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Technical Service Manual M9 Transfer Stretcher (M999-29, Version 11, June 2021)

2. PRECAUTIONS

2.1 CONVENTIONS

The following conventions are used in this publication:

WARNING: Gives instructions or information intended to ensure the safety of the patient, caregiver and other

personnel.

CAUTION: Gives instructions or information intended to avoid damage to the stretcher or its accessories.

NOTE: Gives additional instructions or information intended to make the stretcher easier to use.

2.2 USER EDUCATION AND TRAINING

WARNING: If the patient suffers from disorientation, depression or similar then the electric functions should be

locked out to prevent the patient operating the stretcher.

OPERATOR: Must be trained in the use of the stretcher and fully understand the instructions for use.

PATIENT:

A suitable risk assessment must be performed before the patient is placed on the stretcher and/

or given access to the stretcher control. The patient must fully understand the handset functions

before they can operate the stretcher by themselves.

2.3 GENERAL WARNINGS & CAUTIONS

WARNING: Read and understand this Technical Service Manual before servicing this stretcher.

WARNING: If the stretcher is found to have sustained any damage it must be removed from use immediately.

WARNING: Adhere to the hospitals risk management policy when placing a patient on the stretcher.

WARNING: Leave the stretcher in its lowest position when the patient is unattended.

WARNING: Do not use the stretcher for cyclic or repetitive manipulations of the patient.

WARNING: Ensure there is no risk of crushing or entrapment to the patient, other personnel, stretcher

components, or other objects when using the stretcher.

WARNING: Do not position the stretcher under any object.

WARNING: Residual current devices (RCD) are not supplied as standard with the stretcher. Consult with your

Biomedical Engineer/advisor concerning your RCD requirements.

WARNING: The stretcher is intended to support one patient at a time only.

WARNING: Do not connect the power cord if the plug or cord insulation is damaged. The power cord must be

replaced. However, the stretcher can still operate on battery.

WARNING: The safe working load of the stretcher is 250kg (this includes the mass of the patient mattress and

any accessories).

WARNING: Do not allow people to sit on the backrest or legraise when it is in the raised position.

WARNING: Follow the cleaning and disinfection instructions.

Summary of Contents for M9

Page 1: ...TECHNICAL SERVICE MANUAL M 9 TRANSFER ...

Page 2: ...Wright Limited Copyright Howard Wright Limited 2014 This product shall be accepted and used in accordance with AS NZS 3551 and AS NZS 3003 or national requirements outside NZ AUS NOTE Read the M9 Transfer Instructions For Use M999 19 prior to operating and servicing this product NOTE See Amendments page for products manufactured before June 2015 17 Paraite Road Bell Block PO Box 2786 PO Box 3003 F...

Page 3: ...et 16 Fuse 17 Battery 18 Control box CB16 19 Horizontal side rail Gas strut assembly replacement 20 Backrest actuator 21 Kneebreak actuator 23 Hi Lo lift actuator 24 Backrest 26 Head end elevator 27 Foot end elevator 29 Castors 31 Castor adjustment 33 Earth cables 34 8 CONTROL SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING 36 9 EARTH CABLES AND ELECTRICAL SPARES 38 10 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT 39 11 BOGIE ELEVATORS 40 12 TRANSFER...

Page 4: ...2 Technical Service Manual M9 Transfer Stretcher M999 29 Version 11 June 2021 CONTENTS 15 MISCELLANEOUS 46 16 LABELS 50 17 SIDERAILS 51 18 AMENDMENTS 53 ...

Page 5: ...ht of 15kg The M9 Stretchers may accommodate one patient up to a weight not exceeding 250kg including mass of mattress and accessories 1 3 TECHNICAL SUMMARY 1 3 1 VERSIONS Two versions of the M9 Transfer stretcher are available M9 Transfer 4 section patient platform M9 Transfer 2 section patient platform This stretcher is supplied with electric operation only Various options and accessories are av...

Page 6: ... The stretcher is only intended for use in these environments NOTE This includes use in nursing homes rehabilitation and geriatric facilities 1 5 SAFE WORKING LOAD SWL Maximum patient weight SWL minus weight of accessories 1 x O2 cylinder 12 kg 1 x IV pole 1 2 kg 1 x PH pole 6 1 kg 1 x Mattress 12 kg 30 kg MAXIMUM PATIENT WEIGHT SWL 30 kg MAXIMUM SWL 220 kg COMPACT V C WARD WARD COMPACT t n e v e ...

Page 7: ...cal Service Manual before servicing this stretcher WARNING If the stretcher is found to have sustained any damage it must be removed from use immediately WARNING Adhere to the hospitals risk management policy when placing a patient on the stretcher WARNING Leave the stretcher in its lowest position when the patient is unattended WARNING Do not use the stretcher for cyclic or repetitive manipulatio...

Page 8: ...G Do not transport patients where the stretcher may become unstable For example inclines over 10 degrees WARNING When routing cables from other equipment onto the stretcher take precaution to avoid the cables being squeezed between stretcher components WARNING Always handle the power cord with care and keep it clear of any moving parts WARNING Ensure the power cord and plug are always accessible W...

Page 9: ...nt colour Keep clear during backrest CPR operation t n e v e r p o t n o i t c n u f t u o k c o l e s U e h t f o t n e m e v o m d e d n e t n i n u IPX4 MD EC REP Advena Limited Tower Business Centre 2nd Flr Tower Street Swatar BKR 4013 Malta Advena Ltd Pure Offices Plato Close Warwick CV34 6WE United Kingdom UK Responsible Person 3 1 ABBREVIATIONS Number Inches ABS Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styr...

Page 10: ...pment Read and understand the instructions for use IFU before using the stretcher Power Input Input current maximum supply voltage range supply frequency range Alternating current Mode The stretcher is intended for intermittent operation The ratio of the operating time to the sum of the operating time and ensuing time should not exceed that specified MODEL Reference code model DATE Date of manufac...

Page 11: ...all orders Howard Wright Limited reserves the right to alter prices without notice ORDERING When ordering please give the following information 1 Part number and part description 2 Model MODEL Date of manufacture DATE and serial number SN This information is recorded on the serial number label located at the left side of the foot end of deck frame MEASUREMENTS All measurements are in millimetres m...

Page 12: ...rew Philips Countersink CSK Machine Screw Button Socket SKT Screw Set Screw Bolt SKT Cap Screw Pan Square Teks Self Drill Screw Self Tap Screw Square Drive SQDR Surefix Nyloc Nut Circlip External Flat Washer Internal Lock Washer Spring Washer Tension Pin Split Pin Cotter Pin Spacer Bush Flanged Bush Socket Set Screw ...

Page 13: ...ported by an extensive network of authorised service dealers These service dealers are trained by Howard Wright Limited For contact details of your nearest service dealer please contact Howard Wright Limited or visit our website howardwrightcares com 6 3 1 HWL CONTACT DETAILS Howard Wright Limited is the manufacturer Name Address 6 3 2 STRETCHER INFORMATION When making service or repair enquiries ...

Page 14: ...Control Box Using the handset press and hold down the top two buttons BACKREST UP AND BACKREST DOWN When the stretcher stops moving and the beeping stops the control box is initialised Control box initialisation will be required in the following situations Control box replacement Actuator replacement Re programming of control box Following the reset of a control box 6 6 M9 TRANSFER STRETCHER USER ...

Page 15: ...Check that the backrest lowers when force is applied to it Check that the CPR knob automatically returns to the normal position when it is released e Bed ends Check that the bed end can be removed and reinstalled If jamming occurs clean the bed end sockets and bed end pegs and add a small amount of Vaseline petroleum jelly or food grade grease to the sockets f Fold Down Handles Check that both han...

Page 16: ...adjustable PH handle option Check the blanket cradle for damage Check the oxygen cylinder carrier for damage Check the fit of the carrier in an accessory socket Check the drainage bag hook rail for damage Check the urine bottle carrier for damage Check the monitor tray for damage Check that the strap is free from cuts and abrasions and that the buckle is in working order Check the over bed table f...

Page 17: ...d away from moving parts WARNING Ensure a portable appliance test is conducted after the power cord is replaced WARNING Ensure the power cord is disconnected from the mains supply before servicing WARNING Power supply is only to be replaced by service personnel Procedure 1 Raise the deck to the maximum height position and apply castor brakes 2 Remove power cord from cable block 3 Remove cable ties...

Page 18: ...e plugs into port A of the control box Procedure 1 Raise the deck to the maximum height position and apply castor brakes 2 Unplug the power cord from the mains supply 3 Using a 5mm hex key remove the cable block securing the handset cable to the deck HE 4 Cut cable tie securing the handset cable 5 Remove the control box cable clip and unplug the handset cable from port A 6 Reverse the procedure to...

Page 19: ...ly to be replaced by service personnel Procedure 1 Raise the deck to the maximum height position and apply castor brakes 2 Unplug the power cord from the mains supply 3 Using a T20 Torx screwdriver remove the four screws from the cover Lift off the cover and set aside 4 Remove fuse holder from the plastic slots 5 Remove the fuse from the plastic holder by pressing the holder together and twisting ...

Page 20: ...ther Procedure 1 Raise the deck to the maximum height position and apply castor brakes 2 Unplug the power cord from the mains supply 3 Using a T20 Torx screwdriver remove the four screws from the battery cover Lift off the battery cover and set aside 4 Lift out both batteries as a pair 5 Disconnect the spade terminals on the batteries 6 Connect the new batteries identically to the old set 7 Fit th...

Page 21: ... plate 4 With a 7mm spanner disconnect the earth cables from the earth stud on the control box Keep washer for reassembly 5 Remove the power cord plug from the control box by pushing in the retaining clips with a small flat blade screwdriver and pulling power cord The retaining clips are two red pins on either side of the plug port 6 Remove the control box cable clip and unplug all the cables keep...

Page 22: ...stor brakes 2 Raise the side rail to the upright position 3 Using a strap B secure the side rail in the upright position 4 Using a small flat blade screwdriver pry out the plastic tab D covering the grub screw see Figure 4 5 Using a 4mm hex key loosen the grub screw E slightly The grub screw is used to lock the gas strut from rotating 6 Using a 6mm hex key remove the cap screw F securing the foot ...

Page 23: ...Procedure 1 Raise the deck to the maximum height position ensure the deck is flat and apply castor brakes 2 Unplug the stretcher from the mains supply NOTE Raise siderail for access 3 Using a 4mm hex key remove the two m6x8 button head capscrews attaching the cover panel to the deck NOTE For pre June 2015 Models remove plug locator securing the cable plug to the actuator 4 Using a small flat blade...

Page 24: ...ing a small flat blade screwdriver slide off the quick release cover B see Figure 6 8 Carefully remove the wire cable from the quick release mechanism 9 Reverse the procedure to install the new backrest actuator see warning above 10 Plug the power cord into the mains supply Verify all stretcher functions are working correctly before returning to service see warning above BACKREST ACTUATOR continue...

Page 25: ... maximum height position ensure the deck is flat and apply castor brakes 2 Unplug the stretcher from the mains supply NOTE For pre June 2015 Models remove plug locator securing the cable plug to the actuator 3 Using a 5mm hex key and a 13mm spanner disconnect the actuator by removing the two shoulder bolts holding the actuator at either end NOTE Raise siderail for access to actuator 4 Reverse the ...

Page 26: ...ly supported WARNING Ensure all shoulder bolts are securely fitted with new nyloc nuts Procedure 1 Raise the deck to the maximum height position Ensure the deck is flat and apply castor brakes 2 Unplug the stretcher from the main mains supply 3 Remove the plastic bogie cover and set aside NOTE If the failed actuator does not allow the deck to be raised or lowered then the stretcher can be carefull...

Page 27: ...ds 8 Reverse the procedure to install the new HI LO lift actuator see warning above 9 Plug the power cord into the mains supply 10 Perform control box reset procedure See Instructions For Use or See Control System Troubleshooting Table on page 36 11 Verify all stretcher functions are working correctly before returning to service HI LO LIFT ACTUATOR continued 7 SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS Figure 9 Castor ...

Page 28: ...nnect the earth cable attached to the underside of the backrest 5 Using a small flat blade screwdriver remove the gas strut attached to the backrest mount arm by prying the retaining clip away from the ball end C See Detail B 6 Using a 5mm hex key and a 13mm spanner remove the shoulder bolt that attaches the actuator to the back rest mount arm D Allow the actuator to hang free 7 Using a 5mm hex ke...

Page 29: ...on The head end elevator is located at the head end HE of the stretcher connecting the deck to the bogie see Figure 11 WARNING Once both the stabiliser bars are disconnected the deck is free to move horizontally and could slip out of the channels WARNING When re securing the cables to the elevator do not overtighten Allow some slack around the pivots and moving points WARNING Do not attempt to per...

Page 30: ...ve the four M10x50 cap screws F from the pivot block tops G either side of the elevator axle see Detail E 10 Lift off the pivot block tops G and bush halves H and set components aside 11 Lift the elevator out of the pivot block bottom and slide out of deck channels 12 Prepare replacement head end elevator for assembly i Pull off the two roller bushes J from the existing elevator see Figure 11 ii G...

Page 31: ...he foot end FE of the stretcher connecting the deck to the bogie see Figure 12 CAUTION When reattaching the earth cable care should be taken to ensure correct orientation WARNING Do not attempt to perform any servicing unless the deck is fully supported Procedure 1 Raise the deck to the maximum height position Ensure the deck is flat and apply castor brakes 2 Lower the deck until all the HI LO act...

Page 32: ...nt foot end elevator for assembly i Pull off the two roller bushes F from the existing elevator see Figure 12 ii Grease the inside of the roller bushes and slide onto the replacement elevator iii Apply the adhesive onto the new end plugs G and hammer into either side of the replacement elevator axle iv Grease the area where the elevator axle is to sit inside the pivot block mounts v Grease deck ch...

Page 33: ...at the corners of the bogie Procedure 1 Raise the stretcher to the maximum height position and apply the brake 2 Using a scissor jack or equivalent lift one end of the stretcher so that the castor can be extracted 3 See Detail A Figure 14 Using a 3mm hex key loosen the grub screw A securing the castor pedal B onto the hex brake rod E Remove castor pedals and set aside Push the hex brake rod out fa...

Page 34: ...assemble Crank brake mechanism with hex key C towards foot end as shown in Figure 15 If castor is braked then pintle is in correct orientation Install in this orientation If the castor is freewheeling then turn pintle 180 and again crank brake mechanism with hex key towards foot end Castor should be braked install in this orientation 2 Finish installing the new castor by reversing the procedure fr...

Page 35: ... position brake pedal horizontal 2 Using a scissor jack or equivalent lift one end of the bed so that the castor can be accessed 3 Insert 4mm Hex key into hole as shown A Figure 16 4 Carefully adjust caster until a slight clicking noise is heard when rotating the wheel then wind clockwise 1 2 turn to finish adjustment NOTE To adjust braking gears apart rotate the hex key Clockwise as shown in Figu...

Page 36: ...abling is clear of any sharp edges CAUTION When reattaching the earth cable care should be taken to ensure correct orientation Procedure 1 Raise the deck to the maximum height position and apply castor brakes 2 Unplug the power cord from the mains supply 3 If necessary remove the plastic bogie cover and set aside 4 If replacing an earth cable connected to the control box i Using a 5mm hex key remo...

Page 37: ...entation 1 Conduct a PAT test on the stretcher 2 Plug the power cord into the mains supply Verify all stretcher functions are working correctly before returning to service Figure 18 Control box to deck Figure 19 Bogie to elevators on each elevator Figure 20 Elevator to Deck Figure 21 Backrest to seat section x1 Seat section to knee break x1 Knee break to Lower leg raise x1 ...

Page 38: ...een LED on control box If LED does not illuminate then replace control box High low actuators have lost position and software has halted operation Press any handset button and observe any movement listen for single beep in control box Reset the control box 1 Using the hand set press and hold both the DECK UP and DECK DOWN buttons simultaneously Stretcher will beep 10 times When beeping stops contr...

Page 39: ... kneebreak If the backrest and kneebreak oper ate then it is likely a problem with the high low actuators or high low actuator cables Replace each high low actuator one at a time to determine which actuator has failed If the problem is still present then replace the high low actuator cables If the problem is still present then replace the control box Bed will function but not under load Battery ch...

Page 40: ...220mm EARTH CABLE SEAT TO KNEEBREAK M710 08 220mm EARTH CABLE BOGIE TO ELEVATORS M710 08 220mm EARTH CABLE BOGIE TO ELEVATORS M710 08 220mm EARTH CABLE KNEEBREAK TO LOWER LEGRAISE M710 07 120mm EARTH CABLE CONTROL BOX TO DECK M710 07 120mm EARTH CABLE HANDSET HOOK 3 4 FUNCTION LOCKOUT ELRM9709 ACH HANDSET HOOK ELRM9710 BATTERY KIT FOR CB12 CB16 ELRM510 HANDSET HOOK 4 FUNCTION BACKLIT ELRM9708 ...

Page 41: ...le ELRM9909 HI LO ACTUATOR ELRM9603 FOOT END HI LO ACTUATOR ELRM9603 HEAD END PORT PLUG ELRM9954 TRILOBULAR TORX SCREW NBRM3737 CABLE GROMMET 3 2 PLRM14 PLUG LOCATOR LA31 PLRM15 CABLE CLIP 3 CORE PLRM16 PUSH IN CABLE TIE FXRM91 1 CONDUIT M910 33 CONDUIT M910 24 HANDSET 3 FUNCTION ELRM9705 CONDUIT M910 32 SCO LOCKING RING ELRM9913 ACH HANDSET ELRM9914 HANDSET 4 FUNCTION ELRM9702 backlit PORT PLUG E...

Page 42: ...40 Technical Service Manual M9 Transfer Stretcher M999 29 Version 11 June 2021 11 BOGIE ELEVATORS 33 9 16 25 8 27 5 11 15 13 1 29 19 30 3 24 28 2 23 4 22 10 17 7 26 31 18 21 20 12 6 14 ...

Page 43: ... N A TRANSMISSION ROD ASSY LOW HEIGHT 1 See page 46 22 NBRM74 D10x30 M8 SKT SHLDR BOLT ZP 2 23 NBRM76 D10x40 M8 SKT SHLDR BOLT ZP 2 24 NBRM205 M6x10 KNURLED CUP GRUB SCREW 4 25 NBRM260 M5x12 SKT CAPSCREW SS 2 26 NBRM287 M10x50 SKT CAPSCREW ZP 8 27 NBRM483 M8 NYLOC NUT ZP 4 28 NBRM2695 M6x8 SKT CAPSCREW ZP 4 29 NBRM3701 8x1 2 PAN SQ2 SELFTAP SS 6 30 NBRM3731 10 16x20 PAN SQ TEKS HARD SS 2 31 NBRM37...

Page 44: ...ervice Manual M9 Transfer Stretcher M999 29 Version 11 June 2021 12 TRANSFER DECK COMPLETE 20 21 19 27 24 25 6 26 11 18 10 7 34 23 28 35 36 13 37 36 4 1 2 5 34 12 16 31 22 9 33 36 2 30 39 28 14 15 31 16 17 29 3 32 8 ...

Page 45: ...MPLETE 1 See page 44 20 N A BACKREST COMPLETE STRETCHER 1 See page 44 21 N A KNEE BREAK LEG RAISE COMPLETE 1 See page 45 22 N A 90mm FOOT END BUFFER GREY 2 See page 49 23 N A DECK STOP COMPLETE 4 See page 45 24 N A 90mm HEAD END BUFFER GREY 2 See page 49 25 N A BACKREST QR COMPLETE 1 See page 49 26 N A UNIVERSAL MOUNT RAIL AND CONTROL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 See page 47 27 N A PUSH BAR ASSEMBLY 1 See page ...

Page 46: ...OT HINGE FEMALE 4 2 M704 933 HINGE BUSH 4 3 M904 12 SEAT SECTION ASSY M9 TRANSFER 1 4 NBRM270 M6x12 SKT CAPSCREW ZP 8 5 NBRM4032 M8x12 BUTTON SKT SCREW SS304 4 6 WARM51 M6 INTERNAL LOCK WASHER 8 SEAT SECTION COMPLETE 1 3 2 1 3 BACKREST COMPLETE ITEM NO PART NO DESCRIPTION QTY 1 M704 931 PIVOT HINGE MALE 2 2 M905 11 BACKREST ASSEMBLY M9 TRANSFER 3ED 1 3 NBRM4032 M8x12 BUTTON SKT SCREW SS304 2 ...

Page 47: ...O 1 EC104 2 EC104 3 NBRM ITEM NO PART NO DESCRIPTION QTY 1 EC1040 CABLE BLOCK A 1 2 EC1040 CABLE BLOCK B 1 3 NBRM2731 M6x25 SKT CAPSCREW ZP 2 CABLE BLOCK ASSEMBLY 7 2 5 5 1 1 1 3 7 6 4 LEG SECTION ASSEMBLY COMPLETE ITEM NO PART NO DESCRIPTION QTY 1 M704 931 PIVOT HINGE MALE 6 2 M704 933 HINGE BUSH 2 3 M706 75 LEGRAISE SLIDE BLOCK STRETCHER 2 4 M906 07 LEGRAISE ASSY M9 TRANSFER 1 5 M906 12 KNEE BRE...

Page 48: ... 44 ELEVATOR LINK LOW HEIGHT 1 3 NBRM2849 M10x20 SKT CAPSCREW ZP 1 4 NBRM900 FLANGED PIVOT BOLT D24 x d15 M10 1 5 WARM301 D21M10x1 6mm FLAT WASHER SS304 1 6 WARM864 D23d16x1 0mm WASHER NYLON 6 2 STABILISER LINK ASSEMBLY 8 5 1 6 7 4 2 3 9 ITEM NO PART NO DESCRIPTION QTY 1 ELRM9510 CB16 CONTROL BOX 1 2 M728 22 CORD HOLDER 1 3 M904 69 CONTROL BOX MOUNT PLATE M9 TRANSFER 1 4 M904 78 D12d10 COVER CAP G...

Page 49: ...R 1 3 M930 48 LABEL CLASS 1 MEDICAL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 1 4 M946 10 ACCESSORY MOUNT RAIL 1 5 M946 11 ACCESSORY MOUNT RAIL POST 2 6 M946 13 ACC MOUNT RAIL BAR M9 STRETCHER 2 7 NBRM280 M8x20 SKT CAPSCREW ZP 4 8 NBRM3130 M8x70 CSK SKT SCREW ZP 2 9 NBRM3731 10 16x20 PAN SQ TEKS HARD SS 1 10 NBRM481 M5 NYLOC NUT ZP 4 11 WARM221 D10M5x1 0 FLAT WASHER ZP 4 ACCESSORY MOUNT RAIL CONTROL BOX ASSEMBLY 15 MI...

Page 50: ...KE TRANSMISSION LEVER 1 6 M801 60 CASTOR INSERT 2 7 M822 49 WHEEL NUT MALE 1 8 M822 50 WHEEL NUT FEMALE 1 9 M922 20 5TH WHEEL MOUNT PLATE M9 1 10 M922 21 5TH WHEEL ROTARY MOUNT M9 1 11 M922 22 5TH WHEEL SWING ARM M9 1 12 M922 26 5TH WHEEL LOCKING PIN M9 1 13 M922 27 5TH WHEEL ACTUATION ROD M9 1 14 M922 29 5TH WHEEL GAS STRUT TRUNION M9 1 15 NBRM3340 M10x20 CSK SKT SCREW SS 4 16 NBRM902 FLANGED PIV...

Page 51: ...TY 1 EC0430 BUFFER WASHER D60d44x1 5 1 2 EC04313 BUFFER 90 GREY 1 3 FXRM775 DIN471 42mm EXT CIRCLIP Elison 1 4 M704 32 FOOT END CORNER INSERT 1 90MM FOOT END BUFFER GREY 15 MISCELLANEOUS 2 6 3 7 1 5 4 QUICK RELEASE ASSEMBLY ITEM NO PART NO DESCRIPTION QTY 1 FXRM73 10mm E CLIP DIN6799 BLACK 2 2 M705 43 QR TORSION SPRING 1 3 M905 02 QUICK RELEASE ASSY M9 TRANSFER 1 4 M905 100 QUICK RELEASE STOP PLAT...

Page 52: ...3 4 5 1 6 ITEM NO PART NO DESCRIPTION QTY 1 M908 42 PUSH HANDLE OVERMOLDED M9 STRETCHER 2 2 M908 43 PUSH HANDLE BASE M9 STRETCHER 2 3 M908 44 PUSH HANDLE PIN M9 STRETCHER 2 4 M908 46 COLLAR M9 STRETCHER 2 5 NBRM2589 SHCS M4x6 SS 2 6 NBRM270 M6x12 SKT CAPSCREW ZP 4 PUSHBAR ASSEMBLY M908 02 M9 TRANSFER BED END ...

Page 53: ...SFER Control Box Service Do not use in oxygen rich environments Class 1 Medical Electrical Equipment Use lock out function to prevent unintended movement of the mattress support platform Protective earth conductor is fitted to the fixed wiring Ensure that the power and handset cords are positioned so they cannot become damaged during bed adjustment Keep plugged in whenever possible Power Input Max...

Page 54: ... 11 M941 12 GAS STRUT LATCH ASSY LEFT 3ED 1 12 M941 20 SIDERAIL UPRIGHT ASSY FE LEFT 3ED 1 13 M941 22 SIDERAIL UPRIGHT ASSY HE LEFT 3ED 1 14 M941 32 SIDERAIL LOWER RAIL ASSY LEFT M9 STRETCHER 1 15 M941 34 SIDERAIL TUBE M9 STRETCHER 3 16 M941 401 BUFFER RAIL COOL GREY 2 17 NBRM218 M8x6 SET SCREW 1 18 NBRM276 M6x40 SKT CAPSCREW ZP 1 19 NBRM5040 8 x 3 4 CSK SQ SS WOOD SCREW 14 M941 031 HORIZONTAL SID...

Page 55: ...1 M941 13 GAS STRUT LATCH ASSY RIGHT 3ED 1 12 M941 21 SIDERAIL UPRIGHT ASSY FE RIGHT 3ED 1 13 M941 23 SIDERAIL UPRIGHT ASSY HE RIGHT 3ED 1 14 M941 33 SIDERAIL LOWER RAIL ASSY RIGHT M9 STRETCHER 1 15 M941 34 SIDERAIL TUBE M9 STRETCHER 3 16 M941 401 BUFFER RAIL COOL GREY 2 17 NBRM218 M8x6 SET SCREW 1 18 NBRM276 M6x40 SKT CAPSCREW ZP 1 19 NBRM5040 8 x 3 4 CSK SQ SS WOOD SCREW 14 M941 041 HORIZONTAL S...

Page 56: ...Jul 2016 Reset Procedure updated siderail buffer tubes added Linea castor adjustment added Jul 2018 Siderails updated with buffer rail Jan 2019 ACH option added Electrical circuit updated Deck drawing updated M741 30 replaces M741 58 siderail Mar 2019 EC REP updated Jun 2020 ELRM9807 replaced with ELRM9808 Power cord holder added Annual service checks added Jun 2021 MDR updates Castor spare parts ...

Page 57: ...ABLE NZ AUSTRALIA ELRM9407 HANDSET 4 FUNCTION ELRM9701 CONTROL BOX ELRM9510 1900mm Mini fit cable ELRM99091 1900mm Mini fit cable ELRM99091 1900mm Mini fit cable ELRM99091 1900mm Mini fit cable ELRM99091 HI LO ACTUATOR ELRM9603 HI LO ACTUATOR ELRM9603 RCD MAINS CABLE NZ AUSTRALIA ELRM9406 PORT PLUG ELRM9954 TRILOBULAR TORX SCREW NBRM3737 CABLE GROMMET 3 2 PLRM14 PLUG LOCATOR LA31 PLRM15 CABLE CLIP...

Page 58: ...ical Service Manual M9 Transfer Stretcher M999 29 Version 11 June 2021 18 AMENDMENTS 15 16 14 22 19 20 8 21 7 13 6 9 28 18 23 26 24 11 29 24 3 1 2 4 28 10 12 27 17 5 25 24 2 PRE JUNE 2015 TRANSFER DECK COMPLETE ...

Page 59: ...POLE FOLD DOWN M9 STRETCHER 1 12 M928 20 IV POLE SADDLE M9 STRETCHER 1 13 N A SEAT SECTION COMPLETE 1 14 N A BACKREST COMPLETE STRETCHER 1 15 N A KNEE BREAK LEG RAISE COMPLETE 1 16 N A 90mm FOOT END BUFFER GREY 2 17 N A DECK STOP COMPLETE 4 18 N A 90mm HEAD END BUFFER GREY 2 19 N A BACKREST QR COMPLETE 1 20 N A M9 TRANSFER MEDI RAIL AND CONTROL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 21 N A CABLE BLOCK ASSEMBLY 2 22 N A P...

Page 60: ...BACKREST ASSEMBLY M9 TRANSFER 1 3 NBRM4032 M8x12 BUTTON SKT SCREW SS304 2 BACKREST COMPLETE 7 2 5 5 1 1 1 3 7 6 4 ITEM NO PART NO DESCRIPTION QTY 1 M704 931 PIVOT HINGE MALE 6 2 M704 933 HINGE BUSH 2 3 M706 75 LEGRAISE SLIDE BLOCK STRETCHER 2 4 M906 07 LEGRAISE ASSY M9 TRANSFER 1 5 M906 08 KNEE BREAK ASSY M9 TRANSFER 1 6 NBRM3731 10 16x20 PAN SQ TEKS HARD SS 4 7 NBRM4032 M8x12 BUTTON SKT SCREW SS3...

Page 61: ... 10mm E CLIP DIN6799 BLACK 2 2 M705 43 QR TORSION SPRING 1 3 M905 02 QUICK RELEASE ASSY M9 TRANSFER 1 4 M705 52 BACKREST QR STOP PLATE STRETCHER 1 5 M707 04 QR CABLE ASSY STRETCHER 1 6 NBRM270 M6x12 SKT CAPSCREW ZP 3 7 PLRM545 M12 KNOB CPR RED 2 8 WARM25 D12 5M6x1 2mm FLAT WASHER ZP 2 QUICK RELEASE ASSEMBLY PRE JUNE 2015 TRANSFER QUICK RELEASE ASSEMBLY ...

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