Comen STAR8000C Patient Monitor Fan AD0412MB-G70 0.08A DC 12V

Comen STAR8000C Patient Monitor Fan AD0412MB-G70 0.08A DC 12V

 
 
► Brief Introduction
 

This is the original built-in cooling fan for the Comen STAR8000C patient monitor. The fan model is AD0412MB-G70, with an operating current of 0.08A and a DC voltage of 12V.

This cooling fan has a square design and is secured inside the device with two screws (top and bottom) to prevent loosening caused by moving the device. The fan comes with a connecting cable to the motherboard. It automatically starts running and activates cooling mode when the device is powered on.

The fan features a metal outer frame and seven black plastic blades to reduce noise and prevent noise from disturbing the patient's environment.

The fan's metal bracket has four anti-vibration screws to reduce noise from fan vibration and minimize its impact on the device.

 
 
► Features

1. Heat Dissipation Function: The main function of this fan is to dissipate heat from the device, removing heat accumulated by internal components during operation. This prevents overheating from affecting motherboard performance and avoids automatic shutdown due to overheating, extending the lifespan of internal components.

2. Low Noise Design: The fan blades feature a low-noise design and low rotation speed, resulting in negligible noise during operation. It is suitable for use in hospital rooms and will not disturb patients' rest.

3. Low Power Consumption: Its operating current is only 0.08A, consuming very little power and not adding burden to the device's power supply. Even when powered by battery, it will not significantly shorten the battery life.

4. Easy Replacement: No additional tools are needed. Simply locate the fan, connect the cables, remove the old fan, and install the new one.

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►FAQ
 

Q1: The fan has stopped working. Can the device still be used?

A1: It is not recommended to continue using it. After the fan stops, the device will heat up rapidly. This can lead to an "overheat alarm" or even damage to the motherboard or power module, requiring immediate replacement.

Q2: The fan noise has suddenly increased. Is it broken?

A2: It's most likely that dust or aging has gotten into the fan bearing, causing the fan blades to rotate unevenly and produce noise. Replacing the fan will solve the problem; you don't need to disassemble the entire device.

Q3: How do I clean the dust off the fan? Will it still work after cleaning?

A3: You can gently brush off the dust with a soft brush, but if the bearing is already worn out and the fan isn't turning, cleaning won't help; you'll still need to replace it, otherwise it will break down again after a while.

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