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- Page 1 Instructions for use Marina 6100 2300, 6100 2305, 6100 2310, 6100 2320, 6100 2330, 6100 2345 (Hydraulic). 6100 2350, 6100 2355, 6100 2360, 6100 2370, 6100 2380, 6100 2385 (Elektrical). Shower stretcher...
- Page 2 Important: Read these instructions carefully before using the Marina! Date first used ............User .
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction ....................29 1.1. Introduction ....................29 1.2. Safety ......................30 1.3. Warranty .....................31 Use ......................33 2.1. First use ......................33 2.2. Activating (only for electrically adjustable versions) ......33 2.3. Working with the Marina ................33 Operation ....................34 3.1. Wheel blocking ..................34 3.2. Side-bars ....................35 3.3. -
Page 4: Introduction
1. Introduction 1.1. Introduction The Marina shower stretcher is a medical device for caring for and washing clients in an ergonomically responsible manner. Comfort is the primary consideration for both the client and the carer. The Marina comprises a mobile base frame and a height-adjustable supporting surface with a soft mattress. -
Page 5: Safety
• The Marina may only be operated by an authorised person. • The use of components (chargers, cables, actuators, batteries, etc.) that have not been supplied by Lopital may result in increased emissions or decreased immunity of the Marina (For electric adjustable Marina). -
Page 6: Warranty
1.3. Warranty Lopital products are guaranteed for 2 years with respect to construction and / or material faults. In the event of varying warranty terms, the exact period will be indicated on your invoice;... - Page 7 Charger (Electrical Marina). Figure 1 Activating. Pillow Mattress Handcontrol Collapsible side-bar Lever tilting Bumper Locking side-bar Drainage hose Frame Swivel wheel Ø12,5 cm Double braking Foot pedal 32 | Instructions for use | Marina Shower stretcher...
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Page 8: Use
2. Use 2.1. First use Before you use the Marina, you must check to ensure the components on page 32 are present. These components can be replaced by authorised individuals in the event of damage. These components are the applied parts of the Marina. These components may come into contact with the user(s) while the Marina is in use. -
Page 9: Operation
Step 7 Slide the Marina between the head and foot-end so that it protrudes as far as possible over the bed. Step 8 Block the wheels on the Marina (See paragraph 3.1. Wheel blocking). Step 9 Go to the other end of the bed and place the EasySlide between the client and the Marina. -
Page 10: Side-Bars
Semi-central braking and moving forwards (Article number: 6100 2310 / 6100 2360) • The semi-central operating pedal for the brakes is the pedal at the head-end and foot-end on both sides of the stretcher (See figure 3). • The brake on the Marina can be applied by moving the inside of the pedal at the head and foot end downwards, Figure 3 Semi-central braking using your foot (1). -
Page 11: Moving Upwards / Downwards
3.3. Moving upwards / downwards Electrically adjustable versions Moving upwards • If the client is lying on the shower stretcher, first put the brake on the wheels and then move the stretcher upwards. • Move the stretcher upwards by pressing the button that shows an ‘up’ arrow. -
Page 12: Tilting
Moving downwards • The stretcher is lowered by depressing the short part of the foot pedal (See figure 8). • The stretcher lowers under the influence of gravity. The lowering speed can be steadied by keeping the pedal gently depressed. •... - Page 13 Make sure that you push the plug into the correct position in the charging point. Only the original charger for the Marina may be used. If you use another charger, Lopital cannot be held liable for any consequences, such as damage to the electronics.
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Page 14: Safety Functions
4. Safety functions 4.1. Lock button (Only for electrically adjustable versions) The lock button is located in the middle of the undercarriage. Once the lock button has been depressed all electrical functio- ning will stop. Rotate the lock button a quarter of a turn to the right to unlock it (See figure 12). -
Page 15: On / Off Switch (Only For Electrically Adjustable Versions)
4.4. On / Off switch (only for electrically adjustable versions) In the centre of the undercarriage, there is an on / off switch. If the shower stretcher is not used for an extended period, you are advised 5. Cleaning and maintenance The Marina must be cleaned after every use, with water and regular household cleaning agents. -
Page 16: Storage And Transport
This process will preferably be carried out by Lopital or another authorised body. Lopital offers the option of having the stretcher thoroughly inspected and serviced once a year via Periodic Preventative Maintenance. -
Page 17: Removal Of Parts
7. Removal of parts All parts that are replaced or removed can be sent back to Lopital BV. You may also offer the parts to the engineer for destruction. We will ensure that all parts are processed in an environmentally-friendly manner. If you take care of disposal of the product yourself, you must take account of the fact that batteries and chargers must be disposed of as small chemical waste. -
Page 18: Drive
6100 2355 78 kg 6100 2360 79 kg 6100 2370 74 kg 6100 2380 80 kg 6100 2385 80 kg Maximum load: 180 kg 8.2. Drive High-low drive: Hydraulic or electric, push-only Control box: 24 VDC, max. 250W Battery: 2 x 12V, 7Ah Battery charger: 110-240 AC, 50/60 Hz, Max 0,35 A, Cable lenght 2,8 m 8.3. - Page 19 6100 2360 ca. 190 x 65 cm (l x w). 6100 2370 ca. 170 x 65 cm (l x w). 6100 2380 ca. 206 x 65 cm (l x w). 6100 2385 ca. 206 x 65 cm (l x w). Mattress edge height: ca.
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Page 20: Checklist For Technical Problems
Plugs removed Check plugs (to side of control downwards box). Manual controls not working Check plugs Contact Lopital Nederland B.V. Charger is not plugged in Connect charger The light on the charger is not on Charger is not working Contact Lopital Nederland B.V. -
Page 21: Relationship With Other Supports
10. Relationship with other supports EasySlide The EasySlide is the ideal device for transferring from bed to stretcher and vice versa. The physical burden and time required when using the EasySlide is minimal. The EasySlide is suitable for most bed and chair transfers from and to the Marina. Hoist The Marina has been designed for use with a hoist. -
Page 22: Electromagnetic Compatibility
11. Electromagnetic compatibility Guidance and Manufacturer’s declaration-electromagnetic emissions The Marina is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of Marina should assure that it is used in the following environment: Emissions Test Compliance Electromagnetic Environment - guidance RF emissions The Marina uses RF energy only for its internal function. Therefore, its RF Group 1 emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby CISPR11... - Page 23 Guidance and Manufacturer’s declaration-electromagnetic immunity The Marina is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of the Marina should assure that it is used in the following environment: Immunity Test IEC 60601-1-2 Test Compliance Level Electromagnetic Environment - guidance Level Portable and mobile RF communications equipment should be used no closer to any part of the Marina, including cables than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation applicable to the...
- Page 24 Recommended separation distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the Marina The Marina is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the Marina can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters) and the Marina as recommended below, according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment.
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