SECTION 8—MAINTENANCE
Reliant™ 440
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Part No 1141431
❑
Clean
the
lift
whenever
necessary.
Regular
cleaning
will
reveal
loose
or
worn
parts,
enhance
smooth
operation
and
extend
the
life
expectancy
of
the
lift.
❑
Inspect
all
sling
attachments
each
time
they
are
used
to
ensure
proper
connection
and
patient
safety.
❑
Inspect
sling
material
for
wear.
Refer
to
Detecting
Wear
and
Damage
on
page 32.
❑
Inspect
the
straps
for
wear.
Refer
to
Detecting
Wear
and
Damage
on
page 32.
❑
Inspect
all
pivot
points
and
fasteners
for
wear.
If
the
metal
is
worn,
the
parts
MUST
be
replaced.
Care and Maintenance of Stand-Up Lift
NOTE:
Follow
the
maintenance
procedures
described
in
this
manual
to
keep
the
stand
‐
up
lift
in
continuous
service.
The
Reliant
440
is
designed
to
provide
a
maximum
of
safe,
efficient
and
satisfactory
service
with
minimum
care
and
maintenance.
All
parts
of
the
Reliant
440
are
made
of
the
best
grades
of
steel,
but
metal
‐
to
‐
metal
contact
will
wear
after
considerable
use.
There
is
no
adjustment
or
maintenance
of
either
the
casters
or
wheel
locks,
other
than
cleaning,
lubrication
and
checking
axle
and
swivel
bolts
for
tightness.
Remove
all
debris,
etc.
from
the
wheel
and
swivel
bearings.
If
any
parts
are
worn,
replace
these
parts
immediately.
If
you
question
the
safety
of
any
part
of
the
lift,
contact
your
Dealer
immediately
and
advise
him/her
of
your
problem.
Detecting Wear and Damage
It
is
important
to
inspect
all
stressed
parts,
such
as
slings
and
any
pivot
for
slings
for
signs
of
cracking,
fraying,
deformation
or
deterioration.
Replace
any
damaged
or
worn
parts
immediately
and
ensure
that
the
lift
is
not
used
until
repairs
are
made.
Cleaning the Sling and the Lift
The
sling
should
be
washed
regularly
in
water
(maximum
water
temperature
of
180°F
(82°C))
and
a
biological
solution.
A
soft
cloth,
dampened
with
water
and
a
small
amount
of
mild
detergent,
is
all
that
is
needed
to
clean
the
stand
‐
up
lift.
The
lift
can
be
cleaned
with
non
‐
abrasive
cleaners.
