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M-Series Mobile Floor lift User Manual  

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Part No. 9995xx / Rev.Draft / Aug 2019 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HighStar Healthcare Inc. 

1060 Stacey Court,  

Unit 1,  

Mississauga  

ON  

L4W 2X8

 

Part Number

: 9995xx / 

Rev

: Draft / 

Date

: Aug 

 

Disclaimer

 

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of 

information contained in this user manual, no liability can be 

accepted by Mackworth for any errors or omissions. Mackworth 

operates a policy of continuous improvement. Specifications and 

other data are subject to change without notice. 

Summary of Contents for M Series

Page 1: ...M Series Mobile Floor lift M330 M350 M385 M400 User Manual...

Page 2: ...rage 12 9 Linak Operating systems 9a Jumbo care system 13 9b Homecare system 13 10 How to charge the floor lift battery 14 11 Daily maintenance checks 15 12 Maintenance and servicing 16 to 18 13 Recom...

Page 3: ...Part No 9995xx Rev Draft Aug 2019 Symbols in use Index Warning Consult instructions for use Caution pinch point Manufacturer Please observe local laws on recycling Two person lift may be required Ref...

Page 4: ...ur local authorized representative Failure to comply with warnings in this manual may result in injury to either the operator or the individual being lifted transferred Damage to the mobile floor lift...

Page 5: ...ommunication device etc 3 Intended use Overview of the M Series Mobile Floor Lift The mobile floor lift is a lifting aid used by health care professionals to transfer lift clients The mobile floor lif...

Page 6: ...elow Model table for the M Series of Mobile Floor lifts Product code Product description M330 M330 Mobile floor lift 330lbs SWL M350 M350 Mobile floor lift 350lbs SWL M385 M385 Mobile floor lift 385lb...

Page 7: ...on please be careful when removing the floor lift from the box This is a two man lifting operation or you can carefully remove the front of the box and wheel the floor lift out Please read the user gu...

Page 8: ...ove the end of the carton and wheel the floor lift out Place the floor lift on a flat surface and ensure the rear braked casters are locked c Remove the black mast locking hand wheel from the top of t...

Page 9: ...e secure before use f The foot pedal will open and close the legs simply by activating one side with your foot g Ensure the emergency stop button RED on the control box is in the out position h Confir...

Page 10: ...patient Always carry out lifting in accordance with the instructions in the user manual Never disconnect or bypass a control or safety feature on the floor lift Never force an operating or safety con...

Page 11: ...his is activated by a hand set that has directional arrows indicating up and down movement The hand set is plugged into the base of the control box The actuator will stop at the end of each full strok...

Page 12: ...from the floor when folded 8 2 Apply the rear brakes 8 3 Unscrew remove the mast locking hand wheel 8 4 Carefully lift the mast slightly and push fold it forward towards the base 8 5 Replace tighten t...

Page 13: ...019 9 Linak Operating System a Jumbo care system Typical Illustration 1 Linak battery pack 2 Linak control box 3 Linak actuator 4 Linak handset b Homecare system Typical illustration 1 2 3 4 5 Linak b...

Page 14: ...to be out for the battery pack to charge c Charging the battery is automatic and will normally take eight to twelve hours to fully charge You cannot overcharge the batteries if left for long periods o...

Page 15: ...t moves freely on its casters c CHECK that the spreader bar is free to rotate and swing d CHECK the spreader bar fixing M10 bolt nylon lock nut is secure e CHECK that the sling hooks on the spreader b...

Page 16: ...runs free and rotates easily Remove any build up of hair fluff dust etc Lubricate if necessary with a very light mineral based grease f Leg pivot points under carriage Operate the foot pedal and ensur...

Page 17: ...any damage sharp edges and excessive wear see illustrated image below fig 8 Illustrations for key check points as indicated above in points 1 To 11 fig 8 Ensure hooks are not damaged Emergency loweri...

Page 18: ...loor lift User Manual Page 18 of 36 Part No 9995xx Rev Draft Aug 2019 fig 8 Ensure the M10 bolt nylon lock nut and 2 washers are in position and secure 13 Recommended Cleaning Instruction General clea...

Page 19: ...d it is not water tight Application is through a clean soaked but damp cloth applied to wipe the device down Used in the following dilutions to ensure an effective clean Actichlor dissolvable chlorine...

Page 20: ...g recommended cleaning instruction continued Dilution chart Product used as Device condition Concentration ppm Dilution qty Tablets per 0 26gal 1l Contact time Bactericidal Clean 200 1 32gal 5l 1 1 mi...

Page 21: ...ontainers Storage temperature 0 C to 25 C Individual protective measures Hand protection Gloves Dissolve Dissolve in cold water With no agitation 1 tablet will take approx 10 minutes to fully dissolve...

Page 22: ...ntrol box H1 Base frame Base frame for floor lift c w foot pedal H1 Leg Left or Right Leg for floor lift H1 Handset Linak handset H1 Mains cable US Linak mains cable US H1 Mast retaining strap Mast re...

Page 23: ...19 15 Technical Specifications all shown dimensions are in centimetres 15 1 Dimensional Total weight 39kgs Actuator thrust M350 8 000N M400 10 000N Model M350 M400 a 25 8 26 8 b 20 3 20 1 c 39 0 37 2...

Page 24: ...otection Type B Lift Internal Power Source Duty Cycle 10 6 minutes per hour IP rating control box IPX4 IP rating handset IPX4 15 4 Sound Levels Loaded Up 41 7dBA Down 40 9dBA Unloaded Up 38 5 dBA Down...

Page 25: ...ty for the user and aids correct application of the sling by the caregiver The range of slings are equally suitable for Mobile and Ceiling track floor lifts All our slings are produced here in the UK...

Page 26: ...s the means to hold the sling and user in place through operation of the device while in use 18 Fault Finding Maintenance 17 1 Fault Finding If the floor lift will not operate Ensure that the emergenc...

Page 27: ...Requirements and test methods 19 1 EMC Electromagnetic emissions statement The device complies with the requirements of BS EN ISO 60601 1 2 Medical electrical equipment General requirements for basic...

Page 28: ...s Mobile Floor lifts TEST CERTIFICATE Model M330 M350 M385 M400 Safe Working Load 330lbs 350lbs 385lbs 400lbs Serial No Date of Test This Test Certificate confirms that the above numbered floor lift h...

Page 29: ...costs if the warranty claim is valid after a full investigation Additional information may be required to support such a claim Out of warranty items The return costs will be paid by the customer and t...

Page 30: ...is signed and dated each time it is used Be sure to have this piece of equipment serviced on a regular basis as described in the General Inspection and Maintenance Section Be sure to have this piece...

Page 31: ...Floor lift User Manual Page 31 of 36 Part No 9995xx Rev Draft Aug 2019 21 2 Service Record History Complete this section after each service repair inspection and or maintenance Photocopy additional pa...

Page 32: ...M Series Mobile Floor lift User Manual Page 32 of 36 Part No 9995xx Rev Draft Aug 2019...

Page 33: ...M Series Mobile Floor lift User Manual Page 33 of 36 Part No 9995xx Rev Draft Aug 2019...

Page 34: ...M Series Mobile Floor lift User Manual Page 34 of 36 Part No 9995xx Rev Draft Aug 2019...

Page 35: ...M Series Mobile Floor lift User Manual Page 35 of 36 Part No 9995xx Rev Draft Aug 2019 User notes...

Page 36: ...L4W 2X8 Part Number 9995xx Rev Draft Date Aug Disclaimer While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information contained in this user manual no liability can be accepted by Mackworth...

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