Hillrom Centrella Smart+

Error: 0x1190 Load Beam 4 Fault

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Asset Type

Hospital Bed

Manufacturer

Hillrom

Model

Centrella Smart+

What This Guide Helps With

This guide helps troubleshoot Error 0x1190 Load Beam 4 Fault on a Hillrom Centrella Smart+ hospital bed. This error indicates a scale system fault that can cause inaccurate, unstable, or unavailable patient weight readings.

Step-by-Step Troubleshooting

Ensure Patient Safety First

Verify the Reported Error and Behavior

Check for Obstructions Under the Bed

Verify Bed Position and Environment

Remove Excess or Uneven Load

Inspect External Components and Frame Condition

Power Cycle the Bed

Re-test Scale Function

If the Problem Persists

If Error 0x1190 remains after checking for obstructions, bed position, uneven loading, visible damage, and power reset, external causes have been ruled out.

The issue likely indicates a failed, damaged, or drifting Load Beam 4 sensor or related scale system fault.

Remove the bed from service, label it Out of Service, and send it for repair or bench evaluation. Load beam evaluation or replacement may be required.

Clinical Use Tip

Never troubleshoot on an active patient when scale readings are needed for care decisions. Move the patient to a backup device or obtain weight using another verified method first.

Work Order Documentation (CCR Method)

CCR = Complaint, Cause, Resolution

Complaint

What was reported by the clinical staff.

Example:
"Hillrom Centrella Smart+ bed displaying Error 0x1190 Load Beam 4 Fault with inaccurate or unavailable weight readings."

Cause

What was observed during troubleshooting.

Example:
"Obstructions, bed position, uneven load, and external damage were checked. Fault persisted, indicating likely Load Beam 4 sensor failure."

Resolution

What action was taken.

Example:
"Removed bed from service, labeled Out of Service, and sent for repair for load beam evaluation or replacement."

Helpful Details to Include (If Known)

Final Thought

Scale system errors should be handled carefully because inaccurate patient weight can affect clinical decisions. Rule out simple external causes first, then remove the bed from service when the fault persists.

That is successful troubleshooting.

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