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Instruction Guide Multirall  •  7EN125103-01

Assembly Instructions

•  the directions of movement by the lift

  coincide with symbols on the handcontrol;

•  both the mechanical and the electrical  emer-   

  gency lowering devices function as they should;

The Multirall rail systems must be assembled and installed according to the installation instructions provided by 

Liko. Mount the carriage for Multirall in the rail system, then install and secure end-stops in the rail ends with the 

bolts provided.

     The rail system must always be tested with maximum load immediately after installation.

 

Multirall can be mounted to the carriage Quick-release Hook in two ways:

Mount Multirall by hooking the carriage Quick-release 

Hook directly to the lift unit’s universal connector, then 

connect the desired slingbar to the strap connector (see 

User's Guide, p. 5).

The lift strap and lifting accessories are then suspended 

under the lift unit.

2. When the lift strap has 

been adjusted to the desi-

red length, connect the 

strap to the carriage Quick-

release Hook and raise 

the lift to the appropriate 

height. 

1. Feed out the desired length 

of lift strap. This is done by 

applying tension to the strap 

while feeding out the desired 

length by pressing the button, 

marked in the desired direction. 
     

Caution: Operate the lift 

only when tension is applied 

to the lift strap!

•  the battery charger and the indicator lights 

  function;

•  the batteries are charged.

 

 

After assembly, make sure that:

3. Connect the slingbar to the lift 

(see User's Guide, p. 5).

Note!

 Remove the Hang-Up Hand-

control Hanger when the lift unit is 

installed according to the instruc-

tions above (see illustration).

Alt. B. With the strap below the lift unit.  

This alternative is recommended in cases where the lift unit is to be installed in the same rail system over a 

longer period of time.

Alt. A. With the strap above the lift unit. 

This alternative is recommended in cases where the lift unit is to be moved frequently between different rail 

systems, or when the lift is to be used for room-to-room transfers.

      

Multirall may not be equipped 

with a Strap Gripper when the lift 

unit is mounted with the lift strap 

under the lift unit (see illustration, 

above). This may result in the Strap 

Gripper getting caught in the lift strap.

 

Summary of Contents for Multirall 200

Page 1: ...rent rail systems without the need of tools Multirall can also be used for room to room transfers of patients between different rail systems and requi res no openings over doorways Multirall can be used just as a normal overhead lift with the lift unit mounted directly under the rail right illustration A complete range of accessories is available for Multirall including different types of slings i...

Page 2: ... slings and accessories to safely meet the patient s needs Multirall complies with the requirements of directives for medical technical Class 1 products MDD 93 42 EEC Multirall complies with the requirements according to IEC 60601 1 IEC 60601 1 2 EN ISO 10535 UL 60601 1 and CAN CSA C22 2 No 601 1 Particular care must be taken when using strong sources of potential disturbance such as diathermy etc...

Page 3: ... 06x11 61 inch WxHxL Weight 8 7 kg 19 lbs including batteries 1 9 kg 4 lbs Built for indoor operation Type B according to the degree of protection against electric shock Class ll equipment Lift strap Quick release Hook Handle Universal connector Material housing PC ABS V0 Emergency lowering Electrical and mechanical Intermittent Int Op 10 90 active operation operation max 6 min Out of a time of 10...

Page 4: ... Quick release Hook and raise the lift to the appropriate height 1 Feed out the desired length of lift strap This is done by applying tension to the strap while feeding out the desired length by pressing the button marked in the desired direction Caution Operate the lift only when tension is applied to the lift strap the battery charger and the indicator lights function the batteries are charged A...

Page 5: ...own button located on the end plate The arrow corresponds to the direction of travel when the lift unit is mounted with the lift strap above the lift unit Mechanical Emergency Lowering Remember to always lower the pa tient to a bed wheelchair or other suitable place Press the red button marked Emer gency on the lift unit Note load must be applied to the lift for it to be lowered in this manner Han...

Page 6: ...s not in use The bat teries are fully charged after approximately 8 hours When fully charged batteries in good condition are sufficient for approximately 60 lift cycles The charger is approved for use in damp areas 1 Make sure the emergency stop button is not pressed in 2 Insert the handcontrol in the battery charger 3 Connect the charger to a 100 240 V wall socket 4 The green light indicates that...

Page 7: ...table extension belts are used to achieve the appropriate height 2 Between the rooms suspended under the doorframe top piece a so called Room to Room Strap is mounted acting as a bridge between the rooms 3 A Multirall lift unit with a Strap Gripper mounted on one of the extension belt connectors Room to Room Strap Strap Gripper Room to room Transfer Multirall is mounted on the carriage in room 1 M...

Page 8: ...ses the SSP Limit Switch to activate see page 5 the lift unit must be turned manually so that the lift strap is straight when it runs into the lift unit see inset illustration Only when the lift strap runs straight into the lift unit can the transfer to room 2 proceed see inset illustration Run the lift up until the weight of the patient has been fully transferred to the carriage in room 2 It is v...

Page 9: ...the Quick release Hook in one room Extend the strap so that it reaches the Quick release Hook in the other room NOTE Make sure to leave enough room for the Strap Gripper to move freely under the doorframe Hold your thumb and index finger on the marked spot see illustration while the strap is unhooked 3 Slide the strap covers away from the strap joints on both ends of the strap 4 Remove the safety ...

Page 10: ...6 Tighten the strap properly Make sure that the safety pin is correctly mounted so that it prevents the strap from gliding out 7 Slide the strap cover back over the strap joint 3 Adjust the strap to the desired length The procedure for adjusting the Adjustable Extension Belt is described below Before adjusting the strap measure the appropriate length to enable optimal working height for the caregi...

Page 11: ...ingbar Mini 220 Prod No 3156005 Max 205 kg 450 lbs Universal Slingbar 600 Prod No 3156076 Max 300 kg 660 lbs Liko s range of products includes many slings stretchers for horizontal lifts scales and other accessories to suit most lifting needs The slingbars that fit Multirall are shown below Study the instruction guide for the sling for guidance in combining slingbars and slings Please contact Liko...

Page 12: ...gentler springing motion that makes gait training easier and more natural Springs are available in two sizes Short Prod No 3156512 and Long Prod No 3156511 Both sizes are intented for lifting up to 70 kg 154 lbs For weights up to 100 kg 220 lbs use Prod No 3156513 See Instruction guide for Liko MasterVest Mod 60 64 or Liko Lift Pant Mod 92 for more information Horizontal lifts All stretchers in Li...

Page 13: ...ated signal can be 1 Charge the battery immediately heard from the lift 2 If the lift still does not work satisfacto rily contact Liko The lift stops in the elevated 1 Check that the emergency stop is not position pushed in 2 Check the battery charge 3 Check that the handcontrol is firmly connected 4 Use the indicated emergency lowering device to lower the patient 5 If the lift still does not func...

Page 14: ...service personnel using original Liko spare parts Transport and Storage During transportation or when the patient lift is not to be used for some time the emergency stop button should be pushed in Store the lift at a temperature exceeding freezing point and at normal relative humidity no more than 60 Service agreements Liko invites you to sign a service agreement for regular maintenance and testin...

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