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HFL-300/400 User Manual 

    

 

   

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Assisted Operation – Wheelchair Transfer: 

 

The HFL is designed for the seat to stop in the up position, twenty-one inches from the floor. This 
height  exceeds  standard  wheelchair  seat  height  to  allow  for  a  gravity  assisted  transfer.  NOTE: 
Most wheelchairs will roll right up to the HFL’s seat on the most convenient side.   

 

1.

 

Use one of the previously described procedures to recover the fallen person from the floor.  

2.

 

Once the fallen person has been recovered and is seated on the HFL with the seat in its fully raised 
position, determine which side is preferred for the transfer and place the wheelchair as close as 
possible to the HFL’s seat.              

3.

 

Engage the brakes on the wheelchair.   

 

BEFORE TRANSFERING ANYONE FROM THE HFL TO A WHEEL CHAIR, ALWAYS 
ENSURE THE BRAKES ON THE WHEELCHAIR ARE FULLY ENGAGED! 

 

4.

 

Either raise the rise assist handle on the appropriate side and swing it rearward, or remove it 
completely by removing the locking pin at the bottom of the handle then lifting the handle 
upward. NOTE: If you remove the rise assist handle, temporarily place the handle and locking pin 
in a safe location (where they will not interfere with the transfer).
 

5.

 

Using the wired remote, position the IndeeLift’s seat to be approximately one to two inches higher 
than the wheelchair’s seat. This allows for a gravity-assisted transfer.

 

6.

 

Place the wired remote on the HFL’s upper handle then have the recovered person grasp the far 
handle of the wheelchair and assist them if needed as they scoot themselves from the HFL’s seat 
to a fully seated position on the wheelchair. 

 

7.

 

Once the recovered person is safely in the wheelchair, disengage the wheelchair’s brakes 
and move them away from the HFL

      

 

Before returning the HFL to its stored location, don’t forget to either swing the rise 
assist handle back into position or – if you removed the handle -- replace it on the 
appropriate side and secure it back in place with the locking pin.  As previously 
described, lower the HFL’s seat to a height of between six to eight inches from the 
floor, (for easy transport back to its stored location).  

 

 

Summary of Contents for HFL-300

Page 1: ...HFL 300 HFL 400 300 lb Capacity 400 lb Capacity HFL 300 400 USER S MANUAL INDEELIFT INC 5143 Tesla Road Livermore CA 94550 USA 844 700 5438 www indeelift com...

Page 2: ...erview 2 Features Functionality 3 Component Identification 4 Preparing the HFL 300 400 for Use 5 Charging the Battery 6 Operation 7 Self Operation 7 Assisted Operation Standard Lift 8 Assisted Operati...

Page 3: ...Appendix A for more information on the D units Overview This manual covers the HFL 300 and HFL 400 consumer models which are designed for use in the home and small businesses such as hospices They pr...

Page 4: ...allowing the user or a helper to operate the lift The wired remote has graphics indicating the up and down functionality The wired remote is stored on the HFL s handles with the hanger clip Adjustabl...

Page 5: ...nctionality The wired remote is generally stored on the HFL s handles with the hanger clip Note If intended for self operation the wired remote should be stored on one of the rise assist handles see S...

Page 6: ...king carton with the heavy end down Open the box and remove the foam and cardboard shipping reinforcement inserts Remove the box containing the wheel components and the AC power cord NOTE The D units...

Page 7: ...e battery ischarging After an initial charge of up to eight hours the battery is fully charged and the orange LED on the battery stops flashing 4 Once the unit is fully charged disconnect the power co...

Page 8: ...3 Once fully seated in the center and to the rear of the HFL s seat press the up button on the wired remote The motor engages and smoothly raises the seat to a height of 21 then automatically stops N...

Page 9: ...rson s buttocks as possible 3 Have the fallen person scoot themselves backwards into the mounting ramp seat assisting them if needed NOTE If the fallen person has difficulty scooting backwards onto th...

Page 10: ...eeded assist the person to be positioned in the center of the seat as far back on the seat as possible with their back resting on the HFL s vertical frame 5 Once the fallen person is fully seated in t...

Page 11: ...it completely by removing the locking pin at the bottom of the handle then lifting the handle upward NOTE If you remove the rise assist handle temporarily place the handle and locking pin in a safe l...

Page 12: ...ber purchase date and a detailed description of the problem Warranty Information Contact IndeeLift Customer Care toll free at 844 700 LIFT 5438 IndeeLift Inc warrants to the original purchaser that th...

Page 13: ...300 B HFL 400 Safe Working Load 300 lbs 400 lbs Maximum Length 21 21 Maximum Height 50 50 External Width 15 15 Maximum Seat Height 21 21 Wheels 5 5 Total Weight 63 lbs 65 lbs Lithium Ion Battery Pack...

Page 14: ...the lift as needed The anchor points and belt assemblies are for use when lifting an individual who is non ambulatory has minimal upper and lower body strength or has a condition that causes significa...

Page 15: ...the circumstances you may choose to use the waist belt only The anchor points and belt assemblies also allow for additional configurations such as crossing the chest of the person being lifted by att...

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