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- Page 1 VIVERA Monoblock M301 M301V01 Operation and Maintenance Manual Rev A, 25.6.2021...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction ..........4 Limited Warranty . - Page 3 Charging in the ambulance ....... . . 34 Charging adapter ......... 35 Indication .
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Page 4: Introduction
MEDIROL s.r.o. Manufacturer: MEDIROL s.r.o., Na Strži 126/4, 140 00 Praha 4, Czech republic, IN (CRN/TIN): 64506592, www.medirol.eu Product name (trade mark) and type:... -
Page 5: Limited Warranty
Limited Warranty Medirol s.r.o. provides a two-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship for each product. This warranty does not cover: • standard wear and tear, • incorrect assembly, • incorrect subsequent maintenance, • installation of parts or accessories not originally intended for (or not compatible with) the product, •... -
Page 6: Summary Of Safety Warnings
Summary of Safety Warnings WARNING • Never tilt the monoblock more than 30° from the horizontal plane (applies to all directions). There is a risk of damage to the product. • Never use the main switch during monoblock operation. There is a risk of serious damage to the product. - Page 7 WARNING • If the patient is on a stretcher, the side rails/boards must always be in a vertical position. When loading/unloading the patient, the side rails must always be in the lowered position. • When loading the monoblock into the ambulance, the front swivel wheels must be locked.
- Page 8 WARNING • Before entering the ambulance, fully extend the arm of the loading system and make sure that it automatically locks against return motion. Follow the instructions in the VIVERA FASTENER user manual. • When lifting the monoblock manually, grasp the longitudinal side beams in the lower part of the undercarriage with your fingers placed on the outer surfaces.
- Page 9 WARNING • The use of accessories, adapters, and cables other than those specified or provided by the manufacturer may result in increased electromagnetic emission or reduced electromagnetic immunity of the trolley and cause malfunction. • The portable RF communication device (including terminal equipment such as antenna cables and external antennas) should not be used closer than 30 cm (12 inches) from any part of the trolley (including the specified cables) containing the control unit.
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Page 10: Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications Length (A) 200 cm Length with retracted telescopic handle (B) 163 cm Width (C) 60 cm Width with opened side boards (D) 94 cm Height (from the ground level to the upper side of the min 38 cm patient platform without mattress) (E) max 128 cm Loading height (F) - Page 11 NOTE Modifications M01 to M08 differ in the footrest, headrest and side rails/boards used. The individual modifications do not affect the mechanical properties of the monoblock. WARNING Never tilt the monoblock more than 30° from the horizontal plane (applies to all directions).
- Page 12 Modification M01 +30° 0° - 90° 0° - 30° -30° 0° - 50° Modification M04 0° - 90° 0° - 30°...
- Page 13 Modification M05 +30° 0° - 90° 0° - 30° -30° 0° - 50° Modification M08 0° - 90° 0° - 30°...
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Page 14: Product Nameplate
Product Nameplate There is a nameplate on the control panel that contains important information about the proper use of this product. The table below describes the meaning of each symbol. PRODUCT NAMEPLATE... - Page 15 Meaning of symbols on the nameplate Symbol Symbol title Symbol meaning Read the instruction Indicates that the user must be familiar manual with the instruction manual. Caution Indicates that the user must read the instruction manual because there is important information about warnings and precautionary measures, which for various reasons cannot appear on the medical device itself.
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Page 16: Components Overview
Components Overview Headrest Head section Calf section (back section) Leg section PATIENT’S HEAD Control panel Rear handle Telescopic handle Loading wheels Side rail PATIENT’S LEGS Front transport wheels Undercarriage Rear transport wheels Indicator panel Button panel Emergency positioning lever Ambulance exit release lever... -
Page 17: Before First Use
Before First Use Before the first use, it is necessary to start the system with the main switch, which is located in the central part of the monoblock. It includes a protective cover that prevents unwanted manipulation of the switch. The main switch switches on the electronic circuits, which must be running continuously. -
Page 18: General Principles For The Operation
General Principles for the Operation Moving the Patient Onto the Stretcher Place the stretcher next to the patient. Lower the side rails/boards and release the straps. Load the patient according to approved medical procedures. Secure patient on the stretcher with all straps. Adjust the side rails/boards, head section and leg section to the appropriate positions. -
Page 19: Monoblock Operation
Monoblock Operation System Activation The system is activated by briefly pressing the “-” or “+” button. Running is indicated by lights on the indicator panel. The system automatically shuts off after 15 minutes of inactivity. LIGHT ON THE INDICATOR PANEL AFTER PRESSING THE BUTTON Exiting the Ambulance Step 1 Press the fixing lever and move the... - Page 20 Step 2 Press the “+” button. The undercarriage starts moving downwards. Hold the button until the movement stops automatically. The wheels land on the ground and the monoblock rises slightly. WARNING Before pressing the “+” button, always make sure that the monoblock is fully pulled out from the ambulance and secured against backward movement.
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Page 21: Entering The Ambulance
Entering the Ambulance WARNING Before entering the ambulance, fully extend the arm of the loading system and make sure that it automatically locks against return motion. Follow the instructions in the VIVERA FASTENER user manual. Step 1 MAX 9 CM Set the height position of the monoblock ABOVE SLIDER so that its front part is slightly... - Page 22 Step 3 Press the “-” button and hold it until the undercarriage is lifted to the maximum position. In this position, the extended position of the arm is automatically unlocked. NOTE Just before the maximum position, the undercarriage automatically retracts to the optimum position.
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Page 23: Height Positioning
Height Positioning Use height positioning only according to the intended use of this product. The product allows a very wide range of height positions. When transporting outside the ambulance, set a suitable height for safe handling and good visual control of the patient and the surrounding terrain. -
Page 24: Head Section (Back Section)
Head Section (Back Section) Headrest (All modifications) (Only for modifications M01, M02, M05, M06) To raise the head section, press its position release lever and raise the head To change the position of the headrest, section. Then release the lever. press its position release lever and raise or lower the headrest. - Page 25 Modifications M03, M04, M07, M08 PATIENT’S HEAD WARNING Never sit on the head section or headrest, especially when they are slightly raised. They may become damaged.
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Page 26: Leg Section
Leg Section Calf Section (All modifications) (Only for modifications M01, M03, M05, M07) To raise the leg section, press its position release lever and raise the leg section. To change the position of the calf section, Then release the lever. press its position release lever and raise or lower the calf section. - Page 27 Modifications M02, M04, M06, M08 PATIENT’S LEGS WARNING Never sit on the leg section or calf section, especially when they are slightly raised. They may become damaged.
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Page 28: Transversely Tiltable Side Boards
Transversely Tiltable Side Boards (Modifications M01, M02, M03, M04) When lifting the side boards upwards, the individual positions are locked automatically. To lower the side board, press its release lever, raise the side board slightly and then lower it. After reaching the desired position, release the lever. RELEASING THE SIDE BOARD AND TILTING IT DOWN RELEASING LEVER PATIENT’S... -
Page 29: Longitudinally Tiltable Side Rails
Longitudinally Tiltable Side Rails (Modifications M05, M06, M07, M08) To lower the side rail, press its release button and tilt the rail parallel to the side of the stretcher always towards the leg section. To return the side rail to the vertical position, raise it all the way up to where the position will be locked automatically. -
Page 30: Front Swivel Wheels
Front Swivel Wheels By unlocking the swivelling of front wheels, better manoeuvrability can be achieved, especially in narrow spaces. To unlock the swivelling, depress the pedal to the position shown below. After unlocking, push the stretcher in the desired direction. The swivel wheels will turn freely around the vertical axis. -
Page 31: Rear Wheels Brake
Rear Wheels Brake To brake, depress the brake pedal as far as it will go to the wheel. To release, depress the brake pedal to the horizontal position. PATIENT’S LEGS BRAKED POSITION UNBRAKED POSITION WARNING The wheel brakes secure the monoblock against an unintentional movement. However, they do not provide sufficient protection against movement due to external forces in real conditions. -
Page 32: Telescopic Handle
Telescopic Handle For better handling in narrow spaces, the total length of the stretcher can be shortened by inserting the telescopic handle and raising the head section. To retract the telescopic handle, turn both release levers at the same time while pushing both sides of the telescopic handle all the way until it stops. -
Page 33: Battery Charging
Battery Charging The monoblock has a pair of connectors for charging with direct current from the ambulance and one connector for charging from the external charging adapter. Charging can only be performed as described below. Charging is indicated by a regular flashing of the battery capacity status indicators on the indicator panel. -
Page 34: Charging In The Ambulance
Charging in the ambulance When the trolley is loaded in the ambulance, the charging connectors areconnected automatically. After the contact is established, charging will start within 10 seconds. When the charging connectors are connected, the control buttons are deactivated. It takes approximately 5 hours to charge the fully discharged battery. WARNING Charge only as described in this manual. -
Page 35: Charging Adapter
Charging adapter Remove the protective cover of the socket and insert the connector. Connect the charging adapter to an external mains supply. When the charging adapter is connected, the control buttons are deactivated. It takes approximately 4.5 hours to charge the fully discharged battery. When charging is complete, unplug the adapter and store it safely. -
Page 36: Indication
Indication Indication of the Battery Capacity Status The battery capacity status is indicated by indicators according to the scheme below. For the light indications that do not correspond to this scheme, follow the instructions in the chapter Indication of Dangerous Operating Conditions (p. 38). NOTE The fully charged new battery allows for 40–50 lifts of the bed at a load of 100 kg and an ambient temperature of 20 °C. -
Page 37: Indication Of The Unsafe Operating Conditions
FLASHING TEMPERATURE SYMBOL Indication of the Unsafe Operating Conditions The light indicators help the user to identify an impending problem in time and react appropriately. The table below contains the description and instructions for the indicated operational states. The only exception is the indication of the battery capacity status, which is described in the separate chapter (p. - Page 38 Indication Description Cause Solution Electronics in the high The chassis is exposed Place the chassis temperature temperature range. to temperatures in an environment symbol outside the permissible with a temperature The system operates flashes RED temperature range below 30 °C. in this state without for a long time.
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Page 39: Emergency Manual Mode
Emergency Manual Mode In the event of a fault in the electronic system, the monoblock can be positioned using the emergency lever, which is located on the underside of the rear panel. The emergency lever is equipped with a safety lock that prevents the monoblock from falling unintentionally. -
Page 40: Lifting The Stretcher In The Emergency Mode
Lifting the Stretcher in the Emergency Mode Pull the emergency lever to its maximum position and hold the stretcher firmly. Lift the stretcher and let the undercarriage to touch down the ground and then release the lever. Raise the stretcher only to the minimum height necessary for subsequent moving the monoblock or loading it into an ambulance. -
Page 41: Entering The Ambulance In The Emergency Mode
Entering the Ambulance in the Emergency Mode WARNING Before entering the ambulance, fully extend the arm of the loading system and make sure that it automatically locks against return motion. Follow the instructions in the VIVERA FASTENER user manual. Step 1 OPTIMAL RELATIVE HEIGHT POSITION OF THE STRETCHER TO THE SLIDER Raise the stretcher as... - Page 42 Step 3 Pull the emergency lever and raise the undercarriage as close to the upper frame as possible. Before the next step, keep the lever pulled in the limit position. WARNING When lifting the monoblock manually, grasp the longitudinal side beams in the lower part of the undercarriage with your fingers placed on the outer surfaces.
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Page 43: Exiting The Ambulance In The Emergency Mode
Exiting the Ambulance in the Emergency Mode Step 1 Press the fixing lever and move the monoblock completely out of the ambulance. After moving the monoblock to the limit position, it is automatically locked against return movement. Make sure that this has happened by pushing the monoblock slightly towards the ambulance. - Page 44 Step 3 Press the ambulance exit locking lever and slide the monoblock out of the loading system. WARNING Perform regular training of all steps of emergency handling. There is a risk of incorrect monoblock handling.
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Page 45: Strap Restraint System
Strap Restraint System WARNING Always use all straps to secure the patient on the stretcher. An unsecured patient may fall off the stretcher and get hurt. Always secure the patient on the stretcher with all straps. Fasten the straps securely across the chest and legs. -
Page 46: Accessories
Accessories Charging Adapter Use only the charging adapter supplied by the manufacturer to charge the stretcher from an external mains supply. Basic specifications of the charging adapter Output DC voltage 48 V Current range 0 – 3.34 A Power (max) 160 W Input Voltage range... -
Page 47: Optional Accessories
Optional Accessories Headrest Extension (Only for modification M03, M04, M07, M08) Turn the lever to unlock the headrest extension lock. Move the extension to the desired position and return the lever to its original position. Then move the extension slightly to find the closest automatically locked position. -
Page 48: Preventive Maintenance
Thereafter every year. Safety technical inspection may only be performed by a person trained and authorized by MEDIROL s.r.o. Cleaning Wash all parts with lukewarm water. Remove bloodstains with a brush or solvent. -
Page 49: Disinfection
Disinfection The disinfection can be made using conventional disinfectants based on active chlorine and hydrogen peroxide. After disinfection, wash the product with lukewarm water and wipe dry with a cloth. WARNING Long-term use of disinfectants in excessive concentration without subsequent neutralization may result in a change of surface colour or product damage. -
Page 50: Checklist
Checklist Carrying out checks and recording them in the maintenance logs is a condition for the acceptance of any potential warranty claim. All mechanical and screw connections are fixed. All welds are intact, free from cracks and breaks. ... -
Page 51: Electronic Compatibility Of The Electronic System
Electronic Compatibility of the Electronic System Monoblock M301 with electronic control unit is designed for use inside and outside the road ambulance. No necessary functionality is defined for the monoblock. WARNING Do not use the monoblock in areas with active high-frequency devices (such as RF surgical instruments) and with high levels of EM interference (e.g., shielded rooms for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) where the intensity of EM interference is high). - Page 52 Manual and Manufacturer's Declaration – Electromagnetic Emission Emission test Conformity High-frequency emission Group 1 Class B CISPR 11 Harmonic radiation Class A IEC 61000-3-2 Voltage fluctuations / flicker emission Complies IEC61000-3-3 Manual and Manufacturer's Declaration – Electromagnetic Immunity Emission test Conformity Electrostatic discharge (ESD) ±...
- Page 53 Table 1 - Resistance to RF Wireless Communication Devices Test Resistance Bandwidth frequency Service Modulation test level (MHz) (MHz) Pulse modulation 380 – 390 TETRA 400 18 Hz ± 5kHz 430 - 470 GMRS 460, FRS 460 deviation 1 kHz sine Pulse modulation 704 - 787...
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Page 54: Maintenance Records
Maintenance Records Date Description of maintenance performed Performed by... - Page 55 © 2021 MEDIROL s.r.o. All rights reserved. The MEDIROL logo is a registered trademark of MEDIROL s.r.o.
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