Newport HT70 Ventilator Service and Repairs

Newport HT70 Plus Ventilator combines ruggedness, ease of use, and clinical proficiency with exceptional mobility for patients from 5kg to adult. All models of the Newport HT70 ventilator family can be used for home care, transport, hospital, long-term care, and emergency preparedness, as well as for invasive or noninvasive ventilation.

Keep your Newport HT70 operating safely and reliably with a functions test or annual Preventative Maintenance (PM) service. Certified biomedical technicians follow OEM-compliant service protocols to calibrate, test, and verify your equipment meets OEM specs for safety and performance.

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Service Options

  • PM Cycle: 2 Year
  • PM Cycle: 5 Year
  • Functions Test
  • Preventative Maintenance (PM)Learn More
  • Repair
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Possible Repair or Service Needs

Dirty or clogged filter
Inaccurate flow rate
Clogged blower
Inaccurate readings
Cosmetic Damages

Preventative Maintenance for the Newport HT70

  • ​​Visual inspection to verify integrity of unit
  • Diagnostic check of device’s CPU
  • Testing of power supply system and internally housed battery
  • Testing of all device parameters to OEM specifications
  • Calibration of device functions to OEM specifications
  • Complimentary device cleaning
  • Test the blower module
  • Inspect the O² inlet filter
  • Verify all safety marks, symbols, and labels are complete and legible
  • Check and verify ventilator status: technical state, service state, and real-time clock (RTC)
  • Perform SpO² check and pre-operational tests
  • Verify CO² reading accuracy
  • Perform alarm functionality tests
  • Perform electrical safety tests
  • Application of inspection sticker
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  • Full biomedical report for compliance and documentation

Care Instructions

Proper storage in climate climate-controlled area

Putting a case on the unit

Use only fingers to press buttons (not ink pens)

Be gentle with older units