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Intended Use
A shower system designed for residents in hospitals, health centres, spas, care and
nursing homes for use in central bathing and showering areas.
Please note:
If the shower trolley is left unattended for any length of time, it must be put in its
lowest position, with the side rails up and casters blocked.
Cleaning the shower trolley
Use a cloth for cleaning the frame and mattress.
The shower mattress can be cleaned with a dry or damp cloth; if necessary, mild
detergents can be used. Then rinse with warm water.
Do not use solvents (acetone), alcohol-based disinfectants, gritty cleansers and leather
cleaning agents containing oils or other fatty substances.
This product is not dry-cleanable.
Routine inspections
Inspection in accordance with the MDA (Medical Devices Act): a safety inspection is to
be conducted once a year.
Storing and transporting the shower trolley
To be stored in a dry room.
During transport, make sure the shower trolley is in the lowest position with the side rails
up.
RISKS
A patient may fall from the trolley if it is not raised to the appropriate height or if
the side rails are not up. The shower trolley may start moving by itself if the
casters are not locked.
Only use, raise or lower the shower trolley with its side rails up. If the side rails
are down, damage to the side rails, injuries to the patient or the shower trolley
operator may result.
The side rails must be up when a patient is being showered. Otherwise there is
the risk of the patient falling from the trolley or water splashing on carers or the
floor.
