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Page 1: ...Rev A 25 6 2021 VIVERA Monoblock M301 M301V01 Operation and Maintenance Manual...

Page 2: ...ing the Monoblock 18 Loading Into the Ambulance 18 Ambient Conditions and Operation Temperatures 18 Monoblock Operation 19 Exiting the Ambulance 19 Entering the Ambulance 21 Height Positioning 23 Head...

Page 3: ...40 Lowering the Stretcher in the Emergency Mode 40 Entering the Ambulance in the Emergency Mode 41 Exiting the Ambulance in the Emergency Mode 43 Strap Restraint System 45 Accessories 46 Charging Adap...

Page 4: ...h this product may be reproduced copied distributed stored in backup systems or translated into any language in any form whatsoever without the prior written permission of MEDIROL s r o Manufacturer M...

Page 5: ...t misuse abuse or negligence In case of any modifications to the frame or parts of the product this warranty becomes completely void The manufacturer will perform the warranty repair either by repairi...

Page 6: ...the product Securing against backward movement after the monoblock has been pulled out from the ambulance partially prevents unwanted backward movement towards the ambulance However this is not suffi...

Page 7: ...y to the patient and damage to the product Never connect the charging connectors to a power supply other than that specified in the chapter Charging in the Ambulance There is a risk of serious injury...

Page 8: ...product damage Do not use products containing organic solvents such as acetone toluene or benzine to clean and disinfect the surface During long term storage the battery must be recharged regularly ev...

Page 9: ...d electromagnetic immunity of the trolley and cause malfunction The portable RF communication device including terminal equipment such as antenna cables and external antennas should not be used closer...

Page 10: ...tform without mattress E min 38 cm max 128 cm Loading height F max 95 cm Range of movement of the telescopic handle G 37 cm Wheel size outer diameter 15 cm Weight without accessories 75 kg Positioning...

Page 11: ...rest headrest and side rails boards used The individual modifications do not affect the mechanical properties of the monoblock WARNING Never tilt the monoblock more than 30 from the horizontal plane a...

Page 12: ...12 Modification M01 Modification M04 0 50 30 30 0 30 0 90 0 30 0 90...

Page 13: ...13 Modification M05 Modification M08 0 50 30 30 0 30 0 90 0 30 0 90...

Page 14: ...Product Nameplate There is a nameplate on the control panel that contains important information about the proper use of this product The table below describes the meaning of each symbol PRODUCT NAMEPL...

Page 15: ...normal use meet the requirements for type B applied parts Temperature limit Indicates the temperature limits to which the medical device can be safely exposed Degree of protection IP rating The scope...

Page 16: ...Calf section Headrest Leg section Front transport wheels Undercarriage Rear transport wheels Telescopic handle Loading wheels Side rail Head section back section PATIENT S LEGS Button panel Indicator...

Page 17: ...age p 49 To access the main switch unscrew the screw M6x16 with washer first and remove the protective cover Press the main switch button and reinstall the protective cover After starting the system o...

Page 18: ...s kerbs stairs or other terrain obstacles can cause the stretcher to tip over and endanger the health of the patient or operator In these cases it is necessary to provide additional assistance or choo...

Page 19: ...movement towards the ambulance However this is not sufficient protection against movement due to external forces in real conditions Never leave the patient unattended Step 1 Press the fixing lever and...

Page 20: ...carriage starts moving downwards Hold the button until the movement stops automatically The wheels land on the ground and the monoblock rises slightly 2 1 WARNING Before pressing the button always mak...

Page 21: ...llows the monoblock to continue to move into the ambulance until it is automatically secured on the arm against the backward movement Make sure that this has happened by pulling the monoblock slightly...

Page 22: ...G LEVER IN THE LOCKED POSITION LOADING ARM THE FIXING LEVER MUST NOT REMAIN IN THE UNLOCKED POSITION Step 3 Press the button and hold it until the undercarriage is lifted to the maximum position In th...

Page 23: ...vates the upward movement while the button activates the downward movement of the bed When moving upwards it automatically stops at the default loading height By pressing the button again the stretche...

Page 24: ...wer the head section press its position release lever and then press down the head section frame to the desired height Then release the lever Only for modifications M01 M02 M05 M06 To change the posit...

Page 25: ...25 Modifications M03 M04 M07 M08 WARNING Never sit on the head section or headrest especially when they are slightly raised They may become damaged PATIENT S HEAD...

Page 26: ...ower the calf section Then release the lever All modifications To raise the leg section press its position release lever and raise the leg section Then release the lever To lower the leg section press...

Page 27: ...27 WARNING Never sit on the leg section or calf section especially when they are slightly raised They may become damaged PATIENT S LEGS Modifications M02 M04 M06 M08...

Page 28: ...ress its release lever raise the side board slightly and then lower it After reaching the desired position release the lever Transversely Tiltable Side Boards WARNING Do not sit on the tilted side boa...

Page 29: ...ertical position raise it all the way up to where the position will be locked automatically Longitudinally Tiltable Side Rails WARNING If the patient is on the stretcher the side rails must always be...

Page 30: ...stretcher in the desired direction The swivel wheels will turn freely around the vertical axis To lock the swivelling depress the pedal to the position shown below Push the monoblock forward The front...

Page 31: ...brake pedal to the horizontal position PATIENT S LEGS WARNING The wheel brakes secure the monoblock against an unintentional movement However they do not provide sufficient protection against movement...

Page 32: ...andle turn both release levers at the same time while pushing both sides of the telescopic handle all the way until it stops Release the levers and make sure that the handle is secured against an exte...

Page 33: ...the diagram in the chapter Indicating the Battery Capacity Status p 36 When charging and balancing are completed the indicators on the panel are turned off automatically Balancing is an important pro...

Page 34: ...d battery WARNING Charge only as described in this manual Use of other chargers may result in serious injury and or damage to the product CONNECTION OF CHARGING CONNECTORS IN THE AMBULANCE WARNING Nev...

Page 35: ...nd store it safely For more detailed specifications of the charging adapter see Accessories on page 46 WARNING Use only the original charging adapter Using another adapter could seriously damage the p...

Page 36: ...This is a natural phenomenon and not a defect WARNING When the battery capacity drops to 40 start charging as soon as possible There is a risk of switching off the electronic system BATTERY CAPACITY...

Page 37: ...er to identify an impending problem in time and react appropriately The table below contains the description and instructions for the indicated operational states The only exception is the indication...

Page 38: ...Maximum permissible current reached The system stops the motor when it reaches the state It can then be reactivated immediately Exceeding the permissible load of the loading area Reduce the load of th...

Page 39: ...ever is pulled and the stretcher is subsequently raised For proper operation pull the emergency lever to its maximum position so that it leans on the rear handle WARNING Emergency manual mode is not i...

Page 40: ...oving the monoblock or loading it into an ambulance Lowering the Stretcher in the Emergency Mode Pull the emergency lever to its maximum position and hold the stretcher firmly Slightly lift the stretc...

Page 41: ...MONOBLOCK ON THE SLIDER SLIDER LOADING SYSTEM ARM OPTIMAL RELATIVE HEIGHT POSITION OF THE STRETCHER TO THE SLIDER Step 2 Move or lift the front of the monoblock on the slider Try to keep the monobloc...

Page 42: ...sk of injury Step 3 Pull the emergency lever and raise the undercarriage as close to the upper frame as possible Before the next step keep the lever pulled in the limit position 1 Step 4 Make sure tha...

Page 43: ...lever for another 3 seconds and then release it 2 1 1 2 FIXING LEVER Step 1 Press the fixing lever and move the monoblock completely out of the ambulance After moving the monoblock to the limit positi...

Page 44: ...ep 3 Press the ambulance exit locking lever and slide the monoblock out of the loading system WARNING Perform regular training of all steps of emergency handling There is a risk of incorrect monoblock...

Page 45: ...it back through the loop on the strap as shown below STRAP MOUNTING POINTS WARNING The strap buckles must be fastened even when using the stretcher without a patient to avoid damaging the straps and i...

Page 46: ...f the charging adapter Output DC voltage 48 V Current range 0 3 34 A Power max 160 W Input Voltage range 80 264 VAC Frequency range 47 63 Hz Efficiency 94 AC current 1 85 A 115 VAC 1 A 230 VAC Operati...

Page 47: ...M07 M08 Turn the lever to unlock the headrest extension lock Move the extension to the desired position and return the lever to its original position Then move the extension slightly to find the close...

Page 48: ...performed by a person trained and authorized by MEDIROL s r o Cleaning 1 Wash all parts with lukewarm water 2 Remove bloodstains with a brush or solvent 3 Blow off excess water with compressed air an...

Page 49: ...e it regularly every 2 3 months Store the product at temperatures from 20 C to 30 C and relative humidity below 75 WARNING During long term storage the battery must be recharged regularly every 2 3 mo...

Page 50: ...properly The mattress cover is not ripped there are no cracks or holes All fastening straps and buckles are functional The straps are not frayed or torn The stitches on the straps are not loose or tor...

Page 51: ...ion may occur If such use is necessary observe whether both the monoblock and the other devices are working properly List of cables used for the test charging adapter cable the maximum length of 3 m W...

Page 52: ...from RF wireless communication equipment IEC 61000 4 3 3 V m 80 MHz 2 7 GHz 80 AM at 1 kHz See Table 1 Electrical fast transient pulse group IEC 61000 4 4 2 kV for mains supply line repetition frequen...

Page 53: ...800 960 GSM 800 900 TETRA 800 iDEN 820 CDMA 850 LTE band 5 Pulse modulation 18 Hz 28 1720 1845 1970 1700 to 1990 GSM 1800 CDMA 1900 GSM 1900 DECT LTE band 1 3 4 25 UMTS Pulse modulation 217 Hz 28 2450...

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