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6.10 Wheeled frame
For better positioning during treatment, for easier relocation
in the practice or for cleaning and care, the couch can be
equipped with a cushioned wheel frame.
"Active
" - wheels extended:
Push the operating pedal of the wheel frame on the head
and foot section side of the couch downwards with your foot
as far as it will go.
The couch is lifted at the head and foot end and can now be
moved in any direction with the castors.
"Inactive
" - wheels retracted:
Pull up the operating pedal of the wheel frame on the head
and foot section side of the couch with your foot.
The couch is lowered onto the feet and now stands firmly on
the ground again.
The wheel frame is designed for moving the stretcher without a patient (overload)!
► For stability, treatments must only be carried out with the wheel frame inactive!
Never extend or retract the wheel frame while a patient is on the stretcher!
► The shock generated during lowering can cause pain and injury in sensitive patients (e.g. with
spinal disease)!
► Only operate the gearshift pedals with your feet, there is a risk of crushing if you operate them with
your hands!
Warning
.
6.11 Paper roll holder
The therapy couch can be equipped with the option "paper roll holder". The paper roll holder is mounted under the
upholstery or on the frame on the narrow side of the foot section. The holder can accommodate paper rolls with a width
of up to 59cm
.
Place the paper roll on the spigot of a holder.
With the other hand, pull the opposite bracket outward.
Place the paper roll on the spigot of this holder from below.
Release the holder.
For optimal adjustment of the paper roll holder to the roll
width, the fastening screws can be loosened.
active
inactive