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- Page 1 MAXI MOVE™ Instructions for Use ...with people in mind 001.25060.EN rev. 11 • January 2014...
- Page 2 Design Policy and Copyright ® and ™ are trademarks belonging to the ArjoHuntleigh group of companies. © ArjoHuntleigh 2011. As our policy is one of continuous improvement, we reserve the right to modify designs without prior notice.The content of this publication may not be copied either whole or in part without the consent...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Using your MAXI MOVE ......................16 Before Approaching the Patient...................... 16 Powered Opening “V” Chassis ....................... 16 MAXI MOVE ‘Lock and Load’ System .................... 16 Testing the Attachment........................17 Using the DPS Spreader Bar......................18 To Lift from a Chair ........................18 To Lift from the Bed ........................ - Page 4 Removing the Battery Pack ......................36 Charging your Battery ........................36 Battery and Battery Charger Safety Practices ................37 Care of your MAXI MOVE ......................38 Sling Cleaning and Care ......................... 38 Lift Cleaning and Care ........................38 Mandatory Daily Checks ......................... 38 Periodic Testing ..........................
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Page 5: General Information
General Information Manufacturer Information Thank you for buying an ArjoHuntleigh product. ArjoHuntleigh AB Your MAXI MOVE is part of a series of quality Hans Michelsensgatan 10 products designed especially for hospitals, 211 20 Malmö nursing homes and other health care uses. -
Page 6: Conditions
Operational Life • The expected operational life of your ArjoHuntleigh lift is ten years from the date of manufacture, providing the following conditions are adhered to: • The expected operational life for fabric slings and fabric stretchers is approximately two years from date of purchase. -
Page 7: Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions Safety Instructions Symbols Used General Key to symbol This symbol is accompanied by a date (to indicate the date of manufacture) and by the address of the manufacturer. This symbol indicates that the products comply with medical device directive 93/42/EEC. This symbol indicates that the products comply with medical device directive 93/42/EEC, and that the Technical File has been reviewed by BSI, accredited notified body in Europe. -
Page 8: Homecare Environment Considerations
MAXI MOVE, and to carry out any action MAXI MOVE and concerning inspection procedures. facing forward. RIGHT The MAXI MOVE can be supplied with a variety Fig. -
Page 9: Product Description/Functions
Product Description/Functions Product Description/Functions Parts Referred to in this Manual Fig. 3 1) Mast 12) Stop button 2) Mast top cover 13) Power button 3) Maneuvering handle 14) Battery release button 4) Lift battery pack 15) Battery charger 5) Braked casters 16) Two-point loop spreader bar (if included) 6) Adjustable chassis legs 17) Loop medium Combi (if included) - Page 10 Product Description/Functions Fig. 4...
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Page 11: Slings
Product Care Instructions (MAX81785M-INT). WARNING: Only use ArjoHuntleigh supplied slings and stretchers that are designed to be used with MAXI MOVE to prevent fall risk and injuries. The sling profiles illustrated (see Fig. 5) will help to identify the various ArjoHuntleigh slings and fabric stretchers available. - Page 12 Product Description/Functions ArjoHuntleigh standard sling profiles that can be used with the MAXI MOVE Four-point padded sling Four-point toileting sling Four-point amputee sling Soft stretcher Strap stretcher NOTE: Other sling models are available. Contact your ArjoHuntleigh agent for more information.
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Page 13: Controls And Features
Control Panel (See Fig. 7) An additional feature available on the Stop button MAXI MOVE, is a mast-mounted control panel, which operates in parallel with the control handset, enabling powered operations to be Power controlled from the lift mast as well as remotely by button using the handset. -
Page 14: System Failure Wind Down Facility
“up” button to raise the jib until the lift is clear. Then remove the obstruction. Battery Indicator The battery indicator for the MAXI MOVE is a feature found on the control handset. Please refer to the “Battery Charging” section for operating Fig. -
Page 15: Usage Counter
Jib and Spreader Bars/Stretcher Frame When the maintenance symbol appears, the unit (Consult Fig. 3) Your MAXI MOVE is equipped will still be safe to use, but the annual with a quick connection device that allows you to maintenance should be performed as soon as it is use multiple attachments, such as loop/DPS reasonably possible. -
Page 16: Using Your Maxi Move
WARNING: During displacement, always make sure there is enough clearance above the MAXI MOVE to ensure the safety of the patient and the people around, and to avoid injuries. Be very careful when... -
Page 17: Testing The Attachment
Using your MAXI MOVE CORRECT CORRECT Markings on the attachment are aligned. Locking clip is fully engaged; the attachment is fastened securely. WARNING: Always check that the attachment is locked in place by: 1) verifying the markings on the attachment that show that... -
Page 18: Using The Dps Spreader Bar
Fig. 20 Fig. 18 For most residents, the straight attachment of the Ensure that the MAXI MOVE is close enough to leg clips is recommended use (see Fig. 21 ). be able to attach the sling’s shoulder clips to the spreader bar. -
Page 19: To Lift From The Bed
If necessary, lower the spreader bar using the Maxi Move. Only detach the sling leg connection handset control, being careful not to lower it onto clips followed by the shoulder connection clips the patient. - Page 20 CAUTION: Always check that all the sling Now position the MAXI MOVE so that the attachment clips are fully in position before and spreader bar is just above and centered over the during the lifting cycle, and in tension as the patient.
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Page 21: To Lift From The Floor
Fig. 33. This will have the effect of raising the patient’s head Pull the MAXI MOVE away before removing the and shoulders slightly. sling from under the patient. If transferring the patient to a chair, refer to the section entitled “To... -
Page 22: Powered Dps Spreader Bar
Fig. 35. Read and thoroughly understand these with extensor spasms may be lifted by the operating instructions in order to avoid mistakes MAXI MOVE, but care should be taken to support that could result in injury. the patient’s legs during the beginning of the lift. -
Page 23: Care Of Your Powered Dps Spreader Bar
Use ArjoHuntleigh loop slings with the loop spreader bar (consult Fig. 4). They are available For general care, refer to the section entitled in four color-coded sizes (small, medium, large “Care of your MAXI MOVE”. Refer in particular to extra-large). details more... -
Page 24: To Lift From A Chair
Using your MAXI MOVE To Lift from a Chair METHOD 2 First, ease the patient forward if necessary. Slide the sling down the patient’s back until seam “C” reaches base spine (see Fig. 39). Fig. 41 Method 2 - As in Method 1, but pass each leg section of the sling under both thighs and then out the other side before attaching points “B”... -
Page 25: To Lift From The Bed
Fig. 43). With the jib as low as possible, attach CAUTION: Before the soft stretcher can be used the shoulder loops. Bend up the patient’s knees to with the MAXI MOVE, ensure the ArjoHuntleigh connect up the leg portions of the sling. stretcher frame has been correctly installed on the carrier (see Fig. - Page 26 Using your MAXI MOVE Fig. 47 Rotate the stretcher frame until the patient’s feet are close to the mast (see Fig. 48). In this Fig. 44 position, the complete unit may be moved through The frame is symmetrical and can be used from wide doorways.
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Page 27: Using The Strap Stretcher
Place one end tube above the patient’s head and CAUTION: Before the stretcher can be used with one below the feet. Place the “unstrapped” side the MAXI MOVE, ensure that the ArjoHuntleigh section at the side of the patient with the clamps stretcher spreader bar has been correctly towards the top (see Fig. - Page 28 Using your MAXI MOVE Strap End of cross strap to be guide pushed under patient Loose end of strap Fig. 52 Fig. 50 Slide the straps under the patient where this can easily be done. Lift the patient’s head and legs to facilitate this.
- Page 29 Using your MAXI MOVE WARNING: It is essential to keep the patient at approximately the height of the bed to ensure stability of the unit and to maintain patient/ attendant contact. When lowering the strap stretcher frame, ensure that both the patient’s or attendant’s legs and feet are clear of the moving mast in order to avoid injuries and maintain the unit’s stability.
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Page 30: Scale
Avoid any the inspection body. other uses to avoid injuries. If your MAXI MOVE has been equipped with an ArjoHuntleigh scale, your lift will have the added advantage of being able to weigh patients once they have been lifted. -
Page 31: Display Symbols/Functions
“TILT” symbol alternating with the scale symbol, relocate the MAXI MOVE to a level position so that the scale can be operated correctly (see Fig. 59). Fig. 60 NOTE: It is normal that the display occasionnaly If the sling was not already hung on the lift at shows a “Tilt”... -
Page 32: Method B - Weighing With The Patient Already Suspended In The Sling
(see Fig. 63). Save button Fig. 66 3) Reinstall the sling back on the MAXI MOVE. Ignore the minus sign preceding the digits on the screen. Allow the weight reading to Fig. 63 stabilize. The weight shown is the patient’s 5) Press the save button if the net weight needs actual weight (see Fig. -
Page 33: Units Of Measure
Scale Units of Measure The unit of measure is set in kilograms for Europe Enter Exit and can’t be changed. For non-European button button instruments, the unit of measure can be set in either “kg” or “lb”. 1) At start-up, press both operating buttons for the scale at the same time (see Fig. -
Page 34: Scale - Handset Instructions Mini-Guide
Scale - Handset Instructions Mini-Guide Scale - Handset Instructions Mini-Guide METHOD B METHOD A AT START-UP AT START-UP DURING A TRANSFER With sling already With sling not yet With patient already on the spreader bar on the spreader bar on the lift STEP 1 STEP 1 STEP 1... - Page 35 Press the save button again to OTHER WARNINGS go back to normal use. The display will show Enter crossed button wrenches on the top right corner. (continued next column) Contact an ArjoHuntleigh technician for service.
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Page 36: Battery Charging
Care should be taken so that the batteries are not drained unnecessarily. The battery indicator on the control handset will show if the batteries for the MAXI MOVE are Fig. 74 close to being completely empty and it will emit two beep every minute (see Fig. -
Page 37: Battery And Battery Charger Safety Practices
The metal contacts must be kept clean. • The battery charger is for use only with MAXI MOVE batteries that are supplied by ArjoHuntleigh. • The battery pack may stay connected to the charger unit when it is fully charged without... -
Page 38: Care Of Your Maxi Move
(if applicable). risk of cross-infection. Also refer to sling 2) Remove visible residues from the MAXI MOVE instruction sheet MAX81785M-INT. using a cloth soaked in water. Start from top Slings should not be classified as linen, but as an and move downwards. -
Page 39: Mandatory Daily Checks
CAUTION: If in doubt about the correct Mandatory Daily Checks functioning or lack of performance of the MAXI MOVE, do not use it and contact the The following checks should be carried out daily: ArjoHuntleigh Service Department. • Ensure that the battery pack is always fully charged. -
Page 40: Troubleshooting
Call for service (charger may be faulty). lights are visible. Yellow indicator light does not go off • Battery pack needs replacing. Call ArjoHuntleigh for after several hours of charging time. replacement. Battery pack indicates it is fully charged •... -
Page 41: Labels
Labels Labels Key to Labels: ArjoHuntleigh wet environment product identification Safe working load label Sling Color-to-Size reference Lift name label ArjoHuntleigh label Product information label Serial number label Metrological display label Emergency lowering label 10. Scale marking 11. Stretcher attachment point... -
Page 42: Technical Specifications
WARNING: The equipment is not suitable in the presence of flammable anesthetic mixture with air or oxygen, or with nitrous oxide. Using the MAXI MOVE in this environment might lead to an explosion. The lift might create some spark internally and ignite the gaz. -
Page 43: Lift Dimensions
Technical Specifications Lift Dimensions 1) DIMENSIONS TAKEN WITH HOIST UNLOADED 2) DIMENSIONS TOLERANCES: ± 10 MM (3/8”) GESCHLOSSENES OFFENES GESCHLOSSENES OFFENES FAHRGESTELL FAHRGESTELL FAHRGESTELL FAHRGESTELL [ 13" ] [11 3/8''] [ 12 5/8" ] [11''] STANDARD- FAHRGESTELL [ 4 1/2" ] [ 9 7/8"... - Page 44 Technical Specifications 1) DIMENSIONS TAKEN WITH HOIST UNLOADED Lift Dimensions 2) DIMENSIONS TOLERANCES: ± 10 MM (3/8”) GESCHLOSSENES OFFENES FAHRGESTELL FAHRGESTELL [ 4 3/4" ] [3 1/8''] STANDARD- FAHRGESTELL [ 4 1/2" ] NIEDRIGES FAHRGESTELL [4''] 1118 [ 44" ] MIT DPS-AUFHÄNGUNG, STANDARD-FAHRGESTELL &...
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Page 45: Appendix - Scale Gravity Code Configurations
Appendix - Scale Gravity Code Configurations Appendix - Scale Gravity Code Configurations Whenever the MAXI MOVE floor lifts with scale are sold in Europe, the conformity of the scale NOTE: When the preset code is 99, it means that with the requirements of the Council Directive 90/... -
Page 46: European Gravity Zones Map
Appendix - Scale Gravity Code Configurations European Gravity Zones Map For more detailed information, see the Gravity Adjustment Table on page 49. The gravity codes (MFG) below and in the following page correspond to countries with their individual gravity zones. The gravity zone tables in the maps specify a region within a country, along with its zone in latitude and altitude, or its corresponding acceleration of gravity. - Page 47 Appendix - Scale Gravity Code Configurations Belgium Sweden Estonia MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE 49.5-51.5:0-400 Zone 2 g=9.8184 m/s =9.817823 m/s 49.5-50.5:0-700 Zone 5 g=9.82279 m/s 50-51:0-700 Lithuania MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE 53.5:0-300 Germany MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE...
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Page 48: Gravity Adjustment Table
Appendix - Scale Gravity Code Configurations Gravity Adjustment Table Gravity Country Code Postal Code* Acceleration (m/s Austria 9.8065 Belgium 1 1000 to 3999 / 5000 to 6599 / 7000 to 9999 9.81052 Belgium 2 6600-6999 9.80961 Belgium 3 4000-4999 9.81006 Zone not predefined. - Page 49 Appendix - Scale Gravity Code Configurations Gravity Adjustment Table (Continued) Gravity Country Code Postal Code* Acceleration (m/s Norway 3 9000 to 9999 9.8244 Poland 9.8131 Portugal Zone not predefined. The coordinates of the location should be known. Romania 9.8055 Slovakia 9.8083 Slovenia 9.8065...
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Page 50: Electromagnetic Compatibility
Electromagnetic Emissions - For all Equipment and Systems The MAXI MOVE is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment indicated below. The customer or the user of the MAXI MOVE should assure that it is used in such an environment. Emissions test... -
Page 51: Electromagnetic Immunity
Electromagnetic Immunity - For all Equipment and Systems The MAXI MOVE is intended for use in electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of the MAXI MOVE should assure that it is used in such an environment. Electromagnetic... - Page 52 To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the MAXI MOVE is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the MAXI MOVE should be observed to verify normal operation.
- Page 53 Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the MAXI MOVE. The MAXI MOVE is intended for use in electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the MAXI MOVE can help prevent electromagnetic interference by...