Correct way to charge the battery ..............12 & T echnical ……………………………………..15 & 16 Slings for use with the Unihoist ...............17 Sling Chart .......................18 User guide for the Student 150 Slings ............19 How to Standing Sling ...................20 How to Transport Sling ……................21 Sizing of Slings .......................22 Troubleshooting guide …...
150 is suit able for patients in the SITTING and RECUMBENT position. The University Student 150 is a patient standing aid. DO NOT use it, or allow it to be used for any other purpose. i t I n i l...
Illustration of Unihoist Student 150 SF24 Iss.5 Nov.2011...
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Assembly and Commissioning Instructions The packing carton contains: • Wheeled base & foot tray • Mast and boom assembly • Adjustable knee pad • Leg opening handle • Document Wallet • Handcontrol • Battery charger • Battery pack 1. Remove all the parts from the carton and place on the floor, taking care to protect the finish from damage.
Illustration of assembly of mast to base Important The hand control plug is indexed and can only be tted one way. Make sure the plug of the handcontrol is rmly pushed into the socket. Do Not Force. SF24 Iss.5 Nov.2011...
Illustration of Removable Foot Plate To remove the foot plate lift the plate from the hole provided. To install it you line up the tabs with the holes on the front of the foot tray and place it on the rubber strips provided. SF24 Iss.5 Nov.2011...
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Assembly and Commissioning Instructions cont. 9. Plug the actuator jack plug into the (left socket) actuator socket located at the base of the power pack. 10. Push the up and down buttons on the handcontrol and con rm the boom rises and lowers.
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Safety Precautions o l l o i t sted below. The operation and the e i t t f i r o f o i t l l i t f i o i t ALWAYS plan your lifting operations before commencing. .
Illustration of the Unihoist Student 150 Rear Controls SF24 Iss.5 Nov.2011...
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Operating a Student 150 1. Leg adjustment. The legs on a Student 150 can be opened for access around armchairs and wheelchairs etc. For transferring and negotiating narrow doorways and passages the legs should be in the closed position. The leg...
Charging Instructions for the Student 150 Warning! Only use the charger supplied with the hoist or one supplied from Unihoist to charge the battery. Two 12 vdc batteries are located in the power pack. They are charged through a of eight shaped socket in the base of the control unit. When charging is required the mains lead is plugged into a wall outlet and the socket in the base of the control box.
Correct way to charge the battery SF24 Iss.5 Nov.2011...
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CERTIFICATION should only be carried out by quali ed, competent personnel or an authorised service dealer. Daily Check List Unihoist Ltd strongly recommend the following daily checks are carried out before using the lift. MAKE sure the Lift moves freely on its castors.
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Maintenance, Inspection and Test Unihoist Ltd recommend a t horough inspection and test of the Student 150 and lifting accessories, slings e tc. is carried out every six months. T he exam ination and test should be conducted according to the recommendations and procedures below.
Charger Class II Lift – Internal Power Source Degree of Shock Protection Charger – Type B Lift – Type B Duty Cycle 10% (6minutes per hour) SOUND Student 150 Loaded with safe working load 50.0 dBA Unloaded 49.1 dBA SF24 Iss.5 Nov.2011...
• DO NOT use any other manufacturer’s sling with the Unihoist Lift. • DO NOT use a Unihoist sling with any other manufacturer’s lift. SF24 Iss.5 Nov.2011...
Sling Chart Standing Sling Transport Sling In mm In mm Large Large 1190 1200 1040 1100 1140 1270 1360 * Extended full length 1250 1360 * Extended full length Medium Polyester EF182 Order Medium Polyester EF180 Order Code Code Large Polyester EF183 Large Polyester EF181...
Illustrations of Slings. The Standing and Transport slings have been designed for use with the Unihoist Student 150 and should not be used with any other lift. Additional slings are l i a s i v authorised dealer before purchasing. Unihoist Ltd will be pleased to advise your...
Illustration of how to Standing Sling Fig.1 Fig.2 n i l e i t s ’ t Position Student so that the client’s between base of shoulder blades and feet in the foot tray and knees rest bottom of rib ca ge. Attach Velcro against the knee pad.
Illustration of how to Transport Sling Fig.3 Fig.4 Feed the sling down the back of the client Attach the Velcro strap around the chest leaving the top of the commode aperture e i l T . t . t h l l o It is there to hold the sling in position of the sling is square across the client’s...
IMPORTANT: It is important to take the safe working load of the Lift as the maximum permissible load of any lifting operation. The Standing and Transport slings are designed for use with the Unihoist Ltd Student 150kgs standing aid. Washing Instruction: •...
Troubleshooting Guide Symptom Remedy Nothing happens when c t i the handset buttons are . n i pressed 2. Plug in correctly 3. Actuator not plugged in 3. Plug in correctly 4. Bad contact on handset 5. Battery fuse blown 6.
. d t supplier if you quote the serial number of the Lift. REMEMBER: Contact your distributor for purchases, warranty, repairs servicing and certified maintenance. When servicing a hoist only authorised Unihoist Ltd. parts should be used. SF24 Iss.5 Nov.2011...
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