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- Page 1 Specialist Beds User Manual IMPORTANT: Do not use HealthCo SPECIALIST BEDS without having first read this manual. w: healthcoltd.co.uk...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENT CONTENT ………………………………………………………………..……………………………. 1. INTRODUCTION ……………………………………….……………………..………………….. Parts delivered ……………………………...……………………………………………………. …………………………………………………………….. GENERAL EXPLANATIONS Safety Instructions ……………………………..……………………………..…………………. Environment Bed In Use ………….…………………………………. ……..………………….. Technical Features …………………………………….……………………….………………... ELECTRICAL FEATURES ……………..……….….…………………………………………… Control Box Features ……………………….…………………………………………………... Battery Features ………………………………………..………………………………………… Actuator Features ………………………………………….……………………………………. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ……………………………………….…………………….……… START-UP OF THE BED ………………………………………………………………………... -
Page 3: Parts Delivered
• The manufacturer can’t be held liable for damage because of careless, misuse, and wrong relocation. • Manufacturer, vendor, or trained personnel should follow the instructions for transportation of the bed. • Instructions for initial start-up of the bed must be closely followed for safety. Parts Delivered Beds castors are designed to be used on smooth surfaces and indoors. -
Page 4: Environment Bed In Use
The bed must not be used where there are explosive and flammable materials. The power supply should be cut under bad weather conditions. bad weather conditions. Technical Features Technical Features FEATURES FEATURES PIONEER 3 PIONEER 3 PIONEER 2 PIONEER 2 Paloma Paloma Leona Leona Melissa Melissa Louisa Louisa Helena Helena Total Length... -
Page 5: Actuator Features
3. ELECTRICAL FEATURES The beds are manufactured according to the countries’ electrical output. WARNING! The bed is manufactured according to 60601-1-2 EN standards in order to minimize unwanted magnetic electrical risk. To avoid these risks, the bed should be used according to instructions in the manual. 3.1 Control Panel Features Manufacturer LINAK... -
Page 6: Product Description
Legrest Actuator LINAK LA 27 6000 N 24 V Hi/Lo Actuator LINAK LA 31 6000 N 24 V Hi/Lo Actuator LINAK BL 1 2000 N 24 V 4. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Footboard Side Rail release mechanism Frame Mechanism Footrest Legrest Hand control unit w: healthcoltd.co.uk t: 01709 278036 e: enquiries@healthcoltd.co.uk... -
Page 7: Charging The Bed And Battery Lifetime
Crash Bumper Fowler Backrest Backrest and Angle Gauge Headboard Accessory Sockets Nurse Control Unit Side Rail Mechanism 150 mm Central Lock Castors 5. START-UP OF THE BED Rules below must be followed during the initial startup of the bed. Open the bed’s box very carefully, ➢... - Page 8 Battery should be charged if the bed comes with a battery before the bed is used. Battery will enable the use of the bed when there is power outage. WARNING! If there is power outage the bed should be used with battery when transferring a patient. If the power cable is always connected it will decrease the lifetime of the battery.
- Page 9 Side Rail Control Unit Lifting Legrest Chardiac Chair Position Lifting the Bed Trendelenburg Lifting Backrest Reverse Trendelenburg Lowering Legrest Examination position Lowering the Bed Function Locking indicator Lowering the Backrest Electric connection indicator Auto CPR w: healthcoltd.co.uk t: 01709 278036 e: enquiries@healthcoltd.co.uk The Croft House, York Lane, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S66 9JH...
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Page 10: Nurse Control Unit
Nurse Control Unit Electric connection indicator Auto contour up Lifting Legrest Lifting the Bed Lifting the bed Tendelenburg Locking button Locked functions Indicator Locking button Trendelenburg Chardiac Chair Semi Fowler Position On/off Examination position Bed Exit Position Auto CPR position Backrest Locking Legrest Locing Auto Contourlocking... - Page 11 7. MANUAL CONTROLLED SYSTEMS Manual CPR (Manual) The can be brought the flat position very fast comparing to electrical CPR in emergency by pulling the two manual CPR handle on each side of the backrest of the bed as shown in the picture. w: healthcoltd.co.uk t: 01709 278036 e: enquiries@healthcoltd.co.uk...
- Page 12 WARNING! Manual CPR should only be used in emergency. It should be noted that there is nothing that will hold the backrest from dropping down once the manual CPR handle is pulled. Knee Section (Manual) Footrest movement is done by a special mechanism. Footrest takes a V-shape by pulling the mattress holders on each side of the foot side of the bed towards upward position and mechanism opens.
- Page 13 It is designed to protect the patient from external threat and improve his/her comfort. It can easily be installed/removed. It should be pulled upward to detach it as shown in the picture. It should be placed in to sockets on each side of the bed and gently pushed to install the headboard/footboard.
- Page 14 • The bed can be extended 18 cm. for tall patients. • The lock mechanism should be unlocked under the upper frame foot side of the bed. • The extension can be adjusted by two level on the extension kit. •...
- Page 15 WARNING! The power cord must be unplugged while the bed is being transported. 8. ACCESSORIES Only is it possible to use manufacturer-designed accessories on the bed. Accessories not acquired by manufacturer may harm the patient and create possible danger. In those cases, the manufacturer can’t be held liable. TK 001, 002 Lifting Pole &...
- Page 16 It is designed as a cage to protect the urine bag from external impacts and is strong enough to carry the bag. It adjusts itself when the bed’s positions are changed. TK 007 X-Ray Cassette Socket X-ray translucent laminate is used for backrest. X-ray can be taken without removing the patient by placing the cassette into the socket under the backrest.
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Page 17: Cleaning Procedure
WARNING! The manufacturer is not responsible if a nonconforming cleaning supply is used for cleaning the bed. Cleaning Procedure • Lock the castors. • Unplug the power cord. • Lift the bed fully to clean under the bed. • Lift the backrest and legrest to be able to reach to every point. •... -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
• Any other heavy object shouldn’t be placed on the bed. • Re-charge the battery in ach 30 days to prevent any damage may occur related with battery life span !! 11. MAINTENANCE Actuators and moving parts of the bed should be periodically checked every three months. Read the following very carefully for this. -
Page 19: Signs And Labels
ct is used against the instructions in the manual, voltage, ungrounded plug, or wrong electrical installation is used. 14. TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION 1. Power cord may not be plugged. 1. Plug the power cord. functioning; 2. Power cord may be damaged. 2. - Page 20 SIGNS AND LABELS Type B Grounded Locks itself when heated Elektromagnetic compatibility grounding purpose of product recyclable materials Conformité Européenne Recyclable Do not put in trash Don’t throw it away. Warning Read the manual safe working load w: healthcoltd.co.uk t: 01709 278036 e: enquiries@healthcoltd.co.uk The Croft House, York Lane, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S66 9JH...
- Page 21 16. MAINTENANCE – MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE TECHNICIAN DATE DESCRIPTION NAME, LAST NAME SIGNATURE w: healthcoltd.co.uk t: 01709 278036 e: enquiries@healthcoltd.co.uk The Croft House, York Lane, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S66 9JH...
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