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Start and use of the defective device that could pose a risk to
patients or others is forbidden.
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The bed should be used and kept away from heat sources and
open flames (e. g. cigarettes, electric fire, heaters, etc.)
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risk
of fire.
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Make sure that there are not many sockets under the frame
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liquids that may seep into such a socket during normal use of
the bed may pose electrical/fire hazard.
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The place of use of the bed there should be no obstacles to the
proper operation or installation.
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Setting up and using the bed should be on flat, horizontal
surfaces so that all the castors touch the ground.
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Before each use, check the bed and lock all four wheels.
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Wheels should be locked/unlocked by foot, not by hand.
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In the absence of supervision of the patient (if such
circumstances occur), the bed should be set to the highest
position of railings on both sides of the bed. Unlocking and
lowering them can be done only by the person responsible
(care person or nurse).
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The bed is not intended for patient’s transportation. The
manufacturer allows moving the bed with patient within the
room to clean or gain access to the patient. The transportation
should take place while maintaining the patient in the
horizontal lying position.
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Side rails must be installed on both sides of the bed (on the side
of the wall as well).
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Standard height side rails enable to use mattresses with a
maximum height of 140 mm.
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The height extension of the side rails enables to use mattresses
with a maximum height of 260 mm.
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Side rails may only be used with proper size mattresses
intended for the bed
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otherwise there is a risk of the user
entrapment.
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Leaning against or resting on rails may cause accidents!
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Leaning out of the bed is a threat of injury!
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Do not exceed the safe working load of the bed!
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In case of damage to the rails (bending, breaking, cracking etc.),
they should be immediately replaced with new ones due to the
risk of an accident.
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Placing limbs between the moving elements of the bed may
cause injury and accidents.
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During the adjustment and maintenance attention should be