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DOHERTY

2 & 3 Section Plinths

User Instructions

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Summary of Contents for PLE01

Page 1: ...DOHERTY 2 3 Section Plinths User Instructions www sidhil com ...

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Page 3: ...fore you use your plinth as it contains important information regarding the safe operation and maintenance in order to provide reliable service Please ensure that you understand all the instructions thoroughly and if you have any questions concerning the operation and or maintenance please contact your supplier who will provide you with expert professional advice In line with our policy of continu...

Page 4: ...foot section Capable of both head down tilt and feet up positions Unique self levelling system when lowering plinth Electric handset control for height adjustment Breathing hole and paper roll holder fitted as standard Dual sided operation Distinctive Doherty style upholstery with rounded corners for hygiene and cleanliness Twin lockable castors for ease of movement Attractive white epoxy coating ...

Page 5: ...al accessory 4 Side rail optional accessory 5 Transport castor 6 Actuator control box 7 Base chassis 8 Hidden transportation wheels 9 Leg rest section 10 Seat section 11 Handset 12 Backrest section 13 Breathing hole bung 2 PARTS IDENTIFICATION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 3 ...

Page 6: ...ssed down 3 Ensure there is a clearance gap of at least 200mm 8 at both ends of the couch top 4 Once the plinth has been positioned in its desired location the castors must be locked Press the front half of the lock pedal down to lock the plinth in position as shown in figure 1 WARNING Castors must be locked when in use as it can be hazardous to both operator and user 3 PREPARING FOR USE Fig1 Lock...

Page 7: ...and ball end fitting 6 Plug the mains lead into the power supply and switch it on at the wall 7 The Plinth is now ready for use Fig 3 Paper roll holder WARNING If you wish to use this product outside of the UK seek professional advice as to the compatibility of this product with the mains power supply type The plinth must only be used with a mains supply of 240V 50Hz WARNING Ensure that all cables...

Page 8: ...is reached To lower the Plinth press the right button on the handset indicated by the arrow pointing downwards Keep the button depressed until the desired height is reached The Plinth automatically stops when the maximum or minimum height of the couch has been reached 4 OPERATING THE PLINTH The Plinth has an integral handset holder on both sides of the seat section so that the handset can be store...

Page 9: ...t Lift the operating lever and gently lift the backrest up to the desired angle Release the lever once the backrest is at the desired angle To lower the backrest Lift the operating lever and gently push the backrest down to the desired angle Release the lever once the backrest is at the desired angle 4 OPERATING THE PLINTH WARNING The backrest must not be used to raise the patient Always ensure th...

Page 10: ...ting lever and gently push the leg rest down to the desired angle Release the lever once the leg rest is at the desired angle 4 OPERATING THE PLINTH Fig 6 Adjusting the leg rest Lift operating lever Raise lower to desired angle If the Plinth is lowered down to its minimum height with the leg rest angled down the leg rest will automatically return to the horizontal position WARNING The leg rest mus...

Page 11: ...4 4 Breathing Hole The Plinth has an integral breathing hole To use the breathing hole the bung must be removed as shown in figure 7 4 OPERATING THE PLINTH Fig 7 Breathing hole 9 ...

Page 12: ... Weight 25 Stone 160kg Seat length 570mm 22 5 1295mm 51 Foot rest length 715mm 28 25 Backrest length 615mm 24 Backrest angle up 85 º Backrest angle down 30 º Leg rest angle up 15 º Leg rest angle down 45 º Height range 460mm 18 850mm 33 5 Overall size 600mm 23 5 x 1930mm 76 Under plinth clearance 100mm 4 Voltage in 230V AC 10 50Hz Electrical protection Class 2 Liquid ingress protection IP54 Batter...

Page 13: ...t PLA01 required for all accessories apart from the foot pedal Side Rails PLA02 Knee troughs PLA03 Phlebotomy arms PLA04 Lithotomy stirrups PLA05 Foot Pedal PLA06 Please contact our customer services team for further information contact details can be found on the back of this brochure 6 ACCESSORIES 11 ...

Page 14: ...ged into the mains supply and is not under tension Do Not exceed the safe working load of 160kg 25 stone Do Not use the rising backrest or leg rest features where fitted to lift the occupant Do Not sit on the rising backrest or leg rest features where fitted Do Not allow children to play with or under the plinth Do Not use the plinth if the actuators make any unusual noises smells or become excess...

Page 15: ...lution 0 1 Dry off with a paper towel Fabric sections Some stains eg ball point pen dyes blood etc must be cleaned off immediately to prevent absorption into the fabric resulting in permanent staining Always ensure the cleaned parts are allowed to dry before putting any accessories back in place Note If any of the 3 stages stated above detergent rinse down chlorine solution are omitted or combined...

Page 16: ...Leg sections do not lower An obstacle is not allowing the backrest leg rest to move Check that the couch is free of obstructions Release handle not being fully lifted Pull the release handle until it reaches its stop 9 MAINTENANCE The Doherty Plinth has been designed to require very little maintenance however if there are any signs of damage or the plinth is not performing as it should then please...

Page 17: ...eck that all cabling is in good condition and that wear or abrasion has not caused any excessive bending kinking or damage Check that the mains cable plug is not damaged Should damage or deterioration occur to the mains cable or plug they must be replaced by authorised Doherty service or repair personnel or approved service agents only WARNING Prior to any general maintenance always disconnect the...

Page 18: ...rrect the defect by product repair without charge for parts and labour b replace the product with one of the same or similar design or c refund the purchase price All replaced parts and products on which refund is made become the property of Sidhil Ltd New or reconditioned parts and products may be used in the performance of warranty service Repaired or replaced parts and products are warranted fo...

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Page 20: ...ax 01422 233010 Email sales sidhil com www sidhil com Sidhil Business Park Holmfield Halifax HX2 9TN A member of the Siddall Hilton Ltd Group of Companies Certificate No FM14550 93 42 EEC INSTRUC PLE01 2 AND 3 SECTION PLINTHS REV06 26 11 13 ...

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