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3. Operation
3.1 Wheel blocking
Marina basic
The Marina basic is equipped with 4 swivel wheels.
· The brake can be applied on the Marina basic by pushing
the blue lip (1) on the wheel downwards (See figure 1).
· In order to take the Marina basic off the brake, the same
lip on the wheel must move upwards by tapping the upper
side of the lip (2) (See figure 2).
Marina deluxe
The Marina deluxe is equipped with a semi-central braking
system, so you can brake 2 wheels at the same time. The
semi-central control pedal for the brakes is the pedal at the
head end and the foot end on both sides of the trolley (See
figure 2).
· The brake on the Marina deluxe can be applied by moving
the inside of the pedal at the head and foot end down-
wards, using your foot (1)
· To release the Marina deluxe off the brakes, the pedal must
be moved upwards to a horizontal position with your foot.
· The swivel wheel is disengaged by moving the outside
of the pedal at the head and foot end downwards with your foot.
· The swivel wheel is engaged by moving the pedal back
into the horizontal position with your foot.
3.2. Side rail
· The Marina basic / Marina deluxe is equipped with aluminium side rails that can be
collapsed against the edge of the bed-base so that sliding transfers can be carried out.
· The side rail is equipped with safeguards so that the client cannot raise the side rails
themselves (See figure 3).
· Before the side rail is collapsed downwards, the safeguard must be unlocked.
· Unlock the safeguard by using one hand to pull the protruding handle and rotating the
side rail with your other hand (2) (See figure 3).
· With folded side rails, the caregiver can lean against the mattress in the middle to
better care for the patient.
14 | Instructions for use | Marina basic & Marina deluxe
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Figure 1 Wheel blocking.
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Figure 2 Wheel blocking.
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