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Document No. 992012. Issue 19 – 24.10.22 Page 30

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Summary of Contents for QA3 21110

Page 1: ...Document No 992012 Issue 19 24 10 22...

Page 2: ...Document No 992012 Issue 19 24 10 22...

Page 3: ...c Stretcher only 16 19 Using the Flexible Oxygen Delivery Bar Clamp 16 DRIVE Assist Function 20 Introduction to DRIVE Assist 17 21 Switching on DRIVE Assist 17 22 DRIVE Assist Handle Calibration 18 23...

Page 4: ...f with Removable Refreshment Tray 30 catalogue no 21152 48 Using an Optional Loose Transfusion Pole catalogue no 21161 32 49 Using the Optional Storage Box catalogue no 21191 32 Quick Debugging Guide...

Page 5: ...and hydraulic fluid leakage NOTE If the stretcher is damaged or faulty it must be taken out of use with immediate effect and the fault reported to Anetic Aid your authorised dealer or maintenance dep...

Page 6: ...liminate these risks care should be taken when using the stretcher It is important that the user familiarise themselves with all of the warnings and cautions contained within this document If the stre...

Page 7: ...in damage to the stretcher or the fabric of the building Do not stow the fold away handles when driving or whilst DRIVE assist is active Ensure the brakes are engaged before stowing the fold away han...

Page 8: ...Product Specifications Document No 992012 Issue 19 24 10 22 Page 4 2 Product Specifications Fig 1...

Page 9: ...s with leg heights up to 120mm on either castor option 150 or 200mm Mattress dimensions for QA3 800 and Ophthalmic OPH stretchers E Mattress length QA3 2025mm 79 7 800 OPH 2245mm 88 4 F Mattress width...

Page 10: ...nes battery age etc Maximum slope angle 6 DRIVE handle deactivation 3 minutes System switch off 30 minutes Battery type mains charging input charging times Battery specification NiMH 9Ah 24V Mains cha...

Page 11: ...Lever 3 Steering Pedal activates 5th wheel 4 Brake Pedal 5 Raise and Lower Pedal 6 Side Rail 7 Side Rail Release Lever 8 Fixed Transfusion Pole 9 Fold away Pushing Handles 10 Fixed Pushing Handles 11...

Page 12: ...22 Page 8 4 Emergency Stretcher Product Functions 21120 21122 21124 and 21126 Key to Fig 3 See Fig 2 Patient Stretcher specification for standard features 14 Additional Fixed Transfusion Pole 15 V Mou...

Page 13: ...Pushing Handles 19 Charging Socket 20 Head End User Interface see Fig 13 in Section 19 for more details Used on DRIVE Patient Stretcher 21112 DRIVE Emergency Stretcher 21122 21 Head End User Interfac...

Page 14: ...IVE Powered Emergency Stretcher 21124 24 Foot End User Interface see Fig 15 in Section 27 for more details Used on Powered Patient Stretcher 21116 DRIVE Powered Patient Stretcher 21114 Powered functio...

Page 15: ...ndard features and See Fig 5 Powered Product specification for powered functions 2 Trendelenburg Actuation Levers there are two levers one on the patient left hand side of the trolley and one on the p...

Page 16: ...hanism item 3 Fig 2 NOTE This is a non powered 5th wheel see Section 19 Introduction to DRIVE Assist for details about the powered DRIVE assist wheel option The mechanism is engaged and disengaged by...

Page 17: ...ng up on the Trendelenburg actuation lever item 2 Fig 2 whilst maintaining a firm grip on the platform handle to control the movement The tilt speed can be controlled by the gradual squeezing of the a...

Page 18: ...pole up or down to the required height B release the mechanism to lock the pole in position CAUTION When adjusting the height of the pole use two hands one to adjust the height of the inner pole and h...

Page 19: ...al direct radiography and computed radiography an additional fixed transfusion pole fitted into the patient s right hand side rail item 14 Fig 3 and a suction system mounting V bracket item 15 Fig 3 T...

Page 20: ...s shown in Fig 11a and 11b e NOTE The maximum weight limit for the dual articulating head section is 25kg CAUTION When releasing the levers it is important to support the weight of the patients head F...

Page 21: ...using the equipment WARNING Do not use a stretcher bed push or other mechanical means for propulsion of the stretcher on a stretcher fitted with DRIVE assist The DRIVE feature is available on the foll...

Page 22: ...Driving Push positively on the DRIVE handles and the stretcher will begin to move forwards Push harder and the stretcher will move more quickly Pull back on the DRIVE handles to slow stop or reverse...

Page 23: ...30 minutes per 10 of the full charge It is recommended that the stretcher is placed on charge when not in use It is perfectly acceptable to partially charge the battery for short term use Even when t...

Page 24: ...w the stretcher to a stop within a few metres If you release the stretcher down a slope the DRIVE wheel brake will engage and slow the stretcher and then the brake will release The stretcher will gath...

Page 25: ...Stretcher 21126 DRIVE Powered Patient Stretcher 21114 and DRIVE Powered Emergency Stretcher 21124 Ophthalmic Stretcher 21118 Key to Fig 15 User Interface foot end used on the following products Power...

Page 26: ...ssing and holding either the raise or lower button items 7 8 Fig 15 WARNING When leaving patients unattended the stretcher should be fully lowered to minimise any risk of injury should the patient fal...

Page 27: ...stly the button is rotated clockwise to release it C and secondly the ON OFF button on the user interface must be pressed 37 X ray Cassette Detection Sensor See Section 17 Additional Features of Emerg...

Page 28: ...ed to the patient platform with touch fasteners this enables the mattress to be removed from the stretcher for cleaning and replacement The mattress cover is fitted with a zip so the mattress foam can...

Page 29: ...r Insert the foam into the replacement cover ensuring it is orientated correctly As you begin to pull the zip slider draw together both sides of the zip to minimise any strain on the mattress cover be...

Page 30: ...ns other than Anetic Aid or its appointed agent No other expressed or implied warranty is given Extended warranty the warranty may be extended from the date of purchase if the product is maintained by...

Page 31: ...705 5lbs and the stretcher safe working load is 320kg 705 5lbs Depress the brake pedal to brake all four castors Depress the steering pedal to engage the 5th wheel steering function Pump the raise an...

Page 32: ...the vertical position The maximum weight per hook is 3kg 6 6lbs and the safe working load for the IV pole is 6kg 13 2lbs Incompatible mattress can create a hazard Indicates do not store items here Dep...

Page 33: ...nd user interface used on DRIVE Patient Stretcher 21112 DRIVE Emergency Stretcher 21122 Head end user interface used on Powered Patient Stretcher 21116 Powered Emergency Stretcher 21126 DRIVE Powered...

Page 34: ...t Information Document No 992012 Issue 19 24 10 22 Page 30 QA3 Emergency Stretcher branding label QA3 Ophthalmic Stretcher branding label DRIVE branding Powered branding DRIVE Powered branding Ophthal...

Page 35: ...0 Mattress Replacement Waterproof Zip Cover for Serial No 11681 Onwards 21188 Theatre Pillow with QA3 Mattress Retention Strap 21189 QA3 v3 0 Foot End Mattress Protector 21390 QA3 v3 0 QA4 Stretcher...

Page 36: ...Product Accessories Document No 992012 Issue 19 24 10 22 Page 32...

Page 37: ...all lip of the tray is furthest away from the patient as illustrated in Fig 21 CAUTION When using the refreshment tray observe the following Ensure the tray is orientated correctly the tall lip of the...

Page 38: ...te the DRIVE handles by a short press on the ON OFF Button the system status indicator will return to solid green 50 3 Switch the system off and on again Let the system restart and the DRIVE handles r...

Page 39: ...er will begin to move forwards Push harder and the stretcher will move more quickly Pull back on the DRIVE handles to slow stop or reverse the stretcher 6 Driving up a slope Push the DRIVE handles ful...

Page 40: ...Document No 992012 Issue 19 24 10 22 Page 36...

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