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OPERATION AND HANDLING OF THE

FUEGO STRETCHER

16

2nd Trendelenburg position

It is achieved by activating the intermediate position lever (red) located on the
right-hand side of the stretcher. This releases the front legs up to a mechanical
stop.

To perform this manoeuvre, apply the brakes on the front wheels and
place them in the position shown in the adhesive, before activating the

red lever at the side.

3rd Countertrendelenburg position

It is positioned by activating the rear control (orange) once until it reaches the first position.

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Summary of Contents for Fuego TG-243

Page 1: ...r del Valles Barcelona Spain TEL FAX 34 937144924 ventas kartsana com www kartsana com INSTRUCTION MANUAL COMPACT STRETCHER Please read the instruction manual before usage and keep them for future reference UNE EN 1865 1789 models TG 243 y TG 244 ...

Page 2: ...OPERATION AND HANDLING OF THE FUEGO STRETCHER 1 ...

Page 3: ... belts on the patient s head and feet 8 2 2 7 Method for fastening the safety belt on the patient s 8 2 2 8 Dismantling assembling the stretcher safety belts 9 Anchoring with a the ring 9 Anchoring with a plate 10 2 2 8 1 Position of the belts 11 2 2 8 1 1 Lateral belts 11 2 2 8 1 2 Head belts 11 2 2 9 Control for operating the stretcher legs 12 2 2 9 1 Rear controls Red knob 12 Blue right 12 Oran...

Page 4: ...ained in great detail The assistance organisation must take charge of teaching all its employees how to use it correctly The product has a warranty of 24 months from the date of delivery to the end user see Warranty Terms and Conditions and the Warranty Certificate which are supplied together with the product The Warranty will not cover the fault if that fault is due to incorrect installation mist...

Page 5: ...es and projecting parts inside the ambulance paying special attention to the areas nearest to the stretcher Make sure that no damage is caused to the areas containing the stretcher mechanisms to prevent them from malfunctioning The stretcher is designed for loading onto a stretcher holder with a maximum height of no more than 630 mm 2 1 Technical characteristics Approximate weight of the stretcher...

Page 6: ... top of the cuff and then pull it to lengthen the cuff as far as it will go To return the cuff to its original position press the top button again and push it as far as it will go in the original position The top adhesive on the part of the stretcher shown in the drawing on the left indicates how to manipulate the cuff in order to extend it 2 2 2 Adjustable reclining head Apply the lever below the...

Page 7: ...OPERATION AND HANDLING OF THE FUEGO STRETCHER 6 Head Head lever ...

Page 8: ...TRETCHER 7 Foldable head zone As shown in the figure the stretcher can be folded in the head zone for manoeuvring it in areas that are difficult to access Press the device shown below and raise the cuffs of the stretcher until it is folded ...

Page 9: ...the stretcher shown in the drawing on the left indicates the red button that must be pressed to adjust the position of the legs Button for adjusting the foot inclination Only for models TG 244 and TG 249 Press button B to change the feet inclination to the required position without changing the inclination of the legs moving it only in the direction shown in the figure below until the required inc...

Page 10: ...sition manually and it will automatically lock into place Bar 2 2 5 Intravenous drip stand The stretcher is provided with one carries whey s placed in the lateral left profile With the trigger A placed in the low part we fix the whole group it carries whey on the lateral profile where it is convenient Loosen the handle B silver we raise the profile of whey in vertical position perpendicular to the...

Page 11: ... weight is indicated on the drip rod by an adhesive like the one shown above 2 2 6 Method for fastening the safety belts on the patient s head and feet Place the clasps C in the position shown in the figure above Pass the male part of the buckle D between the openings C until it is inserted into the female part B Once the assembly is anchored in place centre and tauten the assembly adjusting the t...

Page 12: ...nd insert the latter into the slot in the former Once the assembly is firmly secured centre and tauten it adjusting the tension of the belt at end C It is advisable to ensure that while the patient is on the stretcher he she is secured at all times by the safety belts 2 2 8 Dismantling assembling of the stretcher belts There are two different types of anchoring for the stretcher belts Anchoring wi...

Page 13: ... order fastening the A screws to the B nuts inside the guides of the aluminium plates The lateral belts indicated in paragraph 2 2 8 1 1 are located on the section marked 86 on the exploded view of the stretcher shown on page 21 in the way indicated in the left hand figure at the bottom The head belts indicated in paragraph 2 2 8 1 2 are located in panel marked with the number 9 in the exploded vi...

Page 14: ... 1 1 Lateral belts The belts are positioned at the approximate distances shown in the figure below 2 2 8 1 2 Head belts The belts must be passed through the holes in the head part and secured on the crosspiece of the panel through the rings 09 027 as shown in the following figure Belts Rings ...

Page 15: ...her legs 2 2 9 1 Rear controls Red knob locks unlocks the front and rear legs when they are in the folded position Blue right Folds unfolds the front leg of the cart Orange left Folds unfolds or activates the intermediate positions of the rear leg of the stretcher Orange lever Blue lever ...

Page 16: ...lded position activate the front control and then raise that part of the stretcher manually so that the leg returns automatically Just before the leg reaches the original unfolded position release the control so that when the leg reaches that position the click can be heard indicating the leg is locked and thereby ensuring it is fixed in the original unfolded position Intermediate position lever 2...

Page 17: ...ches the first position Hold the stretcher firmly with both hands to prevent it from making dangerous movements Then the stretcher can also be inclined on one part front or rear by activating the controls as described above To perform this manoeuvre activate the brakes on the front wheels and place them in the position shown on the adhesive before activating the red lever at the side To return to ...

Page 18: ...d side of the stretcher This releases the front legs up to a mechanical stop To perform this manoeuvre apply the brakes on the front wheels and place them in the position shown in the adhesive before activating the red lever at the side 3rd Countertrendelenburg position It is positioned by activating the rear control orange once until it reaches the first position ...

Page 19: ...r with your foot to enable the brake to lock the rear wheels That special brake blocks both the longitudinal and the rotating movement of the stretcher Locking unlocking the wheel rotation The green bolt is used to block or unblock the rotation of the wheels as shown in the following figure ...

Page 20: ...e these have been specially designed for that purpose Guide the stretcher to the ambulance platform and mount its front wheels wheels with a diameter of 100 mm on the stretcher holder and if the platform has a Kartsana rail place the front wheels outside the rails Then activate the front wheels control to fold the front leg blue control and insert the stretcher into the stretcher holder up to the ...

Page 21: ... the front by means of two anchoring points and one anchoring point at the rear see the figures below These anchoring points prevent the stretcher from overturning in the event of an accident In the event of not using the Kartsana rails it is advisable that the front part of the stretcher cart be anchored at the end of the bar marked 12 in the exploded diagram of the cart that is included in this ...

Page 22: ...anomaly or damage caused by using a cleaning product that could damage the surface of the rail materials To ensure the hygiene and proper conservation of the product components the manufacturer recommends that they be disinfected after each use 4 MAINTENANCE Check and grease the interior of the leg guide every six months Also check and grease the stretcher wheels and the locking systems We recomme...

Page 23: ...OPERATION AND HANDLING OF THE FUEGO STRETCHER 21 5 EXPLODED VIEW TG 242 11 09 09 Review 0 ...

Page 24: ...OPERATION AND HANDLING OF THE FUEGO STRETCHER 30 06 10 Review 2 22 EXPLODED VIEW TG 243 UNE EN 1865 1789 ...

Page 25: ...OPERATION AND HANDLING OF THE FUEGO STRETCHER 30 06 10 Review 2 23 EXPLODED VIEW TG 244 UNE EN 1865 1789 ...

Page 26: ...OPERATION AND HANDLING OF THE FUEGO STRETCHER 30 06 10 Review 2 24 EXPLODED VIEW TG 247 ...

Page 27: ...OPERATION AND HANDLING OF THE FUEGO STRETCHER 11 09 09 Review 0 25 EXPLODED VIEW TG 248 ...

Page 28: ...OPERATION AND HANDLING OF THE FUEGO STRETCHER 11 09 09 Review 0 26 EXPLODED VIEW TG 249 ...

Page 29: ...OPERATION AND HANDLING OF THE FUEGO STRETCHER 27 ...

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