Arjo Opera Operating And Product Care Instructions page 10

Product Description/Function
Controls and Features
Control Handset (see Fig. 3): To raise and lower
the jib and to open and close the chassis legs, press
the appropriate button on the control handset. Note:
icons with direction arrows are printed on each
button for quick reference.
"Raise"
Button
Chassis leg
close Button
If the pressure is released during any function,
powered motion will cease immediately. Do not
drop the handset into water, i.e. the bath, etc.,
although if this does happen, no harm will come to
the patient or attendant.
When it is not in use, keep the handset conveniently
ready for use by hooking it over the handle support
at the rear of the mast.
Dual Control Panel (see Fig. 4): An additional
feature fitted to the Opera is a mast mounted dual
switch panel. This operates in parallel with the
control handset to enable powered operations to be
controlled from the lift mast, as well as remotely by
using the handset. As with the handset, icons with
direction arrows are printed on each button for
quick reference.
Chassis leg
open Button
"Lower"
Button
Chassis leg
open Button
Emergency Stop Button (Red) (see Fig. 5): If, in
an emergency, you have to immediately stop any
powered movement (other than by releasing
Fig. 3
pressure on the control handset button or dual
switch panel button), press the "emergency stop
button" located on the rear of the mast.
Once the emergency stop button has been pressed,
the green reset button will have to be re-engaged.
This is done by pressing it in before any powered
movement can be utilized.
Emergency
Stop
Reset
Battery
discharge
indicator
Reset button (green) (see Fig. 5): This is adjacent
to the emergency stop button. It is used to reset the
"power on" status after the emergency stop button
has been pressed. It is also used to reset if the
automatic overload fuse has engaged, which is
indicated by the reset button projecting outward
slightly. If the fuse has engaged and, once reset,
engages again, do not use the lift and contact the
ARJO Service Department.
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"Raise"
Button
"Lower"
Button
Chassis leg
close Button
Fig. 4
System
cut-out
switch
System
Failure
Lower
Override
Service
indicator
Fig. 5