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Instructions for use for medical work chairs in the REAL 9000 PLUS device range

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21-08742-EN-01

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Page 1: ...tion of manual Document No 21 08742 EN Revision 01 Valid from 2021 05 26 Amended INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE for medical work chairs in the REAL 9000 PLUS device range Instructions for use and care EN intern...

Page 2: ...Space for device label with serial number...

Page 3: ...al height adjustment 20 5 6 Manual seat tilt 21 5 7 Coxit mechanism 22 5 8 Seat rotation 23 5 9 Backrest 23 5 10 Manual backrest mechanism 25 5 11 Armrest panel 27 5 12 Armrest mechanism 28 5 13 Base...

Page 4: ...different medical chairs under our own management in Sweden Mercado Medic is certified to ISO 13485 ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 and complies with applicable labour and environmental legislation We reserve...

Page 5: ...atteries padded parts 1 year General terms and conditions The warranty does not cover Damage or condition considered to be normal wear and tear Damage caused by negligence or misuse Spare parts compon...

Page 6: ...the backrest support post in the back recliner B and set the desired height level see Figure 2 1 Tighten all controls B The image shows one of several back mechanisms available for Mercado Medic devi...

Page 7: ...ice s brake must always be applied when sitting down and getting up The braking capacity of the device may be impaired on heavily sloping floors The braking capacity of the device may be impaired on u...

Page 8: ...diately be taken out of use in order to avoid an accident The device must not be used again until an authorised technician has examined the device Warning To maintain safety the device should only be...

Page 9: ...of the battery is especially important on the configurations with electric brake electric seat tilt and electric back recliner to ensure that you as a user can always get in and out of the device saf...

Page 10: ...o electrical functions are working try charging the battery If electrical functions still do not work contact your prescriber or distributor see 1 1 Contact details 2 4 Transfers When moving around wh...

Page 11: ...soap and water finish by wiping with a clean damp cloth Leather padded parts Use water to clean leather padded parts Start by removing any loose debris Then clean the upholstery with a clean damp clo...

Page 12: ...nd up to 90 non condensing relative humidity The device must be transported in the intended cardboard box on a pallet If the device is transported by car it must be strapped in place using straps over...

Page 13: ...se of a wheelchair is not suitable as a result of activities of daily living Contraindications There are no known contraindications for use of the REAL 9000 If the device is purchased without prescrip...

Page 14: ...he Slow Recovery variant is available for both seating systems This variant contains a pressure relieving foam that is activated by body heat For specific needs a seat mat with anti slip material can...

Page 15: ...ting entities REAL 9000 PLUS Adult model with manual height adjustment REAL 9100 PLUS EL 24V Adult model with electric height adjustment REAL 9300 PLUS Child model with manual height adjustment REAL 9...

Page 16: ...r back recliner With the option of several electrical functions the device is equipped with several control buttons If the device is equipped with an electric brake there is a special control button w...

Page 17: ...all four electrical functions a seat tilt control button and a back recliner control button are located on the same armrest next to each other Figure 5 4 Control button for adjusting back recliner Ha...

Page 18: ...to move the back recliner backwards Figure 5 8 Button for adjusting back recliner Button lock Activating and deactivating the button lock 1 To activate the button lock press and hold both of the dire...

Page 19: ...s a flat seat with seat indent and extra support under the thighs see Figure 5 10 The seat is available in sizes from 290 x 320 mm to 480 x 530 mm Figure 5 10 ErgoMedic seat ErgoMedic Plus ErgoMedic P...

Page 20: ...ng and lowering the gas spring controlled height adjustment Gas spring lever The height adjustment lever can be placed under the seat standard or under the armrests optional The lever can be placed on...

Page 21: ...al functions Gas spring lever The lever for the gas spring can be located on the left rear edge of the seat or under the armrest see Figure 5 15 Adjustment 1 Lift and hold the lever to disengage the g...

Page 22: ...see Figure 5 18 Coxit mechanism with controls under the front edge of the seat Adjustment 1 Loosen the knob set the desired angle on the flap 2 Tighten the wheel Figure 5 17 Control under the front e...

Page 23: ...optional ErgoMedic and ErgoMedic Plus are also available in the optional Slow Recovery material ErgoMedic Plus with side wedge is also available with reinforced side wedges optional Backrest upholste...

Page 24: ...Figure 5 24 The backrest also has adjustable lumbar support that provides extra support in the lumbar spine The lumbar support is adjusted with a pump The seat is available in sizes from 350 x 430 mm...

Page 25: ...angle of back recliner C see Figure 5 26 The back recliner can be adjusted in the range of 15 forward to 30 backwards Height setting 1 Loosen the knob and select the desired height for the back 2 Tigh...

Page 26: ...angle of backrest B and angle of back recliner C see Figure 5 27 The gas spring controlled back recliner can be adjusted with the lever under the seat standard or the lever under the armrest optional...

Page 27: ...el It is also wider at the front which provides more stable support when the user sits down or gets up see Figure 5 30 The armrest panel is available in lengths from 250 mm to 400 mm Figure 5 30 Mobil...

Page 28: ...igure 5 37 Armrests that move with the seat are standard for the electric seat tilt Armrests that stay in their original position are standard for the manual seat tilt The Hemiplegia armrest must alwa...

Page 29: ...rotate the knob until it clicks firmly Figure 5 35 Foldable armrests Hemiplegia armrest The Hemiplegi armrest is adjustable in height A width B and rotation C see Figure 5 36 For height and width adju...

Page 30: ...the device can be equipped with a base with four brake legs 9000 48 base 4 braked optional The EVI model has a separate base with high low function brake and built in height adjustment and seat tilt...

Page 31: ...lding foot ring 1 8 is located at the front of the base and folds up into one piece see Figure 5 42 Figure 5 42 Foot ring 1 8 left model Four braked base The 9000 48 base has four brake legs and brake...

Page 32: ...h castor is braked separately 2 Press the pedal on the link wheel up to release the brake Seat tilt adjustment 1 Hold down the right pedal and tilt the seat to the desired angle 2 Release the pedal to...

Page 33: ...ever brackets are located on the outside of the base at the rear wheels on the right and left sides In order to brake even when the armrest is adjusted out in width the brake lever brackets can be adj...

Page 34: ...h a request for a combination agreement between the supplier of the item in question and Mercado Medic The item to be evaluated is sent to Mercado Medic which evaluates whether combination agreements...

Page 35: ...ercado Medic will then re assume device liability in accordance with the CE marking Regulation on Medical Devices EU 2017 745 MDR For questions regarding customisation please contact the device Manage...

Page 36: ...ISO 14971 2020 All textiles on the devices have been tested and approved according to the following fire protection standards EN 1021 1 2014 ignition source lit cigarette EN 1021 2 2014 ignition sour...

Page 37: ...not leave the device unattended with small children nearby Warning The device is equipped with small parts such as screws that can come loose Small parts that have come loose can pose choking hazards...

Page 38: ...ing and in turn injuring the user If unapproved components are intended to be used see section 5 15 Individual adaptation Warning Installation connection or dismantling is not risk free If components...

Page 39: ...e it is important to make an overall assessment of the device before continuing to use it The overall assessment of the device shall be carried out by authorised personnel of the healthcare organisati...

Page 40: ...PLUS 150 kg REAL 9100 PLUS and REAL 9800 PLUS 150 kg REAL 9300 PLUS and REAL 9400 PLUS 75 kg EVI 50 kg Warning The device must not be loaded with loads higher than the maximum user weight At higher l...

Page 41: ...x series coupled 12V batteries Charger 805265 Battery charger 9000 30V for work chairs 24V 1 5G On a full charge with a high electrical lifting mechanism you can raise the chair fully up down a maxim...

Page 42: ...y level indication 5 Warning light 6 Seat height up down 7 Seat tilt forwards backwards 8 Back recliner forwards backwards 9 Brake activation deactivation 10 Charging socket 11 Input for control 12 Co...

Page 43: ...perchlorine 21 Do not use chlorine bleach 22 Do not tumble dry 23 Machine wash 60 C 24 Protect from moisture 25 Handle with care 26 This side up 27 Permitted temperature 43 Instructions for use for m...

Page 44: ...the device s conformity with the European regulatory framework 37 Device classified as Type B applied part according to IEC 60601 1 2005 38 Electrical components must be disposed of at a special coll...

Page 45: ...base or the device Ensure good lighting and preferably use a magnifying glass as small cracks can be difficult to detect on black lacquered bases In case of reduced braking action check both the stabi...

Page 46: ...he device will start working again once the system has recovered This takes up to 20 minutes The warning light is flashing on the hand held controller The button lock has been activated To enable or d...

Page 47: ...ism Replace the lifting mechanism Noise in the electric lifting mechanism Worn bearings Replace the electric lifting mechanism Noise in the castors Worn bearings Replace the castors The device does no...

Page 48: ...t circuit the battery Do not subject the battery to strong shocks Always discard of used batteries at recycling centres First aid If the battery is defective and handling it results in direct contact...

Page 49: ...rame back recliner and U bars for armrests The inspection must include welds lockable functions and settings When checking the PLUS base always inspect the weld between the base s front and rear legs...

Page 50: ...s of hair and dust Long term storage of batteries During longer periods of storage the battery is automatically disconnected after seven days The battery may also be forced into unplugged mode by plug...

Page 51: ...replacement 24V1G Keep in mind that the life expectancy of the batteries is 5 years when maintained according to these instructions for use This means that it may be time to replace them depending on...

Page 52: ...t have damaged key handles or threads 3 5 Cabling Inspect cables for any signs of wear pinching or crushing 4 Gas spring operated lifting mechanism 4 1 Rotation lock Make sure that the lifting mechani...

Page 53: ...ndicate defective bearings Check that the castors rotate well and the housings rotate Replace worn or damaged parts 7 2 Attachment Check that the castors screws are intact and tightened Replace screws...

Page 54: ...2 Attachment Make sure that all screws knobs and handles are easy to move and lock properly Check that the spring button clips are working flawlessly 9 3 Plastic plugs Check that guide bushings and pl...

Page 55: ...ical parts that may impair or weaken the structure Ensure good lighting and preferably use a magnifying glass as small cracks can be difficult to detect on black lacquered structures 11 3 Function Che...

Page 56: ...rried out by a Mercado Medic authorised technician 9 1 Recycling Instructions for recycling of components Metal Armrest mechanism Backrest mechanism Neck support mechanism Leg support Base Seat frame...

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