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10.1 Replacing the accumulator
CAUTION!
Damage to the bed due to incorrect accumulator replacement!
► Have the accumulator replaced exclusively by qualified personnel.
► Exclusively use the accumulator approved by the manufacturer.
CAUTION!
Material damage due to overheating!
If the accumulator is faulty, degassing may occur. In rare cases this might cause deformations of the accumulator
case, control panel housing or cable.
► Stop using the bed immediately (see Removing the Bed from Service).
► Inform the manufacturer’s service department.
CAUTION!
Risk of reducing accumulator durability due to incorrect use!
► Use bed on accumulator only in crisis situations (e.g.: power blackout, patient complications during transport,
etc.)
► After reconnecting bed to the mains charge accumulator to full capacity (see chart Accumulator charge status).
► Have the accumulator replaced exclusively by a qualified service organisation of the manufacturer.
Faulty accumulator
The accumulator is regarded as faulty if at least one of the following conditions applies:
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Accumulator charging constantly
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Low voltage on accumulator
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Low charging current of accumulator
This status is indicated by the accumulator status indicator being constantly lit. These statuses are summarised and written to black
box in the control unit.
To cancel this status:
►
Press button
.
Discharged accumulator
This status is indicated by the accumulator status indicator flashing quickly.
This status will be cancelled automatically when the bed switches to sleep mode (bed is disconnected from the mains, no button is
pressed).
To cancel this status:
►
Press button
.
10.2 Removing the Bed from Service
Remove the bed from use as follows:
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Disconnect the bed from the mains.
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Disconnect the ground wire.
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Deactivate the accumulator.
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Remove accessories.
To prevent damage during storage:
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Pack or cover the bed and accessories.
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Ensure that storage conditions are the same as the operating conditions.