press or key to enter password 78.6,

Then press key to confirm
no Password check
yes
System setting
Press key or Key until

setting temperature window display 00.1
Setting lightness of display
Press or Key can adjust

current display
END
Press key Press Key then press key

(Notice: Do not Press wrong)
SAVE and EXIT Return to original setting
FLOW CHART 5.1 Lightness Control Of Display

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R SERVICE MANUAL FOR 90 SERIES INFANT INCUBATOR EDITION/REVISION A/0
CODE 00.1 LIGHTNESS CONTROL OF DISPLAY

Stipulate the lightness of the indicator and the setting range is 00.1~01.5. The window is more bright
and more data.
CODE 00.2 AIR TEMPERATURE EQUALIZING
Stipulate the equalizing of the air temperature and the setting range is 00.0~05.0 and 10.0~15.0. The
first figure of setting can indicate the increasing and decreasing value.Example:00.2℃ denoted that the
air temperature add 0.2℃ as equalizing above air temperature sensor sensed. 11.3℃denoted that the
air temperature reduce 1.3℃ as equalizing above air temperature sensor sensed.
CODE 00.3 SKIN TEMPERATURE EQUALIZING
Stipulate the equalizing of the skin temperature and the setting range is 00.0~05.0 and 10.0~15.0.
The first figure of setting can indicate the increasing and decreasing value. Example:00.2℃ denoted
that the skin temperature add 0.2℃ as equalizing above skin temperature sensor sensed.
11.3℃denoted that the skin temperature reduce 1.3℃ as equalizing above skin temperature sensor
sensed.
CODE 00.4 MACHINE NUMBER SETTING
This procedure provides to set the products series NO. Example 00.1 means machine number 1.
01.5 means machine number 15.
CODE 00.5 MOTOR SPEED ALARM SETTING
This procedure provides to set fan speed rotation. The data 0.1 means 150 rpm. Example: 00.6,
means 900 rpm. Alarm will be active if the fan speed rotation is below this value.
CODE 00.6 HIGH AIR TEMPERATURE DEVIATION SETTING
This procedure provides to set alarm value of high temperature deviation under Air Control Model.
Example: the data 00.8 means 0.8 ℃.
CODE 00.7 LOW AIR TEMPERATURE DEVIATION SETTING
This procedure provides to set alarm value of low temperature deviation under Air Contrel Model.
CODE 00.8 HIGH SKIN TEMPERATURE DEVIATION SETTING

This procedure provides to set alarm value of high temperature deviation under Skin Control Model.
CODE 00.9 LOW SKIN TEMPERATURE DEVIATION SETTING

This procedure provides to set alarm value of low temperature deviation under Skin Control Model.
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CODE 01.0 OVER TEMPERATURE ALARM SETTING A
This procedure provides to set alarm value of over temperature under air temperature controlled
mode.(Setting temperature <37.0℃). Example: the data 37.8 means alarm value of over temperature is
37.8 ℃.
CODE 01.1 AIR FLOW WAS JAMMED ALARM SETTING A
This procedure provides to set alarm value of air flow block. (Setting temperature <37.0℃). Example:
the data 40.0 means alarm value of over temperature is 40.0 ℃.
CODE 01. 2 MAXIMUM AIR TEMPERATURE SETTING
This procedure provides to set Max. air temperature value under >37.0℃Temperature Control Model.
Example: the data 39.0 means Setting of Max. air temperature value is 39.0℃.
CODE 01.3 MINIMUM AIR TEMPRATURE SETTING
This procedure provides to set Min. air temperature value . Example: the data 25.0 means Setting of
Max. air temperature value is 25.0℃.
CODE 01.4 MAXIMUM SKIN TEMPERATURE SETTING
This procedure provides to set Max. skin temperature value under>37.0℃Temperature Control
Model. Example: the data 38.0 means Setting of Max. air temperature value is 38.0℃.
CODE 01.5 MINIMUM SKIN TEMPERATURE SETTING
This procedure provides to set Min. skin temperature value. Example: the data 34.0 means Setting of
Max. air temperature value is 34.0℃.
CODE 01.6 OVER TEMPERATURE ALARM SETTING B
This procedure provides to set alarm value of over temperature under air temperature controlled
mode. (Setting temperature >37.0℃). Example: the data 39.5 means alarm value of over temperature
is 39.5.℃.
CODE 01.7 AIR FLOW WAS JAMMED ALARM SETTING B

This procedure provides to set alarm value of air flow block. (Setting temperature >37.0℃). Example:
the data 41.0 means alarm value of over temperature is 41.0 ℃.
CODE 01.8 OVER TEMPERATURE ALARM SETTING C
This procedure provides to set alarm value of over temperature under skin temperature controlled
mode. (Setting temperature >37.0℃). Example: the data 39.8 means alarm value of over temperature
is 39.8 ℃.
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5.4 TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES

5.4.1 GENERAL
Troubleshooting guides for the Controller are provided in Paragraph 5.4.3 and Paragraph 5.4.4. Paragraph
5.4.3 provides a listing of Error Codes that appear in the Baby Temperature Display. Paragraph 5.4.4 provides
troubleshooting in the form of flowcharts.
z It is confirmed that the system settings are correct before troubleshooting.
5.4.2 TEST EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

The test equipment listed below is required for troubleshooting the Controller. Equivalent test equipment
may be substituted.
z Digital VOM, FLUKE 8060A
z 31.0℃ Skin Temperature Simulation
z 37.0℃ Air Temperature Simulation
z 37.0℃ Air Flow Temperature Simulation
5.4.3 ERROR CODES

A listing of the Error Codes is presented in Table 5.1
TABLE 5.1 ERROR CODES

EXPLANATION AND
TYPE
CORRECTIVE ACTION
Air temperature sensor failure alarm Refer to Flow chart 5.2
Skin temperature sensor failure alarm Refer to Flow chart 5.3
Isolate temperature sensor alarm Refer to Flow chart 5.4
Air flow sensor alarm Refer to Flow chart 5.5
Skin sensor out of position alarm Refer to Flow chart 5.6
Air flow blocked alarm Refer to Flow chart 5.7
Fan motor stop alarm Refer to Flow chart 5.8
Motor speed lower alarm Refer to Flow chart 5.9
Over temperature alarm Refer to Flow chart 5.10
1.Check and confirmed all ports, access
panel are closed well.
Temperature lower deviation alarm
2.Check and keep unit away from
others heating source.
Temperature upper deviation alarm Same as E10
System alarm Refer to Flow chart 5.11
Power supply failure alarm Refoer to Flow chart 5.12
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5.4.4 TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHART

Unless otherwise indicated, all troubleshooting procedures are performed under the following conditions:
The controller is connected to a primary source of the correct voltage and frequency. +5V, +12V the
source from power supply board and all cables are in good condition..The Controller Front Panel has been
removed from the chassis but is still connected electrically.
AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE ALARM

``
1.Check connection between air sensor

no on J2 of the DC power board
Check conection 2.Check connection between J4 of the
power supply board on J6 of
power board
3.Check connection between J3 of the
power supply board on J4 of the main
board
The 37.0℃ Air Temperature Simulation (decade

resistance value-18030 Ohms)is instead of the air
temperature sensor, turn on power supply
the temperature display is

37.0℃and add to temperature no
equalized data systerm alarm Replace the air temperature sensor
yes
2.80V no
on the main board junction R1 and check R1,R10
R10
Yes
Go to Sheet 2
FLOW CHART 5.2 Air Temperature Sensor Failure Alarm (Sheet 1 of 2)
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From Sheet 1
0.95V no
R7
yes
1.36V no
on the main board for U1-3 check U1,R10,R12
yes
1.40V no
on the main board for U1-2 check U1,R11,R13
yes
1.83V no
on the main board for U1-1 check U1
yes
check U5
STOP
FLOW CHART 5.2 Air Temperature Sensor Failure Alarm (Sheet 2of 2)
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SKIN TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE ALARM
1.Check connection between skin sensor

no on J1 of sensor board
Check conection 2. Check connection between J2 of the
sensor board on J5 of the main
board
The 31.0℃ Skin Temperature Simulation (decade

resistance value-23150 Ohms)is instead of the air
temperature sensor , turn on power supply
the temperature display no

is 31.0℃ ±0.2℃ systerm alarm Replace the skin temperature sensor
yes
2.47V no
R16
Yes
Go to Sheet 2
FLOW CHART 5.3 Skin Temperature Sensor Failure Alarm (Sheet 1 of 2)
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From Sheet 1
0.95V no
R9
yes
1.21V no
on the main board for U1- 5 check U1,R16,R19
yes
1.24V no
on the main board U1-6 check U1,R17,R20
yes
1.53V no
on the main board for U1- 7 check U1
yes
check U5
STOP
FLOW CHART 5.3 Skin Temperature Sensor Failure Alarm (Sheet 2of 2)
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ISOLATED TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE ALARM
1.Check connection between air sensor

no on J1 of the integrated board
Check conection 2. Check connection between J4 of the
power supply board on J6 of the DC
integrated board
3. Check connection between J3 of the
board
The 37.0℃ Air Temperature Simulation ( decade

resistance value-18030 Ohms ) is instead of the
isolated temperature sensor, turn on power supply
system alarm Replace the isolated

temperature sensor
yes
2.80V no
R14
Yes
Go to Sheet 2
FLOW CHART 5.4 Isolated Temperature Sensor Failure Alarm (Sheet 1 of 2)
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From Sheet 1
0.95V no
R8
yes
1.36V no
yes
1.4V no
yes
1.83V no
on the main board for U2-1 check U2
yes
check U5
STOP
FLOW CHART 5.4 Isolated Temperature Sensor Failure Alarm (Sheet 2of 2)
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AIR FLOW SENSOR FAILURE ALARM
no
Check conection 1. Check connection between air flow
Sensor on J8 of the power supply
2. Check connection between J3 of the
board
The 37.0℃ Air Flow Temperature Simulation (decade resistance

value-18030 Ohms)is instead of the air temperature sensor, turn
on power supply
no
system alarm Replace the air flow temperature sensor
yes
2.80V
on the main board junction R30 and no Check R30,R33
R33
Yes
Go to Sheet 2
FLOW CHART 5.5 Air Flow Temperature Sensor Failure Alarm (Sheet 1 of 2)
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From Sheet 1
0.95V no
on the main board junction R31 and Check R31,R32
R32
yes
1.36V no
on the main board for U2-5 Check U2,R33,R35
yes
1.4V no
on the main board for U2- 6 Check U2,R34,R36
yes
1.83V no
on the main board for U2- 7 Check U2
yes
Check U5
STOP
FLOW CHART 5.5 Air Flow Temperature Sensor Failure Alarm (Sheet 2of 2)
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SKIN SENSOR OUT OF POSITION ALARM
Check no
the skin sensor place it to correct position
position
yes
Go to FLOW CHART 5.3
FLOW CHART 5.6 Skin Sensor Out Of Position Alarm
AIR FLOW BLOCK ALARM
Check
the Air Flow inlet and no Adjust the Air Flow
outlet in good inlet and outlet
condition
yes
Go to FLOW CHART 5.5
FLOW CHART 5.7 Air Flow Block Alarm
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Fan motor stop alarm Turn on the power switch of controller
Motor rotating no Motor input voltage no Check the wiring

Is correct
yes yes
on the power Pulse at no Check the Capacitor no

supply board U3 - 5 fan detect CM is good Replace the capacitor CM
board
yes yes
Replace the Motor

on the power Pulse at no Check U3
supply board U3 - 4
yes
on the main Pulse at no check the connection between J3 of the power supply board
board U4- 12 on J4 of the main board
yes
Check U4
FLOW CHART 5.8 Fan Motor Stop Alarm
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MOTOR SPEED LOWER ALARM Turn on the power supply

Of controller
yes
Motor input
Voltage is correct no Check the wiring
yes
Capacitor no Replace the capacitor CM

CM is good
yes
Replace the motor
FLOW CHART 5.9 Motor Speed Lower Alarm
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OVER TEMPERATURE ALARM
No another yes
heating source keep away from another heating
nearby source
no
`
Turn on the power switch
AC power on no Go to flowchart 5.2/5.3

heater
yes
+12V at the no
relay KA and KB Replace the solid-state relay
yes
+12V at no Check J6 connection

On the power supply board
J6-1,3
yes
Go to sheet 2
FLOW CHART 5.10 Over Temperature Alarm (SHEET 1 OF 3)
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From sheet 1
0V at no Check J6 connection
on the power supply board
J6- 2,4
yes
on the power supply board 0V at Q1-C no Check connection between J6

and Q2-C on Q1 and Q2
yes
on the power supply board 0.8V at Q1-B no

Replace Q1, Q2
and Q2-B
yes
High levelat no Check connection between J3 on

on the main board
U6- 2,6 the power supply board and J4on
the main board
yes
low level at no
on the main board Replace U6
U6-1,5
yes
Go to sheet 3
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From sheet 2
on the main board low level at no Check connection between

U4-21,22 U6 and U4
yes
Check U4
System Failure: E² ROM Failed
yes
+5V for no
On the main board Check + 5V circiut
U3- 8
yes
`
Check
On the main board no
conection between U3 and Check the wiring
U4
yes
Replace U4
Go to sheet 2
FLOW CHART 5.11 System Failure: E² ROM Failed (SHEET 1 of 2)
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From sheet 1
no
system alarm stop
yes
Replace the main board
FLOW CHART 5.11 System Failure: E² ROM Failed (SHEET 2 of 2)
POWER SUPPLY FAILURE ALARM
AC power on the no Check condition of outside

power socket (X1) power supply
yes
Check wiring between

AC power on the no transformer to X1 and
transformer input fuses (F1, F2, F3) on the
AC Connection board
yes
AC9V, AC15V on the no

Replace transformer
transformer output
yes
FLOW CHART 5.12 Power Supply Failure Alarm (SHEET 1 OF 2)
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From sheet 1
no Check U1, D1, D2, D3, D4

on the power supply board +5V at U1 Pin2
and fuse F1
yes
no
on the power supply board +12V at U2 Pin3 Check U2, B1and fuse F2
yes
no
on the power supply board High level at U6 Check U6
Pin 1
yes
no
on the power supply board +1.2V at U4 Pin 3 Check R1, R2, Q3 and U4
to Pin 4
yes
High level at U4 no
on the power supply board Replace U4
Pin 5
yes
no Check wiring between the

on the main board High level at U4
main board to the power
Pin 1 supply board
yes
Stop
FLOW CHART 5.12 Power Supply Failure Alarm (SHEET 2 OF 2)
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5.4.5 TEMPERATURE SIMULATED EQUIPMENT

z 31.0℃ Skin Temperature Simulation
S plug ( 4 pins ) Resistor R
Resistor R=23170Ω/0.25W/0.5%
z 37.0℃ Air Temperature Simulation
Resistor R
Pin 3
Resistor R=18030Ω/0.25W/0.5%
z 37.0℃ Air Flow Temperature Simulation

Same as 37.0℃ Air Temperature Simulation
5-23
SECTION 6
REPLACEMENT PARTS
6.1 GENERAL
This section provides parts lists for infant incubator. Part numbers of operator replaceable parts,
accessories and one-off parts are provided as below:
Figure 6.1 Parts Location Diagram, Hood Assembly (sheet 1-2)
6-1
Figure 6.1 Parts Location Diagram, Hood Assembly (sheet 2-2)
6-2
Table 6.1 Hood Assembly Replacement Parts List
ITEM No. DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
1 Air Outlet 03 037 00
2 Quiet Touching Pin 03 013 00
3 Hood 03 038 00
4 Direction Label 03 012 00
5 Acess door 03 010 00
6 frontispiece 03 039 00
7 Pedestal of lock 03 040 00
8 Cross groove head bolt M3×25 See No. of standard Parts
9 The Shaft Of Long Hinge 03 041 00
10 “E” Rings See No. of standard Parts
11 Flat Washer 6 See No. of standard Parts
12 The Long Hinge 03 042 00
13 The Short Hinge 03 043 00
14 Soft port for I.V. Pole 03 011 00
15 right top hinge 03 044 00
16 Small window board 03 006 00
17 Cross groove countersunk head bolt M5×20 See No. of standard Parts
18 Hex nut M5 See No. of standard Parts
19 Rubber cone for hood No. 7 03 045 00
20 Air Inlet Device 03 046 00
21 Left top hinge 03 047 00
22 Fixed hook 03 001 00
24 Spring washer 6 See No. of standard Parts
25 Cross groove head bolt ST4.2×16 See No. of standard Parts
26 Pawl Latch 03 030 00
27 Pawl Latch Stopper 03 031 00

6-3
Table 6.1 Hood Assembly Replacement Parts List (Continue)
28 I.V. Pole 03 034 00
29 Window’s shaft 03 020 00
31 Bolt cover M3 03 051 00
32 Bolt cover M5 03 052 00
33 Torsional Spring 03 021 00
34 Gasket for access door 03 032 00
35 Plastic sleeve for access door 03 033 00
36 sealed loopΦ8.5×1.8 in O-Ring See No. of standard Parts
37 Latch Stopper 03 026 00
38 Shaft 03 028 00
39 Spring (Ⅰ) 03 025 00
40 Lock of window 03 024 00
41 Parallel Pins See No. of standard Parts
43 Flat waher 5 See No. of standard Parts
44 Spring Washerφ5 See No. of standard Parts
45 Lock loop 03 017 00
46 Plastic sleeve for iris window 03 027 00
47 Built-in loop 03 018 00
48 Moving loop 03 019 00
50 gasket 03 003 00
51 Cross groove head bolt ST29×9.5 See No. of standard Parts
52 Pawl Latch Cover 03 035 00
6-4
Figure 6.2 Parts Location Diagram, Base Assembly (sheet 1-2)
6-5
Figure 6.2 Parts Location Diagram, Base Assembly (sheet 2-2)
6-6
Table 6.2 Base Assembly Replacement Parts List
1 Shell 04 001 00
2 Latch Hook 04 002 00
4 Water Cup 04 004 00
5 Label For Cup 04 003 00
6 sealed loopФ16 X 2.65 in O-Ring See No. of standard Parts
7 Cup cover 04 005 00
9 Plat Washerφ4 See No. of standard Parts
10 Spacer 04 006 00
11 Lock Pin 04 007 00
12 Fixed bolt ( II ) 04 008 00
13 bush (I) 04 009 00
14 Sealed strip 04 010 00
15 fence 04 011 00
16 Water Trough 04 012 00
17 Infant bed 04 018 00
18 rail 04 014 00
19 Gasket for rail 04 015 00
20 Flat washer 8 See No. of standard Parts
22 Hex Nut M8 See No. of standard Parts
6-7
Table 6.2 Base Assembly Replacement Parts List (Continue)
23 Stopper 04 016 00
24 Left Latch Hook 04 017 00
25 Cross groove head bolt ST2.9×9.5 See No. of standard Parts
26 Falt washer 3 See No. of standard Parts
27 Staple for wire-connecting box 04 020 00
28 wire-connecting box 04 021 00
29 Cable Hook 04 022 00
32 Latch Handle 04 023 00
33 bush (III) 04 024 00
34 Torsional Spring (I) 04 025 00
35 bush 04 026 00
36 Intake tube connector 04 027 00
37 Intake tube 04 048 00
38 Warning Label 04 030 00
39 right Latch Hook 04 031 00
43 knob 05 001 00
6-8
Table 6.2 Base Assembly Replacement Parts List (Continue)
46 Hex Nut M6-12 See No. of standard Parts
47 Fixed nut 04 019 00
48 Air filter 04 028 00
50 Pin Cover 04 032 00
51 Spring (II) 04 033 00
53 Cover for Torsional Spring 04 049 00
Figure 6.3 Parts Location Diagram, IV Pole Assembly

6-9
5
3
4
6
Figure 6.4 Parts Location Diagram, Cabinet Assembly
Table 6.4 Cabinet Assembly Replacement Parts List
1 Guard Rail 01 001 00
2 fixed pin-axis 01 002 00
3 Wheel 01 003 00
4 Drawer 01 004 00
5 Latch Mechanism 01 005 00
6 Cabinet 01 006 01
6-13
1
6
2
5
3
Figure 6.5 Parts Location Diagram, Stand Assembly
Table 6.5 Stand Assembly Replacement Parts List
1 Square frame 01 011 00
2 Latch Mechanism 01 005 00
3 Right stand 01 009 00
4 crosspiece 01 010 00
5 wheel 01 003 00
6 Left stand 01 008 00
6-14
A Side
xx： xxxxxxxx
Temperature controller
X X X X X X X X X
Figure 6.6 Parts Location Diagram, Controller Assembly ( Sheet 1-2 )
6-15
Figure 6.6 Parts Location Diagram, Controller Assembly ( Sheet 2-2 )
6-16
Table 6.6 Controller Assembly Replacement Parts List
1 Groupware for group 02 001 00
2 Middle frame 02 002 00
4 Latch spanner (Right) 02 004 00
5 Groupware for electric board 02 005 00
7 Protective Roller 02 006 00
10 Electrical Label 02 009 00
11 Skin Temperature Sensor 02 025 00
12 Air temperature & Isolated temperature sensor 02 026 00
13 Impeller 02 010 00
14 Heater Prevent Plate 02 011 00
15 Heater 02 012 00
16 Power Cord 02 030 00
17 Middle frame 02 002 00
18 plug 02 034 00
19 Board slot 02 035 00
20 SSR-10DA Solid-State Relay 02 013 00
21 Power Supply Board 02 033 00
22 Protective Roller 02 006 00
6-17
Table 6.6 Controller Assembly Replacement Parts List (Continue)
23 Flat Washerφ8 See No. of standard Parts
25 Nut M8 See No. of standard Parts
27 bottom Board for Heater 02 019 00
31 Warning Lable 02 008 00
33 Heater Prevent Plate 02 011 00
37 Heater 02 012 00
38 Air Flow sensor 02 042 00
39 Circle Clamp 02 014 00
42 Volute plate 02 045 00
43 Impeller 02 010 00
44 Hose Clamp 02 016 00
6-18
46 Wiring Clamp 02 046 00
47 Earth connecting Label 02 01700
48 Air Temperature & Isolated Temperature sensor 02 026 00
50 Hexagon Isolated Roller HTS-306 02 020 00
51 AC integrated Board 02 021 01
52 Paper Washerφ3 See No. of standard Parts
53 Adjustable Wiring Clamp 02 047 00
55 Lock Washerφ5 See No. of standard Parts
58 Right Latch spanner 02 048 00
60 sealed loopΦ8.5×1.8 in O-Ring See No. of standard Parts
61 Cross groove countersunk head bolt 3×12 See No. of standard Parts
62 CAP CBB61-0.27μF-400V 02 022 01
63 Capacitor Clamp 02 061 00
64 90YY2 Motor groupware 02 023 00
65 Battery Box 02 028 00
66 Changeable Battery GP17R8H Ni-MH 8.4V/170mAh 02 029 01
6-19
67 Battery Buckle 02 031 00
68 Quiet Touching Pin 03 013 00
69 Transformer groupware 02 032 00
71 Left Lach spanner 02 036 00
72 DC integrated Board 02 063 00
TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER
100%
0%
Figure 6.7 Parts Location Diagram, Controller-Panel Assembly
Table 6.7 Controller--Panel Assembly Replacement Parts List

6-20

1 Frame 02 037 00
Control Panel
2 YP-90A Control Panel 02 050 01
3 Main Board 02 039 00

5 Paper Washer Ф3 See No. of standard Parts
6 Buzzer 02 040 00
7 Cross groove head bolt ST2.9×13 See No. of standard Parts
8 Flat Washer Ф3 See No. of standard Parts
7 1
6
2
5
3
4
Figure 6.8 Parts Location Diagram, Controller-Junction Box Assembly
Table 6.8 Controller----Junction Box Assembly Replacement Parts List

1 Electrical Board 02 041 00
2 Power Switch PWL-2P2T 02 027 00
Power Input Socket (With Alternating Current Supply Filter
4 02 043 01
FN9222-10-06)
5 Power Output Socket 02 044 00
7 Seat for RS232 02 064 00

8 Seat for skin temperature sensor 02 068 00
6-21
Figure 6.9 Parts Location Diagram, blue light radiant box
6-22
Table 6.9 blue light radiant box Replacement Parts List
1 Right support for Radiant box 06 002 00
2 Radiant box 06 001 00

3 Feet for Radiant box 06 003 00
4 Hex bolt M10×90 See No. of standard Parts
7 Left support for Radiant box 06 004 00

8 Switch 06 009 00
9 Wiring clip Y02 009 00
10 Power cord 06 005 00
11 Connector OT1.5-4 See No. of standard Parts
14 Earth connecting Label 02 017 00

15 Seat for fuse 06 008 00
16 Nameplate 06 007 00
17 Blue lamp 06 012 00
18 Timer 06 010 00
19 Label for switch 06 011 00
20 Panel 06 013 00
21 Cross groove head bolt ST2.9×9.5 See No. of standard Parts
23 Lock Washer φ3 See No. of standard Parts
27 Lock Washer φ4 See No. of standard Parts
28 Cross groove bolt M4×12 See No. of standard Parts
6-23
29 Shell for radiant box 06 017 00

30 Electrical ballast 06 014 00
33 Feet for lamp 06 016 00

34 Strip for lamp feet 06 015 00
Table 6.10 No. Of Standard Parts
1 Cross groove head bolt M3×6 BZ 001
Table 6.10 No. Of Standard Parts (Continue)
6-24
16 Cross groove countersunk head bolt M3×5 BZ 016
28 Cross groove head bolt ST2.9×6.5 BZ 028
29 Cross groove head bolt ST2.9×13 BZ 029
30 Cross groove head bolt ST4.2×16 BZ 030
31 Cross groove head bolt ST2.9×9.5 BZ 031
32 Fix Hex Nut M3×5 BZ 032
33 Fix Hex Nut M8×25 BZ 033
34 Hexagon Socket Set Screws With Dog Point M6×30 BZ 034
35 Hexagon Socket Cap Head Screws M8×20 BZ 035
36 Flat Washerφ3 BZ 036

6-25
43 Spring Washerφ3 BZ 043
50 Paper Washerφ3 BZ 050
51 Lock Washerφ5 BZ 051
52 Lock Washerφ6 BZ 052
53 Hex Nut M3 BZ 053
60 Hexagon Weld Nuts M12 BZ 060
61 Hex Head Screw, M6-12 BZ 061

6-26
67 sealed loopΦ8.5×1.8 in O-Ring BZ 067
68 sealed loop Φ15×1.8 in O-Ring BZ 068
69 sealed loop Φ16×2.65 in O-Ring BZ 069
70 Parallel Pins 2.5×15 BZ 070
71 Parallel Pins 2.5×22 BZ 071
72 Parallel Pins 3×30 BZ 072
73 Parallel Pins 3×38 BZ 073
74 “E” Rings 4 BZ 074
75 “E” Rings 5 BZ 075
76 Connect Picec 3 BZ 076
77 Connect Picec 4 BZ 077
78 Connect Picec 6.2 BZ 078
79 Connector UT2.5-4 BZ 079
80 Connector OT1.5-4 BZ 164
6-27
R
7.1 GENERAL
A1: AC connect board

A2: DCconnect board
A3: Power board
A4: Control board
A5: Detection board assy
B: Buzzer
G: Battery
ZS (Type:GP17R8H Ni-MH8.4V/170mAh)
K1、K2: Solid state relay
M: Motor
CM:0.27μf/400V capacitor
RL: Heater
7-1
S: Power switch
connection diagram for temperature controller boards.
(S1-Internal Battery,S2-Main Power Supply)

T: Transformer
SECTION 7
DIAGRAMS
X1: AC230V power input (filter)

X2: AC230V power output
ZF: Air flow sensor
ZA: Air temperature & isolate
over temperature sensor
ZS:Skin temperature sensor
F: F 0.5A/250V Fuse
SERVICE MANUAL FOR 90 SERIES INFANT INCUBATOR
Note: marks illustration
Interconnection Diagram Of Temperature Controller

For example, A36-1 indicates
that J6 component is connected to
label 1 on A3 (power board)
The section provides schematic and wiring diagrams for Infant Incubator and circuit diagrams,
EDITION/REVISION A/0
AC CONNECT BOARD ASSY DIAGRAM
AC CONNECT BOARD ASSY LIST
Serial No. Model code Name and specifications Quantity
1 J1~J5、J7 Power receptacle 6
2 J6 Power receptacle 1
3 F1 T 125mAL/250V Fuse 1
4 F2, F3 F 3AL/250V Fuse 2
7-2
R
MOTOR
J3
2PIN
2
1
J7
2
1
J4 J1 2PIN
1 2
7-3
~220V 2 1 HEATER
AC_OUT
2PIN 2PIN
J2
2 TO POWER BOARD J5
1
1 4 J5
F2 F1
1 2PIN
T0.125A/250V
2 TRANSFORM
F3A/250V
AC CONNECT BOARD SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

~2 20 V
2 3 2PIN AC_SWITCH
F3
J6
FILTER 1
F3A/250V
2
3
4
4PIN
DC CONNECT BOARD ASSY DIAGRAM
DC CONNECT BOARD ASSY LIST
1 J1, J2 XY2.5-3 socket 2
2 J3 RS-232 interface 1
3 J4 XY4-2 socket 1
4 J5 Skin temperature sensor adapter 1
5 J6 DC-2-20 socket 1
6 C1、C2 CT4-0.1μ-63V capacitor 2
7 C4~C7 CA42-22μ-16V capacitor 4
8 U1 MAX232CPE integrated circuit 1
9 U2 MAX489CPE integrated circuit 1
7-4
J6 20PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
ctr_a +12V
ctr_b
VCC +5V
J4
2
ne t_c tr
1
rxd
txd
DC CONNECT BOARD DIAGRAM

air
duli
skin1
2PIN
VCC
C5 C6
VCC 10uF 10uF
U1 MAX232
2 6
7-5
C4 VS+ VS- C7
3
2
1
1
2
3
10uF 1 4 10uF
C1+ C2+
3 5
J1 J2 C1- C2-
11 14
T1IN T1OUT
AIR DULI 10 7 tout
T2IN T2OUT
12 13
R1OUT R1IN
9 8 rin
R2OUT R2IN J3
VCC
txd
rxd
ctr_a 1
VCC +5V 1 U2 MAX489 +5V 6
2
3
4
1 14 2
NC VCC
2 13 7
C1 C2 RO NC
ne t_c tr 3 12 A 3
0.1uF 0.1uF J5 /RE A
4 11 B 8
DE B
SKIN 5 10 Z ctr_b 4
DI Z
6 9 Y 9
GND Y
7 8 5
GND NC
DB9
R
POWER BOARD ASSY DIAGRAM
7-6
POWER BOARD ASSY LIST

1 R1～R6、R9 RJ-0.25W-1Kresistor 7
2 R7 RJ-0.25W-15K resistor 1
3 R8 RJ-0.25W -510Ωresistor 1
4 C1、C2 CD11-2200μ-16V capacitor 2
5 C3～C7、C14～C16 CT4-0.1μ-63V capacitor 8
8 U1、U7 MC7805T integrated circuit 2
9 U2 MC7812CT integrated circuit 1
10 U3 CD4011BE integrated circuit 1
11 U4 TLP521-2 integrated circuit 1
12 U6 LM358N integrated circuit 1
13 Q1～Q3 S8050 triode 3
14 Q4 S8550 triode 1
15 D1～D4 IN5401diode 4
16 D5、D6、D7 IN4002 diode 3
17 B1 QL51B diode 1
18 GHSI-35 radiator 2
19 718 radiator 1
20 F1 F 0.5A/250V fuse 1
21 F2 T 0.125A/250V fuse 1
22 J1 XY4-2 socket 1
23 J2 XY2.5-2 socket 1
24 J3、J4 DC-2-20 socket 2
27 J7、J8 XY2.5-3 socket 2
28 Seat for the cover of Fuse 2
7-7
D1 D4 Va MC7805T VCC
1 3
F1 Vin +5V
1N5401 1N5401
GND
D2 D3
C1 C3 C2 C4
2200uF 0.1uF 2200uF 0.1uF
1N541 1N5401
2
U7
Va D7 MC7805T +5V
1 3 C14
Vin +5V
1N4002 C18 C16 +12V
GND
J5 C15 C17 470uF 0.1uF 0.1uF
4 0.1uF 470uF C7
3
VCC
2
2
1 0.1uF
Transformer
D5 D6
Vb
1N4002 1N4002
VCC J1
power
2
1
U2
MC7812 +12V
B1 1 3 J3
Vin +12V
air 1
ctr_a 2
GND
F2 duli 3
C9 C5 C8 C6 ctr_b 4
470uF 0.1uF 470uF 0.1uF skin 5
6
2
to_mainboard
QL51 hum 7
8
+5V
oxy 9
net_ctr 10
fd 11
hum_ctr 12
switch1 13
switch2 14
fantest 15
power 16
voltage 17
charge 18
VCC rxd 19
charge txd 20
Q4
R9 8550
1K J4
U4A TLP521/2 air 1
R8 ctr_a 2
+12V
0.51K duli 3
ctr_b 4
Vb
skin 5
fantest
+5V 6
switch2
R2 hum 7
switch1
+12V
1K 8
to_dcboard
4
power oxy 9
10
U4B TLP521/2 R3 U3B R4 R5 rxd 11
Q3 1K 4011 1K 1K net_ctr 12
R1 8050 Q1 txd 13
1K 8050 hum_ctr 14
1
battery_sw
15
U6A 16
5
voltage Vb VCC +12V 17

R7 VCC
battery_sw VCC 18
8 4 15K fd 19
+12V R6 +5V
Q2 20
+12V
2
1
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
3
2
1
LM358 1K 8050
3
Va VCC J2 J7 J6 J8
battery Motor SSR 3PIN
Fan_sensor
POWER BOARD SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
7-8
CONTROL BOARD (TOP) ASSY DIAGRAM
7-9
CONTROL BOARD (BOTTOM) ASSY DIAGRAM
7-10
CONTROL BOARD ASSY LIST
1 R1, R33~R36 RJ-0.25W-1K resistor 5
2 R2, R3 RJ-0.25W-27K resistor 2
3 R4~R11 RJ-0.25W-23.5K resistor 8
4 R12~R15 RJ-0.25W-100K resistor 4
5 R16~R31 RJ-0.25W-500K resistor 16
6 R32 RJ-0.25W-10K resistor 1
7 RG1, RG2 1K resistor array 2
8 JZ1 12M transistor array 1
9 C1, C2、C7 CA42-10μ-16V capacitor 3
10 C3~C6, C21~C24 CT4-0.1μ-63V capacitor 8
11 C9~C16, C19 CT4-0.01μ-63V capacitor 9
12 C17, C18 CC1-30P-63V capacitor 2
13 U1, U2 MAX7219 integrated circuit 2
14 U3, U4 TLC277 integrated circuit 2
15 U5 X5045 integrated circuit 1
16 U6 AT89C52 integrated circuit 1
17 U7 TLV2548 integrated circuit 1
18 U8 74LS04 integrated circuit 1
19 Q1, Q2 8050 triode 2
20 H1 NEA-B10ZAG LED 1
21 H2, H3, H4 Ф5 LED (GREEN) 3
22 H5 Ф5 TWO-COLOR LED (yellow and green) 1
7-11
CONTROL BOARD ASSY LIST (Continue)
23 H7~H12 NEA-L10ZAD LED (RED) 6
24 V1, V2 NET-5631AG digital tube 2
25 V3 NET-3631AG digital tube 1
26 J1 Single row 10 pin connector 1
28 J3 DC-2-20 socket 1
7-12
VCC
R12 VCC
100K
8
R18 C9
500k 0.01uF
U3A
3
air
R16 500K 1
ch_air
2
R4 R17 500K TLC277
23.5K R5
23.5K
4
R19 500k
C10 0.01uF
VCC
R14
100K R25 C12
500k 0.01uF U3B
5
skin
R22 500K 7
ch_skin
6
R6 R23 500K
R7 TLC277
23.5K
23.5K
R26 500k
C13 0.01uF
VCC
VCC
R13
8
100K R24 C11

500k 0.01uF
3 U4A
duli
R20 500K 1
ch_duli
2
R21 500K TLC277
R8
23.5K R10
4
23.5K
R30 500k
C15 0.01uF
VCC
R15
100K R29 C14
500k 0.01uF
5 U4B
fan
R27 500K 7
ch_fan
6
R28 500K TLC277
R9
23.5K R11
23.5K
R31 500k
C16 0.01uF
VCC VCC
C5 C6
0.1uF 0.1uF
GND
CONTROL BOARD (DATA COLLECTION COMPONENTS) DIAGRAM
7-13
27k
R2
VCC
18 19
RST V+
12 14 11
led_load LOAD SA A
1 16 7 12
led_din DIN SB B DIG.1
V1
13 20 4
led_c lk CLK SC C
5 23 2 9
DIG7 SD D DIG.2
NET-5631A
10 21 1
DIG6 SE E
3 15 10 8
DIG5 SF F DIG.3
7 17 5
DIG4 SG G
6 22 3 6
DIG3 SDP DP NC
11 24
DIG2 DOUT
2 8
DIG1 DIG8
9 4
GND CON
MAX7219 11
A
U1
7 12
B DIG.1
V2
4
C
2 9
D DIG.2
NET_5631A
1
E
10 8
F DIG.3
5
G
3 6
DP NC
27k
R3
VCC
18 19
RST V+
12 14 11
LOAD SA A
V3
1 16 7 12
DIN SB B DIG.1
13 20 4
CLK SC C
NET_3631A
5 23 2 9
DIG7 SD D DIG.2
10 21 1
DIG6 SE E
3 15 10 8
DIG5 SF F DIG.3
7 17 5
DIG4 SG G
6 22 3 6
DIG3 SDP DP NC
11 24
DIG2 DOUT
2 8
DIG1 DIG8
9 4
GND CON
MAX7219
1 2
U2
3 4
5 6
1 3
K A
2 4 7 8
K A
H6
9 10
1 3
K A
2 4 11 12
K A
H7
13 14
1 3
K A
2 4 15 16
led_power
K A
GND
VCC
H8
17 18
1 3
K A
2 4 19 20
K A
1K
R36
H9
H1
0.1uF
C4
1 3
K A
2 4
K A
H10
LED
H2
0.1uF
C3
8050
Q1
1 3
K A
2 4
K A
H11
10uF
C2
1
2
LED
H3
H12
K A
K A
10uF
C1
LED
H4
3
4
+5V
1K
R1
H5
LED2
CONTROL BOARD (DISPLAY COMPONENTS) SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
7-14
R
RG2 1K
RG1 1K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
VCC
1
+5V power fz
39 1 2
led_load P00 P10
38 2 3
led_din P01 P11
37 3 4
led_c lk P02 P12
poweroff 36 4 5 U7 TLV2548
P03 P13
fz 35 5 6 J4 sdo 1 20 B1 VCC
P04 P14 SDO CS
4 3 charge 34 6 7 sdi 2 19
led_power U8B P05 P15 SDI REFP
be ll 33 7 8 sclk 3 18
P06 P16 SCLK REFM C7
ne t_c tr 32 8 9 B2 4 17
P07 P17 EOC/(INT) FS C19 10uF
SN74LS04 10 5 16
VCC VCC PWDN VCC 0.01uF
B2 13 U6 21 GTJDQ 6 15
INT1 P20 ch_a ir A0 GND
fantest 12 22 RELAY 10PIN 7 14 qd
INT0 P21 ch_skin A1 CSTAR
AT89C52 23 sclk 8 13
P22 ch_duli A2 A7
ctl_a 15 24 sdi 9 12
T1 P23 ch_fa n A3 A6
ctl_b 14 25 sdo 10 11
T0 P24 A4 A5
26 B1 voltage
P25
C17 30pF 31 27 qd
JZ1 +5V EA/VP P26
28
P27
19
12M X1
18
X2
C18 30pF
9 10 RXD J3
RESET RXD
11 TXD 20
TXD
17 30 19
RD ALE/P
16 29 charge 18
WR PSEN
7-15
voltage 17
4 5 sdi power 16
GND SI R33 1K
A5 3 6 sclk fantest 15
WP SCK R32 10K
sdo 2 7 RELAY 5 6 switch2 switch2 14
SO RST +5V U8C
A3 1 8 switch1 13
CS VCC R34 1K
12
U5 X5045 SN74LS04 11
fan
ne t_c tr 10
1 9
2 J1 GTJDQ 1 2 switch1 8
U8A +5V
7
be ll 9 8 R35 1K +5V 2PIN 6
U8D Q2 5
SN74LS04 skin
8050 ctr_b 4
SN74LS04 3
duli
ctr_a 2
1
air
20PIN
GND
C24 C23 C22
0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF J2
+5V C21
CONTROL BOARD (CONTROL COMPONENTS) SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

1
+5V 0.1uF 2
VCC
2PIN
TOP BOTTOM
DETECTION BOARD ASSY DIAGRAM
VCC
R10 510
A15
J1
4
3
2
R11 100K 1
DETECTION BOARD ASSY SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
DETECTION BOARD ASSY LIST
1 R10 Resistor RJ-1/4-510 1
2 R11 Resistor RJ-1/4-100 K 1
3 A15 Light Interrupter RPI-574 1
4 J1 Socket XY2.5-4 1
7-16
PRINCIPLE CHART FOR LAMP BOX
7-17

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DRE Infantia NB1

operator of the equipment are provided in a separate operator’s manual.

have Set Temperature, Real Temperature display in different digital

The infant incubator also include the following features:

· More Access doors with a quiet latch.

this manual for part numbers.

Blue Light Radiant Box

Elliptic Access Door

Water Cup Temperature Control

Infant Incubator Case Cabinet

Figure 1.1 Composition

2.2 ASSEMBLING OF STAND FOR INCUBATOR

Conncting crosspiece Hex Nut M6

Figure 2.1 Install Stand

2.3 ASSEMBLING THE HOOD ON THE STAND

2.4 ASSEMBLING THE HOOD ON THE CABINET

Figure 2.2 Installation of the wheels

Inner Hexagon Spanner

Inner Hexagon Bolt

Figure 2.3.2 Figure 2.3.3

Tray Line for Tray Position

Figure 2.4 Installation of the Tray

Inner Hexagon Spanner

Inner Hexagon Bolt

Inner Hexagon Bolt

Figure 2.5.3 Figure 2.5.4

Line for Tray Position

Figure 2.6 Installation of the Tray

Access Panel Hood

Infant Incubator Case

(Enlarged illustration II)

2.5 ASSEMBLING BLUE LIGHT RADIATION BOX

Figure 2.8 Install The Lamp Assembly

2.6 ASSEMBLING INFANT SCALE

2.7 AFTER FINISHING THE INSTALLATION OF THE WHOLE UNIT

2.8 GENERAL OPERATION AND FUNCTION TESTING PROCEDURES

A. Check to tighten the wheels

CHECK THE HOOD OPERATION

CHECK FRONT ACCESS PANEL

CHECK IRIS PORTS

CHECK ACCESS DOOR LATCH

E. CHECK MATTRESS TILT MECHANISM

F. MATTRESS TRAY OPERATION

CHECK THE AIR INTAKE MICROFILTER

changed at least every two months.

instructions. Put the filter cover back.

E. Check Temperature Controller: Follow the below procedures.

CHECK MOTOR FAILED ALARM

CHECK DEVIATION ALARM (AIR MODE)

activate when deviations occur and simultaneously.

CHECK DEVIATION ALARM ( SKIN TEMPERATURE CONTROL MODE)

The arrow of Skin Sensor must be facing upward. Insert

the Sensor plug directly to the Sensor Receptacle.

hand tightly holding it. Do Not pull the Sensor by cord.

3.Don’t bend of the connect plug.

and visual when deviations occur and simultaneously.

CHECK SKIN TEMPERATURE SENSOR ALARM

Reset/Silent key is pressed.

reaches the stable condition. The alarming light flashes.

CHECK OVER TEMPERATURE ALARM

Reset/Silence Key to exit the Over Temperature Test Mode.

Note: Press Reset/Silent Key to cancel alarm sounds for 5 minutes.