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© Ferno-Washington, Inc 234-3451-01 February 2011
Model 35A Series
5.8 Lead handle
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Purposee:
The lead handle allows the foot-end operator to
pull the cot when it is in a rolling position.
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Usee:
Raise the lead handle for use; lower it when not in
use (Figure 15).
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Use the lead handle only when the cot is on a smooth,
level surface. When rolling the cot on an incline or
rough terrain, grasp the main frame of the cot with
both hands.
Figure 15 - Lead Handle
5.9 Wheel Locks (Optional)
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Purposee:
The wheel locks help keep the cot stationary
during patient transfer and certain medical procedures.
When engaged, the wheel lock stops wheel rotation.
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Locatione:
On equipped cots, the wheel locks are located
at opposite corners of the cot where they are accessible to
the operator’s right foot.
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Use
(Figure 16)
e:
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To engagee:
The trailing end of the lock lever is
marked with the word “ON”; press this end of the
lever to engage the lock.
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To disengagee:
The shank-end of the lever is marked
with the word “OFF”. Press this end of the lever to
disengage the wheel lock.
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Wheel locks are
OT
brakes. Engage the wheel
locks only when the cot is stationary. Stay with the
cot and maintain control of it at all times. Do not
leave the patient unattended.
Using the Features
Figure 16 - Wheel With Wheel Lock
Shank End:
“OFF” or
Disengage
Trailing End:
“ON” or
Engage
Wheel Shank
