Advertisement
FreeSpan SR is a freestanding lift system that is inten-
ded for use with Liko's Multirall or Likorall lift units. It
consists of three main components that can be assem-
bled without tools. The lift motor is mounted in the pre-
fitted carriage.
FreeSpan is adjustable to four different heights and
is available in 8 different rail lengths, giving it a width
range of 2 to 5.5 metres (6' 8" - 18' 4").
Equipped with locking handles on the rail, FreeSpan
can be widened a further 225 mm (8.9 in.) in each
corner.
is a warning triangle used for situations that demand extra care and attention.
In this document, the person being lifted is referred to as the "patient" and the person helping is referred to as the
"caregiver".
IMPORTANT!
Carefully read instructions for the lift and lifting accessories before use. Lifting and transferring a person always
presents a potential risk. A thorough understanding of the contents of this instruction guide is essential. Only
trained personnel should use the equipment. If you have questions, please contact Liko or your local Liko
representative.
Product Description
FreeSpan can be lowered to the transport position
(1700 mm/66.9 in.) to simplify mounting of the lift unit
and/or moving the lift system to another room.
FreeSpan SR has lockable pivoting wheels, is made
of aluminium, and despite its light weight, it is extre-
mely stable.
FreeSpan complies with EN ISO 10535 and the medi-
cal devices directive MDD 93/42/EEC.
FreeSpan SR
Instruction Guide
7EN130103-01
2009-07-03
English
Advertisement
Table of Contents
Subscribe to Our Youtube Channel
Related Manuals for Hill-Rom Liko FreeSpan SR
Summary of Contents for Hill-Rom Liko FreeSpan SR
- Page 1 FreeSpan SR Instruction Guide English 7EN130103-01 2009-07-03 Product Description FreeSpan can be lowered to the transport position FreeSpan SR is a freestanding lift system that is inten- ded for use with Liko’s Multirall or Likorall lift units. It (1700 mm/66.9 in.) to simplify mounting of the lift unit consists of three main components that can be assem- and/or moving the lift system to another room.
-
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Safety Instructions ..........2 Definitions .............3 Lift Unit ..............3 Technical Data/Measurements ......4 Assembly Instructions........5-6 User's Guide ............7 Care and Maintenance .........8 NOTE! This instruction guide contains information that is important for users of the product. A complete under- standing of the contents of the instruction guide is essential, and only personnel who are well informed should use the equipment. -
Page 3: Definitions
Definitions 1. Rail with corners 2. Carriage (single- or two-piece) 3. Parking bracket 4. Charger plate 5. Pivot wheels with brakes 6. Side support, telescopic 7. Lower locking handle 8. Handle 9. Upper locking handle 10. End-stops 11. Locking handle for adjusting corners NOTE! The locking handles for adjusting corners should never be dismounted. -
Page 4: Technical Data/Measurements
Technical Data/Measurements Model Maximum Weight load total part*** 1500 2250-2550 1700 1990-2440 135 1240 41.5 15.7 2000 2250-2550 1700 2490-2940 135 1240 44.3 18.5 2500 2250-2550 1700 2990-3440 135 1240 47.1 21.3 3000 2250-2550 1700 3490-3940 135 1240 50.0 24.2 3500 2250-2550 1700 3990-4440 135... -
Page 5: Assembly Instructions
Assembly Instructions Before assembly, check that the following components are included: • Side support (2 pcs) with wheels, handles, • Rail with corners, end-stops, carriage and locking handles, parking bracket and locking handles charger plate • 2 pcs K6S M4x10 screw Before assembly, ensure that the side supports are locked in their lowest position and that the upper locking hand- les have been removed from both side supports. - Page 6 5. Now FreeSpan is ready to be raised to the correct height. There are four different height positions. Note that the lift unit slides freely on the rail. Therefore, move the lift unit away from the side support that you intend to raise first. Start by removing the lower locking handle. Lift the handle to the desired rail height (max total height 2550 mm/100.4 in.).
-
Page 7: User's Guide
User's Guide During use and during lifting operations, FreeSpan should be positioned so that the rail always is directly over the patient's centre of gravity. Lifting at any angle away from the rail will affect stability negatively. In the case of lifting a patient from a bed, this means that the rail should be aligned directly over the bed. -
Page 8: Care And Maintenance
Care and Maintenance For safe and trouble-free operation, a few routine procedures should be performed every day the lift system is used: • Visually inspect the lift system and check for external damage or wear. • Check the carriage function. •...
Need help?
Do you have a question about the Liko FreeSpan SR and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers