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Clinic | Care | Homecare | Living
Instruction Manual
06/04/2018 | Version 2 | 259150

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  • Page 1 Deka Clinic | Care | Homecare | Living Instruction Manual 06/04/2018 | Version 2 | 259150...

  • Page 2: Headboard

    Headboard Backrest handle Backrest Thigh rest Thigh rest handle Lower leg rest Footboard Linen holder, extensible, with gallery rail Tilting lever Brake pedal (both sides) for braking the bed Height adjustment foot pedal Thigh rest adjustment lever Backrest adjustment lever Universal holder, sliding, on both sides Wall deflection rollers Magnet (on both sides) to unlock control levels...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Use of Additional Electromedical Equipment __________________________________ 18 5.3.2 Use of Patient Lifts ______________________________________________________ 19 Safety Information for Accessories ______________________________________ 19 Safety Instructions for Putting into Service _______________________________ 19 Product Description _______________________________________________ 20 Intended Purpose ____________________________________________________ 20 Designated Use ______________________________________________________ 20 Contraindications ____________________________________________________ 21 Deka...
  • Page 4 Contents Product Variants _____________________________________________________ 22 Components of the Bed _______________________________________________ 22 6.5.1 Mattress Base in Four Sections _____________________________________________ 22 6.5.2 Two-Section Mattress Base ________________________________________________ 22 6.5.3 Bed Extensions (Optional) _________________________________________________ 22 6.5.4 Chassis ________________________________________________________________ 22 6.5.5 Electric Actuator System __________________________________________________ 23 6.5.6 3/4 Safety Sides (Optional) ________________________________________________ 24 6.5.7...
  • Page 5 Bringing the Mattress Base into a Horizontal Position ___________________________ 56 CPR Release of Backrest ______________________________________________ 56 Electric Actuator System ______________________________________________ 58 9.8.1 Control Units ___________________________________________________________ 58 Rechargeable Batteries ________________________________________________ 65 9.9.1 Emergency Operation ____________________________________________________ 65 9.9.2 Charging the Batteries ____________________________________________________ 65 9.10 ¾ Safety Sides (Swivelling) ____________________________________________ 66 Deka...
  • Page 6 Contents 9.10.1 Raising ________________________________________________________________ 67 9.10.2 Lowering _______________________________________________________________ 68 10 Use in an Emergency ______________________________________________ 69 10.1 Emergency: Setting CPR Position _______________________________________ 69 10.1.1 On the Handset _________________________________________________________ 69 10.1.2 On the Locking Box ______________________________________________________ 70 10.2 Lowering the Backrest by Hand (Emergency Lowering) _____________________ 70 11 Special Bed Adaptations ___________________________________________ 71 11.1 Removing and Inserting Headboard and Footboard ________________________ 71 11.1.1...
  • Page 7 18 Appendix _______________________________________________________ 105 18.1 Available Accessories ________________________________________________ 105 18.2 EMC Info Tables _____________________________________________________ 106 18.2.1 Guidelines and Manufacturer's Declaration __________________________________ 106 18.3 Inspection Report ___________________________________________________ 110 18.4 Inspection by the User _______________________________________________ 114 18.5 EC Declaration of Conformity __________________________________________ 115 Deka...

  • Page 8: Manufacturer's Address, Change History, Market Information

    Contents Manufacturer’s Address, Change History, Market Infor- mation Manufacturer: Stiegelmeyer GmbH & Co. KG Ackerstrasse 42, D-32051 Herford, Germany Phone: +49 (0) 5221 185-0 Fax: +49 (0) 5221 185-252 Email: info@stiegelmeyer.com Internet: www.stiegelmeyer.com Service centre: To order replacement parts in Germany and for any Customer Service requirements or other ques- tions, please contact our service centre: Stiegelmeyer GmbH &...

  • Page 9: Foreword

    It is a practical reference book and should be kept close to hand at all times. Even after purchasing a bed, Stiegelmeyer is still on hand to help at any time. Our Assist business division can provide you with customised solutions in all matters relating to inspection and mainte- nance, repair and process optimisation.

  • Page 10: Target Groups, Qualifications And Duties

    Important: This instruction manual was compiled for a complete range of hospital beds. Hospital beds in the Deka range can be supplied in a mechanical or electric version with a greater or lesser number of functions. Please note that functions or equipment that your bed does not incorporate may be described in this instruction manual.

  • Page 11: Users (Medical Staff)

    If other equipment (e.g. compressors for positioning systems, etc.) is attached, ensure that all items of equipment are securely fixed and function properly. Consult the manufacturer of the equipment in question, or Stiegelmeyer, if there are any uncertain- ties. Deka...

  • Page 12: Patient

    Target Groups, Qualifications and Duties Patient CAUTION Risk of Injury If any damage or malfunction is suspected, take the bed out of service. Unplug immediately from the mains supply. Indicate clearly that the hospital bed is “OUT OF ORDER”. Report this immediately to the operator responsible. Patient A patient is defined as a person who is in need of care, ill, infirm or disabled, and occupies this bed.

  • Page 13: Conventions Of This Instruction Manual

    General information and cross-references will be displayed in the following way: General information, tips and helpful courses of action. Cross-reference or active link: The double arrow separates the chapter title from the page number. Example: see Safety Information »14. Deka...

  • Page 14: Safety Information

    Safety Information Safety Information for Bed Operation Safety Information Safety Information for Bed Operation This hospital bed may only be operated by persons who have been instruction by the operator in its safe operation. Electrical adjustments are only possible when the hospital bed is properly connected to the mains power supply (exception: emergency operation using lead-acid batteries).

  • Page 15: Length Of Operation Of Electric Actuators

    Make sure that the cable cannot be crushed, stretched or otherwise damaged by moving parts of the bed. To safeguard the patient, and children in particular, against unintentional electrical adjustments, place the handset out of their reach (e.g. at the foot end of the bed) or lock the appropriate ad- justment options. Deka...

  • Page 16: Bed Adjustment

    Safety Information Safety Information for Bed Operation In these cases, adjustments must only be performed by a person trained by the operator, or in the presence of a trained person! 5.1.4 Bed Adjustment CAUTION Risk of Injury Lock the operating functions for the patient on the handset if The patient is unable to operate the bed safely, The patient is unable to free himself/herself from potentially dangerous situations, The patient could be at risk from inadvertent adjustment of the electric actuators,...

  • Page 17: Special Hazards

    Efficient and safe operation combined with maximum protection of patients can only be guaran- teed if original Stiegelmeyer accessories are used that are designed for the relevant model of bed! Make sure that the attachment of accessories does not produce any crush or shearing zones when the bed sections are adjusted.

  • Page 18: Use Of Additional Electromedical Equipment

    Safety Information Safety Information for Attachments and Additional Equipment 5.3.1 Use of Additional Electromedical Equipment When additional mains-operated electrical (electromedical) equipment such as infusion pumps, data processing devices, ECG/EEG devices, etc., is used in combination with this electrically ad- justable bed, the entire arrangement constitutes an ‘electromedical system’. When using electromedical equipment, precautions must be taken to comply with electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements and allowable leakage current limits.

  • Page 19: Use Of Patient Lifts

    5.3.1.2 Use of Defibrillators Electric beds in the Deka range are defibrillation proof even without a PE connection. Observe the information contained in the instruction manuals for the defibrillators as well. The use of HF surgical devices is not permitted on electrically adjustable beds.

  • Page 20: Product Description

    Product Description Intended Purpose Product Description Please note: Not all illustrations show the model that you have purchased. The step by step instructions should still be carried out accordingly for your particular model. Intended Purpose Essential Performance: This bed is designed for positioning and transporting patients, as an aid to diagnosing, monitoring, treating, and alleviating illnesses or compensating for injuries or disabilities.

  • Page 21: Contraindications

    In this case, use the Deka junior version with the special safety sides available for this model with smaller bar spacing (Option) » 105.

  • Page 22: Product Variants

    6.5.3 Bed Extensions (Optional) Bed variants in the Deka range can optionally be fitted with a bed extension at the foot end. This enables the bed to be manually extended by either approximately 10 or 20 cm.

  • Page 23: Electric Actuator System

    Lead-acid batteries (optional for beds with EM2 and EM3) for mains-independent emergency operation Locking box (optional for beds with EM2 and EM3). A handset without a locking function is supplied for this purpose. The user can lock the handset as necessary and activate CPR func- tions using the locking box. Deka...

  • Page 24: 3/4 Safety Sides (Optional)

    Components of the Bed 6.5.6 3/4 Safety Sides (Optional) The beds in the Deka range can optionally be fitted with a swivelling safety side (3/4 safety side) to protect the adult patient from falling out of bed. 3/4 Safety Sides...

  • Page 25: Full-Length Safety Sides (Optional)

    Components of the Bed 6.5.7 Full-Length Safety Sides (Optional) To protect the patient from accidentally falling out of bed, the Deka series beds can be fitted with a full-length safety side. These automatically extend when the bed extension is extended.

  • Page 26: Linen Holder (Optional)

    Product Description Components of the Bed 6.5.8 Linen Holder (Optional) The foot end of the bed is fitted with a linen holder . It is fitted with a gallery rail and can be drawn out to provide a hygienic surface to put bedding on. Linen holder Instructions for using the linen holder are given in Chapter Using the Linen Holder »...

  • Page 27: Mains Cable Holder

    Product Description Components of the Bed 6.5.9 Mains Cable Holder Beds in the Deka range are fitted with a plastic mains cable holder. The holder is attached to the mains cable itself Mains cable holder attached to the mains cable Hook the mains cable holder onto the headboard or footboard before moving the bed to prevent the mains cable from being driven over, crushed or torn off.

  • Page 28: Adaptor Sleeves For Patient Lifting Pole / Infusion Stand

    Product Description Components of the Bed 6.5.10 Adaptor Sleeves for Patient Lifting Pole / Infusion Stand 6.5.10.1 Patient Lifting Pole On the inside of the headboard, there is an adaptor sleeve on each side of the bed for attaching a patient lifting pole or infusion stand.
  • Page 29 An optional second oval or round plastic reducing adaptor can be inserted in one of the sleeves at the head end. The second reducing adaptor is used for holding an infusion stand. The following example shows the use of an oval reducing adaptor: Infusion stand reducing adaptor at head end Deka...

  • Page 30: Universal Holders

    Product Description Components of the Bed 6.5.11 Universal Holders Depending on the bed features available, two universal holders can be attached to each of the long sides of the bed. These universal holders can be used for hanging accessories such as urine bottle holders.

  • Page 31: Lead-Acid Batteries

    (up + down) should always be possible under normal load. Otherwise, the lead-acid batteries must be replaced. In this case, contact Stiegelmeyer’s Service Centre. We will replace the rechargeable lead-acid batteries and dispose of the old batteries properly.

  • Page 32: Technical Data

    Product Description Technical Data Technical Data 6.6.1 Type Plate The type plate is located at the head end (inward-facing side) of the mattress base, and a separate PID barcode also can be found there on the hospital bed. The type plate contains the following information: Type plate - Electric bed Type plate - Mechanical bed Model...

  • Page 33: Dimensions

    Backrest angle 0° to 71° 0° to 71° 0° to 71° Thigh rest angle up to 82° (mech.) up to 82° (mech.) up to 82° (mech.) up to 33° (electr.) up to 33° (electr.) up to 33° (electr.) Deka...

  • Page 34: Operating Noise

    Product Description Technical Data 6.6.6 Operating Noise The operating noise of an electrically adjustable bed is not more than 47 dB (A). 6.6.7 Ambient Conditions The following ambient conditions must be maintained: Ambient Conditions for Storage Minimum Maximum Storage temperature -10°C +50°C Relative humidity...
  • Page 35 IP X6, LA 31, suitable for automatic wash- ing systems (optional) 1 : Manual CPR release 4 : Limit switch, direct switching 2 : Manual raising 5 : Safety nut 3 : Only push force – no pull force Deka...

  • Page 36: Putting Into Service

    Chapter New Occupancy after a Change of Patient » 38. Safety Information for Putting Into Service Hospital beds in the Deka range are designed for multiple re-use. Ensure that the essential condi- tions specified in the following chapters are met: New Occupancy after a Change of Patient »...

  • Page 37: Safety Information For Electric Hospital Beds

    An electric hospital bed must not: Be used in explosive environments caused, for example, by cleaning agents or anaesthetics. Be used in combination with high frequency surgical equipment. In other countries, the relevant national regulations must be complied with! Deka...

  • Page 38: Bed Reprocessing / Bed Adaptation

    Important: This instruction manual has been issued for a complete range of hospital beds. Hospital beds in the Deka range can be supplied in a mechanical or electric version with more or less functions. Please note that functions or equipment that your bed does not contain may be described in this instruction manual.

  • Page 39: Requirements

    If the bed is equipped with rechargeable lead-acid batteries, it is constantly connected to the mains supply. This is the only way to ensure that the batteries are fully charged and are availa- ble in case of an emergency. Deka...

  • Page 40: Extending / Shortening The Mattress Base (Optional)

    Extending / Shortening the Mattress Base (Optional) 8.2.1 Extending the Mattress Base Mechanical and electric beds in the Deka range can optionally be fitted with a bed extension at the foot end. The mattress base can be extended either by 10 or 20 cm.

  • Page 41: Shortening The Mattress Base

    Using both hands, slide the footboard smoothly and evenly back under the mattress base. Check that the knobs are firmly locked in place by pushing the footboard forwards and back! Deka...

  • Page 42: Using The Linen Holder (Optional)

    Bed Reprocessing / Bed Adaptation Using the Linen Holder (Optional) Using the Linen Holder (Optional) Hospital beds can be supplied with a linen holder at the foot end of the bed that can be drawn out to provide a hygienic surface to lay bedding on. Depending on the model of bed, the locking box is also located in the linen holder.

  • Page 43: Removing / Inserting Laminate Panels

    1st Insert the moulded laminate panel from the inward-facing side of the bed. 2nd Make sure that all four locating brackets of the laminate panel slot onto the corresponding bolts. The bolts are located on the vertical tubing posts on the headboard or footboard. Deka...

  • Page 44: Inserting / Removing Patient Lifting Pole

    Bed Reprocessing / Bed Adaptation Inserting / Removing Patient Lifting Pole Inserting / Removing Patient Lifting Pole CAUTION Risk of Injury The maximum loading capacity at the front end of the patient lifting pole is 75 kg. The patient lifting pole is not suitable for rehabilitation exercises. Pay attention to door clearances when moving beds with patient lifting poles or infusion stands attached.

  • Page 45: Variants: Round Pole

    Therefore, the metal pin on the patient lifting pole must always sit in the notch in the adaptor sleeve! Slewing range Danger area Deka...

  • Page 46: Attaching And Adjusting The Grab Handle

    Bed Reprocessing / Bed Adaptation Attaching and Adjusting the Grab Handle Attaching and Adjusting the Grab Handle CAUTION Risk of Injury Check the grab handle and belt regularly for damage. Replace damaged grab handles or belts immediately. We recommend that the triangular grab handle is replaced after a maximum of five years. Please also refer to the detailed instruction manual supplied with every grab handle.

  • Page 47: Attaching An Infusion Stand

    Ensure that the attached accessories do not collide with the foot pedal area. Slide the universal holders away accordingly. Observe the following weight limits: The universal holders must not hold a weight of more than 5 kg (acting verti- cally)! Deka...

  • Page 48: Double Traction Frame

    Double Traction Frame Double Traction Frame Beds in the Deka range are fitted with adaptor sleeves for holding a double traction frame. A dou- ble traction frame can be ordered at the customer’s request. The double traction frame is assem- bled and fitted at the place of use.

  • Page 49: Operation

    In this way, you greatly reduce the risk of the patient injuring him- self/herself as a result of falling when getting in or out of bed. IMPORTANT When the bed is moved, ensure that objects hanging in the universal holders do not cause any damage (e.g. to door frames). Deka...

  • Page 50: Moving, Braking The Bed (Individual Locking Castors)

    Operation Moving and Immobilising the Bed 9.1.2 Moving, Braking the Bed (Individual Locking Castors) In this variant, the castors can be individually braked. Released castors. Braked castors. To apply the castor brake, press the pedal To release the castor brake, press the pedal down with your foot in the direction of the down with your foot in the direction of the ar- arrow.

  • Page 51: Setting The Backrest (Mechanically)

    (upwards / downwards). The backrest is not held in position until the operating lever is released. If there is no load on the backrest and it is steeply raised, it must be pressed down by hand in addition. Deka...

  • Page 52: Setting The Thigh Rest (Mechanically)

    Operation Setting the Thigh Rest (Mechanically) Setting the Thigh Rest (Mechanically) IMPORTANT! When making adjustments to the hospital bed, please note the safety infor- mation given in Chapter Bed Adjustment » 16. Depending on the model of bed, the thigh rest can be adjusted mechanically or electrically. Me- chanical adjustment is described below: The operating lever in this model of bed is used to adjust both the backrest and the thigh rest.

  • Page 53: Setting The Lower Leg Rest (Mechanically)

    IMPORTANT! When making adjustments to the hospital bed, please note the safety infor- mation given in Chapter Bed Adjustment » 16. The lower leg rest in both the electric and the mechanical beds in the Deka range can only be ad- justed mechanically.

  • Page 54: Setting The Bed Height (Mechanically)

    Operation Setting the Bed Height (Mechanically) Setting the Bed Height (Mechanically) IMPORTANT! When making adjustments to the hospital bed, please note the safety infor- mation given in Chapter Bed Adjustment » 16. Depending on the model of bed, the mattress base can be adjusted mechanically or electrically. Mechanical adjustment is described below: The mattress base height is continuously adjustable.

  • Page 55: Tilting

    Now either lift the foot section of the mattress base up or press it down. The mattress base is not held in position until the operating lever has been re- leased. Deka...

  • Page 56: Bringing The Mattress Base Into A Horizontal Position

    Operation CPR Release of Backrest 9.6.2 Bringing the Mattress Base into a Horizontal Position The bed must be immobilised. Grasp the upright tube of the footboard with one hand. Pull the operating lever ① away from the foot end with the other hand.
  • Page 57 CPR release of the backrest and not for con- tinuous mechanical adjustments! To enable the bed to be reprocessed faster, the unloaded backrest can also be raised quickly by grasping the far end of the backrest. You will hear it click into place automatically. Deka...

  • Page 58: Electric Actuator System

    Electric Actuator System Electric Actuator System 9.8.1 Control Units Beds in the Deka range are supplied with two control units for setting and positioning adjustable components on a: Handset with magnetic locking function (as standard) Handset with locking box (optional) 9.8.1.1...
  • Page 59 Setting the Lower Leg Rest The lower leg rest can be raised and lowered by hand if the thigh rest is raised. To set the lower leg rest, proceed as described in Chapter Setting the Lower Leg Rest (Mechanically) » 53. Deka...
  • Page 60 Operation Electric Actuator System Function Lock - Magnetic Locking Function For safety reasons, the handset incorporates a magnetic facility for locking individual adjustment functions. If the clinical state of the patient is so critical that any adjustment via the handset places him/her at risk, then the user must lock this adjustment function immediately.
  • Page 61 If no settings, or no further settings, are entered within 5 seconds, the staff control level will then be automatically ended again. To change the setting for a particular function again, repeat the procedure for the function con- cerned. LED - green = unlocked LED - orange = locked Deka...
  • Page 62 Operation Electric Actuator System 9.8.1.2 Handset with Locking Box (Optional) Depending on the features which the bed is fitted with, the bed comes with a conventional handset and an additional locking box. This allows electric bed functions to also be adjusted using the handset.
  • Page 63 Otherwise there is a danger of limbs being crushed if the patient inadvertently activates the handset. In these cases, adjustments must only be performed by a person trained by the operator, or in the presence of a trained person! Deka...
  • Page 64 Operation Electric Actuator System Illustration: A = Battery charge indicator B = Button for locking/unlocking mattress base height and thigh rest adjustments C = Button for locking/unlocking backrest adjustments D = Unlock button E = Button for CPR position Proceed as follows to lock or unlock functions: 1.

  • Page 65: Rechargeable Batteries

    (up + down) should always be possible. Otherwise, the batteries must be replaced. In this case, contact the Stiegelmeyer customer service who will replace the rechargeable batter- ies and dispose of the old batteries properly. The address can be found in Chapter Service Ad- dress »...

  • Page 66: Safety Sides (Swivelling)

    ¾ Safety Sides (Swivelling) 9.10 ¾ Safety Sides (Swivelling) Hospital beds in the Deka range can optionally be fitted with a swivelling safety side . Safety sides provide suitable protection for patients against falling out of bed. They are not intended as a device to prevent the patient from intentionally leaving the bed.

  • Page 67: Raising

    3. Check that the safety side is securely fixed in place by pushing and pulling the top rail from one end to the other! 4. Repeat the procedure for the Engaged other safety side. engag Deka...

  • Page 68: Lowering

    Operation ¾ Safety Sides (Swivelling) 9.10.2 Lowering Proceed as follows: 1st Grasp the top rail of the safety side ① with one hand. 2nd Pull the red release button ② out completely with the other hand. 3rd Lower the other rail gradually with a pivoting motion towards the foot end of the bed. Be careful - do not let it drop! 4th Repeat the procedure for the other safety side.

  • Page 69: Use In An Emergency

    Handset with Magnetic Locking Function » 58). Press the CPR button on the handset and keep this pressed. The backrest and thigh rest are moved to a horizontal position and the mat- tress base is also adjusted to its low- est height. Deka...

  • Page 70: On The Locking Box

    Use in an Emergency Lowering the Backrest by Hand (Emergency Lowering) 10.1.2 On the Locking Box 1 Press the unlock button and the CPR button at the same time and keep them pressed. The bed moves at maximum speed into the resuscitation posi- tion.

  • Page 71: Special Bed Adaptations

    Hold the headboard or footboard with both headboard/footboard. hands and pull it upwards and out of the holders. 11.1.2 Inserting 1 Stand behind the Hold the headboard or footboard with both headboard/footboard. hands and carefully pull it upwards and out of the holders. Deka...

  • Page 72: Attaching Posey Belts

    Special Bed Adaptations Attaching Posey Belts 11.2 Attaching Posey Belts WARNING Risk of Injury Please observe the instruction manual and safety information provided by the manufacturer of the restraint systems when restraining a patient in order to prevent the risk of serious injuries to the patient! Always thread belts round the outer metal frame of the mattress base and not round the plas- tic handles attached to it.

  • Page 73: Cleaning And Disinfection

    Unplug the bed immediately from the power socket and/or do not insert the mains plug into the socket again. Indicate clearly that the bed is “Out of order”. Take it out of service immediately and report the incident to the operator of the bed without delay. Deka...

  • Page 74: Manual Cleaning

    The choice of cleaning agents and disinfectants available on the market may change from time to time. Stiegelmeyer therefore routinely tests the most commonly used materials for compati- bility. The most up-to-date list of cleaning agents and disinfectants can be obtained from our service centre on request: Contact info: »...

  • Page 75: Machine Cleaning

    Do not exceed the dosage advice given by the manufacturer! Lasting and steadily worsen- ing pre-damage, particularly to plastic parts, may result! Please consult Stiegelmeyer before using any other cleaning agents, to prevent potential damage to the bed as a result of their use.
  • Page 76 Cleaning and Disinfection Machine Cleaning The cleaning and disinfection cycle (including the rinsing process) in a decontamination fa- cility must comply with the directives issued by the Bed Frame and Chassis Decontamina- tion Systems Working Group (AKBWA). The pressure of the jet sprays inside the bed decontamination system must not exceed 5 to 8 bar.

  • Page 77: Maintenance

    If any damage or malfunction is suspected, take the bed out of service at once until it has been re- paired or the damaged component has been replaced! Beds from the Deka range must not be modified without authorisation by the manufacturer. Deka...

  • Page 78: Legal Principles

    In other countries: outside Germany or the EU, the relevant national regulations must be com- plied with! 13.3 Recommended Lubricants Designation in Table Manufacturer / Product Stiegelmeyer Order Number Lubrication Instruc- tions Weicon: Allround Lubricant AL-W 190507 (400 ml spray can) 193231 (1000 ml spray can) Klüber: Polylub Gly 801020199...

  • Page 79: Servicing Points

    This overview applies only for the lubrication that is necessary if the bed is cleaned in an auto- matic washing system. No.: Description and Illustration Lubrication Lubricant Quantity of Com- Spots ponent Mattress base frame 2 x at head crank 2 x at foot Pivot between mat- tress frame and thigh rest Deka...
  • Page 80 Maintenance Servicing Points No.: Description and Quantity Illustration Lubrica- Lubricant of Component tion Spots Pivot between thigh rest and lower leg rest Pivot between mattress base frame and Rastomat (A) Pivot between lower leg rest and Rastomat (B) Bed extension guide Lifting pipe take-up, backrest motor Instruction Manual...
  • Page 81 Maintenance Servicing Points No.: Description and Quanti- Illustration Lubrica- Lubricant ty of Component tion Spots Lubricate the lifting pipes of the electric adjustment motors and take them once through their entire adjustment travel Motor eye take-up, backrest motor Deka...
  • Page 82 Maintenance Servicing Points No.: Description and Quan- Illustration Lubrication Lubricant tity of Component Spots Motor eye take-up, thigh rest Lifting pipe take-up, thigh rest Pivot between chassis 2 x at head crank and mattress frame crank guide lug Pivot between chassis 2 x at foot end crank and mattress frame crank guide lug...
  • Page 83 Illustration Lubricant ty of Component Switch / brake mechanism 1 x at head 1 x at foot end Gas spring take-up 1 x at foot end Gas spring take-up 1 x at head Motor eye take-up, height adjustment motor Deka...
  • Page 84 Maintenance Servicing Points No.: Description and Quan- Illustration Lubricant tity of Component Chassis crank pivot 2 x at foot end 2 x at head Tilting gas spring actua- 1 x at foot end Lifting pipe take-up, height adjustment motor Instruction Manual...

  • Page 85: Servicing Plan

    For motorised beds we recommend, as a guideline, that an annual DGUV A3 inspection be carried out by our qualified Service Centre staff, with a certificate of adherence to the 2% error rate (see also the DGUV A3 accident prevention regulations: § 5, Table 1B). Deka...
  • Page 86 Maintenance Servicing Plan IMPORTANT Qualification of Inspectors In accordance with DIN EN 62353:2015-10 (Association of German Electrical Engineers – Regu- lation VDE 0751-1), the inspection results may only be evaluated and documented by experts (a qualified electrician or, with the use of suitable measuring devices, a person instructed in electri- cal matters as defined by DGUV A3) with the corresponding knowledge, training and experience.

  • Page 87: Replacement Of Electrical Components

    WARNING Danger of Death Due to Electric Shock! Any work and/or repairs to the electrical equipment may only be carried out by Stiegelmeyer service engineers, the actuator manufacturer or qualified and authorised electricians in compliance with all relevant VDE and safety regulations!

  • Page 88: Assignment Of Control Unit Terminals

    Replacement of Electrical Components Assignment of Control Unit Terminals 14.2 Assignment of Control Unit Terminals Depending on the number of actuators EM1, EM2, EM3 and additional options such as handset and locking box, the sockets on the control unit may be occupied to a greater or lesser extent. The wiring diagram below shows all possible variants for an actuator system.

  • Page 89: Variant Em2 Plug Assignment

    Two actuators (EM2) for adjusting the backrest and mattress base height. CB 16 Backrest motor Not assigned Mattress base height motor Not assigned Not assigned Not assigned Handset Locking box (optional) Mains cable Battery (optional) PE = Earth wire connection Deka...

  • Page 90: Variant Em3 Plug Assignment

    Replacement of Electrical Components Assignment of Control Unit Terminals 14.2.3 Variant EM3 Plug Assignment Three actuators (EM3) for adjusting the backrest, thigh rest and mattress base height. Backrest motor Not assigned Mattress base height motor Not assigned Thigh rest motor Not assigned Handset Locking box (optional)

  • Page 91: Changing The Lead-Acid Battery

    7. Test the function of the power adjustments! 8. Charge the lead-acid battery. To do so, connect the bed to the mains supply for at least 8 hours. Only then is the battery ready for unrestricted emergency use. Deka...

  • Page 92: Replace Handset

    Replacement of Electrical Components Replace Handset 14.4 Replace Handset Replace faulty handsets on electric beds. Proceed as follows: 1. If possible, adjust the bed to its highest position to make work easier. 2. Unplug the mains cable. 3. Carefully lift the locking device over the plugs of the control unit using a screwdriver. 4.

  • Page 93: Replace The Control Unit

    Place the spring washer on the bolt and replace both nuts. Tighten these fully (torque: 1.5 Nm). Tighten both nuts to prevent inadvertent loosening. 12. Carry out an electrical measurement! 13. Test the motorised adjustments to ensure that they work correctly! Deka...

  • Page 94: Troubleshooting

    Chapter 15.1.3 is no longer possi- rectified in time by replacing the ble; handset, have been identified Contact Stiegelmeyer’s service centre. several times (3 x). Control unit Locking LEDs on handset/locking Only they can deactivate the safety lock on locked for safety reasons.

  • Page 95: Fault Indicator (Version Em2 And Em3 Only)

    Handset fault Thigh rest motor (socket Possible Fault An internal fault in the control 5) limit switch unit Replace handset with a new Check cable + plug Solution Check/replace motor Reset the control unit Faults are shown through flashing LEDs Deka...
  • Page 96 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting for Electric Beds Call Up or Delete Last Faults Saved In addition, the last error code saved in the control unit can be called up and also deleted using the handset. Indication of error codes on the handset. If no error code can be called up, there was either no fault or the memory was deleted.

  • Page 97: Unlocking The Control Unit - Reset (Version Em2 And Em3 Only)

    If a handset fault is identified 3 times in a row and not rectified previously by replacing the handset with a new one, the control unit is permanently locked. This can only be deactivated by Stiegelmeyer’s service centre. Deka...
  • Page 98 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting for Electric Beds 15.1.3.1 Handset with Magnetic Locking Function If the system is equipped with a handset with a magnetic lock, the reset is car- ried out on the handset. The reset is only possible at staff control level and not at conventional patient level.

  • Page 99: Troubleshooting For Electric Beds

    Rectify the cause; fix securely; kinked replace if necessary Manual tilting of mattress base Bowden cable too short Adjust length of Bowden cable cannot be locked Bowden cable jammed / does Rectify the cause; fix securely; not reset itself replace if necessary Deka...

  • Page 100: Disposal

    CAUTION Environmental Risk Lead-acid batteries must not be disposed of as household waste. They can be returned to Stiegelmeyer or disposed of at local waste collection points in the same way as car batteries. Instruction Manual...

  • Page 101: Disposal Of Gas Springs / Hydraulic Units

    Gas springs must first be depressurised according to the manufacturer’s instructions before dis- posal. This information can be obtained upon request from the gas spring manufacturer (see type plate). In other countries outside Germany or the EU, the relevant national regulations must be complied with. Deka...

  • Page 102: Installation Of Accessories

    (e.g. company technicians). After installation, a performance test must be carried out. 17.1 ¾ Safety Sides (Swivelling) (Optional) Beds in the Deka range can optionally be fitted with ¾ safety sides. 17.1.1 Product Contents per Bed 2 x Safety sides...
  • Page 103 Ensure that the side with the release button is closest to the foot end of the bed (see Fig. Insert the safety side until both ends of it click into place. Check that safety side is firmly attached. Attach second safety side to other long side of the bed. To do so, repeat steps 1 to 5. Deka...
  • Page 104 Installation of Accessories ¾ Safety Sides (Swivelling) (Optional) Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Instruction Manual...

  • Page 105: Appendix

    Appendix Available Accessories 18 Appendix 18.1 Available Accessories A wide range of accessories is available for hospital beds in the Deka series, and we are continu- ally extending this range. CAUTION Risk of Injury Efficient and safe operation combined with maximum protection of patients can only be guaran- teed if original Stiegelmeyer accessories are used which are designed for the relevant model of bed.

  • Page 106: Emc Info Tables

    18.2.1 Guidelines and Manufacturer's Declaration IMPORTANT An electric bed from the Deka range is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment de- scribed below. Operators of electric beds should ensure that the beds are used in such an envi- ronment.
  • Page 107 (50/60Hz) accord- typical business or hospital ing to IEC environment. 6100048 Note: UT is the AC network voltage before the test level is applied Deka...
  • Page 108 Appendix EMC Info Tables Interference IEC 60601 Compliance Electromagnetic Environment - Immunity Tests Test Level Level Guidelines Portable and mobile radio devices should not be used in closer proximity to the BED, including the cables, than the recommended protection distance calcu- lated using the equation for the appro- priate transmission frequency.
  • Page 109 The higher frequency range applies for 80 MHz and 800 MHz. Note 2: These guidelines may not be applicable in all circumstances. The propagation of electromagnetic interference is affected by buildings, objects and people due to absorption and reflection. Deka...

  • Page 110: Inspection Report

    [ ] II [X] I Bed type: Inventory number: Location: Serial number: Manufacturer: Stiegelmeyer GmbH & Co. User-specific parts: none Testing equipment used (type/inventory no.): MP-RL 93/42 Classification: Class I type B I. Visual Inspection Not ok Description of Defect What to Check...
  • Page 111 1 Plug the bed mains cable in the test socket on the measuring instrument. 2 Connect the measuring 0.5 mA instrument probe to the PE connector (mattress base, head end). 3 For the duration of the measurements, activate the motors using the handset. Deka...
  • Page 112 Appendix Inspection Report III. Performance check: Description of Defect What to Check... Check for... Performance Inspection of the Electrical Components (if installed) Battery powered; capacity Requirements: Battery is of battery (optional equip- charged + bed is discon- ment) nected from power supply: Test: Load bed with approx.
  • Page 113 [ ] Appliance does not conform to requirements – modification/replacement of components/ decommissioning recommended. [ ] No Test approval [ ] Yes Next inspection date: sticker applied: Documents that form part of this inspection report: Checked: Date: Name: Signature: Test approval Date: Name: Signature: sticker applied: Address/stamp of responsible company: Deka...

  • Page 114: Inspection By The User

    Appendix Inspection by the User 18.4 Inspection by the User Inspection Not OK Description of Defect What to Check... Check for... Visual Inspection of the Electrical Components (if installed) Handset: Housing + key- No damage pad + display + cable: Handset: Cable + cable Securely suspended + routed suspension...

  • Page 115: Ec Declaration Of Conformity

    Appendix EC Declaration of Conformity 18.5 EC Declaration of Conformity EC Declaration of Conformity Stiegelmeyer GmbH & Co. KG Ackerstrasse 42, 32051 Herford, Germany hereby declare under sole responsibility as the manufacturer that the product model named below: Product model:...

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