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2023-07-18 | Version 00 | 306364

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  • Page 1 Libra Instruction Manual Libra and model variants 2023-07-18 | Version 00 | 306364...
  • Page 2 Libra care bed Similar to illustration! [1] Footboard [2] Full-length safety side bars (stand- ard) [3] Removable centre support (option- [4] Handset [5] Headboard [6] Bars of combinable safety side (optional) [7] Mattress retainer bar [8] Side panel [9] Holder for centre support (option- [10] Individual axle braking (standard) Optional equipment: Central lock- ing - only operated at foot end...
  • Page 3 Libra – movo variant [11] Central locking - only operated at [12] 100 mm double castors foot end Libra – floor access Plus variant This variant has no metal support bars along the sides of the chassis. Patient lifts and cleaning equipment can easily slide under the bed thanks to the ground clear- ance of the chassis.
  • Page 4 Libra – Partner bed variant [1] Footboard [2] Lower leg rest handle (both sides) / mattress retainer bar [3] Connecting element 1x at the foot [4] Side panels 2x (optional equip- end, 1x in the centre ment) [5] Backrest handle (both sides) / [6] Adapter sleeves for patient lifting mattress retainer bar pole (head end) 2x...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Contents Address, market information................. 1 Foreword........................2 Target groups, qualifications and duties.............. 3 For the commercial sector..................... 3 3.1.1 Operator........................3 3.1.2 Responsibilities of the operator...................3 3.1.3 Users...........................4 3.1.4 Users (technical personnel)..................4 3.1.5 Qualification of users....................4 3.1.6 Duties of users......................4 3.1.7 Resident........................
  • Page 6 Components of the bed......................19 6.6.1 Headboard and footboard..................19 6.6.2 Mattress base......................19 6.6.3 Bed chassis.......................20 6.6.4 Electric drive system....................20 6.6.5 Control elements....................... 20 6.6.6 Safety sides.......................27 6.6.7 Linen holder (optional equipment)................28 6.6.8 Mains cable holder....................30 6.6.9 Handset holder (optional)..................30 6.6.10 Adapter sleeves for patient lifting pole/infusion stand..........
  • Page 7 7.3.1 Removal........................63 7.3.2 Attachment........................ 63 Connect a battery at a later date (optional equipment)............. 63 Connecting a reading lamp at a later date (optional)............65 Bed extension (optional)...................... 66 7.6.1 Assembly........................67 7.6.2 Removal........................68 Putting into service....................70 Before putting the bed into service for the first time............70 Before putting the bed into service each time..............
  • Page 8 10.5 Adjustment functions of HL7 and HB400................100 10.6 Adjustment functions of Trendelenburg handset............102 10.7 Saving a new “intermediate stop” position..............103 10.8 Set maximum mattress base height.................. 103 10.9 Restoring factory settings....................104 10.9.1 Intermediate stop position..................105 10.9.2 Maximum mattress base height position..............105 10.10 Switching the under bed light on/off (optional)..............105 10.11...
  • Page 9 13.4.1 Safety instructions for maintenance................ 134 13.4.2 Responsibilities of the operator................136 13.4.3 Inspection by the user..................... 146 Replacement of electrical components............148 14.1 Safety information.......................148 14.2 Mains cable replacement....................149 14.3 Replacing the handset (HL7/HB400)..................151 14.4 Replace the motor....................... 152 14.5 Replace the control unit.....................

  • Page 10: Address, Market Information

    Address, market information Manufacturer Stiegelmeyer GmbH & Co. KG Ackerstraße 42, D-32051 Herford, Germany Phone:+49 (0) 5221 185 - 0 Fax:+49 (0) 5221 185 - 252 Email:info@stiegelmeyer.com Internet:www.stiegelmeyer.com To order replacement parts in Germany, and for any customer service requirements or other questions, please contact our service centre: Stiegelmeyer GmbH &...

  • Page 11: Foreword

    Even after you have purchased a bed, Stiegelmeyer is still on hand to help at any time. Our Service business division can provide you with customised solutions in all matters relating to inspection and maintenance, repair and process optimisation.

  • Page 12: Target Groups, Qualifications And Duties

    Target groups, qualifications and duties For the commercial sector 3.1.1 Operator Operators (e.g.: nursing home operators) are all natural and legal persons with property rights to the product. The operator is responsible for the safe operation of this medical prod- uct.

  • Page 13: Users

    Target groups, qualifications and duties If you have any queries or concerns, consult the manufacturer of the equipment or Stiegel- meyer. 3.1.3 Users Users (e.g. nursing staff, carers etc.) are persons who, based on their training, experience or briefing, are qualified to operate the bed on their own authority or to perform tasks with this bed for which they have received specific instruction.

  • Page 14: Resident

    Target groups, qualifications and duties Ensure that no obstacles, such as bedside cabinets, supply rails or chairs could impede ad- justments to the bed. If any additional devices (such as compressors for positioning systems) are attached, ensure that these are securely fastened and are working properly. If you have any queries or concerns, consult the manufacturer of the equipment or Stiegel- meyer.

  • Page 15: Conventions Of This Instruction Manual

    Conventions of this instruction manual This instruction manual uses the following conventions. Please carefully read the following information to ensure safe and efficient use of the instruc- tions. Safety information In this instruction manual, safety information is displayed in the following way: Please note: The safety symbols used are not a substitute for the written safety information.

  • Page 16: Information Through Icons

    Conventions of this instruction manual Information through icons General information and cross-references will be displayed in the following way: General information, tips and helpful courses of action. Cross-reference or active link: Indicates the chapter of the instruction manual and the page number where you can find specific information.

  • Page 17: Safety Instructions

    Safety instructions Safety information for operating the bed This bed is not suitable for residents under 146 cm in height or for small children. This bed may only be operated by persons who have received instruction from the operator in its safe operation. Electrical adjustments are only possible when the bed is properly connected to the mains supply (exception: optional emergency battery operation).

  • Page 18: Operating Time Of Electric Drives

    Safety instructions • At weekly intervals when the bed is being used, carry out a visual inspection of the mains cable to check for damage (scuffing, exposed wires, kinks, pressure points, etc.). A check should also be performed whenever the cable has been subjected to any mechanical load, e.g.
  • Page 19 Safety instructions ATTENTION Material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in system faults due to locked adjustment systems. • When routing the handset cable, ensure that it cannot be crushed, stretched or otherwise damaged by any moving parts of the bed. •...

  • Page 20: Bed Adjustment

    Safety instructions Lock the operating functions for the resident on the handset if: • the resident is unable to operate the bed safely, • the resident is unable to free himself or herself from potentially dangerous situations, • the resident is exposed to an increased risk of entrapment during backrest and thigh rest adjustments when the safety sides are raised, •...

  • Page 21: Special Hazards

    Safety instructions ATTENTION Material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to the bed and/or lifting frame, and this could have an adverse effect on the loading capacity of the bed or the adjustment functions. Check that: •...

  • Page 22: Safety Information For Attachments And Additional Equipment

    Efficient and safe operation combined with maximum protection of residents can only be guaranteed if original Stiegelmeyer accessories are used that are designed for the relevant model of bed! Make sure that the attachment of accessories does not produce any crush or shearing zones for the resident when the bed sections are adjusted.

  • Page 23: Safety Information For Accessories

    • Do not dispose of batteries with domestic waste. • They can be returned to Stiegelmeyer or disposed of at local waste collection points in the same way as car batteries. • Outwardly undamaged, discharged battery sets can also be returned to Stiegelmeyer.

  • Page 24: Tips On Using The Bed Safely In A Domestic Setting

    Safety instructions Tips on using the bed safely in a domestic setting Please use the following table to help identify and avoid any unfavourable conditions of use. Unfavourable conditions of use Prevention through Electrical equipment: Damage to handsets/connecting cables Hang handsets up on the hook; do not stretch cables across the bed or run over them with the castors Electrical adjustment functions not blocked;...
  • Page 25 Safety instructions WARNING Risk of injury Failure to heed this warning may result in physical injury to the bed user due to entrapment or crushing. • Ask a healthcare professional for advice if you are uncertain about a possible application of safety sides or about the necessity of activating the locking functions of the electrical adjustments.

  • Page 26: Product Description

    Product description This bed fulfils all the requirements of the Medical Device REGULATION (EU) 2017/745 (MDR) and is considered a Class I medical device in accordance with the classification rules. Intended use • Medical bed for patients to lie, with optional restraint system to prevent patients from inadvertently falling out.

  • Page 27: Contraindications

    Product description • Before using the safety sides, assess and take into consideration the individual require- ments and particular physical build of the resident concerned. Please also refer to the » special safety information in chapter Using safety sides 108. Additional information for partner beds •...

  • Page 28: Side Effects

    Product description → 35 kg / (1.5 m x 1.5 m) = 15.6 = not ok! Side effects Unless suitable measures are taken, residents who spend prolonged periods in bed may de- velop decubitus. Product variants The Libra care bed is available in the variants standard, movo and floor access Plus. These variants must only be used as a single bed.

  • Page 29: Bed Chassis

    Product description 6.6.3 Bed chassis The chassis is located underneath the mattress base. The bed has four castors which, de- pending on the bed model, can be locked in pairs or centrally locked with a brake pedal. De- pending on the model, one of the castors is equipped with a steering lock which enables the bed to be moved in a straight line (beds intended for private use are not fitted with a steering lock).
  • Page 30 Product description The following applies when using the handset: Press the UP button = Raise Press the DOWN button = Lower • The drives operate as long as the buttons are kept pressed. • Adjustments are possible in both directions. •...
  • Page 31 Product description Indicator: lights up orange if the func- tion is locked Trendelenburg position Lock Reverse-Trendelenburg position 6.6.5.3 HB400 handset (in option for single beds) Electrically lockable, with a magnetic unlocking key. The following applies when using the handset: Press the UP button = Raise Press the DOWN button = Lower •...
  • Page 32 Product description Auto contour Backrest Height adjustment Thigh rest Sleep position Sitting position The sitting position is a convenient combination of auto contour + reverse-Trendelenburg position. This effectively reduces resident slippage towards the foot end. For details concerning use, see chapter »...
  • Page 33 Product description Sleep position Sitting position The sitting position is a convenient combination of auto contour + reverse-Trendelenburg position. 1.The backrest and thigh rest are raised, 2.Then the bed tilts to a reverse-Trendelenburg posi- tion This effectively reduces resident slippage towards the foot end.
  • Page 34 Product description Sleep position:If the button is kept pressed, the mattress base is adjusted to the lowest position in the following order: The mattress base moves into the horizontal position The backrest and thigh rest are lowered completely The mattress base descends until it reaches its intermediate stop Press the button again The mattress base moves to the lowest position Sitting position:If the button is kept pressed, the mattress base is adjusted to...
  • Page 35 Product description 6.6.5.5 Magnetic unlocking key ATTENTION Malfunctions Failure to heed this warning may result in malfunctions! Strong magnetic fields can impact the locking functions of the handset. • Always keep these handsets at a distance of at least 30 cm from other devices that emit such magnetic fields (e.g.

  • Page 36: Safety Sides

    Product description 6.6.6 Safety sides To prevent the resident from falling out of bed, the bed is fitted with full-length combinable (split), combined (full-length + combinable) or Vario Safe safety sides, depending on which features the bed is equipped with. All safety sides have two bars, which care staff/residents can lower by hand.

  • Page 37: Linen Holder (Optional Equipment)

    Product description The bed can also be supplied without safety sides if the customer prefers. Should it later be necessary to use safety sides, the bed can be fitted with the safety sides at a later date. For information on fitting and using split safety sides, see »...
  • Page 38 Product description 6.6.7.1 Using the linen holder ATTENTION Material damage Failure to heed the maximum loading capacity of the linen holder (15 kg) will result in mate- rial damage. ⁃ Do not sit or lean on the linen holder! CAUTION Risk of injury Failure to heed this warning may result in the pulled-out linen holder becoming a tripping hazard.

  • Page 39: Mains Cable Holder

    Product description 6.6.8 Mains cable holder The mains cable is equipped with a mains cable holder [1]. The holder is located on the mains cable itself. • Before moving the bed, always hang up the mains cable on the headboard. The cable must not touch the floor.

  • Page 40: Adapter Sleeves For Patient Lifting Pole/Infusion Stand

    Product description Please avoid repeatedly sliding the holder along the bar or clipping it on and off at frequent intervals. This will protect the surface of the bar from developing visible signs of wear over time. 6.6.10 Adapter sleeves for patient lifting pole/infusion stand The two corners of the mattress base frame at the head end of the bed are each fitted, on the inside of the bed, with a round adapter sleeve for a patient lifting pole or infusion stand.

  • Page 41: Lead-Acid Battery (Optional)

    (up + down) should always be possible under normal load. Otherwise, the lead-acid batteries must be replaced. In this case, contact Stiegelmeyer’s service centre. We will replace the rechargeable lead- acid batteries and dispose of the old batteries properly.

  • Page 42: Under Bed Light (Optional)

    Product description Variant: Sola Variant: Sira Variant: Stella The reading lamp is supplied with power via a separate plug-in power adapter or directly via the control unit and has a stand with a flexible arm and swivelling lamp head. In the Stella: Lamp head of high-gloss polished stainless steel with key switch and night ori- entation light In the Sola and Sira: Cord switch to conveniently switch the light on and off Please refer to the separate instruction manual enclosed for operating instruc-...

  • Page 43: Technical Data

    Product description Technical data 6.7.1 Type plate The type plate is at the head end of the mattress base (inner side) and contains the following information: Image1: Type plate (example) Symbol Explanation Symbol Explanation Model Name of product Version Variant (if applicable);); e.g.

  • Page 44: Other Labelling On The Product

    Product description Symbol Explanation Symbol Explanation IPX4 Protection of electrical Protection Class II de- equipment from water vice, double insulation splashing from any direction PID bar code The additional PID bar code on the bed includes a number that clearly identifies each particular bed. 6.7.2 Other labelling on the product Symbol...

  • Page 45: Dimensions

    Product description Depending on the bed model, the mattress base is made of high-quality, PVC-free plastics, or HPL laminated panels. The chassis is made of steel sections. All surfaces that can be touched during normal use have been tested for bio-compatibility and are harmless to humans when in contact with the skin.

  • Page 46: Castor Type

    Product description 6.7.5 Castor type Libra – standard Libra – floor Libra – movo Libra – partner access Plus Castor type 50 mm double cas- 50 mm double 100 mm double 50 mm double cas- tor, hidden in col- castor, 8 x hidden castor tor, hidden in col- in column...

  • Page 47: Adjustment Ranges

    Product description 6.7.7 Adjustment ranges Description Libra – stand- Libra – floor Libra – movo Libra – partner access Plus Tilting to Trende- 12° lenburg position Tilting to reverse- 12° Trendelenburg position Mattress base 25 - 80 cm 28 - 83 cm 25 - 80 cm height Backrest angle...

  • Page 48: Medical Device Classification

    Product description Ambient operating condi- Minimum Maximum tions Ambient temperature + 5°C + 40°C Relative humidity 80 % (non-condensing) Air pressure 700 hPa 1060 hPa (at altitude of ≤ 3000 6.7.10 Medical Device Classification This bed fulfils all the requirements of the Medical Device REGULATION (EU) 2017/745 (MDR) and is considered a Class I medical device in accordance with the classification rules.
  • Page 49 Product description External switch mode power supply Type LINAK SMPS20 Input voltage AC 230 V, -15 % / +10 %, 50/60 Hz Power plug, mains plug 2-pole – Europlug (EN50075): Current input AC max. 2.5 A Output voltage DC max. 34 V Output current, electronically limited, max.
  • Page 50 Product description Control unit for external switch mode power supply SMPS20 Internal device fuse 2-fold electronic, automatic-resetting overload protection; duty cy- Duty cycle 2 min ON / 18 min OFF Classification Protection Class II, Type B, MPG classification Class I, not for use in explosive atmospheres Protection category IPX4...

  • Page 51: Electrical Connection Diagram

    Product description Drive M2+M4: (Electric motor) lift drives Type Linak LA 27 Path feedback Digital Hall Force/installation dimension/lift 6000 N/ 470mm/ 250 mm Input voltage Max. DC 34 V Duty cycle 2 min ON / 18 min OFF Protection category IPX4 Drive M3: (Electric motor) thigh rest Type...
  • Page 52 Product description Image2: Location of the electrical components A: Head end, high up B: Centre of bed, high up C: Foot end, high up D: Head end, low down E: Centre of bed, low down F: Foot end, low down 6.7.12.1 Standard equipment –...
  • Page 53 Product description 1: Backrest motor → B 2: Height adjustment motor at head end → E 3: Thigh rest motor → B 4: Height adjustment motor at foot end → E 5: HL7/HB4000 handset → B 6: Control unit → B 6.7.12.2 Optional equipment –...
  • Page 54 Product description 10: Under bed light → B 11: Reading lamp → A 6.7.12.3 Standard equipment – partner bed The letters in the following tables refer to the previous picture “Location of the electrical components”. This indicates where the component is located in the bed. 1: Backrest motor →...
  • Page 55 Product description 6.7.12.4 Optional equipment – partner bed 8: Distributor box MJB2 → B 9: Rechargeable battery → B 10: Under bed light → B 11: Reading lamp → A Instruction Manual...

  • Page 56: Attachment/Removal

    Attachment/Removal “Vario Safe” system ATTENTION Material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to property. Optionally available: High designer headboard [A] (74 cm height) with matching footboard. If the bed is equipped with a high headboard, pushing the bed by the headboard can lead to material damage to the headboard or the bed.
  • Page 57 Attachment/Removal WARNING Risk of injury Risk of injury due to incorrect installation or storage of split safety sides, headboards and footboards or side panels with the “Vario Safe” system! Failure to observe these instructions can result in insecure fastening and/or material dam- age and can thus put the resident at risk of falling or becoming trapped.
  • Page 58 Attachment/Removal Swivel the locking levers [3] (left and Check that the headboard/footboard is right side) upwards and press until firmly in place by pulling the top edge they audibly click into place. of the board to and fro. 7.1.1.2 Assembly on a partner bed DANGER Risk of injury Incorrect installation of the headboard or footboard (due to multiple slits in the cross tubing...
  • Page 59 Attachment/Removal Image3: Partner bed (bed 1 and bed 2) – schematic representation View of correct partner bed assembly. There must be not gap between the two headboards and footboards. Instruction Manual...

  • Page 60: Split Safety Side

    Attachment/Removal 7.1.1.3 Removal Use a finger to pull the orange safety Swivel the locking levers [2] (left and lock [1] towards the centre of the bed right side) downwards. and keep holding it in this position. Standing behind the headboard/foot- Pull the headboard/footboard straight board, firmly grip the uppermost cor- up and then outwards out of the slits in...
  • Page 61 Attachment/Removal WARNING Risk of injury Risk of injury due to incorrect installation or storage of split safety sides, headboards and footboards or side panels with the “Vario Safe” system! Failure to observe these instructions can result in insecure fastening and/or material dam- age and can thus put the resident at risk of falling or becoming trapped.
  • Page 62 Attachment/Removal Insert the locking hooks of the adapt- Swivel the locking levers (left and right- ers into the slits of the tube as far as hand side) upwards and press them they will go and make sure the safety until they audibly click into place. side is inserted properly.
  • Page 63 Attachment/Removal View of correct installation of safety sides on a partner bed. Safety sides must only be fitted on the outside. Installation on the partner bed is carried out the same as for a single bed (see Assembly on a »...
  • Page 64 Attachment/Removal Hold the safety side by grasping the Pull the safety side straight up and then housing sections at either side with outwards out of the slits in the tube, as both hands, as shown. evenly as possible. 7.1.2.4 Covering cap – split safety side In mattress base frames designed for the attachment of split safety sides/side panels, a cov- ering cap [1] is fitted in the middle.
  • Page 65 Attachment/Removal 7.1.2.5 Using the split safety sides The standard length of the mattress base of the bed is 200 cm, but it can be extended to 210 or 220 cm. For safety reasons, only certain sizes of the split safety side may be used for each of these three variants.
  • Page 66 Attachment/Removal 7.1.2.6 Combination of split safety side and side panels WARNING Risk of injury Failure to observe this warning can result in injury due to the combined installation of the split safety side (90 cm wide) and side panel (110 cm wide)! •...

  • Page 67: Side Panels

    Attachment/Removal Fig. D 7.1.3 Side panels The bed can optionally be fitted with side panels. A total of 4 side panels are required per bed. The side panels are used in two different sizes (90 cm/110 cm) for use with mattress bases of different lengths (200 cm/210 cm/220 cm).
  • Page 68 Attachment/Removal 7.1.3.1 Assembly on a single bed First swivel the locking levers (left Attach the head-end side panel to the and right) for the side panel [1] bed (at the head end) as shown. downwards. To do so, pull the or- ange safety lock [2] outwards with your finger and hold it in this position while swivelling the locking lever...
  • Page 69 Attachment/Removal 7.1.3.2 Assembly on a partner bed Attention:The side panels must only be fitted on the outside of the partner bed. Fitting them on the inside is not permitted. Installation on the partner bed is carried out the same as for a single bed (see Assembly on a »...

  • Page 70: Combinable Safety Side

    Attachment/Removal Grasp the lower edge of the side Pull the side panel straight up and then panel with both hands. outwards out of the slits in the tube, as evenly as possible. Combinable safety side Only applicable to single beds in the commercial sector. The removal/installation of the combinable safety sides is necessary if the adaptable bed ex- tension (optional) is fitted.

  • Page 71: Attachment

    Attachment/Removal Raise the foot-end bars at an angle (see » chapter Combinable safety sides instructions). Press the orange release button [1] in the safety side guide at the foot end downwards with your finger and lift out the top bar. Repeat step 2 at the other end of the top bar Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the bottom bar.

  • Page 72: Full-Length Safety Side

    Attachment/Removal Place the other end of the bar into the low- er holding fixture and press the bar in until it locks into place in the holding fixture. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the top bar. Finally, check to make sure that everything works properly, and observe the following instruction.
  • Page 73 Attachment/Removal Engage the brakes on the bed and unplug the electricity cable from the electrical sock- Note: The battery’s mounting plate is equipped with a snap-in catch [A]. Place the battery against the cross tubing of the chassis [B] as shown. Place the battery on the cross tubing and slide it towards the foot end until the snap-in catch latches [C].

  • Page 74: Connecting A Reading Lamp At A Later Date (Optional)

    Attachment/Removal → The battery is now installed securely. Connect the cable of the battery to the control unit: » • See chapter Optional equipment – single bed » • See chapter Optional equipment – partner bed Note: The connection socket on the control unit is sealed with a blind plug. First re- move the blind plug so that the battery cable can be connected.

  • Page 75: Bed Extension (Optional)

    Attachment/Removal Insert the upright column of the reading lamp (with the adapter and connection cable) from above securely into the patient lifting pole sleeve (left or right side). Electrical connection of the reading lamp: • For beds intended for the commercial sector, see chapter Optional equipment –...

  • Page 76: Assembly

    Attachment/Removal Failure to heed this can lead to injuries by trapping parts of the users' bodies. • For safety reasons and to prevent injuries to residents, the partner bed (both mattress bases) must only be extended or shortened synchronously with the other bed. 7.6.1 Assembly For easier installation: raise the bed and apply the brakes.

  • Page 77: Removal

    Attachment/Removal To attach the bed extension: • Insert the bed extension tubes into the mattress base frame as far as they will go [A]. • Slightly raise the bed extension and push it forwards until the locking hooks on the bed extension slide over the cross tube on the mattress base frame and are positioned over the slits provided [B] •...
  • Page 78 Attachment/Removal Instruction Manual...

  • Page 79: Putting Into Service

    Putting into service No electrical measurements are necessary prior to putting this bed into service for the first time, since the bed was tested by the manufacturer for electrical safety and functionality and left our factory in perfect condition. Before putting the bed into service for the first time Remove all transport securing devices (from the brake pedals) and packaging film (from the bed frame).

  • Page 80: Electrical Connection - Addendum For Partner Bed

    Putting into service The care bed may be put into operation only after all these steps have been followed! Electrical connection – addendum for partner bed 8.3.1 Connecting the sync cable The sync cable is laid between the two beds and connected to their control units or distribu- tor boxes.

  • Page 81: Fixing The Beds In Place

    Putting into service 8.3.2 Fixing the beds in place WARNING Risk of injury Failure to heed this warning may result in injuries to the resident when both bed halves move away from each other. Always use connecting elements to prevent the bed halves from moving apart (e.g. when using adjustment functions), which could lead to a fall between the two bed halves, and to prevent both bed halves from standing side by side in the wrong direction.

  • Page 82: Configuring The Partner Mode

    Putting into service Note: The foot-end connecting element must be inserted, the centre connecting ele- ment can optionally be used to secure the position of the two mattress base halves in relation to each other. Engage the brakes on the partner bed. 8.3.3 Configuring the partner mode DANGER...

  • Page 83: Synchronisation And Initialisation - Partner Bed

    Putting into service Make sure that the sync cable is connected to both beds, see Connecting the sync ca- » Make sure that both bed halves are attached using the connecting elements, see Fixing the » beds in place 72). Note: Magnetic unlocking keys are located in the foot-end mattress retainer bars [1].
  • Page 84 Putting into service » • The handset is configured in partner mode, see Partner mode Proceed as follows in order to carry out synchronisation and initialisation of the partner bed: Press and hold both of the marked buttons on the backrest simultaneously.

  • Page 85: Location Requirements

    If you have any ques- tions or concerns, consult the manufacturer of the additional equipment or Stiegelmeyer. There must be sufficient room available to accommodate the bed’s entire range of adjust- ments.
  • Page 86 Putting into service ATTENTION Material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to the switch mode power supply if it is plugged into a socket under the bed. Otherwise, the moving mattress base frame may rip the switch mode power supply out of the mains socket during horizontal adjustments. •...

  • Page 87: Bed Reprocessing/Bed Adaptation

    Bed reprocessing/bed adaptation New occupancy after a change of resident » Follow the instructions in chapter Before putting the bed into service each time 9.1.1 Information on loading capacity of bed The safe working load specified for a bed is always calculated from the weight of the resident plus the weight of any accessories attached.

  • Page 88: Removing And Inserting Headboard And Footboard

    Bed reprocessing/bed adaptation Removing and inserting headboard and footboard The headboard and footboard of the “Vario Safe” system can be removed if required. This may be necessary if the patient has to do rehabilitation exercises in bed, for example. Fur- »...

  • Page 89: Insert/Remove Patient Lifting Pole/Infusion Stand

    Bed reprocessing/bed adaptation Detail (shown schematically): CORRECT: Mat- Detail (shown schematically): INCORRECT: tress lies between the mattress retainer bars Mattress lies outside/above the mattress retain- er bars Mattress retainer bars are supplied as fixed-position or fold down bars, depend- ing on the features of the bed. Insert/remove patient lifting pole/infusion stand The two corners of the mattress base frame at the head end of the bed are each fitted with a round adapter sleeve with a recess at the top.
  • Page 90 Bed reprocessing/bed adaptation Insert • Insert the long, straight end of the patient lifting pole into an adapter sleeve. The metal pin on the patient lifting pole must be located in the notch [1] of the adapter sleeve. This restricts the slewing range of the patient lifting pole (see illustration above).

  • Page 91: Attaching The Grab Handle

    Bed reprocessing/bed adaptation WARNING Risk of injury and tipping over Failure to heed this warning may result in physical injury and damage to property! If the patient lifting pole swings beyond the bed area [B] and weight is applied to it there, there is a danger that the bed will tip up.
  • Page 92 Bed reprocessing/bed adaptation CAUTION Risk of injury Failure to heed this warning may result in physical injuries! • Check the grab handle and strap regularly for damage. • Replace damaged grab handles or straps immediately. • We recommend that the grab handle is replaced at least every 5 years. •...

  • Page 93: Comfort Mattress Base (Optional)

    Bed reprocessing/bed adaptation The grab handle can be hung over the patient lifting pole/trapeze bar when not in use. In this case, ensure that the grab handle cannot slip off accidentally. Comfort mattress base (optional) The following assembly instructions refer to the 90 cm wide mattress base: Included in the package: When ordered with a bed extension, 5 additional elements are supplied for the Comfort mattress base.
  • Page 94 Bed reprocessing/bed adaptation Fit the mounting clips onto the struts of the mattress base [4] and [5], white ele- ments in the middle and black elements outside. The following assembly instructions refer to the 100 cm wide mattress base: Included in the package: When ordered with a bed extension, 5 additional elements are supplied for the Comfort mattress base.

  • Page 95: Decommissioning

    Bed reprocessing/bed adaptation Fit the mounting clips onto the struts of the mattress base [4] and [5], white ele- ments in the middle and black elements outside. Decommissioning If the bed is not used for an extended period, please follow the instructions below for taking the bed out of service safely and ensuring ideal conditions for its re-use: »...

  • Page 96: Use/Routine

    Use/routine 10.1 Moving and immobilising the bed The bed is equipped with four lockable castors. The bed can be moved within the room even when the bed is occupied For the commercial sector: The bed is delivered with individual axle braking (at head end and foot end) as standard.
  • Page 97 Use/routine • If you cannot avoid moving the bed over long distances outside the room, adjust the bed’s mattress base to an ergonomic medium height. • As a general rule, always apply the brakes when the bed is not being moved or when a resident is left unattended in the bed.

  • Page 98: Locking/Unlocking Electric Adjustment Functions

    Use/routine Central locking (standard in the private sector; optional in the commercial sector) Central locking can only be operated at the foot end. There is a pedal on both castors at the foot end of the bed. To move the bed: Press the pedal down at the foot end with your foot [A].

  • Page 99: Locking Functions Of The Hl7 Handset And Trendelenburg Handset

    Use/routine 10.2.1 Locking functions of the HL7 handset and Trendelenburg handset Turn the respective lock on the handset clockwise to the locked posi- tion using the locking key. The colour of the respective display changes from green to yellow. Do not forcibly turn the locking key beyond the stop! This could damage the lock and the handset.
  • Page 100 Use/routine Now press the UP button of a function (e.g. backrest) to unlock that function. The LED of this function goes out. Here is an overview of the functions that can be locked and unlocked: Unlock Function Lock Auto contour Note: Unlocking is only possi- ble if the backrest and thigh rest are unlocked.

  • Page 101: Handset Modes - Partner Bed

    Use/routine Unlock Function Lock The function is always locked by default and can only be used at staff level. 10.3 Handset modes – partner bed The partner bed can be split into two beds and used as two single beds. Depending on the type of use of the partner bed, the handset can be set to three configuration modes: •...

  • Page 102: Family Mode

    Use/routine Briefly press at the same time the buttons “UP” and “DOWN” on the thigh rest [2] while simultaneously holding down the magnetic sensor of the handset for approx. half a second in front of the magnetic unlocking key. → The lower LEDs on the handset [3] blink slowly.
  • Page 103 Use/routine DANGER Trapping hazard Failure to heed this warning may result in serious injuries through crushing of limbs. • Ensure that the bed is in family mode to maximally reduce the risk of crushing and shear- ing when children are using the bed under supervision •...

  • Page 104: Partner Mode

    Use/routine Briefly press at the same time the buttons “UP” and “DOWN” on the thigh rest [2] while simultaneously holding down the magnetic sensor of the handset for approx. half a second in front of the magnetic unlocking key. → The lower LEDs on the handset [3] blink slowly.
  • Page 105 Use/routine To ensure that the halves of the bed are not pushed apart (e.g. when adjusting the bed), use at least the foot end connecting element while in partner mode (for » more information, refer to Fixing the beds in place 72).

  • Page 106: Adjustment Functions Of The Handset - Partner Bed

    Use/routine 10.4 Adjustment functions of the handset – partner bed The adjustment functions on the handset of the partner bed are divided into three categories. The categories depend from whether the bed is in partner bed or fam- ily bed mode. •...
  • Page 107 Use/routine Function Explanation of function Category Partner bed mode Family bed mode Height adjustment The mattress base height of both halves of the bed can be adjusted synchronously to ap- prox. 80 cm. • Only applicable to single bed mode: An automatic in- termediate stop is made at a height of about 40 cm whenever the mattress...
  • Page 108 Use/routine Function Explanation of function Category Partner bed mode Family bed mode • The backrest and thigh rest are lowered • By pressing the button again, the mattress base moves downward to the lowest position. Sitting position 2 (height + tilting) 2 (height + tilt- ing) If the button is kept pressed,...

  • Page 109: Adjustment Functions Of Hl7 And Hb400

    Use/routine 10.5 Adjustment functions of HL7 and HB400 Handset HL7 Handset HB400 Operation Auto contour Raise: Press the UP button. The backrest and thigh rest are raised at the same time for approximately 9 seconds, after which the movement stops. By press- ing the button again, only the backrest continues to be raised.
  • Page 110 Use/routine Handset HL7 Handset HB400 Operation Sitting position:If the button is kept pressed, the mattress base is adjusted to the sitting position in the following order: “Auto contour raising” for 9 seconds Stop “Auto contour raising” and start tilting to “Reverse-Trendelenburg position”.

  • Page 111: Adjustment Functions Of Trendelenburg Handset

    Use/routine Handset HL7 Handset HB400 Operation by up to approx. 12°, To leave the care staff level and return to resident by keeping the but- level, the handset must be held against the unlock- ton pressed. ing magnet again. Alternatively, wait for 10 seconds: The system will revert to resident level automatically.

  • Page 112: Saving A New "Intermediate Stop" Position

    Use/routine Only one button can be pressed at a time, otherwise all adjustments stop (emer- gency off safety function). 10.7 Saving a new “intermediate stop” position • Applies for handset HL7 and handset HB400. • Only applicable to single bed operation! •...

  • Page 113: Restoring Factory Settings

    Use/routine A pre-set maximum mattress base height cannot be exceeded in the daily care routine or by the resident. When the bed is raised, it only moves as far as this position and then stops. A maximum mattress base height can only be defined by technical personnel or care staff who have been trained accordingly by the operator Adjust the mattress base to the desired maximum height.

  • Page 114: Intermediate Stop Position

    Use/routine 10.9.1 Intermediate stop position Press both the marked buttons simultaneously, three times in a row. Immediately thereafter, press the marked button and hold it for approximately 5 seconds until the pulsating signal tone stops. Let go of the buttons. 10.9.2 Maximum mattress base height position Press both the marked buttons simultaneously, three times in a...

  • Page 115: Setting The Lower Leg Rest

    Use/routine HB400 HB400 for single beds for single beds for partner beds To manually switch on/off the light: Press and hold the Press the button with the lamp sym- sleeping position and the sitting position buttons at the bol to turn on the light. same time for approx.

  • Page 116: Raising

    Use/routine ATTENTION Material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to property due to an excessive weight being exerted on the foot end of the raised lower leg rest. • Avoid damaging the Rastomat mechanism of the lower leg rest due to a heavy person sit- ting down on it.

  • Page 117: Using Safety Sides

    Use/routine Raise the lower leg rest at the outer Then lower the lower leg rest. edge of the foot end [1] as far as it will go. Lowering the lower leg rest using the handset If the thigh rest is lowered using the handset, the lower leg rest is automatically lowered as well.

  • Page 118: Special Safety Information For Safety Sides

    Use/routine 10.12.1 Special safety information for safety sides WARNING Risk of injury Failure to heed this warning may result in physical injury due to the use of safety sides! • Only use technically perfect, undamaged safety sides which engage securely! •...

  • Page 119: Full-Length Safety Sides

    Use/routine The resident’s risk of falling is less severe: ⁃ the smaller and more settled the resident is, ⁃ the softer the mattress is (the resident sinks deeper into the mattress). CAUTION Risk of crushing Failure to heed this warning may result in physical injuries! ⁃...
  • Page 120 Use/routine 10.12.2.2 Lowering The following section describes how to lower one of the safety sides. The safety sides on the other side of the bed are lowered in exactly the same way. CAUTION Risk of injury Failure to heed this warning may result in the resident’s limbs being entrapped or crushed while the safety sides are being lowered.
  • Page 121 Use/routine Grip the top bar near to the head- Press the release button [1]. board/footboard. Raise the end of the bar as far as it will go and then keep hold of it. Lower the safety side slowly. Do not Repeat steps 1 and 3 at the other end let it drop! of the bar.

  • Page 122: Combinable Safety Sides

    Use/routine 10.12.3 Combinable safety sides WARNING Risk of entrapment and crushing Failure to heed this warning may result in the resident’s limbs being entrapped or crushed by the centre support holder [1] as the mattress base is lowered. When a bed fitted with combinable (split) and combined (full-length + split) safety sides is adjusted to its lowest position, please note the following: If you adjust the bed to its lowest position while a foot is directly below the centre support holder [1], feet and limbs could be crushed and injured.
  • Page 123 Use/routine 10.12.3.1 Raising Condition as delivered All safety sides raised Grasp the middle of the top safety Repeat the process on all other safety side bar [1] and pull the safety side side bars. bar upwards as far as it will go. Both ends must audibly click into place.
  • Page 124 Use/routine CAUTION Risk of entrapment and crushing Failure to heed this warning may result in the resident’s limbs being entrapped or crushed while the safety sides are being lowered. • Before lowering the safety side, make sure that the resident’s limbs are not located within the area of movement of the bars.
  • Page 125 Use/routine With one hand, press the release button [3]; then pull the centre support vertically up- wards with the other hand. The cover flap of the centre support holder [4] will then automatically spring back into place. Store the centre support at the foot Slide the centre support in gently as far end of the bed by sliding it into the as it will go.

  • Page 126: Split Safety Sides (Vario Safe)

    Use/routine 10.12.3.4 Fixing the centre support in place Pull the centre support out of the Open the cover [4] by hand and hold it holder [5] at the foot end of the bed. open. Slot the centre support [6] into the opening of the holder, as illustrated.
  • Page 127 Use/routine Various position options Fully-lowered safety side Top bar raised Instruction Manual...
  • Page 128 Use/routine Fully-raised safety side Angled position of the top bar 10.12.4.2 Lowering The split safety sides can be lowered in two stages (telescopic). CAUTION Risk of entrapment and crushing Failure to heed this warning may result in the resident’s limbs being entrapped or crushed while the safety sides are being lowered.

  • Page 129: Variant Without Safety Sides

    Use/routine 10.12.5 Variant without safety sides The bed can also be supplied without safety sides if the customer prefers. Should it later be necessary to use safety sides, the bed can be fitted with the following safety sides at a later date: •...

  • Page 130: Special Functions

    Special functions 11.1 Use in an emergency: Lowering the backrest In the event of power supply outages or electrical drive system failures, a raised backrest [1] can be lowered by hand. WARNING Risk of injury Failure to heed this safety information and these instructions for use may cause the back- rest to fall uncontrollably, which could lead to serious injuries for both the user and the resi- dent! ⁃...
  • Page 131 Special functions • The second person now removes the bolt [4] Fold back the curved clip [3] and draw the bolt and clip out of the lifting pipe of the backrest motor • The motor is now disconnected from the backrest •...

  • Page 132: Cleaning And Disinfection

    Despite its excellent mechanical durability, scratches, marks, etc. which go through the entire coating layer should be resealed using a suitable repair substance to prevent moisture from getting in. For further information, consult Stiegelmeyer or a specialist dealer of your choice.

  • Page 133: In The Commercial Sector

    Cleaning and disinfection • Do not use scouring agents, stainless steel care products, abrasive cleaning products or scouring pads. These products can damage the surface. 12.2 In the commercial sector 12.2.1 Safety information on cleaning and disinfection This bed is not suitable for machine washing or for cleaning in a decontamination unit.

  • Page 134: Cleaning And Disinfection Plan

    Cleaning and disinfection • The electrical components must never be cleaned with a water jet, a high pressure clean- er or other similar devices! Clean only with a moist cloth! • If you suspect that water or any other form of moisture has penetrated the electrical com- ponents, unplug the switch mode power supply immediately or, if already unplugged, do not plug it back into the mains socket.

  • Page 135: Cleaning Agents And Disinfectants

    For further informa- tion, consult STIEGELMEYER or a specialist dealer of your choice. Instruction Manual...

  • Page 136: Handling Cleaning Agents And Disinfectants

    • The choice of cleaning agents and disinfectants available on the market may change from time to time. Stiegelmeyer therefore routinely tests the most commonly used materials for compatibility. The most up-to-date list of tested cleaning agents and disinfectants can be obtained on request.

  • Page 137: Cleaning Of Permanently Upholstered Components

    Cleaning and disinfection • Wear gloves, in order to avoid direct skin contact. • Do not keep ready prepared surface disinfection solutions in open containers with float- ing cleaning cloths. Be sure to close all containers! • Use sealable bottles with pump dispensers for moistening the cleaning cloths. •...

  • Page 138: Faux Leather Upholstery

    Cleaning and disinfection 12.3.2 Faux leather upholstery Regular cleaning increases the service life. Use a mild soapy water solution and a soft, lint- free cloth or hand brush. Please remove heavy soiling immediately. The use of special cleaning agents for cleaning plastics is not recommended.
  • Page 139 Cleaning and disinfection Type of soiling Method 1 Method 2 Method 3 emoji Blood emoji Urine emoji Fruit juice emoji Olive oil emoji Chocolate emoji Ketchup emoji Instruction Manual...

  • Page 140: Maintenance

    Replacement parts In order to maintain operational safety and the right to claim under warranty, only original Stiegelmeyer replacement parts may be used! For quick and easy ordering of replacement parts, we require the following information from you: Customer number as well as the following other details (see table) that are indicated on the type plate at the head end of the bed frame (inner side).

  • Page 141: For Private Use

    Maintenance Fax: +49 (0) 5221 185 - 219 Email: service@stiegelmeyer.com Internet: www.stiegelmeyer.com Customers outside Germany can contact our distribution companies in their particular coun- try if they have any questions. Contact details can be found on our website. 13.3 For private use For private users, no regular inspections are specified.
  • Page 142 Maintenance Check Description of defect What? How? Locking levers of TSG, Functional clamping function headboard, footboard and side panels Functional check of the electrical components Handset Function test, locking function In partner bed/family bed The mattress bases of both bed mode: Synchronous oper- halves are adjusted at the same ation of lifting motors...

  • Page 143: In The Commercial Sector

    Maintenance 13.4 In the commercial sector 13.4.1 Safety instructions for maintenance WARNING Health risks and material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to health and property. • Damage, defects and wear resulting from improper operation and after long-term use can- not be ruled out.
  • Page 144 Maintenance All “serious incidents” * relating to the device must be reported to the manufactur- er and the competent authority of the member state in which the user and/or resi- dent is established (in Germany: www.BfArM.de) In other countries outside Germany or the EU, the relevant national regulations must be com- plied with! *: Incident that had, could have had, or could have, one of the following direct or indirect con- sequences: a) the death of a resident, user or other person, b) the temporary or permanent...

  • Page 145: Responsibilities Of The Operator

    Maintenance 13.4.2 Responsibilities of the operator ATTENTION Material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to the bed. • If any damage or a malfunction is suspected, the bed must be withdrawn from use imme- diately and disconnected from the mains electricity supply until the defective parts have been repaired or replaced! •...
  • Page 146 Maintenance CAUTION Risk of injury and material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in injuries and damage to property due to improper inspection. • In accordance with DIN EN 62353 (VDE 0751-1) (Association of German Electrical Engi- neers – Regulation 0751-1), the inspection results may only be evaluated and documen- ted by experts (a qualified electrician or, with the use of suitable measuring devices, a person instructed in electrical matters as defined by DGUV 3) with the corresponding knowledge, training and experience.
  • Page 147 Maintenance • The electrical measurement must be carried out with suitable measuring instruments in accordance with DIN EN 62353 with an automated measuring procedure. In this case, this measurement may also be performed by a person trained in electrical engineering (as defined by DGUV 3) with additional medical and device-specific knowledge.
  • Page 148 [ ] Hospital bed Bed type:Libra Inventory number: Location: Number of the switch mode power Serial number: supply: Manufacturer:Stiegelmeyer GmbH & Applied parts: Mattress base, headboard, footboard, safety sides Testing equipment used (type/ inventory no.): Medical Device Regulation classification:Class I I.
  • Page 149 Maintenance I. Visual inspection Description of defect What? How? Motor cables, handset ca- Correct cable routing, no damage ble, mains cable, connec- tion cable Plug and plug cover on Present, securely fixed control unit I. Visual inspection Not OK Description of defect What? How?
  • Page 150 Maintenance I. Visual inspection Not OK Description of defect What? How? Connecting elements Secure fixing, no missing parts (screws, bolts, nuts, safety caps) Wearing parts, joints No damage or severe wear Plastic parts, various Free of sharp-edges, damage/ breakage II. Electrical measurement according to DIN EN 62353 (VDE 0751-1) Use only measuring instruments according to DIN EN 62353 (VDE 0751-1) Note: To minimise measuring errors, route the test leads as far away as possible from and not par- allel to the power cables and handset cables of the bed.
  • Page 151 Maintenance II. Electrical measurement according to DIN EN 62353 (VDE 0751-1) Connect the measuring instrument probe at the common measur- ing point of all applied parts: = bare screw of the backrest swivel joint underneath the backrest on the mattress base frame Operate the motors using the handset for the duration of the meas- urement Start the measurement procedure on the measuring instrument...
  • Page 152 Maintenance III. Functional check: What? How? Description of defect Installation of cable harness Securely attached, firmly and fixing of plugs and strain fixed as per operating instruc- relief tions Functional check of the mechanical components (if installed) Joints and pivots Smooth operation Lower leg rest (ratchet Engages evenly on both...
  • Page 153 Maintenance Overall inspection result Documents that form part of this inspection report: [ ] Enclosure, page 3/3: Dimensional check of safety sides in compliance with statutory regulations Checked: Date: Name: Signature: Approved Date: Name: Signature: Address/stamp of responsible company: Page 3 of 3 When measuring the distances, the dimensions resulting from likely mechanical loads are decisive! Dimensions of a one-piece safety...
  • Page 154 G = H ** G > 50%H*** *Data from Stiegelmeyer modified in view of expected new bed directive IEC 60601-2-52. D ≥ 318 mm is only admissible at foot end of bed. ** Data from Stiegelmeyer added for the existing full-length safety side configuration...

  • Page 155: Inspection By The User

    Maintenance Item Description of dimension Required Actual Source: Bavarian State Ministry for Health, Nutrition and Consumer Protection, Dept. 5, Schel- lingstr. 155, 80797 München (Munich); www.stmgev.bayern.de; email: presse@stmgev.bayern.de 13.4.3 Inspection by the user ATTENTION Material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to the bed. •...
  • Page 156 Maintenance Check Description of What? How? defect Visual inspection of the mechanical components Patient lifting pole, No damage or deformation adapter sleeves Grab handle with strap No damage Bed frame No damage or deformation Mattress base, frame, No damage, deformation or covers;...

  • Page 157: Replacement Of Electrical Components

    Replacement of electrical compo- nents 14.1 Safety information WARNING Risk of injury Failure to heed this warning may result in injury due to electric shock. • Any work and/or repairs to the electrical equipment must only be carried out by Stiegel- meyer service engineers, the actuator manufacturer or qualified and authorised electri- cians in compliance with all relevant VDE and safety regulations! •...

  • Page 158: Mains Cable Replacement

    Replacement of electrical components WARNING Risk of injury Failure to heed this warning may result in physical injury due to faulty maintenance. • The components (control unit, drives, LCD handset etc.) of the electrical drive system are maintenance-free and must not be opened. If a malfunction occurs, the relevant compo- nent must be replaced in its entirety! •...
  • Page 159 Replacement of electrical components For easy installation, move the mattress base and the backrest to the highest position. Unplug the mains plug from the electrical socket. At the head end of the mattress base frame, release the strain relief for the mains ca- ble.

  • Page 160: Replacing The Handset (Hl7/Hb400)

    Replacement of electrical components Unplug the cable for the old switch mode power supply [2] from the connection socket. Plug the cable of the new switch mode power supply into the connection socket on the mattress base frame at the head end of the bed. Note:Ensure the polarity is correct when inserting the plug and do not apply excessive force if the plug does not fit.

  • Page 161: Replace The Motor

    Replacement of electrical components • Plug in the new handset. Make sure that the O-ring on the plug is not damaged. It seals the plug into the control unit/distributor box. • When routing the handset cable, ensure that it cannot be damaged by any moving parts of the bed.

  • Page 162: Replace The Control Unit

    To prevent the motor bolts from working loose and causing potentially hazardous sud- den changes in the position of the bed, always ensure that you fit new safety washers (“Starlock”; available from Stiegelmeyer service department) and do not refit the old safety caps that you removed.

  • Page 163: Initialising The Control Unit/Synchronising The Beds

    Replacement of electrical components 14.6 Initialising the control unit/Synchronising the beds The initialisation process involves carrying out a reference run, during which the current posi- tions of the drives are communicated to the control unit. This ensures that the regulation of parallel running and the adjustment stroke restrictions work accurately.

  • Page 164: Reset The Control Unit

    Replacement of electrical components If no adjustments are possible and intermittent sound signals sound instead, this means that the control unit has detected a fault and is locked. In this case, reset the control unit (see » Reset the control unit 155).

  • Page 165: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting 15.1 Faults and their rectification Optional bed features are indicated by an asterisk (*). Problem Possible causes Rectification Handset/drive system not Mains cable not plugged in/not Plug in the switch mode power working (bed is connected to plugged in correctly supply;...
  • Page 166 Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes Rectification Partner bed variant: Single bed mode is selected Unplug the sync cable (→ even though the sync cable is Electrical connection – adden- plugged in » dum for partner bed The first and second handset show LED lights running from Partner/family mode selected Change mode to family/partner...
  • Page 167 Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes Rectification down for at least 30 minutes. Then reconnect the device to the power supply. If the device still does not func- tion: Device is faulty – replace the device Operation is not possible de- Control unit has shut down Do not make continuous bed spite proper power supply temporarily due to overheating...
  • Page 168 Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes Rectification Structural obstructions in the Remove obstructions; move way of bed adjustment bed away from obstructions (e.g. window sills, slanting ceil- ings) Control unit partly not function- There is a problem with the Perform RESET (→ Reset the drive system.

  • Page 169: Disposal

    Disposal WARNING Risk of infection Failure to heed this warning can result in health risks! • Please ensure as the operator that all components to be disposed of are not infectious or contaminated. 16.1 Disposal of the bed If the bed is to be disposed of, the plastic and metal parts must be separated and disposed of properly in accordance with relevant local and national environmental regulations and legisla- tion of the town or country concerned.

  • Page 170: Batteries

    The operator of this bed is legally obliged to return the electrical components directly to the manu- facturer and not to dispose of them at municipal waste collection points. STIEGELMEYER and its service and sales partners will take these components back. The return of these components is covered by our General Terms and Conditions.
  • Page 171 Disposal WARNING Risk of injury and environmental damage Failure to observe the special safety precautions for batteries may result in injury and envi- ronmental damage. • Outwardly damaged battery sets must not be shipped. • Dispose of these in non-flammable, leak-proof and sealed containers at local collection points in accordance with the applicable national regulations.

  • Page 172: Appendix

    Risk of injury Failure to heed this warning may result in injury. • Use only original Stiegelmeyer accessories that match the corresponding bed model. This ensures safe and reliable operation and maximum resident safety. • Make sure that the accessories do not produce any crush or shearing zones for the resi- dent when the back and leg rests are adjusted.
  • Page 173 Appendix Up-to-date lists of accessories can be obtained from Stiegelmeyer and their sales partners. Please quote the bed model. Here are some of the most common examples: Accessories Item no. Remarks Lifting pole 164212 Safe working load: 75 kg Grab handle for patient lifting...

  • Page 174: Information On Electromagnetic Compatibility (Emc)

    Appendix 17.2 Information on electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) ATTENTION Risk of malfunctions Failure to heed this warning may result in malfunctions. • Only use accessories approved by the manufacturer. The use of accessories, transducers and cables other than those supplied by the manufacturer of this bed may result in in- creased electromagnetic emissions or reduced electromagnetic immunity of the bed and may lead to incorrect operation.
  • Page 175 Appendix Ambient limit values of the interference emissions Phenomenon Home healthcare environment Conducted and radiated interference emissions CISPR 11 Harmonic distortions See IEC 61000-3-2 Voltage fluctuations and flicker See IEC 61000-3-3 Sheathing Phenomenon EMC basic stand- Immunity level (test + compliance) ard or test method Home healthcare environment Electrostatic discharge...
  • Page 176 Appendix AC port for supply input Phenomenon EMC basic stand- Immunity level (test + compliance) Home healthcare environment Voltage dips IEC 61000-4-11 0% UT; ½ period; at 0, 45, 90, 135, 180, 225, 270 and 315 de- grees 0% UT ; 1 period; and 70% UT;...

  • Page 177: Translation Of Ec Declaration Of Conformity

    802.11 a/n ulation 217 17.3 Translation of EC Declaration of Conformity We, Stiegelmeyer GmbH & CO. KG, in our sole responsibility as the manufacturer, hereby declare that this product complies with the provisions of REGULATION (EU) 2017/745 OF Instruction Manual...
  • Page 178 Appendix THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL of 5 April 2017 (MDR). The latest full version of the declaration of conformity is available on request from our customer centre (for » contact details please refer to the chapter Address, market information Instruction Manual...
  • Page 179 Appendix Instruction Manual...

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