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BM09201 Molift SMART 150 English - Rev E 10/2012 

 

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Maintenance

Maintenance  of  the  lifter  consists  of  check  be-
fore use, cleaning, inspection and service. Check 
the lifter according to the checklist before use on 
page  7,  to  reveal  faults  or  errors.  In  regularly  in-
spections of the lifter, which as a minimum should 
be monthly inspections and annual (periodic) in-
spections.

Cleaning

  Detergents  must  be  pH-neutral.  Do  not  use 

solvents or strong liquids - this may damage 
surfaces  on  the  lifter.  For  disinfection  when 
needed; use isopropyl alcohol. Avoid abrasive 
cleaning products.

•  Clean surfaces with a damp cloth using an ap-

propriate detergent.

•  Remove hair and pile from the castors and ver-

ify that the castors rotates without abnormal 
friction.

•  Clean contact and hand control with spirit or 

similar to remove grease and dirt.

•  Regular cleaning is recommended and should 

be implemented in the suitable cleaning rou-
tines.

Monthly inspection

Assemble the lifter before inspection.
•  Check the lifter according to the checklist be-

fore use on page 7.

•  Clean the lifter as described above.
•  Verify that the contacts of the hand control and 

charger is firmly in place, and verify that the ca-
bles for the hand control, actuator and charger 
are intact.

•  Run the lifter up and down to verify that it runs 

normally and without any abnormal noise.

•  The lifter must be taken out of service imme-

diately and marked “Out of order”, or not taken 
into service, if faults and/or irregularities are 
discovered.

Periodic inspection

Etac Supply Gjøvik recommends periodic inspec-
tion  once  a  year,  alternatively  more  often  if  re-
quired by local regulations. Use the checklist for 
periodic inspection on page 18. 

Inspection is to be performed by authorized per-
sonnel. The owner is responsible to ensure prop-
er logging and written verification of each inspec-
tion.

Summary of Contents for Molift Smart 150

Page 1: ...BM09201 Molift SMART 150 English Rev E 10 2012 Page 1 of 20...

Page 2: ...Maintenance 16 Cleaning 16 Monthly inspection 16 Periodic inspection 16 Service 17 Checklist periodic inspection 18 CE declaration 19 IMPORTANT The patient lifter is only meant to be used by qualifie...

Page 3: ...1 2 and NS EN ISO 10535 2006 Before using the patient lifter Before using a patient lifter the operator must be trained accordingly Practice lifting a colleague and be lifted by others It is importan...

Page 4: ...uc tions may lead to personnel injury Read in structions carefully before attempting to lift anyone Pay close attention to your actions Ensure that all four loops of the sling are securely fas tened t...

Page 5: ...elf in the bot tom of the bracket it must be fixed with the locking handle on the back of the chassis Push the locking handle down 1 and make sure the column is properly fixed Lift the suspension out...

Page 6: ...n The lifter can be split into two parts by lifting the column from the chassis completely The lifting column arm and the chassis with legs are then separate parts Becarefulnottogetlegs arms handswedg...

Page 7: ...xed and that the locking handle is properly tightened 3 Check that the legs are moving in working position only mean ing that the legs do not move inside work ing position with the column mounted see...

Page 8: ...ure to prevent the suspended user from colliding with these objects The lifter shall not be used to lift or move us ers on sloping surfaces Avoid deep pile carpets high thresholds uneven surfaces or o...

Page 9: ...f it is a result of failed components or parts Emergency stop The emergency stop will cut the power to the ac tuator and is situated on the battery holder on the lifting column Turning it clockwise un...

Page 10: ...also be an audible signal There is still enough capacity to perform 3 5 lift cycles 75 kg at this point The battery indicator on the battery holder illuminates only if the handcontrol unit is disconn...

Page 11: ...arged battery 40 75 kg 165 lb 50 cm up down Safe Working Load SWL 150 kg 330 lbs Lifting height 0 750 mm below user Lifting speed 60 mm sec Sound level max A weighted sound power level LWA 49 4 dB Ope...

Page 12: ...10 12 TVJ T B CONTROL 1 2 3 5 6 MAX 4 Periodical in spection each 12 month Control lifter ac cording to check list on page 18 Designated area for calendar and signed label for periodical inspec tion...

Page 13: ...24200 L Art no 3023300 Art no 3024300 XL Art no 3023400 Art no 3024400 XXL Art no 3023500 Art no 3024500 Molift FullSling Size With head support S Art no 3047010 M Art no 3047011 L Art no 3047012 Moli...

Page 14: ...Sling size guide Easy and Basic Slings Size Color code Recomm weight Kg A cm B cm C cm XXL White 230 300 86 130 68 XL Blue 160 240 76 115 66 L Green 90 160 66 100 64 M Yellow 45 95 56 85 62 S Red 25 5...

Page 15: ...efective hand control replace hand control contact local rep resentative for service The control electronics has failed contact local representative for service Symptom Possible cause action The lifti...

Page 16: ...ase and dirt Regular cleaning is recommended and should be implemented in the suitable cleaning rou tines Monthly inspection Assemble the lifter before inspection Check the lifter according to the che...

Page 17: ...tative and order serv ice If there is a sound together with the light it means the lifter needs service immediately Service lamp Status No light Power save Green Ready for use Yellow Order service lif...

Page 18: ...y charger is an accessory List the accessories checked Function checks Emergency stop and hand control have been checked and are in working order The lifter has been rolled over the floor preferably u...

Page 19: ...BM09201 Molift SMART 150 English Rev E 10 2012 Page 19 of 20 CE declaration...

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