Inspecting The Cot - Ferno iNSX Integrated Patient Transport & Loading System Instructions For Use Manual

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6.8 Inspecting the Cot

A basic inspection is recommended at the beginning of each operator
shift. See "Daily Operator Duties" on page 8.
Have your service's equipment maintenance personnel inspect the cot
regularly. Follow the checklist at right and operate the cot through all its
functions as described in this manual.
If inspection shows damage or excessive wear, remove the cot from
service until repair is made. See "Parts and Service" on page 46.
Electrical Inspection
Does the power switch function properly?
Do the Extend and Retract buttons function properly?
Does the powered system operate properly through the
full range of motion?
Does the powered system operate smoothly, without
binding or excessive noise?
Does the controller stop the cot at the transport height,
user-set loading height, and at the fully-extended and
lowered positions?
Do the lights and position indicator lights operate as
expected?
Is there visible sign of damage to the controller case,
display, battery, or battery charger?
Does the battery attach properly to the cot?
Does the display function properly?
Are all cords and cables free of excessive wear, cuts, and
fraying?
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Mechanical Inspection
Are all components present?
Is the cot free of excessive wear?
Inspect for metal fatigue, cracks, or damage throughout
the cot. Also remove the battery cover and battery, and
inspect the frame areas covered by the battery.
Is all hardware securely in place?
Do all moving parts operate smoothly and properly?
Does the cot load and unload properly?
Does the safety hook engage each safety bar?
Do the legs show signs of wear or damage?
Does the cot roll smoothly?
Do the wheels show excessive wear or damage?
Do the wheel locks engage properly and stop wheel
rotation?
Do the wheel casters remain level and perpendicular to
the ground through 360° rotation and through the full
range of leg motion?
Are the patient restraints properly installed?
Is restraint webbing in good condition with no cuts or
frayed edges?
Are restraint buckles free of visible damage and do they
operate properly?
Is the ambulance properly prepared for the cot with an
iN∫LINE fastening system installed?
Do installed accessories operate properly without
interfering with cot operation?
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