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DEFINITIONS & SYMBOLS

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n this manual, the user refers to the patient or resident and may be used 

interchangeably at different times.  Caregiver refers to the operator or person 

who is assisting with the transfer.
Symbols used in this manual and on the product and their meanings:

Warning! Failure to heed this warning may 

result in damage to the product or serious 

injury to the operator and/or user.

Do Not Bleach. No bleach product may be 

used. The garment is not colorfast or 

structurally able to withstand any bleach.

Important instructions follow. Read and 

understand the instructions in the manual 

before using the product.

Do Not Dryclean. Garment may not be 

commercially drycleaned.

Type BF applied part. Refer to the part of 

the medical device which come into 

physical contact with the patient in order 

for the device to carry out its intended 

Do Not Iron. Item may not be smooted or 

finished with an iron.

Class II symbol. To identify equipment is 

designed that a connection to electrical 

earth (ground) is not required.

Tumble Dry, Normal, Low Heat. A machine 

dryer may be regularly used at a maximum 

of Low Heat setting.

Note! Important information concerning 

the product and/or its correct and proper 

usage follows.

Do Not Dry. A machine dryer may not be 

used.

Advise the operator to consult the 

accompanying documents before use.

Machine Wash, Hot. Initial water 

temperature should not exceed 82°C or 

180°F. 

Right side up

Do Not Wash

Fragile, handle with care

Keep dry

Carton storage temperature limit of -25°C 

to 70°C

Carton storage humidity limit of 0% to 90%

European Conformity mark, The product 

conforms to European Medical Directive 

93/42/EEC and meets applicable health, 

safety and environmental requirements.

Handle with care

Summary of Contents for BESTLIFT PL400H

Page 1: ...P L 4 0 0 H P L 4 0 0 H E Ensure the product has been assembled according to the instructions in this manual All operators should read and understand the instructions for safe and proper operation of...

Page 2: ...g To better serve you please record the following information for future use Supplier Name ___________________________________________ Supplier Telephone ________________________________________ Produ...

Page 3: ...n electric actuator system An upgrade kit is also avalible to upgrade PL400H to a PL400HE The PL400H and PL400HE are intended to be used with patients who are completely immobile or totally dependent...

Page 4: ...physical contact with the patient in order for the device to carry out its intended Do Not Iron Item may not be smooted or finished with an iron Class II symbol To identify equipment is designed that...

Page 5: ...ise severely handicapped The patient lift should be used solely for transferring a user patient from one utility beds chairs toilets etc to another The patient lift should not be used for transporting...

Page 6: ...xposed that may cause bodily harm or injury Prolonged exposure or physical contact with any part of the equipment WILL NOT cause skin irritation allergic reaction etc Using accessories detachable part...

Page 7: ...D CONFIDENTIAL THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF BESTCARE LLC ANY REPRODUCTION IN PART OR AS A WHOLE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF BESTCARE LLC IS PROHIBITED 9 8 20...

Page 8: ...2 1023 7 40 3 C 679 8 26 8 792 6 31 2 D 522 8 20 6 522 8 20 6 E 845 8 33 3 845 8 33 3 F 806 3 31 7 806 3 31 7 G 517 6 20 4 517 6 20 4 H 300 3 11 8 300 3 11 8 I 561 6 22 1 465 2 18 3 J 182 9 7 2 182 9...

Page 9: ...1024 mm B Base Ext Width Closed 25 3 644 mm 25 3 644 mm C Base Int Width Opened 33 3 853 mm 33 3 853 mm D Mast Height 47 1194 mm 47 1194 mm E Front Caster Height 4 7 119 4 mm 4 7 119 4 mm F Lifting He...

Page 10: ...box 9 Step 2 Remove the white cap nut and bolt from the base bracket Step 3 Insert the mast into the base bracket align the holes on the bracket with hole on the mast Reinsert the bolt and the cap nut...

Page 11: ...oom reinsert and align the holes of the plastic washer and bushing if needed Step 5 Insert the boom with the plastic washer as follows into the bracket at the top of the mast Reinsert the bolt and cap...

Page 12: ...Install the hydraulic pump electric actuator and secure the lower and upper ends of the pump actuator to the bracket on the mast and boom mast using a pin and retaining ring as follows Warning When in...

Page 13: ...g Up Power Control Unit 4 3 2 1 5 M5 SCREWS M4 SCREWS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED PART NUMBER DATE DRAWN BY 2920 PACIFIC DRIVE NORCROSS GA 30071 9 27 2017 ALL DIMENSIONS IN MM 1 6 6 30 30 120 0 1 0 2 0...

Page 14: ...e one that serves the needs of the patient while providing the patient with optimal safety Never interfere with the lift unless instructed by the attendant Have a doctor nurse or medical attendant exp...

Page 15: ...cause serious injuries if the piston is lowered too fast Slowly turn the release knob counter clockwise stop once the boom is slowly lowering Turn the release knob clockwise to stop the lowering Pump...

Page 16: ...mproperly Keep long charger cord out of walkway where it poses a tripping hazard Have the charger port on the controller facing away from the wall for easy disconnection When removing the battery need...

Page 17: ...harger must be connected The emergency stop button must be released The battery will not be charged if the emergency button is pressed in LCD Display Panel Signs When the emergency stop button is rele...

Page 18: ...17 LED Indicator Green In Use Blank Standby Lifting Lowering Operating Lift Using Hand Control Operating Lift Using LCD Display Panel...

Page 19: ...w the LCD Display Panel will show the sign on the left either when the emergency stop button is released or when a button on the LCD Display Panel is pressed Lift operation is deactivated Battery need...

Page 20: ...lyester with PU Coating M L XL Liko Guldmann Replacement with Head Support Polyester with PU Coating M L XL Liko Guldmann Disposable Replacement Nonwoven Disposable M L XL Liko Guldmann Disposable Rep...

Page 21: ...1 Hook up F Point 2 Hook up E Insert F through E 8 Strap Sling A B G H C D E F Point 1 Hook up A C Point 2 Hook up B D Point 3 Hook up E Point 4 Hook up F Point 5 Hook up H Point 6 Hook up G Insert H...

Page 22: ...he surface 11 Reverse the above procedures when returning the user patient to bed Transfer From Wheelchair to Bed 1 Help the user lean forward slightly then slide the sling down between the chair and...

Page 23: ...isual inspection prior to use for the additional points below V The periodic inspection interval and the visual inspection points are listed below Note Bestcare assumes that the assembly instructions...

Page 24: ...propyl alcohol For slings with rigid supports remove the plastic inserts before washing Look for an opening near the plastic inserts for removal Machine wash warm or cold Do not wash with other colors...

Page 25: ...cy Lowering Device is located at the top of the actuator shaft It is intended for use if the actuator or electronics fail to operate while the patient is suspended in midair The device consists of a p...

Page 26: ...g on usage The actuator will either go up or down but not both Replace your hand control as it is at the end of its life cycle Your control box may be malfunctioning There is a grinding sound inside t...

Page 27: ...suance of a return authorization will also be refused as the authorization will have expired The final disposition of warranty claims will be subject to our inspection of the returned items Bestcare L...

Page 28: ...Bestcare LLC 2920 Pacific Drive Norcross GA 30071 Ver 2021 11 www bestcarellc com 2021 Bestcare LLC...

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