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Parts and Service

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Page 1: ...February 2013 Pub No 234 3479 02 Users Manual 59T EZ Glide PowerTraxx Evacuation Chair Read this Manual and Retain for Future Reference...

Page 2: ...nt those rights are expressly granted to others or where not applicable to vendor proprietary parts Limited Warranty Statement The products sold by Ferno are covered by a limited warranty which is pri...

Page 3: ...ding UP or Descending Down ____________________ 20 6 5 Display Battery Status____________________ 21 6 6 Display Fault Codes______________________ 22 7 Chair Features______________________________ 24...

Page 4: ...in this manual Attaching improper items to the chair can cause injury Use only Ferno approved items on the chair Improper parts and service can cause injury Use only Ferno parts and Ferno approved se...

Page 5: ...anual Chair Operation Requires Two Trained Operators 2 Close PowerTraxx General Warning of Potential Injury General Warning of Potential Electric Shock OFF ON DC Direct Current electricity Do Not Pres...

Page 6: ...m EMSAR Ferno or your Ferno distributor page 44 The labels illustrated below are affixed to the chair Safety Instruction Do Not Open Motor Instruction Labels Descend Down Ascend Up No Step Label Do No...

Page 7: ...al protocols Additional help may be required when working with heavy patients The PowerTraxx option is a powered track system that enables the operators to power the chair up or down stairs instead of...

Page 8: ...l Specifications Specifications for the chair are shown in the table at right Ferno reserves the right to change specifications without notice For more information contact Ferno Customer Relations or...

Page 9: ...th Lock 2 4 Swivel Wheel 2 Telescoping Lift Handle 2 Folding Footrest Ankle Restraint Chair Lock Bar Removable ABS Seat Panel with Restraint Slots Removable ABS Back Panel with Restraint Slots Track R...

Page 10: ...arger 1 Choice of 100 120 VAC 60 Hz North America 50 60 Hz Japan UL Certified 220 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Europe CE Certified Interconnect cord with carrying case Users manual Restraint Options Contact Ferno...

Page 11: ...the paddles allow the user to press softly or more firmly to control the speed of the PowerTraxx If the PowerTraxx runs constantly when power is applied or if it immediately begins moving at full spee...

Page 12: ...raints One restraint must be secured across the chair seat to help hold the patient on the chair Each restraint or strap must capture the aluminum chair frame and the plastic panel Horizontal Configur...

Page 13: ...The motor receives input from the paddles to control the speed and direction of the belts It also monitors other aspects of the chair ANTENNA The antenna is mounted to the top of the motor Figure 8 I...

Page 14: ...tself is 14 F to 120 F 10 C to 49 C The battery may be used in temperatures outside this range Battery capacity can be affected if the battery is stored for long periods below 0 F 17 C or over 150 F 6...

Page 15: ...will illuminate briefly With a full charge all four lights are displayed If the charge is lower than 10 the first light flashes four times when the test button is pressed Extreme temperature cold or...

Page 16: ...one red and one green indicator light The lights work together to provide the following information RED Continuous The battery is connected and is being charged GREEN Continuous Charging is complete...

Page 17: ...on the extending lift bar where they are accessible to the operator s hands The paddles are labeled with the symbol of a stairway and an arrow for descend down and ascend up Figure 15 The amount of pr...

Page 18: ...ss connection with the control panel 1 Press the power switch The motor will beep every five seconds until it locates and connects with the control panel or until you press 2 Tap a paddle in either di...

Page 19: ...y shows the word BRAKE and the brake symbol is displayed Figure 19 Brake disengaged The indicator light is red the display shows the word IDLE The brake symbol is not displayed Figure 20 speed limiter...

Page 20: ...The RPM indicator tells only the speed of the motor not the belts The chair can be used normally while the status screen is displayed To return to the standard screen press the mode button briefly Con...

Page 21: ...1 5p5 Full to Moderate Charge OK Main Battery OK Main Battery OK Main Battery Low Charge CHECK Main Battery CHECK Main Battery LED Blinks Red CHECK Main Battery LED Blinks Red Insufficient Charge Rema...

Page 22: ...ce page 44 Control Panel Fault E1 If there is a fault or damage to the control panel such as a loose or cut wire a warning triangle symbol and error code E1 are shown at the left side of the display F...

Page 23: ...ors make preparations to use the chair in non powered mode including stopping on the stairs see Pausing on the Steps page 31 adding additional helpers see Using Additional Help page 35 or other prepar...

Page 24: ...vent interference with folding the chair 2 Roll the chair backward to reverse the swivel wheels Figure 30 3 Standing at the side of the chair grasp the back panel frame with one hand and the lock bar...

Page 25: ...re use Never lubricate the belts Lubrication can cause the belts to perform unpredictably resulting in injury to the patient and or operators Moisture water snow ice or debris on or between the tracks...

Page 26: ...on let go of the release tabs and raise or lower the lift bar until it locks into position 3 Verify that the lift bar is locked by trying to raise or lower it without squeezing the release tabs When t...

Page 27: ...nd raise the footrest into the storage position before unfastening the patient s torso and lap restraints This will prevent the patient from attempting to stand before the footrest has been stored out...

Page 28: ...chair attach the battery before using the chair Remove any water ice snow or debris from the stairs before using the chair on them Remove any water ice snow or debris from the track and tread belts b...

Page 29: ...t pull the chair backward over low obstacles such as door sills The powered track system can be used to raise or lower the chair over obstacles such as curbs Figure 42 and some ramps depending on the...

Page 30: ...irs 1 Head end Operator Roll the chair near the stairs and engage the wheel locks 2 Head end Operator Open the track system See Track System page 25 Verify that it has locked 3 Both Operators Raise th...

Page 31: ...If the chair has reached the destination or if needed to maneuver the chair to the next stairway Foot end Operator Retract the lift handles Head End Operator Close the track system Adjust the lift bar...

Page 32: ...or extend the foot end lift handles to the desired positions and verify that all handles are locked Figure 48 2 Spotter Stand above the head end operator with a hand on the operator s back to help st...

Page 33: ...ft handles 8 Both Operators Continue moving the chair in a straight line onto the landing at the top of the stairs then tilt the chair onto its wheels Figure 51 as the Head end Operator stops pressing...

Page 34: ...imum of two trained operators working together Use additional help as needed see Using Additional Help page 35 1 Both Operators See Pausing on the Stairs page 31 if you need to stop to rest while on t...

Page 35: ...l applicable local protocols for carrying chairs The trained operators should maintain control of the chair and operate the controls and the designated lead operator should direct all helpers The char...

Page 36: ...ner in North America contact the Spartan Chemical Company Maumee Ohio USA at 1 800 537 8990 or visit www spartanchemical com on the internet Important Using abrasive cleaning compounds or applicators...

Page 37: ...properly Is there visible sign of damage to the motor control panel batteries or battery charger Does each battery attach properly to the motor Do the charge indicators on the battery and on the cont...

Page 38: ...the PowerTraxx or any other part of the track system Lubricants on the belts or track can cause the chair to perform unpredictably resulting in injury to the patient and or operators A label Figure 5...

Page 39: ...ng plate screws Figure 58 5 Using a 6 mm Allen wrench and a 13 mm socket wrench or 1 2 wrench tighten the large tensioning wheel screw 6 Repeat Steps 2 5 for the second track 7 Verify the belt tension...

Page 40: ...ch the back panel Orient the panel with the horizontal restraint slots uppermost Slide the two holes in the panel top flange down over the keepers on the chair frame Figure 60 then press both lower co...

Page 41: ...assembly and should not lose contact during normal use If the connection is lost do the following to re link the components 1 Open the access door to the control panel batteries and connect the teleph...

Page 42: ...ouch the up down paddles 3 Simultaneously press the brake and mode buttons on the control panel Figure 66 Note If Step 3 is completed properly the control panel will illuminate with a red background T...

Page 43: ...2 piece 7 2 1 m black plastic buckle 031 3801 Coated Restraint 2 piece 5 1 5 m green nonabsorbent straps metal buckle E32032 Note See Components page 8 for a photo of restraint options Note Models 430...

Page 44: ...283 1650 not shown 11 Parts and Service Warning Improper parts and service can cause injury Use only Ferno parts and Ferno approved service on the chair 11 2 Worldwide To order Ferno parts and for pr...

Page 45: ...45 Ferno Washington Inc 234 3479 02 45 Parts and Service 11 4 Parts Diagrams 1 2 3 4 6 5 7 9 8 11 13 14 15 12 10 Refer to Chart On Page 44 19 20 21 23 22 24 25...

Page 46: ...46 Ferno Washington Inc 234 3479 02 46 Training Record Date Name Training Method...

Page 47: ...47 Ferno Washington Inc 234 3479 02 47 Maintenance Record Date Maintenance Performed By...

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