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DAILY

WEEKLY

EVERY 6 MONTHS

MONTHLY

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Cleaning.

•

Check the tightening of the kn-
obs, screws and nuts.

•

Legs lock.

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Brakes.

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Security clips check.

•

Existance of cracks.

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Greasing.

•

Sling.

•

Bearings.

•

General inspection

.

INSPECTION INTERVALS

NOTE: Never get the hoist wet with water, acids, chlorine

or any other liquid, as it could damage its mechanical

or electric part.

ADVERTENCIA

Below is showed the adequate maintenance

due over each component of the hoist

indicating the time interval for which they

should be checked.

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Summary of Contents for MINI

Page 1: ...FORTA S HOISTS USER MANUAL STAND UP HOIST PRACTIKA MINI ...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...T CONTROL BOX LOCK AND EXTRACTION CONTROL BOX CONNECTIONS SWAPPING A PRACTIKA INTO A STANDUP AND VICE VERSA ARM SWAP FOOTREST ASSEMBLY BATTERY CHARGING AND LIFETIME ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT PROPERTIES RECLYCLING OF THE MATERIALS GOOD PRACTICES FAILURES AND SOLUTIONS GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS MAINTENANCE INSPECTION INTERVALS WARRANTY AND AFTER SALES SERVICE HOISTS USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL 2 3 4 4 4 5 5 6...

Page 4: ...extra stability when lifting the user In addition our hoists arm and legs are all foldable allowing you to store the hoist saving space All these improvements have been patented by FORTA therefore only our hoists can offer these huge advantages FORTA s hoists comply with the European Directive 93 42 CEE concerning medical devices as well as the CE mark These hoists have been tested and homologated...

Page 5: ...s Do not use the hoist on a lateral inclination that exceeds 4º If you need to do so please look for the help of a third person Never leave the patient lifted on the hoist Do not use the hoist on humid locations Never charge the batteries in a place that is not completely dry Always use the hoist on a flat clean and dry surface Do not try to overtake 10 mm or higher obstacles when the user is on t...

Page 6: ... four legs will open 3 To close the legs grab the handles and press the bottom pedal on its left position WHEELS BRAKES 1 Place yourself behind the hoist 2 Grab the handles of the hoist and press the red piece that is located on each rear wheel locking them 3 To unlock them just pull the piece to its original position ATTENTION While lifting or descending the patient on the hoist the wheels must b...

Page 7: ...ing arrows The hoist stops itself when it reaches the limit in both directions or if the weight is higher than that allowed and indicated on the arm of the hoist A LED will turn on in case of weight overload LIFTING AND DESCENT OF THE PATIENT 150kg 130kg Práctika Bipedestación Mini EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON At the top of the control box there is a RED BUTTON that when pushed will stop the current that...

Page 8: ... 2 Openthelegsasindicatedbeforeon LEGSOPENING CLOSING 3 Unlock the wheels as indicated before on WHEELS BRAKES 4 Push the hoist from the handles to the desired direction The hoist has rotating wheels that ease its manoeuvrability The control has a battery capacity indicator which indicates the charge capacity of the batteries When this indicator shows a red light it means that the batteries have r...

Page 9: ...so it is more protected CONTROL BOX CONNECTIONS Insert the connectors thoroughly in their corresponding plug Make sure that every plug is connected correctly The control box is installed on the hoist Nevertheless follow this as sembly instructions if necessary CONTROL BOX PLACEMENT Control Actuator Charge wire ...

Page 10: ...oist and place the other arm and each component as shown below Advise with your provider before going through this change as a bad assembly may result in a bad performance of the product Once every piece is in place tighten up the knobs until they are locked When the knobs are locked with the motor unplugged the arm should be loose and easily moved with your hands Check daily the adjustment of the...

Page 11: ...ith their nuts and tighten them up from the pedal part where the opening of the legs mechanism is Tighten the nuts firmly so the footrest does not move when used Insert the second part of the footrest where the knees should be sustained in its hole and fix its height using the knob Be careful about entrapments ...

Page 12: ... even become inoperative The batteries can be found inside the battery box The control box beeps softly when batteries must be charged and a red led will light on the control At that time finish the maneuver and charge the batteries following the instructions below as they have reached their lowest char ging level and if you keep using them they might be damaged Connect the charger wire in its plu...

Page 13: ... the hoist again as it needs some time to recover Never use the hoist during the charging of the batteries Lifetime of the batteries will depend on the discharging percentage they suffer after each use This is why you should not let them discharge completely RECYCLING OF THE MATERIALS This hoist is made of steel profiles with epoxy covering so to dispose of it you should follow the local recycling...

Page 14: ...ng the batteries If the hoist is not going to be used for a long time remember to charge the batteries frequently at least once per week Do not keep the charger cable connected to the hoist if it is not going to be charged immediately FAILURES AND SOLUTIONS FAILURE CAUSE SOLUTION Hoist won t lift Red button pressed Deactivate red button Bad cable connections Connect correctly Uncharged batteries C...

Page 15: ...frequently all the parts of the hoist where there is movement This will improve its performance and avoid wearing of the pieces Avoid accumulation of dirt in moving parts of the hoist Do not use the hoist in high humidity areas Do not charge the batteries in the bathroom MAINTENANCE A preventive maintenance made frequently will make the hoist be kept in the best condition for the longest time and ...

Page 16: ...f cracks Greasing Sling Bearings General inspection INSPECTION INTERVALS NOTE Never get the hoist wet with water acids chlorine or any other liquid as it could damage its mechanical or electric part ADVERTENCIA Below is showed the adequate maintenance due over each component of the hoist indicating the time interval for which they should be checked ...

Page 17: ...e warrany period any piece that is faulty due to materials or assembly mistakes will be repaired and replaced by FORTA free of charge Any modifications or regulations done to the hoist or the using of non correspondent pieces will automatically void the warranty This warranty does not cover oxidation damages dealt caused by a bad or negligent use THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER THE CONSEQUENCES OF A ...

Page 18: ... the establishment EXPECPTIONS This warranty will not be applied in case of Opening of the control box and batteries box Natural wear of the equipment Inappropriate or wrong use Assemblies or repairs carried out by the buyer or a third person Negligent use Using non original pieces Non official workshops repairs WARRANTY CONTROL Buyer s name and surname Age Address Nº Floor City ZIP Code Province ...

Page 19: ...17 Name of the establishment Purchase date Signature and seal of the establishment ...

Page 20: ...Revisión Enero de 2019 Referencia 5910 1401 Sent to this direction FORTA FABRICACIONES ORTOPÉDICAS ALBACETE S L Pq Emp Campollano Calle C nº 90 Nave 1 Apartado de Correos 5316 02007 ALBACETE SPAIN ...

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