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Safety Instructions 

 

 

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While the base of the lift can be opened 
to ease transfer of a patient, it should be 
kept closed between transfer points. 

 

Do not put fingers, hands or feet where 
space is limited (see image below). This 
could pinch, cut, or seriously harm body 
parts. This includes spaces between the 
lift base and floor (1), between actuator 
cab and mast tubing (2), between 
spreader bar block and boom tubing (3), 
and between legs and the base while 
closing the legs (4). 

 

 

CAUTION: Keep all components of the lift 
clean and dry, and have electrical and 
mechanical safety checkpoints performed as 
instructed in the “Disinfection, Cleaning and 
Maintenance” section of this manual. 

 

WARNING:

 

Do not overload the Ergolift 2 

beyond the approved lifting capacity of the 
lowest rated attachment/accessory. If the 
maximum load differs between floor lift, 
spreader bar and body support unit (i.e. 
sling), then the lowest maximum load must 
always be used. 

 

Important Safety Directions 

Always ensure that: 

 

 

The equipment is used by trained staff. 

 

Violent impact during transfers is 
avoided. 

 

Non compatible slings are not used with 
the lift. 

 

The sling is intended to be used for this 
lift and can take the weight of the 
resident. 

 

The lifting procedures are followed. 

 

All controls and safety features are used 
only according to the rules specified in 
this manual. Never attempt to force a 
control or button on the lift. 

 

The lift is not stored in a shower, bath or 
other areas with high humidity. 

Shock Prevention 

 

Do not touch or use a lift with bare 
conductors or a damaged power cord. 
Electrically live equipment can result in 
serious injuries. If the lift or charger has 
any exposed or damaged wires, contact 
your local BHM Medical representative 
immediately. 

 

Do not splash or expose electric parts of 
the device to water or moisture. 

 

Check nameplate for input voltage and 
frequency requirements. These 
requirements differ by country. Do not 
attempt to use the lift in an area that has 
a different voltage and frequency 
requirement. 

 

Do not attempt to expose, service or 
repair the lift, battery or charger. If any 
unit is malfunctioning, contact your local 
BHM Medical representative. 

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Summary of Contents for Ergolift 2

Page 1: ...Ergolift 2 Instructions for Use 001 06109 EN rev 0 February 2010...

Page 2: ...e patented or patent pending Our policy is one of continuous development and we therefore reserve the right to make technical alterations without notice The content of this publication may not be copi...

Page 3: ...Labels 9 COMPATIBLE SLINGS 10 HOW TO USE THE ERGOLIFT 2 11 Transferring a Patient 11 Directional Lock 12 Emergency Lowering Feature 12 Anti crush Feature 13 Charging the Battery 13 Integrated Charger...

Page 4: ...r safety and must be read and understood to help prevent injuries BHM Medical strongly advises and warns that to avoid injuries that can be attributed to the use of inadequate parts only parts designa...

Page 5: ...ts It is to be used for patients within the specified weight limit indicated on the lift and the specified environmental conditions described in this manual CAUTION It is not recommended to use the li...

Page 6: ...age of the equipment concerned Consumables must be maintained in accordance with published Instructions for Use and the Preventive Maintenance Schedule Equipment Identification The unit s identificati...

Page 7: ...e 93 42 EEC This symbol is accompanied by the product s number of the manufacturer This symbol is accompanied by the product s serial number of the manufacturer This symbol indicates separate collecti...

Page 8: ...this equipment WARNING BHM Medical mobile floor lifts are specifically designed for BHM Medical slings and accessories Slings and accessories designed by any other manufacturer are prohibited and wil...

Page 9: ...he equipment is used by trained staff Violent impact during transfers is avoided Non compatible slings are not used with the lift The sling is intended to be used for this lift and can take the weight...

Page 10: ...edical attention For recycling and disposal of the batteries the rules according to the WEEE directive Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment as well as local laws and regulations must be followed...

Page 11: ...Slings For more information about loop slings and how to use them refer to the documentation that comes with the sling Hammock sling THA X THAI X Hammock 6 sling THA6 X THA6I X Quick Fit sling TIR X...

Page 12: ...dants prefer to connect the leg straps first This applies in particular to patients with large thighs You may need to lower the spreader bar a little using the hand control Make sure that all straps a...

Page 13: ...feature stops the lift from functioning in case of an emergency It does not affect the charging system the lift will charge whether or not the emergency stop is engaged 2 To activate the emergency st...

Page 14: ...ber of charging cycles of the battery is largely dependent on the depth of discharge in each cycle The more the battery is drained the shorter its lifespan The life of the battery is also related to s...

Page 15: ...aced around the patient according to the instructions above and the documentation that comes with the sling 2 Choose the color of the loop you will need for the position you will be placing the patien...

Page 16: ...rd surface disinfectant wipes that are supplied impregnated with a 70 v v solution of Isopropyl Alcohol A rubbing action will be necessary when using the wipes to promote effective disinfection of the...

Page 17: ...ss under the base 3 Unscrew the 7 bolts which hold the base cover use an 8 mm socket Remove the base cover 4 Take out the actuator s two clevis pins and remove it from the base 5 Disconnect batteries...

Page 18: ...ower cord there is a drawer or magazine where there are fuses Pull the drawer out gently Pull the burnt fuse out of the drawer that is next to the charger see diagram below and discard it Take the rep...

Page 19: ...clevis pins on each end of the damaged inoperable motor 5 Unplug the actuator and replace it by the new one 6 Reinstall the cover Lubrication Casters The lift is designed for minimum maintenance howev...

Page 20: ...4 Line up the mounting holes in the new front caster assembly and the fork 5 Install the bolt through the fork and caster assembly and thighten securely with the locknut Annual Inspection The Ergolift...

Page 21: ...be inspected by the user ITEM INITIALLY BEFORE EVERY USE EVERY 2 MONTHS EVERY 6 MONTHS EVERY YEAR LIFT DEVICE Has the battery been charged Plug the lift whenever it is not in use X Verify that the saf...

Page 22: ...URN TO FACTORY X Cycle to ensure smooth quiet operation X X A complete inspection of the actuator must be done by a qualified technician X X CLEANING Clean the lifter X WARNING For individual home use...

Page 23: ...record of servicing along with signature of authorized service agent X X X Check all electrical components including battery charges for correct operation X MAJOR SERVICE to be check by a qualified te...

Page 24: ...mits a beep during utilization The unit may stop lifting but you can still lower it Batteries are low recharge them Charge indicator on the control box green red does not light up when the battery is...

Page 25: ...equipment Radio transmitting device mobile telephones etc should never be used near the lift since they can interfere with the function of the lift Battery type Rechargeable sealed lead acid Battery...

Page 26: ...Technical Specifications 25...

Page 27: ...gned Record any repairs required Withdraw the patient lifter from service if inspection reveals that user safety is jeopardized in any way from use of the patient lifter TO BE COMPLETED AFTER EACH SER...

Page 28: ...ion taken Date _________________ Inspected by ____________________ ____________________ Printed Signature Service Type Pre delivery Periodic inspection Minor Major Condition report Action taken Date _...

Page 29: ...ion taken Date _________________ Inspected by ____________________ ____________________ Printed Signature Service Type Pre delivery Periodic inspection Minor Major Condition report Action taken Date _...

Page 30: ...onents repaired or replaced are guaranteed for the remaining period of the initial warranty Limitations and Exclusions The warranty above does not apply to serial numbered products if the serial numbe...

Page 31: ...delay in the performance of this warranty due to cause beyond the control of BHM Medical breach of contract negligence or strict liability exceed the cost of the product covered hereby BHM Medical ne...

Page 32: ...001 06109 EN rev 0 February 2010...

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