It was reported that the arctic sun device had an alert 113 (reduced water temperature control).
The target temperature was 37c, the patient temperature was 39c, the water temperature was 29c, the flow rate was 2.
9 l/min.
There was an adequate arctic gel pad coverage.
The patient has been on therapy for approximately 3 hours.
System diagnostic showed that the outlet monitor temperature (t1) was 29.
2c, the outlet control temperature (t2) was 29.
2c, the chiller temperature (t4) was 4.
6c, the flow rate was 3l/min, the circulation pump command was 80%, the mixing pump command was 100%, the system hours were 5370.
3 and the pump hours were 4514.
9.
Informed that the mixing pump might need further troubleshooting and recommended changing out the arctic sun device.
Nurse stated that they had a second device and was able to switch it out.
The nurse would call back if needed.
Advised to label this arctic sun device as alert 113 (reduced water temperature control) and send to biomed for further troubleshooting.
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