Summary of Contents for Rehab Mary
- Page 1 Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 Rehab-Care.dk ApS • Cypresvej 3 • 7400 Herning , DK • www.rehab-care.dk...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 Contents. 1. Introduction ............................. 3 2. General Security Rules: ........................4 3. Area of Use ............................. 4 4. Products Life Expectancy ........................ 5 5. Unpacking ............................5 6. Use of Lift............................5 7. Types of sling..........................5 8. -
Page 3: Introduction
Through continuous development at all levels of our manufacturing process we are committed to attention to detail and quality. We are therefore your guarantee of a very reliable and functional product. The Mary lift complies with the medial directives for class 1 equipment (MDD 93/42EEC), EN 60601-1, EN60601-1-2, ISO 10535. -
Page 4: General Security Rules
The lift should not be used of there is any doubt about it being in good working order. Do not lift the patient higher than necessary. The Mary lift if not a means of transport, therefore transport of a patient should be restricted as much as possible. -
Page 5: Products Life Expectancy
Connect the charger to the power supply. Connect the Mary power plug to the charger for charging. 6. Use of Lift. The Mary lift is constructed for most normal lift situations, e.g. transfer to and from the toilet, between bed and wheelchair, and to and from the floor. -
Page 6: Remote Control And Use
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 8. Remote control and use. Before using the lift, please read the following instructions: 1. Remote control functions: Up. Lift. Before and during a lift, ensure that operator and patient are out of reach of the swing arm. Do not lift the patient higher than necessary. -
Page 7: Transfer Handling Instructions
11. It is recommended that two operators are present when transferring a patient. 12. Do not try to lift the Mary lift. This is dangerous for both operator and patient. 13. Do not use brakes when the patient is lowered to a sitting position. -
Page 8: Charging Of Batteries
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 10. Charging of batteries To ensure the longest possible battery life. Batteries should be charged before use. Charging time depends on the condition of the batteries. Before using the lift for the first time, batteries should be charged for 24 hours to ensure they are fully charged and give the longest possible battery life. -
Page 9: Changing The Batteries
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 11. Changing the batteries. If the lift is not working normally and the batteries are fully charged, it can mean that the batteries’ lifetime is over and they need to be changed. Changing the batteries must only be carried out by qualified personnel. -
Page 10: Cleaning
In order to avoid injury, the emergency-stop should be activated in (all) transport and cleaning situations. 16. Service. It is recommended that the Mary lift has an annual service performed by qualified personnel. This annual service is also recommended in standard EN ISO 10535. It is the lift’s owner’s responsibility to ensure that the annual service is carried out. -
Page 11: Storage
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 17. Storage: If the lift is not to be used for a long period, it is recommended that the emergency stop be activated. The Cathy lift should be stored in a frost-free and under 60% humidity environment. -
Page 12: Technical Data
The equipment is for indoor use. Drawing ID : 18.08.2011 (13.04.2013) Rehab-Care is constantly striving to improve our products. We therefore reserve the right to change products without prior warning. All measurements on drawings or brochures are for guidance only with reservations for faults and deficiencies Side 12 af 20 TD 5.6-001 PR 3500 200 E - ENG ver.4... -
Page 13: Symbols
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 21. Symbols The following symbols are used on labels and in this manual: Warning User information IPX4 Humidity protection Class 2 equipment Type B equipment (EN 60601-1 ) For indoor use CE approved directive for medical equipment 93/42/EC... -
Page 14: Annex A Periodic Inspection
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 Annex A Periodic inspection Periodic inspection A.1 Periodic inspections should be carried out according to the time frame recommended by the manufacturer, or at least once a year. The periodic inspection comprises a visual inspection, especially of the wheelbase structure, hoist mechanism, brakes, turning points, security devices and patient aids, as well as a function test and normal maintenance, e.g. -
Page 15: Annex B Recommended Daily Inspection Before Use
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 Annex B Recommended daily inspection before use Check Bemærkning • All parts are in place, no loose parts. • No defective electrical parts, actuator, cables. • No abnormal sounds from actuator or control box • No rust or surface damage. -
Page 16: Annex C Recommended Annual Service Inspection
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 Annex C Recommended annual service inspection (Complete/adapt as appropriate) Date: Product ID / serial no. Carried out by: Service undertaken by: Check Remarks Visual control of product wear distortion general damage rust stability – no loose parts... - Page 17 Clean and lubricate as necessary Place label with date for next inspection Date : _____________________ Initials/signature ______________________________ The annual inspection can be registered electronically in the product service log at Rehab-Care.dk. Please contact Rehab-Care.dk for further information. Side 17 af 20...
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Page 18: Annex D Drawings
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 Annex D Drawings Drawings of Mary lift Side 18 af 20 TD 5.6-001 PR 3500 200 E - ENG ver.4... -
Page 19: Annex E Spare Parts
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 Annex E Spare Parts Reference : Tening no : PR-3500-200 (rev. E) (13.04.2013) PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY. Hexagon socket head cap PR-2000 Tower mount screw DIN 912 - M5 x 10... -
Page 20: Annex F Troubleshooting
Mary Lift User Manual 03-2015 Annex F Troubleshooting Fault Possible cause Solution Function failure Is is switched on? Switch on Is the battery fully charged? If no – charge the battery If yes – check all connections Are all plugs properly connected?
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