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FERNO/MAN/0721/216-R22/UK

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1.6 - Safety and Instruction Labels

Safety and instruction labels place important information from
the user manual on the trolley.
Read and follow label instructions. Replace worn or damaged
labels immediately. New labels are available from your distributor.

1.7 - Symbol Glossary

The symbols defined below are used on the trolley and/or in this
user manual. Ferno uses symbols recognised by the International
Standards Organisation (ISO).

Pinch Point:

Keep Hands Clear

Safety Instruction:

Safe Working Load

label on actuator cover

Safety Information

Manual Over-ride

Raise/Lower

Manufacturer's plate

Safety warning

Monitor hook weight limit

1 - SAFETY INFORMATION

Product meets UK and EU Standards

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Summary of Contents for POWER X SN-POW1001

Page 1: ...Users Manual FERNO MAN 0721 216 R22 UK Stock Code 2003 0148 Read this Manual and Retain for Future Reference Photo showing POWERX configured with optional SX cotsides...

Page 2: ...taken by the user should be within and under consideration of applicable regulations and local protocol Training on the proper use of this product must be provided before using this product in an act...

Page 3: ...fixing Manoeuvring Handles option ________ 23 6 31 Surface eXtending SX Cotside option __________ 24 6 32 Adjusting SX Cotside Position__________________ 25 6 33 SX Cotside Positioning for Patient La...

Page 4: ...nstructions in this manual Bleach phenols and iodine can cause damage Do not apply products containing these chemicals to the Trolley Improper lubricants can cause damage Please refer to service manua...

Page 5: ...ble from your distributor 1 7 Symbol Glossary The symbols defined below are used on the trolley and or in this user manual Ferno uses symbols recognised by the International Standards Organisation ISO...

Page 6: ...ndling procedures 2 2 Training Operator trainees need to Have followed a training plan Read and understand the instructions in this manual Practice using the fully equipped trolley with weight and und...

Page 7: ...s unhindered lateral transfers Utilising a clinically developed anti bacterial VELCRO to fix mattress to trolley making removal for cleaning easy Anti Bacterial wipe clean Biosafe patient harness stra...

Page 8: ...e and the age of the battery Deeply discharged batteries may require extended charging time The batteries in the pack are Lithium Ion To check the charge level of the battery press the red button on t...

Page 9: ...sing the supplied 240v mains battery charger or in vehicle using the optional 12v battery charger In Vehicle Battery Charger Option Also available is a 12v DC battery charger which can be installed in...

Page 10: ...ss To ensure maximum operation of the trolley from a single battery charge ensure that the battery is fully charged at the beginning of each shift Press any button to awake from Sleep Mode Trolley out...

Page 11: ...or trapped 5 3 Raising and Lowering the Trolley Raisingandloweringofthetrolleyiscontrolledusingtheup down buttons which are located at the foot end of the trolley The buttons are colour coded green an...

Page 12: ...squeezing the lever and pushing down on the leg platform The end section of the leg platform can be positioned at any angle to achieve the required leg position from horizontal to fully down and in a...

Page 13: ...nd move the frame back towards you and it will lock into position 6 6 Detachable Headrest Option A detachable headrest is available for POWERX that provides additional support particularly for taller...

Page 14: ...k at this position and should only be used when manoeuvring through lifts tight spaces The trolley should not be loaded in a vehicle when fully shortened to 1450 mm POWERX in shortened position Push r...

Page 15: ...of mattress for cleaning both quick and easy whilst maintaining infection control standards AB VELCRO fixing pads on AB PR mattress 6 OPERATING THE TROLLEY FEATURES 6 10 Sidepad for SX surface extend...

Page 16: ...trolley and facing the brake Apply a downward force onto the nearest end of the brake pedal such that the pedal pivots down towards you and an audible click is heard This can be done using the front...

Page 17: ...thereby allowing the wheel to swivel again Directional wheel lock with manual operated lever Lever pointing inwards denotes lock disengaged Use foot to engage directional wheel lock by flicking lever...

Page 18: ...ad end of the trolley not the foot end as on non powered backrest trolleys A fully charged battery will give approx 18 hours of continuous lighting use before the battery becomes depleted As such even...

Page 19: ...ieved ensuring that each clamp lever is firmly closed again once the IV pole has been adjusted to the required height Adjusting the height of IV pole 6 20 O2 Cylinder Holder Option A CD ZA or MGS size...

Page 20: ...es inside the back of a vehicle must be safely secured on an appropriate crash tested bracket or in a cupboard to avoid them becoming a projectile in the event of a vehicle crash Storage net on head e...

Page 21: ...ension poles Sliding the PacRac onto the fixing points 6 OPERATING THE TROLLEY FEATURES Attaching the fixing poles Operating the Trolley Features To attach the PacRac place the PacRac onto the attache...

Page 22: ...e foot end and head end of POWERX These aid in the manoeuvrability of the trolley They are fixed to each corner of the trolley but are detachable by use of a hidden release catch When not in use the p...

Page 23: ...nob situated behind and below the push pole Insert push pole until it locks into place Release by pulling out the locking pin located behind the push pole holder Nov 2020 onwards push pole detachment...

Page 24: ...izontal position The SX cotsides have 3 ratchet positions plus near vertical near horizontal and fully down 6 positions in total The ratchet position angles from horizontal are 10o 27 5o 45o 62 5o and...

Page 25: ...d in the centre of the cotside directly underneath the red X graphic SX cotside release lever Squeeze the release lever Moving the SX cotside to the required position Alternatively the SX cotside can...

Page 26: ...extended patient surface Note that when carrying out a lateral transfer to or from the trolley the SX cotside on the side of the trolley the patient is to be moved must be moved fully down prior to t...

Page 27: ...same way as SX cotsides but are a simple folding cotside which folds parallel to the trolley side allowing to be folded down when moving patient on or off the trolley and raised a locked in place when...

Page 28: ...on the siderail Attaching fixing bracket to siderail interface Once the bracket is located in the siderail interface make the bracket level and then push the red handle down fully to lock the bracket...

Page 29: ...pole Then attach the head end of the 2 Scoop halves using the second TSL extension fixing pole Ensure Scoop hand hold holes line up with locking arms on fixing brackets at foot end as per photo above...

Page 30: ...fully up At the head end of the trolley the locking arms should be holding the outer edge of the Scoop Double check that all brackets are indeed locked by trying to lift or move the Scoop up by hand...

Page 31: ...iciently long enough prior to buckling up the patient 7 2 Transferring a Patient onto Trolley 1 Ensure that the brakes are applied to the trolley 2 Place the trolley beside the patient and undo the pa...

Page 32: ...4 Deploying 4 point Harness chest and leg straps cont Warning For safety and CEN compliance the chest strap must always be used and fastened Once the shoulder and waist straps have been attached and...

Page 33: ...ss first release the chest cross strap by squeezing the two release clips on the buckle Next unfasten the two leg straps Squeeze the two release clips each side of the buckle and the straps will be re...

Page 34: ...r side of the trolley The Cross Strap harness system available for use on POWERX as an alternative to the 4 point harness consists of 2 cross straps which cross the upper body combined with a single l...

Page 35: ...ngth from being adjusted 7 6 Deploying Cross Strap Harness cont 7 7 Unfastening Cross Strap Harness To unfasten the Cross Strap harness unbuckle each strap from the side buckle by pressing the release...

Page 36: ...ap until the tang clips into place Strap tang with fixing hole 7 PREPARING TO TRANSPORT A PATIENT Lift firmly until tang clicks in the stud 7 8 Lateral transfer chair to trolley POWERX has been design...

Page 37: ...g clicks in place Ensure the tang is indeed attached Do this also on the other side of the trolley Loop strap for attaching lower fixing straps of PediMate attached to dedicated side fixing stud using...

Page 38: ...w photos The ACR blue fixing strap is looped through and around the tang then re attached to the ACR harness This should be done for all 4 attachment straps If preferred instead of leaving the PediMat...

Page 39: ...each side of the trolley at the base of the backrest Place the tang over the fixing stud such that the stud is protruding through the tang and then pull the strap until the tang clicks in place Once a...

Page 40: ...Strap attachment points 4 point harness A summary of the various attachment points on PowerX with 4 point harness is as per below list 1 Attachment point for ACR lower fixing straps 2 Attachment poin...

Page 41: ...y at least two people at all times 3 If low obstacles such as door sills are encountered move the trolley as close as possible and lift the leading wheels over the obstacle Repeat for the trailing whe...

Page 42: ...tified 8 PREPARING TO MOVE THE TROLLEY Trolley Locking Devices Head end lock spike fixing U bracket Foot end lock fixing bracket 9 1 LOCKING DEVICES 2 Part Lock Locking devices available for use with...

Page 43: ...ide and again it will lock in position with a positive click sound Rattle the lock from side to side to ensure it is indeed locked in place SlideLock Spike Linear bearing mounted in floor Plunger on S...

Page 44: ...h is covered by cover plates attached to the Lock itself As part of the regular cleaning and maintenance schedule of the vehicle the cover plates for the Lock 2 plates for Slidelock 150 and 1 plate fo...

Page 45: ...for application method and contact time Ferno recommends you inspect the trolley for damage as you clean and disinfect it See note regarding disinfectants to use 1 Removethemattress patientharness st...

Page 46: ...required when using PacRac 0800 3182 Split Scoop Extreme Bariatric extended patient surface kit 009008250 Inflatable sidepads kit for use with Split Scoop kit 23271000802 Trolley dust cover elasticat...

Page 47: ...free of visible damage and do they operate properly Check that the battery is fitted to the trolley and that it is fully charged at the beginning of each shift Press the button located on the battery...

Page 48: ...FERNO MAN 0721 216 R22 UK 48...

Page 49: ...low is a service schedule sheet where servicing dates and activities can be recorded Ferno UK offers a range of cost effective servicing programmes helping to keep your equipment in good condition and...

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