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Using the lift
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3
5
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Important! If the buttons on the
hand control or control panel
are used to feed the belt back
into the lift, the belt must be kept taut
until the entire belt has been fed in.
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Important! Do not turn the
lever unless both belts are
connected to their respective rail
rollers. The lever (10) must always
point towards the belt that the lift is
suspended from or is to be transferred
over to! When the lift is suspended
from only one of the lift belts and the
lever (10) is turned over to the free
belt, the loaded belt will be released if
you physically raise the lift. This can
result in the lift falling, which may be
dangerous. Turn the lever (10) back
immediately to the loaded belt to
avoid unintentional disconnection!
Press the Up button on the hand
control or control panel on the lift to
lift the patient. Press the Down but-
ton on the hand control or control
panel to lower the patient. Pressing
the button activates a soft start,
and releasing it causes a soft stop.
The direction of the lever (10)
determines which belt is engaged
and which is active. If the lever
(10) is pointing towards the leg
hook (5) the belt nearest the leg
hook (3) is active. If the lever
(10) is pointing towards the teles-
copic bar (4) the belt nearest the
telescopic bar (2) is active.
Set the telescopic bar (4) to the
prescribed position. Ensure that
the bar hooks are in the same
position on both sides. Place the
patient in the prescribed sling
according to the sling instructions
and hang the sling in the hooks on
the telescopic bar and in the leg
hook (5). Check that the sling’s
lifting straps are properly anchored
in all hooks.
Description
The General A portable overhead lift with room-to-room functionality provides you with a unique ability to move a patient safely and easily from one room
to another or from one rail system to another. The lift has two belts, both of which are connected to the rail during a transfer, allowing the transfer to take
place horizontally. The transfer takes place in one operation, which means that both the patient and caregiver avoid exposure to unnecessary strain
during lifting and moving. The lift is used for lifting and moving a patient, for example to or from a bed, wheelchair or toilet or from the floor. The apparatus
can also be used for walking training, and with the help of some accessories, for balance training and weighing.
Quick Reference Guide
– Roomer S
Part no:
North America: 55300-NA
Europe: 55300-EU
Australia: 55300-AU
Great Britain: 55300-GB
Japan: 55300-JP
Hand control
Lift belt
(bar side)
Lift belt (leg hook side)
Telescopic
bar
Leg hook
Secondary control
panel
Emergency lowering button
Indicator
Emergency stop
Lever (room-to-room
transfer)
Helpful Troubleshooting Tips!
The lift will not work while plugged in and/or if emergency stop is engaged
