Hillrom Centrella Smart+

Error: 0x2008 Command Not Sent

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Asset Type

Hospital Bed

Manufacturer

Hillrom

Model

Centrella Smart+

What This Guide Helps With

This guide helps troubleshoot Error 0x2008 Command Not Sent on the Hillrom Centrella Smart+ hospital bed. This error may cause bed controls to become unresponsive or prevent commands for positioning, adjustments, or other bed functions from being sent properly.

Step-by-Step Troubleshooting

Ensure Patient Safety First

Verify the Reported Error and Behavior

Check Bed Power and System Status

Inspect Pendant and Control Inputs

Check External Cable Connections

Perform System Reboot and Retest

Isolate as Internal Control Failure

If the Problem Persists

If Error 0x2008 remains after external power, control, and cable checks have been ruled out, remove the device from service. Label the bed Out of Service and send it for repair or bench evaluation. Persistent command communication failure may require System Control Board replacement.

Clinical Use Tip

Never troubleshoot this issue on an active patient. Move the patient to a backup bed first, especially if positioning, movement, or control response is unreliable.

Work Order Documentation (CCR Method)

CCR = Complaint, Cause, Resolution

Complaint

What was reported by the clinical staff.

Example:
"Hillrom Centrella Smart+ bed displaying Error 0x2008 Command Not Sent. Bed controls intermittently unresponsive and unable to adjust position."

Cause

What was observed during troubleshooting.

Example:
"Verified Error 0x2008. Power, pendant controls, siderail controls, and visible external cable connections were checked. Error persisted, indicating likely internal System Control Board communication failure."

Resolution

What action was taken.

Example:
"Removed bed from service, labeled Out of Service, and referred for bench evaluation and possible SCB replacement."

Helpful Details to Include (If Known)

Final Thought

Error-based troubleshooting should begin with simple external checks such as power, controls, and visible connections. If the error persists, stop troubleshooting in the clinical area, remove the bed from service, and escalate for proper repair documentation and evaluation.

That is successful troubleshooting.

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