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- Page 1 USER MANUAL...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Procedure for cleaning and disinfecting the product ..............18 Storage instructions........................21 Recycling of equipment ......................21 Maintenance ......................22 Spare parts..........................22 After-sales service: Acime Tech ....................22 Product control .......................... 23 Warranty conditions ........................24 Maintenance log ..........................25 Notes ......................... 26... -
Page 3: General Points
Keep it preciously and keep it at the disposal of the users. Your patients will be able to benefit from all the possibilities offered by the Skiff 3 stretcher. We hope that the Skiff 3 stretcher will contribute to the quality and success of patient care. -
Page 4: Introduction For The Environment And Integration Of Staff With Disabilities
The rest of the waste is recovered either by our suppliers for treatment or by a specialised company. Since 2009, Acime Frame has implemented the charter of eco-citizen gestures in companies. Acime Frame pays particular attention to integrating staff with disabilities. -
Page 5: Before Use
The weight of the patient must be taken into account, as the chair can support a maximum load of 215 kg. The lifetime of "ACIME FRAME" products is 10 years, but this fact varies according to the use and maintenance of the product. - Page 6 Backrest can be raised from 0 to 85° Fixed push handles on the foot side Mattress thickness 80mm with black thermo-welded vinyl cover or black polyurethane cover sewn in M1 flame retardant. Removable, radio-transparent black ABS hard surfaces ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020...
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Page 7: Product Description
D - 5th wheel for guided movement E - Centralised brake pedal F - 4 wheels ø 200 mm with centralised locking G - Variable height pedal H - Trendelenburg pedal I - Fireproof mattress M1 ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... -
Page 8: Options (Non-Exhaustive List)
Foldable handles at the head side Foldable handles at the foot side Equipment tray Transparent side protection O² support under the backrest O² support on lower frame ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... - Page 9 Stomato headrest Telescopic IV pole Meal tray Ultra comfort mattress PU armrest with hinge mechanism Can be used with side rails ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020...
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Page 10: Product's Signage
Product’s identification (cf page 22) Maximum load capacity It is dangerous to sit on the backrest, risk of deterioration Store and use in a dry place Check the locking of the barriers Check the efficiency of the braking system ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... -
Page 11: Standard Technical Specifications 62 Cm
Made of ABS covering the entire lower frame Push handle at the foot side 2 (fixed) Wheels 4 wheels Ø200 mm Weight 85 Kg without options Permissible load 215 Kg TRENDELENBURG Maximum inclination forwards 11° Maximum inclination backwards 16° ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... - Page 12 Painted vertical tubes, anodised aluminium Barrier length 120 cm Height of the barriers in relation to the mattress 24,5 cm Foldable under the lying surface. Automatic Foldable barriers mode locking and unlocking on the patient's foot side ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020...
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Page 13: Safety Rules Before Use
▪ Please read this manual before use and keep it within the reach of everyday users. ▪ Acime Frame declines all responsibility if the precautions for use are not respected. On request, our sales department provides users with training on the use of the product. Do not hesitate to contact us at +33 3 21 10 25 30. -
Page 14: Use
▪ Inappropriate use of the stretcher and failure to follow the maintenance and safety instructions can endanger the patient, significantly reduce its longevity and relieve the Acime Frame company of all responsibility. ▪ The maximum permitted load is 215 Kg. Any higher load can cause accidents or damage to the stretcher. - Page 15 ▪ Shocks or falls suffered to a greater or lesser extent. ▪ Sitting on the barriers. ▪ Pushing by the IV pole. ▪ Misuse of barriers: o Pushing by the barriers. o Forced restraint of patients by the barriers. Maintenance faults. ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020...
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Page 16: Moving And Braking
With your foot, press down on the green pad in order to activate the 5th wheel. The 5th wheel is a directional wheel to help you roll. It is located in the middle of the chair. ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... -
Page 17: Variable Height Adjustment And Trendelenburg Adjustment
To put the stretcher in a forwards position, use your foot to press the blue pedal and lower the stretcher using the guide handles. IMPORTANT (When caring for a heavy person, hold the stretcher by the handles when operating the foot pedal). ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... -
Page 18: Use Of The Barriers
3- Accompany the barrier in its movement down along the mattress. Raising the barriers Raise one or both barriers freely by simply pulling on one of the uprights. Locking in the raised position is automatic. IMPORTANT Always check that the barriers are properly locked ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... -
Page 19: Use Of The Gas Backrest
IMPORTANT If you are caring for a heavy person, in order to avoid a sudden drop, hold the backrest firmly when using this control. ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... -
Page 20: After Use
• All solvents and detergents or abrasive cleaning products • Pure alcohol and/or acetone (see § Inks, persistent stains page 20) They denature coatings and can make them brittle. Acime Frame cannot be held responsible for the use of these products. ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... - Page 21 Once a week: Once a week, it is advisable to clean the equipment thoroughly. When a stain appears, we advise you to intervene as soon as possible to prevent it from becoming indelible. ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020...
- Page 22 (especially if it is clear and plain). In case of tough stains, use bleach or alcohol diluted at 10% which will allow the reduction of the ring. Rinse with clean water. ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020...
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Page 23: Storage Instructions
It will be taken back either by our carrier or by us. After taking back products at the end of their life, Acime Frame can carry out two types of recycling depending on the condition of the products taken back. -
Page 24: Maintenance
Date when leaving the factory Product reference Factory and after-sales service contact details Acime Frame has a team of qualified technicians, dedicated to the realisation of the after-sales service. Our local technical team is at your disposal for: • Carry out troubleshooting •... -
Page 25: Product Control
We offer you to carry out the maintenance of your chairs. Several maintenance contracts are available, please do not hesitate to read about them in the dedicated section of this manual or by contacting us. Tel: +33.3.21.10.25.30 ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... -
Page 26: Warranty Conditions
In any case our customers must justify the date of the beginning of use. Our guarantee automatically ceases at the end of this period. Our warranty ceases automatically if our client has not notified us of the alleged defect within twenty clear days from its discovery. ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... -
Page 27: Maintenance Log
Date Technician Type of intervention ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... -
Page 28: Notes
Notes ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020... - Page 29 1, Avenue de l’Europe - 62720 RINXENT - FRANCE Tel.: +33.3.21.10.25.30 - Fax.: +33.3.21.10.85.90 – After-sales: +33.3.21.10.90.45 www.acimeframe.com - contact@acimeframe.com ©Acime Frame – MARCH 2020...
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