EDAN CADENCE II Fetal Monitor Printer Component 11.17.01929 1603S4 0121T

EDAN CADENCE II Fetal Monitor Printer Component 11.17.01929 1603S4 0121T 

 
 
► Brief Introduction
 

This is a built-in printing component for a fetal monitor. It is an original, salvaged part, in good condition with no significant signs of wear. This component is compatible with the EDAN CADENCE II Fetal Monitor, part number 11.17.01929 1603S4 0121T.

As shown in the product image, this printing component includes several parts such as a motor, print head, print roller, and support. If you need to replace faulty parts, you can purchase this component as a replacement.

 
 
► Features

1. Assists Printing Work

It can clearly print converted waveforms on the matching thermal paper, with a fast response and clear, detailed print content, ensuring the accuracy of the printed content.

2. Controlled Paper Feed

The motor and rollers of the printing unit assist in paper feeding, controlling and stabilizing the paper speed to ensure proper paper positioning during printing and reduce the chance of paper jams.

3. High Durability

Original design ensures perfect integration with the machine and meets the high-frequency printing needs of the delivery room. It is less prone to needle breakage and maintains a stable paper output.

4. Modular Design

The printing unit features a modular design, allowing for complete replacement of the entire component for easy maintenance. Its compact design fits within the limited internal space of the fetal heart rate monitor.

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► Product Picture
 

► FAQ

Q1: The printed fetal monitoring curve is intermittent. Is the printhead faulty?

A1: First, check if the thermal paper is damp or installed backwards. Then, gently wipe the printhead surface with an alcohol swab. If the lines are still intermittent, the printhead is likely damaged and the entire mechanism needs to be replaced.

Q2: The device displays "Printhead overheating." What could be causing this?

A2: This could be due to a malfunction in the printhead's temperature control circuit or poor heat dissipation. First, stop the machine and let it cool down before trying again. If the error persists, the internal temperature control element is faulty and needs to be replaced.

Q3: The paper feed is erratic; is the printing roller broken?

A3: It's most likely due to an aging or slipping roller, or worn motor gears, causing uneven paper feeding. Replacing the machine with a new one will solve the problem.

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