Beka Hospitec 924002008, Operating Manual

Page 1: ...CARLO Alu Classic 185 Comfort EP 185 Sling lift Version 2 10 E Subject to technical modifications 2019 08 20 Operating manual Original operating manual...

Page 2: ...y instructions 9 4 5 Warnings 10 5 Transport 12 5 1 Unpacking the product 12 5 1 1 Removing the cardboard 12 5 1 2 Loosening the product from the pallet 12 6 Installation 13 6 1 Electrical connection...

Page 3: ...9 3 Sterilising the lift 31 10 Checks tests 31 10 1 Prior to each use 32 11 Waste disposal 32 11 1 Disposal of the packaging material 32 11 2 Disposal of the product 32 12 Troubleshooting After sales...

Page 4: ...ctured and tested according to stringent quality criteria 1 2 Manufacturer s address BEKA Hospitec GmbH Am R benmorgen 3 35582 Wetzlar Phone 49 0 641 9 22 22 0 Fax 49 0 641 9 22 22 20 info beka hospit...

Page 5: ...well as the national regulations laws and prescriptions related to work safety and accident prevention The manufacturer of the product is only responsible for the safety and the reliability of the pro...

Page 6: ...nual and the safety instructions before starting to use the product Keep the operating manual near the device for future reference 3 2 Type plate This image shows the type plate The type plate is situ...

Page 7: ...ader bar 924003200 CARLO Alu Classic 185 6 point spreader bar 924003208 CARLO Alu Classic 185 IL 6 point spreader bar 924003218 CARLO Alu Classic 185 6 point spreader bar 925006000 CARLO Alu Comfort E...

Page 8: ...onfusion epileptic attacks may only be treated with the CARLO Alu in consultation with the attending physician 4 2 Other prescriptions The product meets the current VDE prescriptions 0100 and 0100 710...

Page 9: ...push pull the motor Do not push pull the spreader bar Special waste no household waste The device and the packaging materials never must be disposed of in the domestic waste stream CE label in accorda...

Page 10: ...he caregiver is required throughout the treatment Make sure that the sling form and size match the resident s body Check prior to lifting that all clips or loops are correctly fixed to the spreader ba...

Page 11: ...ad Check the applied sling for visual damages prior to using it Move the CARLO ALU by means of the handles provided to that effect instead of pulling the spreader bar Never cover up oversticker or cha...

Page 12: ...strap with the cutter knife Remove the strap Lift the cardboard up to remove it and put it aside 5 1 2 Loosening the product from the pallet The product is on both sides strapped to the pallet Proceed...

Page 13: ...onsiders himself responsible for the impact on the safety the reliability and the function of the device In the event of a new connection of the product the technical data must be observed NOTE The ba...

Page 14: ...nd their function No Description No Description 1 Rear castors with brake 6 Arm 2 Emergency lowering system 7 Spreader bar 3 Control unit with battery 8 Motor for the spreader bar adjustment only EP 4...

Page 15: ...tion No Description 1 Arm 3 Scale optionally available 2 Attachment points for slings with loops Caution no slings with clips 7 2 Handset No Description No Description 1 Overload 4 Only EP spreader ba...

Page 16: ...n 25 When you push a button an audible signal will be emitted Service indication orange LED flashes Please have your stand up and raising aid checked Orange LED overload max weight of 185 kg exceeded...

Page 17: ...g in case of failure of the handset 7 Spreading motor connection 4 Power and charging indicator 8 Charger cable connection Explanation of the LED indications Green LED The LED is on when the control u...

Page 18: ...installed on any suitable wall The required power cable is included in the delivery The charging time for the battery units is approx 4 hours No Description No Description 1 Mains input socket 3 Charg...

Page 19: ...nism must not be treated with oil grease or any other lubricant as this could cause the emergency lowering mechanism to run too smoothly In case of a failure of the emergency lowering system a reset a...

Page 20: ...motor stops immediately The emergency stop switch should be used only in case of immediate danger to the resident or the caregivers The emergency stop switch can also be used to reduce discharging of...

Page 21: ...he obstacle After the obstacle has been removed the spreader bar could start lowering autonomously Therefore you must immediately release the button of the handset as soon as you have noticed that an...

Page 22: ...Use Check that the sling fittings at the sling hoist match the sling clips The use of incompatible i e non BEKA Hospitec slings can cause accidents Check that the sling is not twisted when attaching...

Page 23: ...port 4 point Classic spreader bar 4 point Classic spreader bar Check that the loops are secured and correctly positioned prior to lifting the patient resident 6 point Classic spreader bar 6 point Clas...

Page 24: ...ell as the 2 fixations for the legs to the CARLO ALU For 4 point Suspensions with Safety Clips for the 4 point Suspension Never suspend the leg loop crosswise Always suspend individually with the safe...

Page 25: ...ient resident from slipping through the butt opening Apply the toilet sling to the patient resident so that the head support area of the sling is at the same height as the patient s resident s head Th...

Page 26: ...brakes When lifting a patient resident the brakes of the castors must be activated to avoid any uncontrolled movement of the CARLO Alu Travel path When using the CARLO Alu make sure that the travel pa...

Page 27: ...s reached The spreading movement is stopped When the minimum spreading position is reached the movement is automatically stopped The spreadable carrier frame highly increases the stability of the slin...

Page 28: ...to the attachment points If your CARLO is equipped with an EP spreader bar you possibly must change the position of the hanger bar to be able reaching the attachment points 5 Suspend the sling to the...

Page 29: ...the lifting arm with the spreader bar until the patient resident sits safely in the chairs or lies safely on the bed and the loops of the sling are relieved 6 Remove the loops or the clips of the slin...

Page 30: ...Disinfection CAUTION Make sure that the system is not in operation during the cleaning activities CAUTION After each treatment the product must be completely disinfected with a disinfectant In this wa...

Page 31: ...rer either by specialists authorized by the manufacturer Please contact the manufacturer upon expiration of the validity date mentioned on the inspection sticker located on the rear side of the device...

Page 32: ...nning of the castors Check the slings for damages Check the state of charge of the battery 11Waste disposal 11 1 Disposal of the packaging material Please recycle the packaging materials of the produc...

Page 33: ...e motor does not run a Check if the emergency stop switch is released or pressed b Check that the control box is correctly plugged in c Check the battery The drive stops during the lifting procedure a...

Page 34: ...eck for damage Problems with the Battery Remedy The battery is placed correctly but the indicator lights are not lit Inform the after sales service The indicator light does not go out after multiple h...

Page 35: ...riant Safe Working Load SWL max 185 kg Turning Radius 135 0 cm Electrical data Power Supply 24 Volt Battery max Power Consumption 10A 240VA Applied part Type B Duration of treatment 10 2 min continuou...

Page 36: ...max 400 mA Fuse T1 25 A 250V Protection class IPX 5 Battery battery type Lead acid battery Power Output 24 V DC capacity 2 9 Ah Output current Iout max 10A Protection class IPX 5 Additive for control...

Page 37: ...assic V2 10 E Page 37 of 56 13 2 Dimensions CARLO Alu Classic 185 EP 185 Note Depending on the hanger bar used and the use of the optionally available scale the distance from the floor to the sling su...

Page 38: ...Appendix Operating manual CARLO EP Classic V2 10 E Page 38 of 56 13 3 Declaration of Conformity...

Page 39: ...nsfer sling Size XXL 923003500 Bathing sling Size S 923004100 Bathing sling Size M 923004200 Bathing sling Size L 923004300 Bathing sling Size XL 923004400 Bathing sling Size XXL 923004500 Nylon toile...

Page 40: ...Size S M L XL XXL Weight 35 65 kg 55 85 kg 75 125 kg 120 160 kg 160 210 kg Color red yellow green blue orange Toilet sling with loops Description Guideline for sling sizes made of nylon washable at ma...

Page 41: ...ing Size S 922006100 Bathing sling Size M 922006200 Bathing sling Size L 922006300 Bathing sling Size XL 922006400 Bathing sling Size XXL 922006500 Nylon toilet sling Size M 922007200 Nylon toilet sli...

Page 42: ...hing sling Size XXL 922006503 Slings with clips 10 cm extended leg loops Description Art N Bathing sling Size S 922006113 Bathing sling Size M 922006213 Bathing sling Size L 922006313 Bathing sling Si...

Page 43: ...sizes made of nylon washable at max 60 C Size S M L XL XXL Weight 35 65 kg 55 85 kg 75 125 kg 120 160 kg 160 210 kg Color red yellow green blue orange Sling with clips for double leg amputees Descrip...

Page 44: ...g the Allen wrench Image 5 Remove the screw of the castor Hold the castor back with your hand Remove the castor with the screw Image 6 Remove the cover plate with thread and fixing pins Caution the fi...

Page 45: ...e castor Image 4 Unscrew the screw of the castor using the Allen wrench Image 5 Remove the screw of the castor Hold the castor back with your hand Remove the castor with the screw Image 6 Prior to scr...

Page 46: ...ent Image 4 Unscrew and remove the left hand screw of the handle in the mounting plate Image 5 Unscrew and remove the right hand screw of the handle in the mounting plate Image 6 The image shows the m...

Page 47: ...w of the control box and remove the control box Image 16 Unscrew and remove the top locking screw from the battery compartment Image 17 Unscrew and remove the middle locking screw from the battery com...

Page 48: ...mage 1 The image shows the inserted battery Image 2 Unlock the battery by means of the release lever in the battery handle Image 3 You can lift the battery up to remove it Image 4 The image shows the...

Page 49: ...reafter listed ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTS The customer or the user of the product must ensure that the appliance is used in such environment Emission measurements Compliance Electromagnetic environm...

Page 50: ...ity of the supply voltage should match that of a typical business or hospital environment Overvoltage IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV cable against cable 2 kV cable against ground connection 1 kV cable against cab...

Page 51: ...gth of fixed HF transmitters as determined by an electromagnetic field survey a should be less than the COMPLIANCE LEVEL in each frequency range b In the vicinity of equipment marked with the followin...

Page 52: ...depending on the transmitting frequency in m 150 kHz to 800 MHz d 0 35 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 1 2 P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz d 2 3 P 0 01 0 1 1 10 100 0 04 0 11 0 35 1 1 3 5 0 12 0 38 1 2 3 8 12 0 23 0 73 2...

Page 53: ...number _____________________________________________ Date of purchase _____________________________________________ Site _____________________________________________ Checks and inspection conducted u...

Page 54: ...Appendix Operating manual CARLO EP Classic V2 10 E Page 54 of 56 Type of inspection Date Result Measure Signature...

Page 55: ...Appendix Operating manual CARLO EP Classic V2 10 E Page 55 of 56 Your notes...

Page 56: ...BEKA Hospitec GmbH Am R benmorgen 3 35582 Wetzlar Germany Phone Fax 49 0 6 41 9 22 20 0...