After Use; Transport And Storage; Dismounting The Ceiling Hoist; Disposal - Invacare Robin Series User Manual

7 After Use

7.1 Transport and Storage

Invacare recommends that the ceiling hoist is always
transported and stored in the original packaging. Place the
ceiling hoist on a soft surface, such as a cloth or foam
rubber mat.
For long term storage, the emergency stop must be
activated. This will reduce the discharge of the battery.
Refer to 5.6 Emergency stop, page 17.
For storage conditions of the ceiling hoist, refer to 10.3
Environmental conditions, page 31.

7.2 Dismounting the ceiling hoist

The ceiling hoist can be dismounted for transport or storage.
Robin®
1. Lift the hoist slightly and push the suspension pin out
of its holder in the trolley.
2. Turn the hoist by 90 degrees and pull it out of the
trolley.
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Robin® Mover
Contact your Invacare representative or specialized dealer to
have the ceiling hoist dismounted by a specialized service
technician.

7.3 Disposal

WARNING!
Environmental Hazard
Device contains batteries.
This product may contain substances that could
be harmful to the environment if disposed of
in places (landfills) that are not appropriate
according to legislation.
– DO NOT dispose of batteries in normal
household waste.
– Batteries MUST be taken to a proper disposal
site. The return is required by law and free
of charge.
– Do only dispose discharged batteries.
– Cover terminals of lithium batteries prior to
disposal.
– For information on the battery type see battery
label or chapter 10 Technical Data, page 30.
Be environmentally responsible and recycle the different
materials and components of this product separately through
your recycling facility at its end of life.
The disposal and recycling of used products and packaging
must comply with the laws and regulations for waste
handling in each country. Contact your local waste
management company for information.
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