Foot end
Head end
Foot end
Head end
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5. Transfer board
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Transfer boards can be used to protect a patient on the stretcher from falling off and also
as a bridge between the stretcher and a bed when transferring a patient to/from a bed.
They can be used as an arm table by locking them in the horizontal level position.
WARNING
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When patients are placed on the base of stretcher, secure
them with the restraint belts (see p. 16), raise the transfer
boards, and continuously monitor them.
Otherwise, the patient may fall off from the
stretcher and get injured.
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After raising the transfer boards or locking
them in the horizontal level position, use
the safety lock and confirm that they are
properly locked (Green in the indicator
window). If they are not locked properly (red
shows in the indicator window), the transfer boards may lower
and the patient may fall off and get injured.
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To lower the transfer board
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To raise the transfer board
To raise the transfer board
1
Slowly lift the transfer board, which has been
lowered, in the direction shown in the figure to
the left. When it reaches the upper limit, the lug
lowers and the stopper works.
2
Confirm that the stopper is properly working
(green shows in the indicator window).
3
Press in the safety lock in the direction shown by
the arrow
(transfer board side) until the red
label can no longer be seen for proper locking.
NOTE!
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Make sure not to let sheets get
caught in the stopper or safety lock
as it will hinder the functions of the
parts.
* In this manual, raising the transfer board entails
completing all of the steps outlined in
1
to
3
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To lower the transfer board
1
Release the safety lock.
2
While lifting the lug, slowly lower the transfer
board.
Lug
Red label
Safety lock
Lock
Stopper
receptacle
Confirm that
the indicator
window
shows green
Transfer board Warning label
Lift
Lug
Safety lock
Unlock
Stopper
receptacle
Transfer board Warning label
