Users’ Manual
Read this Manual and Retain
for Future Reference
Mondial®
Monobloc
MB64, MB70
November 2017
Pub. No. 234-3480-06
Page 1: ...Users Manual Read this Manual and Retain for Future Reference Mondial Monobloc MB64 MB70 November 2017 Pub No 234 3480 06...
Page 2: ...printed on all Ferno invoices The complete terms and conditions of the limited warranty and the limitations of liability and disclaimers are also available upon request by calling Ferno at 1 800 733 3...
Page 3: ...rest Optional ____________ 18 5 10 Backrest with Airway Management Frame Optional _____ 18 5 11 Intermediate Loading Wheels________________________ 19 5 12 Leg Lock Optional __________________________...
Page 4: ...operate the cot Helpers can cause injury or be injured Maintain control of the cot operate the controls and direct all helpers Helpers can be injured Show helpers where to grasp the cot to avoid pinch...
Page 5: ...on the cot Read and follow label instructions Replace worn or damaged labels immediately Do Not Lubricate Lubricate Unlocked Locked Product meets European Union Standards Manufacturer Authorized Repre...
Page 6: ...of the cot is where the shock frame and footrest are located This area is also known as the patient s foot end of the cot LOAD The load is the overall weight of the patient plus equipment placed on o...
Page 7: ...vels Rolling Loading Unloading Two Operators Two Helpers Two Operators Four Helpers Key O Operator H Helper P Patient Operator Focus Directing Helpers Trained operators position themselves at the load...
Page 8: ...the cot Smart Load Auto release system control handle not required to unlock loading end legs during loading Intermediate loading wheels Pneumatic backrest 3 Position shock frame with contour feature...
Page 9: ...lance Floor Tray Range is the recommended height range for the ambulance floor for proper loading and unloading Weight is without pad patient restraints and optional features All Ferno pads for emerge...
Page 10: ...06 November 2017 10 About the Cot Bed Position 1 Lowest Transfer Position Bed Position 3 Mid Level Transfer 3 4 Cot Positions Bed Position 6 Rolling Position Bed Height Folded Ambulance Position Both...
Page 11: ...e 1 The set includes a four point harness restraint to secure the patient s torso and a two piece restraint to secure the patient s legs To comply with CEN crash standards a completesetof patient rest...
Page 12: ...the patient surface insert the waist strap button into the bracket keyhole closest to the control end of the cot Pull the button firmly upward to seat it in the narrow portion of the keyhole Figure 4...
Page 13: ...e bracket similar to Figure 3 on page 12 Hold it in this position while completing Step 4 4 Working from the inside closest to the patient surface insert the shoulder strap button into the bracket key...
Page 14: ...the cot locks at the desired height During loading The Control end Operator uses the control end handle when loading the cot into an ambulance Note If the cot is equipped with the Smart Load automatic...
Page 15: ...10 GUIDELINES FOR USE The cot is more stable when the casters are locked and is more maneuverable when the casters can swivel The swivel lock release lever functions only when the cot is in the highes...
Page 16: ...eet The footrest can also be used by the Control end Operator to pull and steer the cot while rolling it 13 Footrest 5 5 Sidearms Purpose Sidearms provide patient security and comfort Keep the sidearm...
Page 17: ...restraint Lowering 1 Unfasten or loosen the leg restraint 2 Working from the control end of the cot support the weight of the shock frame with both hands and lift slightly 3 Withyourthumbs pressthesho...
Page 18: ...en a light patient is on the cot control the upward movement of the backrest so it does not move too quickly After Use Buckle and adjust the torso restraint Using the Features 5 10 Backrest with Airwa...
Page 19: ...ck Optional Purpose The leg lock secures both cot legs in Bed Position 1 or Bed Position 3 This allows the cot to be lifted without the legs extending Use additional help as needed to carry the cot Se...
Page 20: ...sition Release the button and pull or push the handle until it locks Use the telescoping handles only when they are in a locked position Using the Features 5 14 Telescoping Side Handles Optional Purpo...
Page 21: ...atically unlocked for folding See Loading the Cot on page 27 Using the Features Smart Load Overview When a cot equipped with both loading end and control end Smart Load leg release mechanisms is loade...
Page 22: ...nts for your country The Safety Lock Device consists of a hook installed under the loading end of the cot Figure 27 and a user installed catch plate installed on the ambulance floor or ramp Contact Fe...
Page 23: ...standard emergency patient handling procedures when operating the cot Operators work together and maintain control of the cot at all times Operators must communicate with one another and use coordina...
Page 24: ...ngaged Stop the raising process verify the cot is locked at the current height and allow the Control end Operator to disengage the leg lock See Leg Lock on page 19 2 Both Operators Verify that the cot...
Page 25: ...cy medical procedures and following your local protocols 6 Raise the sidearms Adjust the backrest and shock frame as needed 7 Fasten and adjust the patient restraints Figure 30 8 Release the wheel loc...
Page 26: ...propriatetodothis rollthecotloading end first and have the Assisting Operator exert upward force on the main frame to help maintain cot balance 6 5 Rolling the Cot GENERAL GUIDELINES Rolling the cot w...
Page 27: ...ent compartment floor or tray and the loading end legs contact the bumper The loading end legs will automatically begin to fold Figure 32 and 33 Note If the cot is equipped with the Smart Load automat...
Page 28: ...ut of the ambulance until the loading end legs unfold completely and lock Keep the loading wheels on the ambulance floor Figure 35 6 Loading end Operator Place your foot against one wheel of the loadi...
Page 29: ...rotocols permit an empty cot may be loaded into and unloaded from the ambulance by one trained operator Figure 37 Follow the procedures in Loading the Cot on page 27 and Unloading the Cot on page 28 C...
Page 30: ...ker Optional The optional Tracker device attaches to the undercarriage and counts cot cycles A cycle is recorded each time the cot moves from the folded position to a raised position and back The tota...
Page 31: ...plying wax Use an automotive wax as directed by the wax manufacturer Waxing the textured main frame is not recommended 7 8 Inspecting the Cot Have your service s equipment maintenance personnel inspec...
Page 32: ...ment hinge 2 WRL 191S or E Z 1 1 2 drops If equipped LUBRICATION FREE ITEMS Channel Do not lubricate Rollers Do not lubricate Wheels sealed bearings Do not lubricate Leg pivot points Do not lubricate...
Page 33: ...Only loading end no wheel 190 2038 Wheel Axle loading end w hardware 190 2040 Loading wheel w hardware 190 2055 Loading end leg bumper pair with hardware 190 2042 Scuff strips with rollers complete se...
Page 34: ...ot Contact Ferno Customer Relations page 2 or your Ferno distributor for product information WARNING Attaching improper items to the cot can cause injury Use only Ferno approved items on the cot Acces...
Page 35: ...o Washington Inc 234 3480 06 November 2017 35 MAINTENANCE RECORD Date Maintenance Performed By Date Printed Name Signature Training Method Trainer Initials Read Manual Video Online Hands On TRAINING R...
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