861 Taylor Rd., Suite “I”
Columbus, Ohio 43230
www.ame-medical.com
Phone: 1-866-633-2337
Fax: 1-614-237-1177
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
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• All persons with access to the bed must read the Owner’s Manual before using the bed. Failure to do so could
result in improper use which could damage the bed or injure persons.
• 1000 lb. patient use weight limit. Use of bed with persons above this weight may cause damage to bed and
persons.
• To transport a patient to bed, the bed high/low must be in it’s lowest position with the frame resting on the
transverse caster bars. Failure to do so could result in compromising the structural integrity and stability of
the bed which could damage the bed or injure persons.
• Possible fire hazard exists when bed is used with oxygen administering equipment other than a nasal mask or
1/2 bed length tent. Oxygen tents should not extend below the mattress support level.
• The electronics are not designed to be used in environments containing flammable anesthetics. Possible fire
hazard exists.
• Keep the side rails in a raised position while patient is on the bed to prevent patient from accidentally falling
off the bed.
• If patient restraints are used, they must be attached to some point on the bed that articulates when the
gatches are raised and lowered. Failure to do so could result in the restraints injuring the patient.
HELPFUL HINTS and CAUTIONS
• Keep the power cord plugged into a wall outlet.
• CAUTION: Run the cord under the bed frame and positioned so as to prevent being walked on or rolled
over by the bed casters.
• Elevating the head gatch facilitates easier breathing for heavier patients. Consult a doctor.
• If needed, orthopedic equipment can be attached to the bed.
• CAUTION: hang the hand control pendant on the side rail when not in use. Run the cord under the bed
frame and keep it clear of moving parts to prevent possible damage to the cord.
• CAUTION: When the bed is in use, the casters must be positioned so that the locking tabs are locked and
pointed towards the foot end of the bed. Failure to do so will cause damage to the bed.
• Keep the head of the bed a minimum of 4” from walls to avoid contacting a wall when running the hi-low.
Failure to do so could result in damage in the bed and/or the wall.
