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English

Oxford

®

Dipper

Statement of Intended Use:

The Oxford Dipper is a hydraulically operated patient lift intended for use in swimming pools and 
similar facilities. The Dipper has a seat or a sling option. Each lift is fully assembled, load tested 
and certified before being partially dismantled for packing. The packing consists of a strong, 
purpose built carton and is used for both export and domestic markets to ensure the safe arrival 
of the lift. 
The intended use of this lifting device is to transfer an individual from a poolside or similar into a 
pool or a vessel in the water.
The Oxford Dipper is suitable for patients in the SITTING, SITTING/RECUMBENT and 
RECUMBENT positions.

The CE mark:  

 

The Oxford Dipper Lift carries the CE mark and complies with  

   

 

the following EC directive:

   

 

• Medical Device Directive (93/42/EEC)

Expected Service Life:

The Oxford Dipper lift is designed and tested for a minimum service life of five (5) years, subject 
to the use, maintenance, testing and cleaning procedures stated in this manual.
Due to the hostile environments this product operates in, the maximum service life is set at 
seven (7) years. Use beyond this period may compromise both client and carer safety.
In order to ensure your Oxford Dipper remains in a safe and serviceable condition, it is 
imperative the daily checks, cleaning procedures and six monthly inspections and maximum 
safe working load tests detailed in this manual are adhered to. 

WARNING

Onset of issues can occur rapidly in units older than seven (7) years and may not be 

externally visible. Joerns Healthcare strongly recommends load testing for the Oxford 

Dipper is carried out at each and every six (6) monthly LOLER inspection due to the 

hostile environment in which it resides and operates. The humid and corrosive nature 

of pool-side locations can lead to product deficiencies that may otherwise remain 

undetected. 

This will ensure that any deterioration liable to compromise the safety of users is detected and 
remedied in good time. 
Use other than in accordance with these instructions may compromise service life.

Summary of Contents for OXFORD DIPPER

Page 1: ...User Instruction Manual Oxford Dipper To avoid injury read user manual prior to use...

Page 2: ...se Socket 7 5 B C Socket Illustration 8 6 Assembly and Commissioning Instructions 9 7 Fitting a Ranger Chair to a Dipper Lift 10 8 Safety Precautions 11 9 Operating Instructions 13 10 Daily Check List...

Page 3: ...ish Oxford Dipper 1 Oxford Dipper Lift Illustration 360 ROTATION OF MAST 1482 mm 2108 mm 1422 mm 311 mm 230 mm A B Socket 1226 mm BOTTOM OF CHAIR HIGHEST POSN 883mm ABOVE FLOOR LOWEST POSN 914mm BELOW...

Page 4: ...ipper without fully understanding this manual Unauthorised modifications on any Oxford Dipper equipment may affect its safety Joerns Healthcare will not be held responsible for any accidents incidents...

Page 5: ...ubject to the use maintenance testing and cleaning procedures stated in this manual Due to the hostile environments this product operates in the maximum service life is set at seven 7 years Use beyond...

Page 6: ...6 English Oxford Dipper 3 A Socket Fitting...

Page 7: ...diameter core bored into the concrete slab to a depth of 245mm The socket is held firmly in place with a non shrinking cement The construction of the A socket is shown on page 5 When correctly fitted...

Page 8: ...8 English Oxford Dipper 5 B and C Socket Illustration...

Page 9: ...carton taking care to protect the finish from damage 3 Insert the spigot at the base of the mast into the socket The spigot will displace any water in the socket so caution should be exercised to avo...

Page 10: ...ise and check the boom descends NOTE The release valve is fully open and encounters a positive end stop in less than two full turns of the knob DO NOT force the valve past the end stop as this will re...

Page 11: ...ting operations according to the instructions in the user manual NEVER disconnect or bypass a control or safety feature because it seems easier to operate the lift NEVER force an operating or safety c...

Page 12: ...y cautionary or instruction labels that are illegible should be replaced To avoid the risk of injuries attributed to the use of inadequate replacement parts Joerns Healthcare strongly advises and warn...

Page 13: ...yond the upper or lower stops If it is necessary to raise the boom to its maximum highest position once maximum position is reached stop pumping the handle immediately or damage may be caused to the h...

Page 14: ...anger chassis and lower the seat until the chair is reconnected 8 Release the latch from the chair support arm The Ranger seat can now be wheeled away 9 Slings The selected sling is attached to the sp...

Page 15: ...itted is free to rotate CHECK the spreader bar or chair support tube is firmly attached to the boom and the safety latch holding the spreader bar or chair support tube to the boom is engaged and worki...

Page 16: ...T TUBE Confirm the chair support tube is free to rotate but can be prevented from rotating by tightening the support tube clamp screw Confirm correct operation of the safety latch securing the tube to...

Page 17: ...Base of Seat Above Floor Level 914mm C SOCKET Height Boom Lowered 1572mm Height Boom Full Elevation 2258mm Base of Seat Above Floor Level 1033mm Base of Seat Below Floor Level 764mm WEIGHTS Mast Asse...

Page 18: ...g Special requirement slings can be made to customers own specification consult your dealer for details NOTE For detailed fitting instructions please refer to the user guide supplied with each sling W...

Page 19: ...so they can be contacted should any problem arise If you are in any doubt as to where your lift was purchased Joerns Healthcare can trace the supplier if you quote the serial number of the lift All wa...

Page 20: ...d Drakes Broughton Business Park Worcester Road Drakes Broughton Pershore Worcestershire WR10 2AG United Kingdom T 44 0 844 811 1156 F 44 0 844 811 1157 info joerns co uk 2017 Joerns Healthcare 374 10...

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