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3.
Raise each arm of the Monitor. Verify that each arm catches and raises
the handle.
If the handle does not raise with each arm, then either the
handie or the arm has a broken plastic step.
Removing the Handle
Equipment Required
*
Small jewelers screwdriver
+
Standard screwdriver
+
3/8" socket and driver
Procedure
Note:
Review the contents of the Handie replacement parts kit (see the
Replacement Parts List on page 64), to confirm which parts you
may need to keep/discard during disassembly.
1.
Remove both arms from the Monitor per the Removing the Arms
procedure on page 33.
2.
Visually inspect the molded, plastic step on the ends of the handle (see
item B in Figure 49), if the step is cracked or broken, the handle must be
replaced.
Figure 49
3.
Pull outwards on the handle ends to release it from the front enclosure.
Installing the Handle
Equipment Required
*
Standard screwdriver
*
3/8" socket and driver
Procedure
Note:
Before installing the handle, ensure that the molded plastic steps
are oriented the proper way.
With the handle held straight up
over the Monitor, the outer step of:the handle should be down
and slightly towards the front of the Monitor.
1.
Pull outwards on the handle ends to install: the handie onto the front
enclosure.
Install each arm per the Installing the Arms procedure on page 34.
3.
Perform the Testing the Handle procedure on page 34 to verify proper
operation.
:
Hooks
Each Bard CritiCore Monitor Hook is attached to the arms and together they
allow the Monitor to hang from an object such as a hospital bed rail. The
hooks are hinged to the arm by a dowel pin (see Figure 50).
Figure 50
Testing the Hooks
Visually inspect the hook. If the hook is bent, stretched or broken it must be
replaced.
Bard CritiCore Monitor Service Manual
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