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- Page 1 General User/Safety Guide ASCENT PRO 200 Version V.1 Subject to technical modifications 01.07.2019...
- Page 2 User Manual Ascent Pro 200...
- Page 3 Dear Customer, Thank you for purchasing this Harvest Healthcare product. Our products are manufactured and tested according to stringent quality criteria. Correct use of the device is imperative in order to ensure its proper and safe functioning. Please read the content of this operating manual before starting to use the product.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Unpacking and Assembling ................8 3.1 Required Tools ........................8 3.2 Removing the Cardboard ..................... 8 3.3 Releasing the Ascent Pro 200 from the Pallet ................9 Installation ......................9 4.1 Electrical Connection of the Ascent Pro 200................10 4.2 Start-up and Operation (electrical motor/battery unit) ............10 Operating the Ascent Pro 200................ - Page 5 14.2 Appendix ....................... 33 15.1 Technical Data ........................ 33 15.2 Accessories of Ascent Pro 200..................35 15.3 Dimensions of the Ascent Pro 200................... 36 15.4 Declaration of conformity ....................37 15.5 Accessories of the Ascent Pro 200.................. 38 15.6 Electromagnetic Compatibility ..................40...
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Page 6: Introduction
2. The space concerned complies with the current VDE-regulations 3. The following conditions are met: • The device is only used as per the intended purpose • The functional tests are performed periodically User Manual Ascent Pro 200 Page 6 of 42... -
Page 7: Symbols And Pictograms Used In This Manual
The device and the packaging materials never must be disposed of in the domestic waste stream. CE-label in accordance with the EC-Directive on Medical Devices. Solely intended for indoor use. Protection class II. User Manual Ascent Pro 200 Page 7 of 42... -
Page 8: Type Plate
Cut the strap with the cutter knife and remove the strap. Note: Do not cut in the cardboard, as this could damage the surface of the Ascent Pro 200 Lift the cardboard up to remove it and put it aside. Page 8 of 42 User Manual Ascent Pro 200... -
Page 9: Releasing The Ascent Pro 200 From The Pallet
Releasing the Ascent Pro 200 from the Pallet Both sides of the Ascent Pro 200 are strapped to the pallet. Remove the screws and the straps. Please take care not to damage the Ascent Pro 200 when unscrewing the screws. -
Page 10: Electrical Connection Of The Ascent Pro 200
The battery of the Ascent Pro 200 must be completely charged before starting to use the device. Please check that the emergency stop switch is released (unlatched). To unlatch, turn the emergency stop switch clockwise until it has released. -
Page 11: Operating The Ascent Pro 200
The Ascent Pro 200 has been designed for raising and transferring patients and residents. The patient is raised from a sitting position. The Ascent Pro 200 is to be used exclusively for the indoor transport of residents on level floorings. -
Page 12: Safety Instructions
• The product may only be used and operated by trained staff. • Check prior to each use that all visible parts are intact. The Ascent Pro 200 must not be used if any parts are damaged. • The product must be disinfected after each use. -
Page 13: Maintenance
• Keep the transport of the patient as short as possible. • Do not push/pull the motor to operate the Ascent Pro 200 and do not expose the Ascent Pro 200 to lateral forces in any way whatsoever. -
Page 14: Safety Checks
Healthcare will lead to the expiration of all guarantee, warranty and liability claims. Safety checks We recommend a “safety check” (SC) on the Ascent Pro 200 at intervals of 12 months. The intervals are fixed in section 13. In order to preserve the value of the device, we recommend an annual maintenance of the Ascent Pro 200. -
Page 15: Operating Elements Of Ascent Pro 200
7. Operating Elements of Ascent Pro 200 Description Description Lifting boom Rear castors/Parking brake Patient handles Chassis leg Sling attachment points Emergency lowering system Knee pads Control unit with battery Safety belt for the legs Handles Footplate Handset Front castors... -
Page 16: Explanation Of The Led-Indications On The Handset
Green LED The LED is on when the control unit is supplied with voltage through the power cable. Yellow LED The LED is on when the battery is charging. Note: The battery can only be charged if the emergency stop switch is not actuated User Manual Ascent Pro 200 Page16 of 42... -
Page 17: Battery Unit
24V-Battery Unit The Ascent Pro 200 is equipped with a 24V-battery. Please proceed as described in section 16.5 to remove the battery. External Charging Unit/Wall Charging Unit The external charging unit (wall charging unit) is a switch-mode charger and is supplied ready assembled (on a mounting rail). -
Page 18: Sling Operating Manual
Harvest Healthcare recommend a risk assessment is carried out each time before using this equipment on a new patient or resident. To use the Ascent Pro 200, the patient or resident must have the ability to stand on their own. 8.2 During Use Check that the sling attachment points on the Ascent Pro 200 match the sling clips. -
Page 19: After Use
8.3 After Use For washing the slings are classified as an accessory of the Ascent Pro 200 and therefore as a medical device. The slings must be cleaned and disinfected in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. -
Page 20: Handset
Down command Operating the Ascent Pro 200 The lifting boom of the Ascent Pro 200 is raised or lowered by means of the handset, which is included in the delivery. The directions of motion are indicated by symbols on the handset. -
Page 21: Sling Bow
10.1 Sling bow The sling bow of the Ascent Pro 200 has two sling attachment points. User Manual Ascent Pro 200 Page 21 of 42... -
Page 22: Kneepads
The integrated knee pads are individually adaptable to the patient. The leg safety belts (individually adjustable) are equipped with quick-release fasteners (cf. the safety belt in motor vehicles, PRESS to open). When lifting the patient, the leg safety belts must be closed. User Manual Ascent Pro 200 Page 22 of 42... -
Page 23: Raising The Patient From A Chair Or The Bed (Sitting Position)
3. Spread the legs of the carrier frame and lower the lifting boom completely. 4. Position the Ascent Pro 200 in front of the patient and adjust it so that the patient’s legs are in knee pads and form a right angle with the thighs. The patient’s feet must be located in the middle of the footplate. -
Page 24: Raising The Patient From A Wheelchair
3. Spread the legs of the carrier frame and lower the lifting boom completely. 4. Position the Ascent Pro 200 in front of the patient and adjust it so that the patient’s legs are in knee pads and form a right angle with the thighs. The patient’s feet must be located in the middle of the footplate. -
Page 25: Manual Emergency Lowering System
In case of a failure of the emergency lowering system, a reset by the manufacturer or Harvest Heathcare is required. User Manual Ascent Pro 200 Page 25 of 42... -
Page 26: Electrical Emergency Lowering System
The emergency stop switch can also be used to reduce discharging of the battery in case of intermediate storage. By pressing the emergency stop switch, you can lock the Ascent Pro 200, thus making any unauthorised use of the Ascent Pro 200 more difficult. -
Page 27: Motor Safety Measures
(freewheeling). This feature avoids jamming, pinching and/or crushing dangers when the sling bow of the Ascent Pro 200 strikes or encounters an obstacle. The motor runs free until the obstacle is removed or the Ascent Pro 200 is removed from the obstacle. -
Page 28: Cleaning/Disinfection
You can use a cloth moistened with an isopropyl alcohol solution for the disinfection. To avoid damage to the Ascent Pro 200, NO abrasive cleaners or solvents must be used to clean the control unit. -
Page 29: Disinfection
Advised Inspections & Checks In order to ensure safe use of the Ascent Pro 200 and the protection of the users and the patients/ residents, Harvest Healthcare recommends an annual safety check. We recommend a simultaneous maintenance of the device in order to conserve its full value. -
Page 30: Prior To Each Use
To ensure a safe and failure-free operation, the following checks must be carried out prior to each use: • Visual check of the Ascent Pro 200 (external damage and wear and tear). • Check that no screws are missing or loose. -
Page 31: Troubleshooting And After-Sales Service
Remove the battery and check the contacts for damage. of the Ascent Pro 200 do not function. e) If using the on-board charging option take the hoist off charge. Check if the emergency stop switch is released or pressed. -
Page 32: After-Sales Service
(red) is on. 14.2 After-Sales Service If your Ascent Pro 200 does not function properly and you cannot eliminate the error by means of the remedies listed in chapter 14, please contact Harvest Healthcare Customer Service. User Manual Ascent Pro 200... -
Page 33: Appendix
- Temperature range (stand-up and raising aid): -40° C to 70° C - Temperature range (battery): -15° C to 40° C - Relative humidity: 10% to 80%, non-condensing - Atmospheric pressure: 500 – 1100 hPA User Manual Ascent Pro 200 Page 33 of 42... - Page 34 IPX 5 - Protection class: Manufacturer BEKA Hospitec GmbH Am Rübenmorgen 3 ● 35582 Wetzlar Phone: +49(0)641-9 22 20 - 0 Fax: +49(0)641-9 22 20 - 20 info@beka-hospitec.de ww w.beka-hospitec.de Distributor User Manual Ascent Pro 200 Page 34 of 42...
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Page 35: Accessories Of Ascent Pro 200
15.2 Accessories of Ascent Pro 200 Description Art. n° Note ELE022 Wall Charging Station Spare Battery HLA018 Please note: The Ascent Stand-Aid slings (HSL510) with clip fastening can be ordered seperately. User Manual Ascent Pro 200 Page 35 of 42... -
Page 36: Dimensions Of The Ascent Pro 200
15.3 Dimensions of the Ascent Pro 200 (All dimensions in mm) shift direction User Manual Ascent Pro 200 Page 36 of 42... -
Page 37: Declaration Of Conformity
15.4 Declaration of conformity Page 37 of 42 User Manual NORA ECO V2.6E... -
Page 38: Accessories Of The Ascent Pro 200
Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration - electromagnetic immunity (Table 201) The Ascent Pro 200 has been designed for use in the hereafter listed ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTS. The customer or the user of the Ascent Pro 200 must ensure that the appliance is used in such environment. - Page 39 Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration - electromagnetic immunity (Table 202) The Ascent Pro 200 has been designed for use in the hereafter listed ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTS. The customer or the user of the Ascent Pro 200 must ensure that the appliance is used in such environment.
- Page 40 Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration - electromagnetic immunity (Table 204) The Ascent Pro 200 has been designed for use in the hereafter listed electromagnetic environments. The customer or the user of the Ascent Pro 200 must ensure that the appliance is used in such environment. Immunity...
- Page 41 Recommended distance between portable and mobile communications equipment and the Ascent Pro 200. (Table 206) The Ascent Pro 200 is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment with controlled HF interferences. The customer or the user of the Ascent Pro 200 can avoid electromagnetic interference...
- Page 42 Serial No: DOCUMENT REFERENCE: HLA006 Manual V.1- July 2019 Harvest Healthcare Limited. Company No: 07210261 Sheaf House, Bradmarsh Way, Bradmarsh Business Park, Rotherham, S60 1BW T +44 (0)1709 377 172 F +44 (0)1709 377 173 E sales@harvesthealthcare.co.uk www.harvesthealthcare.co.uk ©...
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