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4.5 Change of location
If the bed must be moved to another location, please follow these safety instructions:
- Lower the lying surface with key (8) of the hand control.
- Before performing a movement with the nursing care bed pull the mains plug
and attach with the end piece to secure the power cable against falling and being
crushed by anything. Make sure that the cable is not dragged over the floor.
- Before inserted the mains plug again, inspect the power cable visually for me-
chanical damage (dents and kinks, abrasions and bare wires).
- Place the power cable in a way that it will not be rolled over or strained during
the operation of the bed or could be damaged when inserting the mains plug
again.
- Perform the reset movement, as described on page 17.
4.6 Transport, storage and operating conditions
Transport and storage Operation
Temperature 0°C to +40°C 10°C to +40°C
Relative humidity 20% to 80% 20% to 70%
Air pressure 800hPa to 1060hPA
4.7 Function notes
To keep the bed in one location, lock the castor brakes on the chassis. To accomplish this,
use your foot to move the locking lever on each castor downwards. Make sure that the
castors are parallel to the longitudinal axis of the bed. This is important in the Trendelen-
burg and the anti-Trendelenburg position but also in the comfort sitting position. (Here,
the brakes on one end piece must be unlocked.)
If necessary, pull the integrated side rails up until they lock into place. When using mat-
tresses of different thickness, the minimum height of 22 cm, measured from the top edge
of the side rail above the mattress without compression, may not be underrun (addition-
ally, a third side rail attachment guard must be used, which is available as an accessory).
4.8 Disposal
Each of the components made of plastic, metal and wood are recyclable and can be dis-
posed/recycled in compliance with the relevant legal provisions. Please note that electric
adjustable nursing care beds or nursing beds are considered commercially used electronic
scrap according to the WEEE-EC directive 2012/19/EC (b2b). All replaced electrical and
electronic components of the electrical adjustment system must be handled in accord-
ance with the requirements of the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG) and
disposed of properly.