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ScoopEXL stretcher
4 - CONFIGURATION OF THE STRETCHER
4.1 Length adjustment
The ScoopEXL stretcher is adjustable in length (4 positions).
This adjustment allows the stretcher to be adapted to the
patient's height.
When preparing the stretcher, adjust its length properly, so
that it fits correctly to the patient's height.
HOW TO ADJUST THE LENGTH
In order to adjust the stretcher length, proceed as follows:
1. Release the locking levers, on both sides of the stretcher,
by placing them facing upwards (Figure 2).
2. Pull the foot section out to the desired length. The
stretcher can be locked in 4 different lengths at the holes of
the tubular element of the foot section (Figure 3A, 3B, 3C,
3D). During adjustment, it is recommended to keep the two
parts that make up the stretcher hooked together.
3. Once the desired length has been reached, lock the levers
on both sides of the stretcher, positioning them facing
downwards (Figure 4). An audible "clack" is emitted at the
correct locking.
4.Ensure that the adjustment has been carried out correctly
and that the stretcher length is appropriately adapted to the
patient's height.
5. Before performing any operation with the stretcher,
make sure that the levers are locked (Figure 4) and that the
stretcher is correctly adjusted to the desired position.
After having properly adjusted the stretcher length, check
that the levers are properly locked. To check for correct
locking, check that the levers are pointing downwards, then
pull the foot section. If the section does not extend, the
levers are locked correctly and the stretcher is locked in the
chosen position.
Figure 2 - Locking lever facing upwards: STRETCHER
UNLOCKED
© Ferno S.R.L. ScoopEXL - Rel.31102023 - ENG
Figure 1 - Length adjustment system
Figure 3A - Position 1
Figure 3B - Position 2
Figure 3C - Position 3
Figure 3D - Position 4
Figure 4 - Locking lever facing downwards:
LOCKED STRETCHER
Levers
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