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Upon receipt of your patient, lift please verify that all the parts are 
included, and it is free of shipping damage. If there seems to be 
damage due to shipping, please contact the shipping company to begin 
a claim.

 

 

Contents

 

 

Components

 

 

 

2

 

Safety Warnings

  

 

3

 

Assembly 

 

 

 

5

 

Maintenance & Use

 

 

7

 

Transferring Instructions  

 

10

 

Troubleshooting

  

 

13

 

Warranty

 

 

 

14

 

 

Components

 

 
 
 

      

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a.

 

Boom

 

b.

 

Mast

 

c.

 

Base

 

d.

 

Spreader Bar

 

e.

 

Pendant

 

f.

 

Actuator

 

g.

 

Control Box

 

h.

 

Caster w/brake

 

i.

 

Front Caster

 

j.

 

Emergency Lowering 
Device

 

Summary of Contents for CH5075

Page 1: ...Model CH5075 EZee Life Products 34 Futurity Gate Unit 15 Concord Ontario L4K 1S6 Folding Electric Patient Lift User Guide ...

Page 2: ...ge due to shipping please contact the shipping company to begin a claim Contents Components 2 Safety Warnings 3 Assembly 5 Maintenance Use 7 Transferring Instructions 10 Troubleshooting 13 Warranty 14 Components a Boom b Mast c Base d Spreader Bar e Pendant f Actuator g Control Box h Caster w brake i Front Caster j Emergency Lowering Device ...

Page 3: ...ble to assist while being lifted eg Patients who are comatose spastic agitated or otherwise severly handicapped 2 The Ch5075 should be used solely for transferring form on utility bed wheelchair toilet etc to another The lift ashould not be used as a transporting device to move users from one location to another 3 Keep the base legs spread as wide as possible during use 4 The base should be closed...

Page 4: ...gned for this lift Do not use slings manufacturered by other companies with our equipment Using slings not designed for this model of lift is unsafe and may result in serious injury to users and caregivers Do not put anything cushion pad etc between the user and the sling This may cause the patient to slide out of the sling Avoid personal injury by ensuring there are no children or pets near the l...

Page 5: ...m of the mast and remove the quick release pin from the bottom of the mast and base Step 2 Pull the mast boom and spreader bar to an upright position Re insert the quick release pin into the holes at the bottom of the mast Step 3 Attach the control box to the mast and tighten the two screws ...

Page 6: ...plug into the control box Step 5 Insert the pendant plug into the control box Note Charge the batteries for 10 to 12 hours before the first use Step 6 Press on the pendant together to move the spreader bar up to the desired height ...

Page 7: ...th the lift should be inspected by a person qualified to recognize any signs of wear loose parts or bolts Lubbricate the top of mast spreader hinge and caster axles monthly with a drop of oil Charging the battery The lift can be charged by plugging the charger directly into the control box while mounted onthe lift or the battery pack can be removed and charged in the optional wall desk charging ca...

Page 8: ...oom to rise Pressing the right button for more than a second will cause the lift boom to lower Using the Pendant Pressing the UP button for more than a second will cause the lift boom to rise Pressing the DOWN button for more than a second will cause the lift boom to lower ...

Page 9: ...uts and bolts are tight X X Ensure control box is securely attached X X Ensure actuator is securely attached to boom and mast X X Ensure actuator connecting cable is secure X X Check battery capacity X Check sling for wear X X Check sling hardware for damage X X Cleaning as needed X Item Quarterly Check axle bolts casters X Check rubber parts of casters for wear distortion X Apply grease to caster...

Page 10: ...up onto their opposite side so the rolled section can be unrolled 6 Roll the patient onto their back 7 Feed the leg sections under the thighs and pull up between the thighs 8 Raise the head of the bed if this function is available 9 Move the lift slowly toward the patient and position the spreader bar above the patient s chest 10 Attach loop a of the sling to hook A loop b to hook B loop c to hook...

Page 11: ...ions when pulled forward 6 Draw the leg sections under the patient s thighs ensuring they aren t folded over or bunched 7 Reposition the sling if leg sections aren t equal length 8 Ensure the leg sections are midway under the thighs to provide good support and patient comfort 9 Move the lift towards the patient centering the spreader above the patient s chest 10 Attach loop a of the sling to hook ...

Page 12: ...e device consists of a plastic collar ring that should be turned clockwise continually until the patient is lowered Contact your dealer immediately if the standard troubleshooting techniques fail to correct the issues Do not attempt to use the lift until all failure issues have been safely resolved Note The emergency lowering devices is intended for use during lift failure only This device will al...

Page 13: ...ft immediately if it is not functioning correctly or any warning beeps are heard Maintenance Notification Check the state of the lift and actuators Low Battery Capacity Recharge the battery Replace the battery if it will not hold a sufficient charge Overload Alarm Weight has exceeded the set maximum limit Remove weight from lift and retry Force Interference If any force interferes when the lift is...

Page 14: ...t or defect in the product in particular freight and travel costs loss of earnings expenses or other expenses which may occur The warranty does not cover normal wear and tear resulting from normal use or damage caused by accident misuse negligence or improper installation or assembly The vendor manufacturer will not accept responsibility for any damages or injury caused by misuse negligence or non...

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