background image

21

Preventive maintenance schedule

The Maxi 500 is subject to wear and tear, and the following actions must be performed when specified to ensure 
that the product remains within its original manufacturing specification.

 

FREQUENCY

Initially

Before 

every use

Every 

month

TRANSFER 
(lifting and lowering)

0

Before 

every use

250

TO BE INSPECTED BY USER

1. Make sure that split rings are correctly fastened on the actuator pivot shaft.

X

2. Make sure that the mast is fixed to the base.

X

3. Verify the good functioning of the rear castor brakes.

X

4. Ensure that the pivot clevis pin is well secured by the split ring and that the pivot 
bushings are in place (at both ends of the actuator) and in good condition. 

X

5. Check front and rear castors regularly for hair and debris, clean when necessary. 
Check brake function on rear castors and attachment point to the frame. 

X

X

6. Run actuator from high limit to low limit to ensure limit stops are functioning.

X

X

7. Press the emergency stop button and make sure that all electrical power is cut off 
and that the green power light is off.

X

X

8. Check all functions of the hand control - ensure that the hand control touch pad 
membrane is intact.

X

X

9. Check for the smooth function of the auxiliary UP/DOWN switches.

X

X

10. Check the function of the emergency lowering device by applying weight to the 
lift and activating the lowering device.

X

WARNING: 
The points on this checklist are the minimum the manufacturer recommends. In some cases
more frequent inspections should be carried out. Continuing to use this equipment without
conducting regular inspections or continuing to use this equipment when a fault is found will
seriously compromise the user and resident/patient’s safety. Local regulations and standards
may be higher than the manufacturers. Preventive maintenance specified in this manual can
prevent accidents.

WARNING: 
Service must be carried out by a qualified technician, using correct tools and knowledge of
procedures. Failure to meet these requirements could result in personal injuries and/or unsafe
equipment

Care and Preventive Maintenance

Summary of Contents for KM560001

Page 1: ...MAXI 500 OPERATING AND PRODUCT CARE INSTRUCTIONS 001 20815 EN rev 1 March 2006 Models KM560001 KM560101 KM560081 KM560181...

Page 2: ...available by contacting ARJO Hospital Equipment AB Our policy is one of continous development and we therefore reserve the right to make technical alter ations without notice The content of this publ...

Page 3: ...ansferring a patient 10 Battery pack 10 Removable battery pack 10 Emergency lowering 10 Battery charging 11 Battery and battery charger safety practices 12 Lifting a Resident Patient 13 Lifting a resi...

Page 4: ...l Equipment AB Box 61 S 241 21 Esl v Sweden Service and support A service routine has to be performed on your Maxi 500 by ARJO trained personnel to ensure the safety and operation of your product See...

Page 5: ...ibed in this manual The Maxi 500 shall always be handled by a trained caregiver who shall continuously attend to the resident patient during lift application and operation and in accordance with the i...

Page 6: ...ptional 3 Boom 4 Actuator 5 Emergency lowering 6 Safety latch 7 Two point spreader bar optional 8 DPS spreader bar optional 9 Right leg 10 Left leg 11 Mast 12 Battery pack 13 Charger 14 Start button 1...

Page 7: ...rofiles that can be used with the Maxi 500 Four point toileting sling with headrest Clip slings Four point padded sling Four point unpadded sling Four point mesh sling For more information about clip...

Page 8: ...les that can be used with the Maxi 500 Loop slings Hammock THA X For more information about loop slings and how to use them refer to the BHM Slings User Manual Hammock 6 THA6 X Quick fit TIR X Hygieni...

Page 9: ...slow walking pace 3 km hour or 0 8 meter second An assessment of the suitability for transfer of a patient who is connected to electrodes catheters or other medi cal devices must be conducted by qual...

Page 10: ...t to use the lift in an area that has a different voltage and cycle requirement Do not attempt to expose service or repair the lift battery or charger If any unit is malfunction ing contact your local...

Page 11: ...its functions and controls CAUTION Always carry out the items marked as Be fore each use in the Preventive Mainte nance Schedule before using the lift Power base models The base of the lift can be set...

Page 12: ...e hand control can be used to operate the lift To raise the patient Touch the UP button on the hand control Keep your finger on the button until the patient is at the desired height then release finge...

Page 13: ...volt 4 AH 24 volts capacity batteries delivering up to 35 lifts per charge 500 lb or 227 kg Battery life is variable 2 3 years and is influenced by proper charging practices and load exertion WARNING...

Page 14: ...owever if a partially charged battery is inserted the previous indicator level will be maintained even though the recently inserted battery may be in a better state of charge than indicated To achieve...

Page 15: ...dismantle or otherwise mechanically interfere with the batteries The power socket must be easily accessible If a fault condition occurs switch off the power cord and remove the connection plug from t...

Page 16: ...raise the resident patient using the hand control 7 The head support area of the sling should now come into use This is the most comfortable posi tion for transfer or transportation as it reduces pres...

Page 17: ...ing a resident patient from the floor Proper body mechanics and sound ergonomic positioning should be maintained by the caregiver at all times Clients being lifted from the floor are normally in this...

Page 18: ...15 METHOD 1 METHOD 2 METHOD 3 Lifting a resident patient...

Page 19: ...rews from the back of the display to expose the electronics 3 Adjust switch SW4 to the CAL position DOWN 4 When no weight is applied to the system includ ing sling press SW1 weight button to adjust R3...

Page 20: ...17 Parts List General Exploded View...

Page 21: ...20326 MAXI 500 RIGHT LEG COVER 1 15 000 20331 MAXI 500 LEFT LEG COVER 1 16 000 20501 BOLT CAP MAXI 500 2 17 001 16070 33 STICKER ARJO 1 18 001 20805 STICKER MAXI 500 2 19 001 20807 STICKER TOP BOOM MA...

Page 22: ...NC 2 9 000 05110 FLAT WASHER 0 0406 X 0 75 X 0 06 4 10 000 20065 SCREW M10 X 25 FLAT ZINC 2 11 000 20120 TIE ROD END KIT 213MM LR 1 12 000 20430 SWIVEL WHEEL 100MM 2 13 000 20440 SWIVEL WHEEL 100MM BR...

Page 23: ...20 Parts List Boom Exploded View Item Part Description eng Qty 1 000 20515 BOOM CAP MAXI 500 1 2 200 20252 BOOM BUSHING 2 3 236 20220 BOOM ASSY 1...

Page 24: ...X 7 Press the emergency stop button and make sure that all electrical power is cut off and that the green power light is off X X 8 Check all functions of the hand control ensure that the hand control...

Page 25: ...X 14 Check both mast bolts to ensure they are tight These bolts must be secured with lockwashers X 15 Check if the legs pivot bolts are secured with locknuts tighten if necessary to stabilize leg tra...

Page 26: ...ot to exceed the lifting capacity Charger Trouble Resolution Power on light on charger is not lit Check if the charger is plugged into the wall receptacle Charger is plugged in but Power on light is n...

Page 27: ...g Load S W L of 227 kg 500 lb 2 Product name 3 Read operating instructions before using the product 4 ARJO logo 5 Emergency stop and reset button identification 6 Date of manufacture product code seri...

Page 28: ...Control voltage output Vdc 24 Battery charger input Vac 100 to 240 Up and Down current limiting Amp 12 1 Duty cycle 10 6 min hour Sound power level dBA 40 DIGITAL SCALE SPECS Model 1000 Weight range 1...

Page 29: ...26 Technical Specifications...

Page 30: ...th Gateway Road Unit C Mississauga ONTARIO L4W 5J1 Tel 1 800 665 4831 Fax 1 800 309 1116 CESK REPUBLIKA ARJO Hospital Equipment s r o Strm 35 CZ 616 00 BRNO Tel 549 254 252 Fax 541 213 550 V If your c...

Reviews: