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Figure 9: Sling Straps Properly and Improperly Placed
12. On the Hand Control, press the Up button
. The lift raises the individual.
Make sure the individual is lifted to an appropriate height for a safe transfer
that avoids any obstructions that may cause injury to the individual in the
sling or damage to the lift.
13. Move the individual along the track to the desired location.
14. Lower the lift to a comfortable height so you can hold it easily.
15. Grab hold of the lift and move it along the track by gently pushing the lift
or the individual in the sling.
16. When the individual is at the desired location, press the Down button
to lower the
individual to the correct height.
Before you remove the sling loops from the carry bar, check that the
transferred individual is securely supported in the appropriate position.
17. Press the Down button
to lower the lift so the sling straps can be easily removed from
the lift hooks.
Make sure the lift does not contact the individual in the sling.
18. Remove the sling straps from the
lift’s hooks.
19. Press the Up button
to raise the lift to a safe height.
20. Gently push the lift until it is out of the way of the patient.
21. Remove the sling from the individual.
22. Store the sling in a safe place.
23. Press the Up button
to raise the lift to height where it is out of the way while not in use.
24.
Charge the lift as described in “Charge the Lift” on page 5.
WARNING: STRANGULATION HAZARD
On completion of Lift Cycle, ensure that the lift, strap, and hand control are
raised up away from reach of children, toddlers, or anyone not intended to use
the product.
Psychological, mental, and emotional state assessment is key to safe use of a
ceiling lift; ensure that use and storage of the ceiling lift and accessories are
safe for the patient’s mental condition.
