AAT S-max D1352 User Manual
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- Page 1 Ideen bewegen mehr T R A N S L A T I O N O F T H E O R I G I N A L USER MANUAL incl. SDM7 2024-03 (13.1)
- Page 2 Spare parts Showroom & exhibition devices With our professional service concept Repair processing Re-use we at AAT prove once again our high claim of quality and off er our clients an Technical information Complaints all-inclusive package.
- Page 3 On our homepage, you will also fi nd all safety-related changes which have been made to the user manual. These versions with details of the production period of the product are obtainable at: www aat-online de/en > Service > Download area > Rehabilitation and ambulance transport > User manuals...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Symbols and safety instructions Explanation of the symbols on the packaging Explanation of the symbols on the device (s-max) Product description Device overview ..........9 Overview of type plate incl. -
Page 5: Symbols And Safety Instructions
Stability tests were performed under laboratory conditions. The s-max incl. SDM7 may behave differently under real conditions compared to laboratory tests. Training may only be carried out by the manufacturer, the AAT field service or the qualified specialist shop. CAUTION External heat sources may cause the surface temperature to rise (e.g. -
Page 6: Explanation Of The Symbols On The Packaging
DANGER The s-max / SDM7 must not be operated in the case of severe visual impairment and/or blindness! Do not exceed the total permissible weight and the max. person weight, as this may lead to defects or overload the s-max and the SDM7! Do not use in rain, wet conditions, snow or black ice to avoid slipping due to the reduced braking effect! Do not use on escalators or travellators to avoid injuries from falling, the occupant tipping out and... -
Page 7: Explanation Of The Symbols On The Device (S-Max)
Position: Type plate Indicates the year the medical device was manufactured. 20XX Manufacturer Position: Type plate Shows the manufacturer of the medical device (AAT Alber Antriebstechnik GmbH) Position: Type plate Serial number of the product e.g. D1352XXXXXX Medical Device Position: Type plate... - Page 8 Adhesive label UP/DOWN Position: UP/DOWN switch on the control panel Refers to the direction of travel (refer to chapter "Climbing stairs upwards and downwards")
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Page 9: Product Description
Product description Manufacturer’s 4.1 Device overview information: For a simplifi ed assignment of the individual components, the numbers listed here are cited in full for the fi rst time in the following chapters. Control panel Control panel ComfortStep ComfortStep Handle, height-adjustable Battery pack ON/OFF switch Battery locking device... -
Page 10: Overview Of Type Plate Incl. Serial Number (S-Max)
The intended patient population includes all persons who are able to sit independently and have a maximum body weight corresponding to the technical specification of the respective model and variant (max. 115 kg for the s-max D1352 in conjunction with SDM7). -
Page 11: Medical Requirements And Indication
4.5 Medical requirements and indication The patients must be able to sit independently. Secure persons who cannot sit upright unaided with the belts (refer to accessories) and, if necessary, the wheelchair manufacturer's lap belt to prevent the occupant from falling out. The manually guided stair climber s-max assists the accompanying person while transporting the patient up and down stairs or slopes in a wheelchair. -
Page 12: Technical Data
NOTE - Observe the technical data. Technology s-max D1352 incl. SDM7 Dimensions Refer to chapter "Dimensional drawing" Climbing unit + lower mount SDM7 = 22.2 kg; handle unit + upper mount SDM7 = Own weight 7.0 kg;... -
Page 13: Dimensional Drawing S-Max
4.9 Dimensional drawing s-max s-max D1352 Toleranzen Werkstück- Rauheit DIN ISO 2768-1-m / DIN ISO 2768-2-m kanten DIN ISO 13715 Reihe 3 DIN ISO 1302 >0,5-6 ±0,1 -0,3 >6-30 ±0,2 >30-120 ±0,3 Maßstab +0,3 >120-315 ±0,5 >315-1000 ±0,8 Zust. Änderung... -
Page 14: Dimensional Drawing Universal Mount Sdm7
4.10 Dimensional drawing universal mount SDM7 SDM7 on s-max D1352 Toleranzen DIN ISO 2768-mK >0,5-6 ± >6-30 ± >30-120 ± >120-315 ± >315-1000 ± Maße hinzu Neue Baugruppe Zust. Änd... -
Page 15: Scope Of Delivery Of Sdm7 Incl. S-Max
User manual for s-max incl. SDM7 Headrest Battery pack with safety lock Handle unit wide Charger incl. instructions Climbing unit 4.12 Accessories NOTE - Only use AAT Alber Antriebstechnik GmbH accessories. + 15 mm Lap belt Climbing height extension Charging cable for vehicle... -
Page 16: Assembly
WARNING - The handle unit must be securely fixed with the locking screw so that it is safely joined to the climbing unit! WARNING - The climbing unit mount may only be adjusted by the manufacturer, the AAT field service or an authorised specialist dealer! A 9-pin sub-D coupling in the receptacle provides the electrical connection. -
Page 17: Wheelchair Mount
NOTE - To avoid malfunctions or defects, store the s-max in a frost-free environment for at least one hour prior to start-up. NOTE - Press UP/DOWN switch only a few seconds after switching on! 5.3 Wheelchair mount WARNING - Tighten the locking knob firmly! Loosen the locking knob of Push onto handle. -
Page 18: Wheel Mount
Loosen the locking knob of Insert the "groove bolt" into Attach the headrest to the the headrest. the groove opening. support tube. » Insert the "groove bolt" at an angle into the groove opening! Secure with locking knob. 5.5 Wheel mount WARNING - s-max stair climber must be switched off! Right side Tighten the Allen screws. -
Page 19: Disassembly
Fold in wheel mount. Left side Fold in wheel mount. Push all the way onto the mounting shaft. » Roll of wheel mount at the front! » Press the opposite side against the housing when pushing it on! Tighten the Allen screws. 5.6 Disassembly Proceed in reverse order! -
Page 20: Starting Up
Starting up 6.1 Wheel mount Open both wheel mounts. Insert the safety chip for the Switch the s-max on via the immobiliser. ON/OFF switch » The safety chip must snap Move the climbing leg to Correct. Incorrect! neutral position by keeping UP/DOWN switch pressed. -
Page 21: Wheelchair Mount
6.2 Wheelchair mount Release the locking knob on Adjust height. Secure with locking knob. the wheelchair mount. Upper third of backrest! Pull out completely. Press the push button and pull Pull the backrest by the the clamps out completely. handle. Attach the clamps to the frame of the wheelchair backrest and secure them by... -
Page 22: Handle - Transverse Adjustment
6.3 Handle - transverse adjustment WARNING - The handle must have been securely fi xed with the locking screw so that the handle adjustment does not change directly! Recommendation by the manufacturer: In the case of very narrow staircases or spiral stairs, the handle might hit the wall. -
Page 23: Neutral Position
DANGER - If there is only a one-sided braking eff ect or no braking eff ect at all, do not use the s-max, to avoid falling from the stairs. Notify the manufacturer, the AAT fi eld service, or the authorised specialist dealer! -
Page 24: Single-Step Mode
» LED is not lit = single-step mode deactivated! 6.8 ComfortStep NOTE - If an adjustment of the step height is to be made, please contact the AAT fi eld service or an authorised specialist dealer! Manufacturer’s information:... -
Page 25: Checking Battery Capacity
6.9 Checking battery capacity Battery indicator Battery indicator Red = empty Green = full Yellow = low » Charge battery! » Charge battery! » Warning tone every 12 sec! » The capacity of the battery will last for max. 20 - 35 steps! -
Page 26: Operation
Operation DANGER - Operation only by a trained person who is physically and mentally capable of operating the s-max safely! DANGER - Do not allow any persons to stay in the danger zone underneath the s-max! DANGER - Check the safety brakes before each use! (Refer to chapter 6.6) WARNING - Wear anti-slip footwear to avoid slipping on the stairs. -
Page 27: Occupant Taking A Seat
7.1 Occupant taking a seat WARNING - The arms must not protrude over the armrests to avoid possible injury! Secure stand of the s-max After the occupant has Switch the s-max on via the ON/OFF switch. Operate UP/DOWN taken seat, ensure that he/ switch in the UP direction. -
Page 28: Tilting The Stair Climbing System
7.3 Tilting the stair climbing system WARNING - The s-max must be tilted for climbing stairs and moving on slopes! Recommendation the manufacturer: If you cannot tilt the s-max yourself, climbing legs as a tipping aid. » Switch on the s-max Support foot on the drive The s-max can be moved. -
Page 29: Moving On Slopes
7.4 Moving on slopes WARNING - For safety reasons, a second person should be present to help steer! NOTE - Be sure to observe the safety instructions in chapter 7! Tilt the s-max. The climbing leg must be » If necessary, completely retracted. -
Page 30: Climbing Stairs - Upwards
7.5 Climbing stairs - upwards NOTE - It is mandatory to observe the safety instructions in chapter 7! Adjust neutral position. Tilt the s-max and keep it Approach the step backwards » The climbing leg must be balanced. until wheels are in contact. completely retracted. -
Page 31: Climbing Stairs - Downwards
7.6 Climbing stairs - downwards NOTE - It is mandatory to observe the safety instructions in chapter 7! DANGER - As soon as the climbing leg starts taking the load you will feel the handles pulling. Tilt the s-max closer to the ground to counteract! Adjust neutral position. -
Page 32: Laying Down On Stairs / Emergency Stop Function
7.7 Laying down on stairs / emergency stop function Lay down the s-max » The safety brakes prevent it Emergency stop function from rolling away! If a hazardous situation occurs, proceed as follows: » Press and hold the UP/ » 1 - Release the UP/DOWN switch DOWN switch until the »... -
Page 33: Transportation
» Watch out for pinch points. boarding a fl ight. If you need » Note the weight! transport certifi cates for the airline, you will fi nd them on our homepage at: https://www.aat-online.de/en > Service > Download area > General > Declaration of harmlessness... -
Page 34: Care And Maintenance
Care and maintenance WARNING - Repairs and technical safety tests are performed by the manufacturer, the AAT field service or the authorised specialist shop! (refer to chapter 8.5) WARNING - Opening the housing of the s-max may only be performed by the manufacturer, the... - Page 35 Charging the battery when removed Switch off the s-max. Press the release button of Pull the battery pack off via the battery locking device. the handle. Connect the charger. LED red = battery empty LED green = battery full » Keep the plug-in contacts >...
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Page 36: Checking Brake Linings And Climbing Feet Linings
NOTE - Minimum lining thickness of the brake linings = 1 mm - If below this value or damaged, inform the manufacturer, the AAT field service or authorised specialist dealer! NOTE - If a lining is worn or damaged, both climbing feet rollers must be replaced by the... -
Page 37: Cleaning And Disinfection
8.3 Cleaning and disinfection WARNING - No moisture must be allowed to enter the interior of the device! This may result in electric shocks! Use only damp cloths for cleaning the device’s surface! Never use wet cloths! WARNING - Test all safety-relevant functions after cleaning! WARNING - Do not smoke during cleaning! NOTE - Keep the stair climber away from sources of ignition! NOTE - Clean the safety brakes in the rims weekly or with spirit when dirty! Observe the... -
Page 38: Replacing Fuses
Replacement fuses are available from the manufacturer! NOTE - If the fuse blows frequently, contact the manufacturer or an authorised specialist dealer! NOTE - Only fuses purchased from the specialist dealer or AAT may be used as replacement fuses. Battery pack fuse... -
Page 39: Technical Safety Testing
For more information, please visit: www.aat-online.de/en 8.6 Reuse (change in operator) The term reuse is used when the AAT product of patient X is to be used for another patient Y. Please contact the manufacturer, the AAT field service or the authorised specialist shop. -
Page 40: Long-Term Storage
WARNING - To prevent hazardous situations, do not use the s-max if it shows any abnormal behaviour! Switch on the s-max. The LED is flashing. Switch off the s-max. » Observe fault conditions! Switch the s-max on again » The LED is flashing - Notify the manufacturer, the AAT field service, or the authorised specialist dealer! - Page 41 The s-max cannot be Yes: Charge the batteries. switched on Does the problem persist? Yes: Notify the manufacturer, the AAT field service, the authorised spe- cialist dealer. Safety chip inserted? The s-max does not move Yes: Notify the manufacturer, the AAT field service, the authorised spe- cialist dealer.
- Page 42 » The s-max was loaded in excess of the permissible total weight or the max. person weight. » The s-max has not been serviced regularly (every 2 years) by the manufacturer, the AAT field service or an authorised specialist dealer.
- Page 43 T R A N S L A T I O N O F T H E O R I G I N A L EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY AAT Alber Antriebstechnik GmbH We hereby declare under our sole responsibility Ehestetter Weg 11...
- Page 44 Your contact persons: AAT Service-Center · Ehestetter Weg 11 · 72458 Albstadt Tel.: +49.(0) 74 31.12 95-550 · E-mail: service@aat-online.de Serial number: www.aat-online.de/en AAT Alber Antriebstechnik GmbH Postfach 10 05 60 72426 Albstadt · Germany Phone: +49.(0) 74 31.12 95-0 Fax: +49.(0) 74 31.12 95-35...
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