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Shock Prevention

•

Do NOT touch or use the

hoist

if you notice any exposed or

damaged

wires.

•

Do NOT expose electrical parts of the

hoist

to water or moisture.

•

Do NOT attempt to use the charger in an area that has a different

voltage and frequency requirement other than that specified on the

nameplate.

•

Do NOT attempt any repairs to the

hoist

, battery or charger. Always

contact your

Authorised

United Care

Dealer

for service.

Monarch Portable Ceiling Hoist

Owner’s Manual

Part No. 01700130 / 1700133,

v01.1.16

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Summary of Contents for United Care Monarch

Page 1: ...USER GUIDE Monarch Portable Ceiling Hoist OpeMed United Care Ltd www united care com 44 0 1252 758 858 infouk united care com Part no 1700130 1700133 V01 1 16...

Page 2: ...ies that occur due to any unauthorised modification to this hoist To avoid potential injury due to the use of inadequate parts always use only United Care replacement parts Regularly scheduled mainten...

Page 3: ...warning messages feature a standard ISO safety alert symbol followed by the signal word WARNING in capitalised black lettering on a dark yellow background Caution messages indicate a potentially haza...

Page 4: ...0 Slings 11 Symbols 12 4 SPECIFICATIONS 15 Dimensions 16 5 USING THE hoist 17 Before Transfer 17 Transferring the user 17 Emergency Lowering 27 Emergency Brake 28 Charging the Battery 29 6 MAINTENANCE...

Page 5: ...e failure or a part and lead to a patient fall The expected life for other parts such as slings batteries fuses straps and cords is dependent upon the proper care and use of the individual items The i...

Page 6: ...fit function and safety The track system must be installed by a trained and Authorised United Care Dealer Operators must be fully trained before using the hoist Ensure the sling is intended for use w...

Page 7: ...tention For recycling or disposal of batteries follow the rules according to the WEEE directive Waste of Electronic and Electrical Equipment as well as all local laws and regulations If you do not fol...

Page 8: ...isture Do NOT attempt to use the charger in an area that has a different voltage and frequency requirement other than that specified on the nameplate Do NOT attempt any repairs to the hoist battery or...

Page 9: ...9 3 DESCRIPTION Exterior Views Figure 1 Front View Side View Rear View Monarch Portable Ceiling Hoist Owner s Manual Part No 01700130 1700133 v01 1 16...

Page 10: ...Notethat depending onthe geographiclocation the powercordprovided maydiffer from the one shown here Figure 4 On Off Switch Charger Hand Control Connector Connector Plug the hand control cable into th...

Page 11: ...us sizes and comes in mesh or solid material Guidelines to Select Proper Sling Size Universal with adjustable head support Hygienic Size Height Weight Small S 5 ft 125 lb Medium M 5 to 6 ft 125 to 250...

Page 12: ...pean Community This symbol is accompanied by the address of the authorised representative Indicates the manufacturer s catalogue number Indicates the manufacturer s serial number Keep dry Indicates th...

Page 13: ...ess of liquids Symbols on box label Indicates the temperature limits to which the medical device can be safely exposed Indicates the range of humidity to which the medical device can be safely exposed...

Page 14: ...ight turns on solid Indicates the location of the emergency lowering system on the product Indicates the location of the battery charger connection on the product Monarch Portable Ceiling Hoist Owner...

Page 15: ...pproximately 30 cycles of 61 cm 24 in at 200 kg 440 lb Approximately 70 cycles of 61 cm 24 in at 130 kg 286 lb Battery Charging Full capacity in approximately 2 hours Charger Charger Input 100 240 VAC...

Page 16: ...ture Certification IEC 60601 1 2005 A1 2012 Medical Electrical Equipment IEC 60601 1 11 2015 Homecare ISO 10535 2006 Patient Hoist CAN CSA Z10535 1 15 Patient Hoist Compliance CE Marking per 93 42 EEC...

Page 17: ...h hooks Inform the user to be transferred what you are about to do Always evaluate the user s general condition before transfer Ensure you have a sling that is the correct size for the user Use only s...

Page 18: ...ntrol while maintaining tension on the strap with your other hand Note that there must be tension on the hoist strap for the hoist to function 4 Slide the carabiner hook into the loop of the hoist str...

Page 19: ...tting or reclined position To transfer to from the fully seated position shown below use the third loop at the back and the first loop at the front To transfer to from the fully reclined position show...

Page 20: ...of two adjustable straps Tighten the straps as needed for full head support and release them for less support as shown below Figure 8 Straps released Straps tightened full support Monarch Portable Ce...

Page 21: ...ability during transfer see the photo below The second photo below illustrates the position for transfer using a sling with an aperture Installing a sling with an aperture Position for transfer using...

Page 22: ...sling strap inside the support hook The safety latch must be completely closed as shown below Figure 11 Do NOT attempt a transfer if the support hook safety latches are not completely closed The sling...

Page 23: ...e UP button on the hand control or the touchpad membranes 14 Lift the user until the sling clears the arms of the wheelchair or the top of the bed before moving the user Guide their legs past any obst...

Page 24: ...and slide the strap off Figure 13 17 Slide the hoist away from the user Unhook the hoist from the trolley and usethe hand control or touchpad membranes to shorten the strap You can now remove the sli...

Page 25: ...is charged for the next use Use ONLY the charger M920001 provided with the hoist Usinganyotherchargermayresultinpermanent damageto the batteries or cause fire explosion or injuries WARNING Monarch Por...

Page 26: ...oist over the wheelchair or bed 3 Using the Allen key puncture the label to access the emergency lowering mechanism 4 Turn as indicated on the punctured label to lower the user Note that each turn of...

Page 27: ...brake has activated do NOT attempt to unlock the brake or press the UP button as this may disengage the brake and cause the user in the hoist to fall Do NOT attempt to use the emergency lowering devic...

Page 28: ...er end of the charger cord into the hoist 3 The charging indicator on the charger is solid yellow when the battery is charging and solid green when the battery is fully charged 4 If the battery is low...

Page 29: ...ntenance and service must be performed by an Authorised United Care Dealer This maintenance schedules provides the minimum recommendations In some cases more frequent checks may be required per local...

Page 30: ...ist control buttons Before every use Check the operation of the hand control buttons Before every use Check the track and hardware for any damage Before every use Ensure the track end stops are secure...

Page 31: ...ghtening torque is 20 N m 15 lb ft Figure 15 Dealer Check Action Frequency Check the hoist casing for any damage Every year Check the hoist transmission Every year Check the hoist connecting joints Ev...

Page 32: ...the hoist vigorously with the cloth or wipe to ensure thorough cleaning of the entire surface Do not splash drench or immerse the unit in water as the unit could malfunction causing injuries to occur...

Page 33: ...re the charger is plugged into a standard electrical outlet and that the outlet has power The green LED on the charger will be turned on Note that the battery may have sufficient power and does not ne...

Page 34: ...toftheMonarch includingcablesspecified by the manufacturer Otherwise degradation of the performance of this equipment could result Guidance and Manufacturer s Declaration Electromagnetic Emissions For...

Page 35: ...ile If floors are covered with synthetic material the relative humidity should be at least 30 Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV differential mode 2 kV for common mode 1 kV differential mode 2 kV for common mod...

Page 36: ...of the hoist including cables than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter Recommended separation distance where P is the maximu...

Page 37: ...and mobile RF communications equipment and the Monarch Ceiling hoist The Monarch Ceiling hoist is intended for use in electromagneticenvironments in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled The...

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Page 39: ...www united care com 44 0 1252 758 858 infouk united care com Clockhouse Dog ud Way Farnham Surrey GU9 7UD United Kingdom United Care manufactures and installs high quality ceiling hoists and patient h...

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