Summary of Contents for Chiltern Invadex Wispa Mobile Series
- Page 1 Mobile Hoists user guide Hydraulic Mobile Electric Mobile 93/42/EEC This user guide contains essential information in relation to safe use and troubleshooting and should be retained with the hoist for reference...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Things to consider before using the Mobile Hoist ............. 2 Assembly............3 Charging Mobile Battery Hoist ....... 7 Using the Mobile Hoist ........8 Operating Instructions ........8 Service and Maintenance......10 Parts..............11 Hoist Specification ........12 Troubleshooting ..........13 Warranty ............ -
Page 4: Mobile Hoist
The Wispa mobile hoist has been designed to lift and transfer a disabled person with the help of a carer. It should be used with a Wispa sling or other lifting accessories from the Chiltern Invadex range, as assessed by a trained person. -
Page 5: Assembly
• Do not try to move a suspended person by any means other than the hoist push handle. • Do not push a loaded hoist faster than a slow walking pace. • Do not leave a user unattended in the sling. After use •... - Page 6 Battery Models Leg adjusting handle Boom and carry bar Battery/control box Push handle Handcontrol Actuator Chassis Mast Wispa Mobile Hydraulic and battery models Safety note: When connecting the mast to the chassis always ensure that the actuator is secured to the mast to ensure the actuator does not fall forward during assembly.
- Page 7 2. Holding the mast assembly upright lower into the socket on the chassis. Use the mast locking handwheel to secure in position. 3. Secure the boom to the mast using nut, bolt, washer and large washers provided. Boom must move freely in the mast.
- Page 8 5. Fit the leg adjusting handle by threading through the gate on the push handle and locating over the pivot block, handle facing outwards. Battery models 6. Hang battery from top bracket on push handle and connect the actuator to the battery.
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Page 9: Charging Mobile Battery Hoist
Charging the Wispa Mobile Hoist SAFETY NOTE: IMPORTANT Only use the charger supplied with the Wispa Mobile Hoist To charge the batteries Before using the Wispa mobile Hoist ensure the battery is adequately charged. An audible warning sounds if the battery is too low. An LED will also light up on the handset when any botton is pressed. -
Page 10: Using The Mobile Hoist
Using the Mobile Hoist As with all lifting equipment the condition of the hoist should be checked daily to ensure it is in a safe condition. Battery models - Turning the battery on Switch on the power by turning the red push button on the control box in the direction indicated by the arrows. - Page 11 A smooth pumping action will optimise the comfort to the lifted person. To lower Push the pump handle towards the pump and hold in position against the release button until the boom is at the de- sired height. Release the handle to stop the boom.
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Page 12: Service And Maintenance
Further details can be obtained from any Chiltern Invadex. Chiltern Invadex and its authorised dealers are able to carry out all aspects of servicing or maintenance work. Keep the service record at the back of this booklet up to date. -
Page 13: Parts
All other spare parts should be replaced by a competent person, a full list of parts is available on request to sales@chilterninavdex.co.uk or on 01869 365500 Opt 1 Important safety note: Insist that only genuine parts from Chiltern Invadex are used when maintaining your hoist. -
Page 14: Hoist Specification
Hoist Specification Model WMEHL WMHHL Height of legs 110mm 110mm Clearance 60mm 60mm Height to top of mast 1390mm 1390mm Inside width of legs 1050mm 1050mm open Inside width of legs 550mm 550mm closed Height-boom 630mm 630mm lowered G1 Height-boom raised 1920mm 1920mm G2 Lifting range... -
Page 15: Troubleshooting
Charger output voltage 24 volt DC Charger lead fuse rating 13 amp CE Mark The Chiltern Invadex Mobile Hoist carries the CE mark and meets the essential requirements of the Medical Device Directive (93/42/EEC) Troubleshooting Battery models only symptom suggested cause... -
Page 16: Warranty
Life Expectancy Statement Based upon 30 years experience in the manufacture, installation and service of hoists, Chiltern Invadex (UK) Ltd confirm a life expectancy of around 8 - 10 years in relation to hoisting equipment. It is however recommended that the actuator is replaced every 10,000 lifts. -
Page 17: Wispa Hoist Service Record
Wispa Hoist Service Record Serviced By (company) ..................address ................................post code ....Engineers Name (please print) Signature ....................Date: ......Load Tested To: ......Kgs Comments........................................Serviced By (company) ..................address ................................post code ....Engineers Name (please print) Signature .............. - Page 18 Serviced By (company) ..................address ................................post code ....Engineers Name (please print) Signature ....................Date: ......Load Tested To: ......Kgs Comments........................................Serviced By (company) ..................address ................................post code ....Engineers Name (please print) Signature ..............
- Page 19 Models covered Please fill in the information below for future reference WMEHL WMHHL Dealers Name ................Address ................................... Post Code......... Telephone ............Your Serial Number is........Date of purchase..........
- Page 20 FM553189 Copyright Chiltern Invadex (UK) Ltd The design of the product shown on this user guide is vested in Chiltern Invadex (UK) Ltd and should not be copied or reproduced in any way whatsoever without the express permission in writing of Chiltern Invadex (UK) Ltd.
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