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Document # 101522   0608   REV A   ER 784 

WarnInG

When performing a cauterization or similar treat-

ment, the patient must be insulated from the metal 

portions of the table by nonconductive material. 

failure to do so may result in electrical shock or 

burns to the patient.

WarnInG

Use 115 VaC, 60 Hz alternating current only. failure 

to do so may result in electrical shock to personnel 

and will result in damage to the table.

WarnInG

Do not use this table in an explosive or oxygen-

enriched atmosphere. failure to do so may result 

in serious personnel injury or death.

CaUtIOn

Do not use any power supply other than that 

listed on the rating label (figure 1). failure to do 

so may result in serious injury and/or equipment 

damage.

SpECIfICatIOnS

Power Cord.......................................................................
............ Extends 70 in. (Minimum) from table. 18 AWG / 3  

............. conductor, SJT grey jacketed junior hard service
 ............with hospital plug
Type of protection against electrical shock ……..  Class 1
.......................................................................... Grounded
Type of protection  

against electrical shock …….. .................. B applied parts
Type of protection against ingress of water……. Ordinary
Type of protection against ingress of water for foot control..IPX1 

Can accept paper rolls of  

....................................................................18 in. x 3.0 in. 

....................................................................21 in. x 3.0 in.

Certifications

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 .................................UL6060-1; UL2601-1;  

..........................IEC60601-1; CAN-CSA C22.2 No. 601.1 
Transport and Storage Conditions:
Temperature Range......................................-20º to 150º F
Relative Humidity...........................................10% to 90%
Operating Conditions:  

Temperature Range ........................................ 65° to 85°F
Relative Humidity...........................................10% to 90%

ETL classified in the United States and Canada 

 

   per the following standards.

Weight of Table .....................................................550 lbs.
Load Rating (maximum):
Seat/Back .............................................................450 lbs.
Legrest (Flat & Kneeling) ......................................450 lbs.
Headrest ...............................................................100 lbs. 
Back Section Range ...............0° (horizontal) to +85° ± 5°
Table Top Height Range ...........19 ± 0.5 in. to 40 ± 1.0 in. 

Leg Section Range ............0° (horizontal) to 90° (vertical)
Table Top  

Tilt Range ................ 0° (horizontal) to +30° ± 5° (foot up)
Dimensions:
Upholstered Headrest..................13 in. wide x 11 in. high 

Upholstered Top ....................28.0 in. wide x 44.5 in. long
Upholstered  

Leg Rest  ....…………………16.5 in. wide x 11.25 in. high 

Overall Length ..................................................69 in. long
With Headrest/ 

Footrest Extended ............................................90 in. long
Electrical Requirements 

..................115 VAC nominal, 60 HZ, 5.8 amps maximum
Duty Cycle (10%) 

................. 2 minutes on / 18 minutes off (motor run time)

ELECtrICaL rEqUIrEMEntS

CaUtIOn

this product has been evaluated with respect to 

electrical shock, fire, and mechanical hazards only 

in accordance with UL60601-1; IEC60601-1;  

UL2601-1; Can/CSa C22.2 no. 601.1

Summary of Contents for AssistPRO

Page 1: ...84 Installation Operation Manual Important Information 2 Safety Information 3 Component Identification 3 Specifications 4 Electrical Requirements 4 Installation 5 Operation 8 Table Adjustments 11 Main...

Page 2: ...e can be tilted from a horizontal position to an angled position of up to 30 The backrest can be adjusted from a flat position to an 85 angle for seating Finally the legrest can be adjusted from a ver...

Page 3: ...of The Brewer Company is that the equipment is operated and maintained with the safety of the patient and healthcare staff in mind To ensure safe and reliable operation Read and understand all instruc...

Page 4: ...gainst ingress of water for foot control IPX1 Can accept paper rolls of 18 in x 3 0 in 21 in x 3 0 in Certifications UL6060 1 UL2601 1 IEC60601 1 CAN CSA C22 2 No 601 1 Transport and Storage Condition...

Page 5: ...hipping skid by sliding it off the front of the skid Be sure to lift at the correct points as indicated in Figure 3 Position the table in the desired room location WARNING The table weighs approximate...

Page 6: ...control from the shipping box 2 Insert the end of the cord into the foot control recep tacle on the table Figure 6 Make sure the tab on the cord plug is aligned with the groove in the receptacle and t...

Page 7: ...ord into the hand pendant receptacle on the backrest shroud See figure 8 3 Make sure the tab on the cord plug is aligned with the groove in the receptacle and plug is fully seated 4 Thread the locking...

Page 8: ...r continuous opera tion If the table is operated continuously causing the control to exceed its allowable operating temperature the table will go into a reduced speed mode If normal opera tion ceases...

Page 9: ...d result in unwanted motion and possible damage to the table NOTE Each control function will automatically stop mov ing when either the UP or DOWN travel limit is reached If the button is pressed with...

Page 10: ...ument 101522 0608 REV A ER 784 10 Leg Up Leg Down Tilt Down TiltUp Program Recall 2 Program Recall 4 Back Up Back Down Table Down Table Up Program Recall 1 Program Recall 3 Figure 11 Operation continu...

Page 11: ...Height Control Table Height Figure 12 The table top can be adjusted to any height between 19 to 40 1 To raise the table depress and hold the Table Up function until the desired height is achieved 2 T...

Page 12: ...le reduce the amount of tilt or raise the back Figure 14 Tilt Function Figure 13 Adjusting Backrest Backrest Position Control Figure 15 Do Not Allow Headrest to Contact Objects Back Positions Figure 1...

Page 13: ...ht to blink and a double beep alarm to sound NOTE The legrest mechanism is controlled by an actuator that raises the legrest when activated When lowered the actuator retracts and gravity causes the le...

Page 14: ...positions 3 Any of the four stored positions can be re pro grammed by following the steps above Note if the treatment pan tray is out the position recall will not work if the pre set position require...

Page 15: ...rd and rotate the cushion downward to engage the stop Two height positions are provided table adjustments continued Cam positioned in slot Lift up over center NOTE Make sure the legrest cushion is ful...

Page 16: ...8 REV A ER 784 16 Figure 20 Paper Roll Slot Paper table adjustments continued Paper Roll Figure 20 To change a paper roll insert the paper through the slot in the backrest shrouding and set the paper...

Page 17: ...rotate outward to desired position 2 When the desired position is achieved lower the stir rup to engage the lateral locking mechanism 3 Check that lateral locking mechanism is engaged by attempting to...

Page 18: ...re 25 warning Make sure headrest is securely locked into position before use Failure to have the three handles cor rectly locked could result in headrest falling during a procedure which could result...

Page 19: ...be allowed Products must not be returned without proper written authorization from The Brewer Company Requests for authorization must be in writing and accompanied by the original purchase order The...

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