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Symbols Used 

The Table below includes all Symbols from BS EN ISO 15223-1:2016 that can be found in this Manual and on the Product and 

what they represent. Refer back to this Table when you are unsure of what a symbol represents.  

 

 

 

Consult instructions before use 

 

Caution – see instructions for use 

 

Manufacturer 

 

Safe Working Load represents the 

maximum load rated for safe 

operation  

 

Packaging indicator – This way up 

 

Date of manufacture 

 

Serial number 

 

Packaging indicator – Keep dry 

 

Please observe local laws on recycling 

 

For internal use only 

 

Temperature range 

 

 

Degree of protection provided by 

enclosure.  

N

1

: Ingress of particles 

N

2

: Ingress of water 

 

Humidity range

 

 

Medical Device 

 

Catalogue number 

 

European Authorised Representative 

 

 

 

 

 

Table 1

 

Summary of Contents for Raiser

Page 1: ...Doc No 999061 Revision of document A Revision Date 19 04 21 Raiser Transfer Aid User Manual...

Page 2: ...ciples 11 5 1 Standing a user who requires no assistance 11 5 2 Standing a user who requires assistance with optional Ladder belt 11 5 3 Standing a user who requires assistance with the optional safet...

Page 3: ...ts use a serious incident has occurred please report it to the manufacturer and to your national authority Store this manual with the documents included with the Transfer Aid Contents of this manual a...

Page 4: ...ons before use Caution see instructions for use Manufacturer Safe Working Load represents the maximum load rated for safe operation Packaging indicator This way up Date of manufacture Serial number Pa...

Page 5: ...re safe use can be established The belt s is a specially designed fabric accessory that attaches to the Transfer Aid by means of the hooks on the rear face of the handle this holds and aids an individ...

Page 6: ...ce be tampered with Between Transfer Aid and Belt the lowest maximum load shall always be used You may need to seek specialist advice on how to assist some people with specific moving and handling nee...

Page 7: ...show the contents of the Transfer Aid If you have not received all the components contact Prism Medical UK dealer immediately contact details are provided on the last page of this manual Item Descript...

Page 8: ...within the area of the Transfer Aid The environment in which the Transfer Aid is situated in whilst carrying out a transfer is required to be on a flat surface with no steep inclines 3 2 Unboxing Tra...

Page 9: ...pad height on the raiser in the following way 1 On the rear face of the product release the Knee shin pad from its current location by pulling on the black locking plungers and the same time see Figur...

Page 10: ...h at the same time see figure 13 4 To adjust the individual pads inwards and outwards using your hand slide each pad by pushing inwards or outwards to suit the need for the patient see figure 14 15 4...

Page 11: ...ions to the user telling them to stand whilst they are counterbalancing the raiser 5 Once the user is stood the caregiver may release the brakes with one foot Pull the Mackworth Raiser backwards and t...

Page 12: ...spine and the solid section is place under the user s coccyx 2 Fasten in place using the Velcro straps and adjustable buckle fastening support belt ensure support belt is at maximum length 3 The user...

Page 13: ...EN ISO 10535 before its use The belts with a safe working load of 160kg that can be used with the Mackworth Raiser are shown below in Table 3 complete with product codes For all components the lowest...

Page 14: ...999061 Revision A P a g e 14 of 28 6 0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 6 1 Raiser Dimensions Single Knee Pad Figure 28 Figure 29 Figure 30...

Page 15: ...999061 Revision A P a g e 15 of 28 6 2 Raiser Dimensions Double Knee Pad Figure 31 Figure 32 Figure 33...

Page 16: ...le Double Knee Pad 9 kg Handle 5 5 kg Base 11 5 kg Table 5 Operational Forces Operating Force with 160 kg 100N Operating Force with 0 kg 8N Operation of the Brake 75N Sliding the Knee Pad Up 60N Slidi...

Page 17: ...its life cycle and can no longer perform to its intended use safely the Aid must be decommissioned by an approved Service Engineer The following specifies the importance of correct disposal procedure...

Page 18: ...ler immediately so the Transfer Aid can be checked to ensure proper continued operation Table 8 10 0 GENERAL INSPECTION MAINTANANCE AND CLEANING 10 1 Service No service is to be carried out on the Rai...

Page 19: ...contact your local authorised dealer immediately Examine the sling hooks on the handle bar for excessive wear and sharp edges Handle Assembly Ensure that the Installation of the handle to base is corr...

Page 20: ...dirty device This is also ideal for use after an outbreak of the Norovirus winter vomiting and can be used as a precaution against C Diff It is effective against viruses bacteria spores yeasts and mou...

Page 21: ...heet For a full review of the data please follow the link below http www nhsggc org uk media 236215 msds actichlor plus pdf 11 0 WARRANTY This guarantee does not affect or in any way limit your Statut...

Page 22: ...999061 Revision A P a g e 22 of 28 12 0 SERVICE RECORD HISTORY Complete this section after each service repair inspection and or maintenance...

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Page 26: ...999061 Revision A P a g e 26 of 28 User notes...

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Page 28: ...or omissions Prism Medical UK operates a policy of continuous improvement Specifications and other data are subject to change without notice Dealer service contact details Manufacturer contact detail...

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