Fill Mattress

Safety and Individualized Settings:

Pressure Settings are Critical: Inflating a therapeutic mattress to its maximum capacity can be dangerous and cause harm. Pressure settings are carefully determined based on a patient's individual needs to prevent skin breakdown and ensure proper comfort.

Medical Professionals: A healthcare professional (nurse, doctor, therapist) should always assess the patient and adjust the Invacare MA600's pressure settings in response to a low-pressure indicator.

What You Can Do:

Consult Your Manual: The Invacare MA600 user manual usually has a troubleshooting section for the low-pressure light. It will outline basic steps you can take before involving a medical professional.

Contact Invacare: If the manual doesn't help, contact Invacare support. They can guide you on safe troubleshooting and advise if service is needed.

Seek Professional Assistance: Notify your healthcare providers responsible for managing your therapy about the low-pressure light. Do not attempt to "max fill" the mattress yourself.

Possible Reasons for a Low-Pressure Light:

Mattress Leak: There might be a small leak causing the mattress to lose air slowly.

Pump Malfunction: The pump might not be providing sufficient air pressure.

Settings Adjustment Needed: The patient's condition might require a change in pressure settings.

Never disregard a low-pressure light on this type of medical equipment. Contact the appropriate support channels as soon as possible.

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