BM09201 Molift SMART 150 English - Rev E 10/2012
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Lift and transfer
The suspension shall always be positioned across
the user as shown left in the illustration below.
Check that the sling is properly fastened to all
four hooks on the suspension to make sure
the patient is nor sliding or falling out
Try to position the user as low as possible (prefer-
ably resting the feet on the chassis) when transfer-
ring the lifter with a suspended user. In this way,
the centre of gravity will be as low as possible and
therefore reducing the risk of instability. The lifter
should be manoeuvred with spread legs in outer
position to achieve the highest possible stability.
Be careful during movement - the suspended user
may swing somewhat during turns, stops and
starts. Be particularly careful when manoeuvring
close to furniture 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 other obstacles that may block the cas-
tors. The lifter may become unstable if forced over
such obstacles increasing the risk of tipping over.
The lifter shall only be used for movement
over short distances. It is not a replacement
for wheelchair or similar.
Use of spread legs
Use wide legs wherever appropriate, for instance
to position the lifter around wheelchairs, toilets
etc.
• To spread the legs, press (pump) the left pedal
on the chassis.
• To narrow the legs, press (pump) the right
pedal.
On carpet floors you might find it difficult to
manoeuvre the legs with a patient in the lift-
er. It is recommended, if possible, to adjust
the legs before suspending the patient in the
lifter. Alternatively you might try to move the
lifter at the same time as pressing the pedals
for leg adjustment.
Right pedal,
legs in
Left pedal,
legs out
