Liko Sabina II EE Instruction Manual Download Page 16 | Manualshive

Page: 16 / 20

Liko Sabina II EE Instruction Manual Download Page 16

16

Sabina

™

II sit-to-stand lift • 7EN155106 Rev 1

www.hill-rom.com I www.liko.com

1. Check that the emergency stop has not been engaged.
2. Make sure that the cables to the control box are connected

correctly.

3. Make sure that the charging cable is not connected to a

socket.

4. Check the battery voltage.
5. Check that the battery’s contact plates are not defective or

broken.

6.

If the lift still does not work properly, please contact Hill-Rom.

1. Check that the emergency stop has not been engaged.
2. Check that the battery’s contact plates are not defective or

broken.

3.

If the lift still does not work properly, please contact Hill-Rom.

1. Check that the emergency stop has not been engaged.
2. Use the selected electrical emergency lowering device to lower

the patient onto a firm surface.

3. Use the selected mechanical emergency lowering device to

lower the patient onto a firm surface.

4. Check the battery voltage.
5.

If the problem remains, please contact Hill-Rom.

Contact Hill-Rom.

Simple Troubleshooting

The lift does not go up/down.

Base width adjustment does not

work (in/out).

The charger doesn’t work.

The lift is stuck in a high position.

If you hear unusual sounds.

Waste of Electrical and Electronic

Equipment (WEEE).

Metals

Lead battery (Pb)

Recycling Instructions

«
...
14
15
16
17
18
...
»

Summary of Contents for Sabina II EE

Page 1: ...bination is suitable for those who are especially sensitive to pressure under the arms such as people who are paralyzed on one side Sabina sit to stand lift can also to a limited extent be used for passive lifting of a patient sitting in a sling is a warning triangle used for situations which require extra care and attention IMPORTANT Read the instruction guide for both the patient lift and liftin...

Page 2: ... Position 12 14 Using Sabina sit to stand lift in Passive Lifting Situations 14 15 Simple Troubleshooting 16 Recycling Instructions 16 Cleaning and Disinfection 17 19 Inspection and Maintenance 20 Table of Contents NOTE This instruction guide contains important information for users of the product All those who use the product should review and completely understand the contents of the instruction...

Page 3: ...aps have been fully extended but before the patient is lifted from the underlying surface as a caregiver assure that the patient not are at risk of falling forward or to any side during lifting After use store the lift in forward direction towards a wall and out of reach of unauthorized Never leave a patient unattended in Sabina sit to stand lift Sabina II EE sit to stand lift have been tested by ...

Page 4: ...ical Lifting interval SlingBar 350 825 mm 32 5 inch Comfort SlingBar 785 mm 30 9 inch Lifting Speed without load SlingBar 350 54 mm s 2 13 inch s Comfort SlingBar 47 mm s 2 1 inch s Maximum noise output 46 dB A Protection class IP X4 Definitions 1 Lift arm 2 Handles 3 Battery 4 Hand control 5 Control box with emergency stop 6 Motor for base width adjustment 7 Decal shows risk of crushing against t...

Page 5: ...see Assembly page 6 Note The measurements are based on the lift being equipped with standard wheels When changing wheels check that the lift still achieves desired lifting height Reference measurement according to Standard EN ISO 10535 2006 Measurements mm inch Sabina II EE Amin Amax B B1 B2 B3 C D D1 D2 E F F1 Lmax Lmin M N O SlingBar 350 41 3 69 6 41 7 34 2 23 2 7 5 27 2 44 9 20 9 39 5 36 0 8 2 ...

Page 6: ...nd control with cable Battery incl holder for the charging cable Base incl motor for base width adjustment and locking handles Foot rest and frame for the foot rest Lower leg support Bag containing instruction guide charger connector cable and extension cord Before assembly make sure you have the following parts NOTE The sling bar is supplied separately either as SlingBar 350 or the Comfort SlingB...

Page 7: ...ction indicated by the arrows on the button 11 If applicable Attach the holder for quick reference guide on the lift mast according to the assembly instruction Place the quick reference guide in the holder the motion of the lift arm corresponds to the buttons on the hand control the emergency lowering device works mechanically and electrically After assembly make sure that the base width adjustmen...

Page 8: ...tion shown by the arrows until the button springs out Locking the wheels The rear wheels can be locked to prevent rotating and turning To lock the wheels push down the lock pedal with your foot To unlock the wheels push on the raised button at the wheel During passive active lifting the wheels should be unlocked so that the lift can be moved to the patient s centre of gravity Electrical emergency ...

Page 9: ...aking Wall mounted charger or table charger Detach the holder for the charger cable Remove the battery from the control box by releasing the blocking bolt on top of the battery Alt A Place the battery on the wall mounted charger Plug the charger into a socket 100 240 V AC Make sure that both indicator lamps on the charger are illuminated The yellow lamp indicates that charging is taking place whil...

Page 10: ...used For the assembled lift unit including accessories the maximum load is always the lowest maximum load rating for any of the components Check the markings on the lift and lifting accessories contact your Hill Rom representative if you have any questions Maximum Load Using other lifting accessories than those recommended below may induce risk Below is a description of recommended lifting accesso...

Page 11: ... The SeatStrap is an accessory that facilitates the first part of the raising motion The SeatStrap is connected to a SeatStrap SlingBar which helps the patient move the seat up when raising In standing position the SeatStrap can be easily disconnected so that it is not in the way when e g going to the toilet Battery charger wall mounted Prod No 2004106 or for use with a table charger housing Extra...

Page 12: ...ooks If applicable tighten the calf strap 3 Raise the sling bar about 10 20 cm 4 8 in The patient grabs the sling bar Continue the lifting procedure If the patient leans backwards the raising will be made easier preventing the vest from sliding up The height to which the lift should proceed varies from person to person Before the patient is lifted from the underlying surface but after the straps h...

Page 13: ...es from person to person Before the patient is lifted from the underlying surface but after the straps have been fully extended make sure the straps are properly connected to the sling bar 4 For a more upright position continue the lifting motion to the uppermost position The raising motion can be experienced as unpleasant for the person not used to it Remember that Sabina II EE sit to stand lift ...

Page 14: ... lift in Passive Lifting Situations For passive lifting we recommend a sling model that does not restrict the lifting height too much Adjustment on a case by case basis is always important to functionality and security The patient s overall mobility determines the choice of sling model and sling bar Remember that the maximum load for passive lifting is reduced from 200 kg 440 lbs to 150 kg 330 lbs...

Page 15: ... to the lowest height necessary to perform the transfer Make sure that the lifting motion is not so high that the patient gets too close to the lift mast NOTE Lifting seated persons with Sabina sit to stand lift cannot replace lifting procedures for sitting persons using traditional mobile lifts e g using Viking mobile lift Uno mobile lift Golvo mobile lift or LikoLight mobile lift The function is...

Page 16: ...plates are not defective or broken 3 If the lift still does not work properly please contact Hill Rom 1 Check that the emergency stop has not been engaged 2 Use the selected electrical emergency lowering device to lower the patient onto a firm surface 3 Use the selected mechanical emergency lowering device to lower the patient onto a firm surface 4 Check the battery voltage 5 If the problem remain...

Page 17: ...r not compatible for use on Liko s products follow the Application of commonly used Cleaning Disinfectants on Liko products in this document Cleaning Instructions 1 Unplug mains AC power source before cleaning and disinfection 2 Clean the lift with a cloth moistened with warm water and a neutral cleaning agent approved by your organization A soft brush may be used to remove stains and resistant di...

Page 18: ...pe off the lift with a cloth moistened with clean water starting from the top and working down The cloth shall not be so damp that it drips The lift may not be cleaned with CSI or equivalent The hand control may not be cleaned with Viraguard or equivalent The control box may not be cleaned with Anioxy Spray or equivalent The foot rest may not be cleaned with Terralin Protect Virex II or equivalent...

Page 19: ...h The lift straps for Golvo and ceiling lifts Alcohol Isopropyl alcohol 70 5 0 7 0 Viraguard Veridien Hand controls for all lifts Quaternary ammonium n Alkyl dimethyl benzyl ammonium chlorides 0 105 n Alkyl dimethyl ethylbenzyl ammonium chlorides 0 105 11 5 12 5 CSI Central Solutions Inc Viking Liko M220 Liko M230 Uno Sabina Golvo LikoLight Roll On Likorall Multirall Benzyl C12 18 alkyldimethylamm...

Page 20: ...ould be performed only in accordance with the Liko Service Manual and by personnel authorized by Hill Rom and using original Liko spare parts Service Agreement Hill Rom offers the opportunity to enter into service contracts for the maintenance and regular inspection of your Liko product Expected Life Time The product has an expected life time of 10 years when correctly handled serviced and periodi...

Reviews:

No comments