Lot of 2 Welch Allyn Vital ...

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Device Information

Manufacturer: Welch Allyn
Item: Vital Signs Monitors (Lot of 2) – For Parts / Repair

Unit 1

• Model: 53NT0
  
• P/N: 007-0104-00
  
• S/N: JA004610
  
• Parameters: NIBP, Nellcor SpO₂, Temperature
  
• Reported Error: E38 (Internal NIBP Error)
  

Unit 2

• Model: 53STO
  
• P/N: 007-0227-00
  
• S/N: JA054581
  
• Parameters: NIBP, Masimo SpO₂, Temperature
  
• Reported Error: E40 (Internal NIBP Error)
  

Power Requirement: 8V DC, 748 mA

Short Description

Lot of two Welch Allyn Vital Signs Monitors. Both units power on and complete self-test but report internal NIBP errors (E38/E40). Offered strictly for parts or repair.

Condition Summary

Cosmetic

• Lot of 2 monitors.
  
• Good overall cosmetic condition with normal signs of use.
  
• Minor scratches/scuffs from previous clinical use.
  
• LCDs are bright and front keypads are intact.
  
• No major cracks or broken housings observed.
  

Functional Testing

• Powered using a compatible AC adapter (not included).
  
• Both units power on and pass startup self-test.
  
• 53NT0: Displays E38 (Internal NIBP Error).
  
• 53STO: Displays E40 (Internal NIBP Error).
  
• These errors generally indicate an internal NIBP pneumatic or pressure system fault.
  
• No further testing performed.
  
• Sold AS-IS for parts or repair.
  

What's Included

• (1) Welch Allyn 53NT0 Monitor
  
• (1) Welch Allyn 53STO Monitor
  

What's Not Included

• AC power adapter
  
• Printer or printer components
  
• Battery or battery door
  
• Temperature well or probe
  
• NIBP hose or cuff
  
• SpO₂ cable or sensor
  
• Patient cables
  
• Cart, manual, or accessories
  

Quick Condition Snapshot

• Lot of 2 monitors
  
• Bright LCD displays
  
• Power on & pass self-test
  
• E38 / E40 internal NIBP errors
  
• No accessories
  
• For Parts or Repair Only
  

Buyer Advisory

These monitors are sold strictly for parts or repair. They power on but report internal NIBP errors, and no additional functional testing has been performed. Biomedical inspection and repair are recommended before any clinical use.