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- Page 2 Copyright: © 2023 JEDMED All copyrights to this instruction manual remain with JEDMED. Reprinting - even in extracts - is not permitted. The transfer of this manual to third parties requires the written permission of JEDMED. Any use or modification outside the narrow limits of copyright law is not permitted without the consent of JEDMED.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Control unit RESET Troubleshooting table Decommissioning Service life Storage and transportation Check before recommissioning Appendix Explanation of symbols Ordering spare parts Return delivery / repair order Technical data Glossary © 2023 JEDMED Instruction manual - Phoenix IV 3 / 32... -
Page 4: Introduction
With this instruction manual (hereinafter also referred to as the "manual") we would like to provide the user and operator with useful information for safe and proper operation of the Phoenix IV examination and treatment chair (hereinafter also referred to as the "chair"). -
Page 5: Safety
The main objective of the safety instructions is to prevent injury to persons. In addition, observation of the safety instructions helps to avoid material damage. As the operator you have purchased a Phoenix IV chair from JEDMED. As a result, you are also responsible for its proper and intended operation. -
Page 6: Intended Use
Intended use The Phoenix IV chair from JEDMED is a medical chair for use by patients in health facilities such as hospitals, clin- ics, medical practices, dentists (prophylaxis) and company doctors. It is intended exclusively for use inside build- ings and under normal environmental conditions. -
Page 7: Commissioning
The following environmental conditions must be observed on site. Operating temperature [C]: +40°C +5°C Air humidity [rH] (non-condensing): Air pressure [hPa]: 1060 hPa 700 hPa Operation at estimated altitude [m]: ≤ 2000 m © 2023 JEDMED Instruction manual - Phoenix IV 7 / 32... -
Page 8: Requirements On The Place Of Operation
A defective or faulty chair must be clearly marked "DEFECT". The marking must be done in such a way that the defective condition is clearly identifiable for everyone. Inform the operator for intensive inspection during repair. 8 / 32 Instruction manual - Phoenix IV © 2023 JEDMED... -
Page 9: Operation
W ARN I N G Risk of injury due to the use of unsuitable accessories. Only original accessories from JEDMED may be used. The attachment of accessories from other manufacturers (e.g. fixing belts etc.) lies within the re- sponsibility and duty of care of the operator. -
Page 10: Structure
Structure The structure of the Phoenix IV is shown below. Foot support Legrest upholstery Seat upholstery Armrest Backrest upholstery Headrest Hand control Turning lock - both sides Rolling device 10. Mains cable 11. Foot switch Fig. 1 Structure of the Phoenix IV... -
Page 11: Basic Position
The seat height remains unchanged (see 4.8 Hand control operations). Lower the backrest to a flat position (see 4.8 Hand control operations). Swivel the arm supports downwards (see 4.7 Armrests). Fig. 4 Flat position © 2023 JEDMED Instruction manual - Phoenix IV 11 / 32... -
Page 12: Activating / Deactivating The Operating Lock
If the maximum duty cycle of two minutes is exceeded several times or for an extended period of time, the electrical adjustment functions are temporarily unavailable. The chair has been adjusted again once it has cooled down sufficiently. 12 / 32 Instruction manual - Phoenix IV © 2023 JEDMED... -
Page 13: Armrests
DAN GER Risk of injury due to automation functions of the chair. Always ensure that there are no obstructions under or around the chair before activating any automation functions. © 2023 JEDMED Instruction manual - Phoenix IV 13 / 32... -
Page 14: Foot Control Operations (Optional)
The upper part of the chair is fixed again by fully pulling the clamping lever upwards. Upper part of the chair Clamping lever Fig. 10 Fixing the upper part 14 / 32 Instruction manual - Phoenix IV © 2023 JEDMED... -
Page 15: Headrests
(2) and adjust the upholstery as desired. Then retighten the clamping lever. Push the headrest bracket fully in and tighten it with the handwheel (3). Headrest upholstery Clamping lever (positioning) Handwheel Fig. 12 Headrests - headrest with Vario-double joint © 2023 JEDMED Instruction manual - Phoenix IV 15 / 32... -
Page 16: Foot Support (Foldable)
Footrest synchronous with step plate (foldable) Foot support with cover Calf board Sealed surface Foot-handler Leather strap Fig. 13 Footrest synchronous with step plate (foldable) - folding out and in 16 / 32 Instruction manual - Phoenix IV © 2023 JEDMED... -
Page 17: Manoeuvring
The rolling device must be retracted every time the chair is parked in order to fix the chair to the floor. Extend the rolling device Step down the pedal (1) (pedal horizontal). Retract the rolling device Pull the pedal (1) upwards (pedal vertical). Fig. 14 Maneuvering © 2023 JEDMED Instruction manual - Phoenix IV 17 / 32... -
Page 18: Sitting Down And Standing Up Of The Patients
Fold the armrest all the way up if patients want to sit down or stand up sideways (see 4.7 Arm- rests). Provide support as needed. 18 / 32 Instruction manual - Phoenix IV © 2023 JEDMED... -
Page 19: Accessories
Quick Assist The Quick Assist ensures the use of exchangeable upholstery. The Quick Assist can only be used on the Vario- double joint. Fig. 16 Quick Assist (quick coupling) © 2023 JEDMED Instruction manual - Phoenix IV 19 / 32... - Page 20 The foot-switch is an additional control unit for the electrical functions. It can be used to move the height or the back by pressing it with the foot. Fig. 19 Foot-switch 20 / 32 Instruction manual - Phoenix IV © 2023 JEDMED...
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Page 21: Cleaning And Disinfection
The use of unsuitable cleaning agents and disinfectants, the wrong mixing ratio and insufficient care of the chair can cause damage to the surface coating for which JEDMED is not liable. Ensure that no liquid residues remain on the metallic parts of the chair after cleaning and disinfec- tion (avoid droplet formation on edges). -
Page 22: Cleaning
Fire and explosion hazard due to wiping / spraying disinfection containing alcohol. DAN GER There is a fire and explosion hazard when wiping or spraying disinfectants containing alcohol are used over large areas. 22 / 32 Instruction manual - Phoenix IV © 2023 JEDMED... -
Page 23: Troubleshooting
Control unit RESET Checking the operating lock. If the Phoenix IV chair can no longer be operated, check the activation of the operating lock first (see 4.5 Activating / deactivating the operating lock). Fluctuations in the mains voltage or similar can cause the chair to stop functioning and a signal tone being heard. -
Page 24: Troubleshooting Table
Rolling device bent or defective. Inform the operator for intensive base part does not function inspection during repair. properly. Defective castor(s). Replace the rolling device or/and the castor(s). 24 / 32 Instruction manual - Phoenix IV © 2023 JEDMED... -
Page 25: Decommissioning
Service life Provided that the intended use, safety inspections and necessary maintenance measures are observed, the ser- vice life of the Phoenix IV chair is approx. 7 to 10 years, depending on stress, operating conditions and fre- quency. Storage and transportation The chair must be cleaned and disinfected before storage (see 6 Cleaning and disinfection). -
Page 26: Appendix
CAUTI ON Risk of infection from contaminated chair. For all returns or repair orders, the sender or operator must ensure that the corresponding medical devices are neither infectious nor contaminated. 26 / 32 Instruction manual - Phoenix IV © 2023 JEDMED... -
Page 27: Technical Data
3.9 - 7 A 1) Duty cycle 10 % max. 2 minutes continuous use followed by 18 minutes not in use. Failure to do so may result in a malfunction. © 2023 JEDMED Instruction manual - Phoenix IV 27 / 32... -
Page 28: Glossary
An operator (e.g. hospital, dialysis centre, hospital, hospital management, medical practice, company doctor etc.) can be the legal owner of the Phoenix IV chair, as well as have actual control over it. The operator is responsible for the safe operation of this medical device. - Page 29 Notes © 2023 JEDMED Instruction manual - Phoenix IV 29 / 32...
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- Page 32 JEDMED Instrument Company 5416 Jedmed CT. St. Louis, MO 63129-2217 Phone 314-845-3770 Fax 3148453771...
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