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USER GUIDE //
STRETCHER SUPPORT SERIES PB-410
Review 2022/01
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INTRODUCTION
17. The laws relating to safety in the workplace must always be respected. Promeba S.L. is not responsible
for damages caused by non-compliance with these requirements.
18. In case of breakdown, the emergency operations must be carried out by at least 2 operators.
19. The installation of the stretcher support on the vehicle floor must be carried out ensuring compliance
with the safety requirements of EN 1789. In order to be in compliance with the requirements of EN 1789,
the installer has the duty to check the fixation based on the exact position on the floor and based on the
structure of the floor itself.
20. The device is intended to be used on Emergency vehicles.
21. The user must not have impairments that prevent proper reading and interpretation of information
contained on the device labelling and in this manual, and that could prevent proper operation of controls.
22. Before and after each use, check the proper functioning of the device; if alteration or performance is
noticed, it is necessary to restore its security status before the next use.
23. If the product comes with accessories with limited lifespan, do not use them after the expiration date.
24. Do not use the device if it has not been subjected to scheduled maintenance or required for normal use.
25. Avoid extreme force during the loading procedure of the stretcher on the ambulance. Too much force
may have negative effects on the functioning of the trolley.
26. Make sure that the scheduled maintenance has been carried out.
27. Promeba S.L. will not accept responsibilities in the case that the support is not used as described in this
user's manual
28. Do not alter or modify the stretcher arbitrarily to make it fit into the ambulance: the modification may
cause unforeseeable functioning and damages to the patient and operators. In any case the warranty will
be lost.
29. Condensation, water, ice and accumulations of dust can affect the correct operation of the device, ma-
king it unpredictable and causing a sudden alteration of the weight that operators have to carry.
01.11 Residual risks
The residual risks listed below have been identified only with reference to the intended use of the device:
1. Use by untrained personnel may result in injury to patient, operator, or third parties.
2. Inappropriate disinfection procedures can create a risk of cross infection.
3. Installation carried out by untrained personnel, could result in inadequate fastening of the device inside
the vehicle, with consequent risks related to its instability or mobility.
4. Failure to comply with the warnings for operators can create risks.
5. Failure to read and understand the product instructions can result in injury to the patient and operators.
6. Do not place body parts under the stretcher support; this may cause crushing risks when the stretcher
support is moved. Never put your feet or hands under the device.
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