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Ensure the mattress is centered on the frame to minimize risk of entrapment when using bed 

rails. Visit FDA website at http://www.fda.gov to learn more about the risk of entrapment. 

ALWAYS lock the caster locks when transferring into or out of bed. Inspect the caster locks 

BEFORE using the bed to ensure the locks function properly. Some floor surfaces will allow 

the bed to move even with casters properly locked. Use of the bed on such floor surfaces 

must be evaluated by the care provider. 

Never plug bed into an outlet that is greater than 120V AC.

Keep the bed and all cords a minimum of 12 inches away from any direct heat source or wall 

to prevent damage.

If a liquid is spilled in or around the electric bed, UNPLUG THE BED IMMEDIATELY. Clean the 

spill and let the bed and/or area around it dry thoroughly before plugging it in and using the 

electric controls again. 

UNPLUG electric bed from the wall outlet when not in use for an extended period.

Never permit more than one person on the bed at any time.

Body weight should be evenly distributed over the surface of the bed. Do not sit or lean 

entire body weight only on raised head or foot sections of the bed, including when 

repositioning or transferring in our out of bed.

NEVER PERMIT ANYONE TO BE UNDER THE BED AT ANY TIME. 

The bed is not designed to be used as a patient transport. When transporting a patient, use 

an approved patient transport to prevent personal injury or property damage.

DO NOT allow extremities to extend beyond the sides or between the bed rails when 

performing normal functions of the bed.

Improper use of some bed accessories (patient restraints, side rails, trapeze devices, etc.) 

can cause patient injury or death. Consult a healthcare professional or the accessory 

manufacturer for proper instructions.

Keep all moving parts free of obstructions during operation of the bed (i.e. blankets, sheets, 

heating pads, tubing, wiring, etc.)  

If using optional bed side rails and/or a bed extensions kit, check to ensure they are properly 

and securely installed BEFORE using the bed.

Optional side rails are NOT intended to be used as a restraint. A physician or healthcare 

professional should be consulted for an alternative means of safe restraint. Use only 

authorized Rhythm Healthcare, LLC / Lifestyle Mobility Aids replacement parts and 

accessories. Replacement mattresses and bed rails other than those approved by Rhythm 

Healthcare, LLC / Lifestyle Mobility Aids may not be interchangeable and variations in design 

and size could lead to entrapment. Visit FDA website at http://www.fda.gov to learn more 

about the risk of entrapment.

Do not use near explosive gases. May be a fire hazard when used near oxygen administering 

equipment other than nasal or masked type units.

When using nasal or masked type oxygen administering equipment, tubing must be secured 

properly to ensure that tubing does not become entangled, pitched or severed during 

normal operation of the bed.       

 

Accessory Warning

Oxygen Warning

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Continued)

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Summary of Contents for H9500FULL

Page 1: ...FULL SEMI ELECTRIC BED SKUS H9500FULL H9200SEMI 450 lb Weight Capacity TOOL FREE ASSEMBLY ...

Page 2: ...missing or damaged contact your dealer immediately Head Board Head Spring Foot Spring Hi Low Shaft Lock Collar Foot Board Hand Pendant Motor Emergency Hand Crank Attaches to clip on foot board when not in use Casters 2 x locking 2 x non locking 4 x Locking Pins 2 ...

Page 3: ...et and insert the spring loaded end into the Hi Low Motor at the foot section of the bed then slide the lock collar 1 4 from the foot side of the hanger bracket and tighten the thumb screw Fig 2 Figure 1 Figure 2 Straighten the bed and extend the Hi Low Shaft to the end of the bed The shaft is marked with settings for Full and Semi lengths Lay the bed flat with the springs on top Raise the head sp...

Page 4: ...n the gear box axle Fig 4 Installing the Motor Note Before Installing the Motor be sure Pendant and Hi Lo Motor cable are plugged in and connect a 9V battery sold separately This will allow the Motor to be operated to return to the bed to the flat position in the event of a power failure Figure 5 Slide off the Locking Caps on top of the Motor and make sure the two Motor blocks are retracted If not...

Page 5: ...ting to manually adjust the bed height make sure to remove the optional height adjustment lock pins from each leg if being used To raise the bed turn the hand crank clockwise To lower the bed turn the hand crank counter clockwise When using the emergency hand crank with the full electric bed during power outages be sure to remove Hand Crank and clip it back to the Foot Board If left in place it wi...

Page 6: ...nsport to prevent personal injury or property damage DO NOT allow extremities to extend beyond the sides or between the bed rails when performing normal functions of the bed Improper use of some bed accessories patient restraints side rails trapeze devices etc can cause patient injury or death Consult a healthcare professional or the accessory manufacturer for proper instructions Keep all moving p...

Page 7: ...eeded Do not over tighten bolts at pivot points Check mounting hardware for bending or excessive wear Check spring clips between sleeping surface sections and reconnect or replace if necessary Inspect the deck components for bending or damage Visually examine all welds for cracks Check casters to ensure they roll and lock properly Limited Lifetime Warranty against manufacturing defects on welds 5 ...

Page 8: ...Rhythm Healthcare LLC Lifestyle Mobility Aids 3200 Tyrone Blvd N St Petersburg FL 33710 contactus rhythmhc com www rhythmhc com 877 843 6464 V1 9 17 21 ...

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