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Emergency Battery Backup 

In  case  of  power  failure  the  emergency  battery  backup  will  operate  the  bed.    Use  only  in 
emergency  situations,  the  battery  backup  is  not  designed  for  continuous  use.    The  battery  will 
recharge itself while the bed is plugged into a hospital grade or grounded outlet. 

This  bed  is  equipped  with  two  5  amp  12V  sealed  lead-acid  (gel)  batteries  (total  24V).    New 
batteries, or batteries stored for a long time, may take more time to charge.  Keep the battery near 
room temperature when charging. 

Battery Specifications: 

Battery Characteristics: 

*The above characteristics data are average values obtained within
three charge/discharges cycles, not the minimum value.

The specifications and characteristics of the battery are from the manufacturer’s guidelines sheet.  
If the battery needs to be changed, follow the manufacturer’s specifications listed in this section 
as  well  as  the  information  listed  in  the  section  Replacement  Instructions  Battery  Replacement 
page. 

Nominal Voltage 

12V 

Rated Capacity (20 Hour Rate) 

5Ah 

Dimensions 

Length 

3.54 in (89.9 mm) 

Width 

2.74 in (70.1 mm) 

Height 

3.98 in (101.1 mm) 

Total Height 

4.21 in (106.9 mm) 

Approximate Weight 

3.09 lbs. (1.4 kg) 

Capacity* 
25°C (77°F) 

20 Hour Rate (0.25A) 

5Ah 

10 Hour Rate (0.47A) 

4.65Ah 

5 Hour Rate (0.85) 

4.25Ah 

1 Hour Rate (3.00A) 

3.00Ah 

Internal Resistance 
(milliohms) 

Fully Charged Battery 
25°C (77°F) 

Approx. 50 

Temperature  
Dependency  
of Capacity  
(20 Hour Rate) 

40°C (104°F) 
25°C (77°F) 
0°C (32°F) 
-15°C (5°F)

102% 
100% 
85% 
65% 

Self-Discharge 
25°C (77°F) 

Residual Capacity After 
Standing 3 Months 

91% 

Residual Capacity After 
Standing 6 Months 

82% 

Residual Capacity After 
Standing 12 Months 

64% 

Charge 
Method 
(Constant 
Voltage) 

Cycle Use 
(Repeating 
Use) 

Initial Current 

1.75A 
or smaller 

Control Voltage 

14.5-14.9V 

Float Use 

Control Voltage 

13.6-13.8V 

Summary of Contents for 33060400

Page 1: ...Evolution User Manual Doc 8034 Rev 12 0 Rev Date 3 01 2021 MFG 0020I 1219 ...

Page 2: ...king and Set Up 16 Unpacking Parts Breakdown 16 Bed Set Up 17 Headboard and Footboard Set Up 19 Side Rail Set Up 20 SW Rest Secure System Set Up 21 Basic Set Up 21 Bed Exit Alarm Alert Type 22 Scale System Zeroing the Scale 22 Scale System Adding Removing Items 23 Scale System Weight History Time Setting 23 Protocol Set Alert Reminder 24 Protocol Timer Sound Level Setting 24 Setting the Time Date ...

Page 3: ...ails 39 Transfers 40 Features 41 Casters 41 Connection of Electrical Components 41 Emergency Battery Backup 42 Serial Number Location 43 IV Pole 43 Trapeze Assembly 43 Seven Zones of Bed Rail Entrapment 45 Safety Tips 47 Electrical Leakage Test Point 47 Acceptable Levels of Leakage Current 47 Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC 47 Electromagnetic Interference EMI from Radio Wave Sources 49 General S...

Page 4: ...oting 64 SW Evolution Troubleshooting 64 SW Rest Secure System Troubleshooting 65 Warranty Information 66 Sizewise Rentals LLC Sizewise Limited Warranty 66 Manufacturer Disclaimer 68 User Assistance Information 69 ...

Page 5: ...warning could result in patient and or user injury as well as damage to equipment Electrical Shock Hazard Warning This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of electrical shock hazards It is important to follow all instructions and special procedures to avoid electrical shock to the operator care provider and or patient Pinch Point Hazard Warning This symbol is intended to alert the...

Page 6: ...e pinch point is spacing between movable parts of the device which in positions of normal use fail to maintain a clearance of 8mm or 25mm Protective Earth Terminal Grounding symbol It is placed at the equipment earthing point and is mandatory for all grounded equipment The hazards and warnings are indicated on the shipping container by this label ...

Page 7: ...rty During set up DO NOT remove the shoulder bolt on the center joint of the frame It allows one side of the frame to slide out when ready to lift the frame apart Failure to follow this warning could result in patient or user injury as well as damage to equipment or other property To avoid electrical shock when plugging this bed into the wall outlet only use grounded or hospital grade outlets Foll...

Page 8: ...the frame can result in injury Stand clear of the bed frame before operating Stand clear of the bed during operation due to minimum floor clearance on all sides of the bed The bed is for indoor use only Only operate the bed on a flat surface DO NOT use the bed near an open flame or an extreme heat source This bed is not intended for use in high moisture areas e g showers pool therapy or extreme te...

Page 9: ...e casters to reduce risk of injury to the patient and or care provider To avoid and reduce risk of a tripping injury to the patient and or care provider align the casters with the bed Failure to follow the provided battery specifications could result in patient and or user injury as well as damage to equipment or other property If the weight capacity of the IV pole is exceeded it could result in p...

Page 10: ...ance with each facility s policies and procedures Possible fire hazard when used with oxygen administering equipment other than the nasal mask or 1 2 bed length type tent Oxygen tent should not extend below the mattress support level Lock hand control at foot of bed when using oxygen administering equipment Electric shock may occur when plugging the bed into the wall outlet Use ONLY grounded or ho...

Page 11: ... needs to be stored transported and operated in a temperature range of 5 C to 45 C 23 F to 113 F DO NOT expose the bed to humidity greater than 95 Do not attempt to install perform maintenance or use this product without first reading and understanding these instructions and accompanying documents such as the User Manual Technical Manual and Work Instructions If you do not understand these instruc...

Page 12: ... SW Rest Secure System is to alert the care provider that a patient is attempting to exit the bed or is in an immediate risk of falling in settings where continuous surveillance of a patient is not possible This is achieved by precisely monitoring a change in patient position When the patient makes an attempt to get out of bed an alarm will sound either at the hand control or activate the nurse ca...

Page 13: ...els Battery Power 24V Gel Access Restricted 2 12V 5Ah Fuses 4 amp time delay Overall Width 35 89 cm 37 5 95 cm 39 99 cm 41 5 105 5 cm 48 122 cm optional wing kit 50 5 128 5 cm Overall Length 89 5 227 5 cm Length 80 203 cm Deck Low without mattress 9 23 cm Deck High without mattress 30 76 cm Trendelenburg 15º Reverse Trendelenburg 15º Head Section 58º Knee Section 49º Foot Section 8º Angles have 2º...

Page 14: ... Exceeding these limits will void the warranty With Optional Trapeze Attached to Bed Height from Floor 67 5 90 5 95 cm 230 cm WARNING Exceeding the weight capacity and or working load listed in the specifications could result in patient or user injury as well as damage to equipment or other property ...

Page 15: ...s Output 0 206 VRMS Max External Power AC Adapter 5 0 Volts DC UL Recognized supply Current 800 mA fused at 800 mA Battery Power Type 2 x AA NiMH Rechargeable Capacity 1600 mAH Recharge Time Normally 30 mins from dead 120 mins Operating Time No Alarms 200 mins Operating Current Normal 170 280 mA Charging 320 mA Alarming 275 mA Weighing Function Resolution 1 1 5 lbs 5 7 kg Sampling Frequency 10 Hz ...

Page 16: ...e 15 seconds Sound Level 90 dB 12 inches Tones 5 selectable tones Display Type LCD Graphic blue LED backlighting Size 64 x 17 9 mm Resolution 32 Pixels Functions Bed Exit Alarms Off Low Medium High Protocol Alarm Off 1 2 4 Hours Sound Volumes Off Low Medium High Scale 0 1000 lbs 0 453 5 kg Scale Accuracy 5 lbs 2 25 kg Scale accuracy can only be achieved by proper factory calibration WARNING Any ch...

Page 17: ... the box Bed Headboard Footboard Footboard Posts 2 Headboard Posts 2 Scale Meter Scale Meter Holder 3 16 Allen Screws 4 1 2 Screw 8 Side Rails Mounts 2 Mattress Bar Locking Pin Side Rails 2 RSS System optional Tools required for assembly Phillips Screwdriver 3 16 Allen Wrench 2 15 16 Wrench 1 2 Socket Wrench 2 9 16 Wrench 7 16 Wrench DO NOT discard any packing material until all components are acc...

Page 18: ... foot section and place on the shoulder bolt that is connected to the head section WARNING During set up DO NOT remove the shoulder bolt on the center joint of the frame It allows one side of the frame to slide out when ready to lift the frame apart Failure to follow this warning could result in patient or user injury as well as damage to equipment or other property 3 Using a 2 square drive screwd...

Page 19: ...a 3 16 Allen wrench Put the bolts in through the two sections with the washer between the two sections Then secure the nuts tightly with the 9 16 wrench 8 Attach the foot controls to the foot section of the bed The bolts and nuts are attached to the foot bumper Using a Phillips screwdriver and 7 16 wrench remove bolts and place foot controls in place Then secure the nuts tightly and plug the contr...

Page 20: ...s connected to powered source page 45 Radio wave sources such as radio stations TV stations amateur radio HAM transmitters two way radios and cellular phones can affect this bed Following the warnings listed for electromagnetic interference should reduce the chance of the bed s unintended movement that could result in serious injury Headboard and Footboard Set Up The longer posts are intended for ...

Page 21: ...ent as serious injury can result These guidelines can be found on the FDA website It is the care provider s ultimate decision whether or not to use bed rails with the patient To attach the side rails to the bed 1 Locate the side rail mounts These are shipped attached to the side rails Remove the three bolts and washers from the mount 2 The holes on the bed deck have been pre drilled to make the al...

Page 22: ...e the hand control The first photo shows the unit operating on AC power The second photo shows the unit operating on battery reserve power with full charge The third photo shows the battery reserve with 15 charge 10 00 Ma y 18 20 10 REST SYSTEM SECURE S W EIGHT 0 LBS AC Power 10 00 Ma y18 20 10 REST SYSTEM SECURE S 250 LBS Battery 100 Charge Low Battery Warning 10 00 Ma y18 20 10 REST SYSTEM SECUR...

Page 23: ...been made and the user will be returned to the Home Screen Scale System Zeroing the Scale With the patient out of the bed press and hold the ZERO button for 3 seconds This process sets the tare weight base weight and will return to the Home Screen when complete With the tare weight set the patient may now be placed in the bed and begin recording weight NOTE Make sure all equipment and linens are o...

Page 24: ...inutes then the unit will automatically exit the Add Remove Items screen and return to Standby Scale System Weight History Time Setting The SW Rest Secure System is designed to record the weight of the patient by date and time The unit will automatically record the weight for 30 days at a default time of 00 00 hours midnight 1 Access the Menu by pressing the UP or DOWN arrow until SYSTEM SETTINGS ...

Page 25: ...OTE The protocol audible tone is specific and is unchangeable to ensure differentiation between a bed exit alarm and a protocol alarm The protocol alarm will have short frequent beeps Protocol Timer Sound Level Setting There are 3 sound levels for the bed exit alarm protocol reminder Press the sound level button once for low volume twice for medium volume and a third time for high volume By pressi...

Page 26: ...the minutes and then press ENTER 5 Using the UP or DOWN arrow the user can set the seconds and then press ENTER This is an optional setting and may be bypassed by pressing ENTER 6 Using the UP or DOWN arrow the user can set the month and then press ENTER 7 Using the UP or DOWN arrow the user can set the date and then press ENTER 8 Using the UP or DOWN arrow the user can now set the year and then p...

Page 27: ... Reset the bed exit sensitivity thresholds to the default values 6 lbs for High 10 lbs for Medium and 50 for Low x Set the language back to English x Set the weight units to Pounds x Clear patient weight history file x Set lbs kg lock to unlock x Set bed exit alert type to tone x Set protocol alert type to tone x Erase voice message is erased and replace with a tone sound x Reset the weight histor...

Page 28: ...on the keypad select Y for Yes and then press ENTER If you select N for No you will be returned to the Home Screen without resetting the defaults 5 The unit is now resetting the defaults and will return to the Home Screen when complete ...

Page 29: ...he head section B Raises and lowers the bed C Raises and lowers the foot section D Operates Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg E Master switch to disable all functions of the bed Hand Control These instructions are for the general functions of the bed any special or unique functions will be referenced to in different sections of this manual Make sure that the bed is correctly positioned and c...

Page 30: ...mage to equipment or other property Never work under the bed while it is in operation Casters will move roll when the bed is in motion Stand clear of the bed frame before operating Keep fingers and arms away from rotating parts when mechanisms are moving Operating this bed with any part of the body in the frame can result in injury Stand clear of the bed frame before operating Stand clear of the b...

Page 31: ...d before operating the bed Failure to do so could result in electrical shock and serious injury Never work on a bed while it is plugged into an electrical outlet DO NOT use the bed if the power cord is cut frayed or loosely connected to the bed The bed is an electrically powered mechanism Electrical hazard may occur if the bed is plugged into inadequate power supply Make sure the bed is plugged in...

Page 32: ...t Button Use to set the bed exit alarm E Enter Button Use for making a selection when in the main and sub menus F Protocol Timer Button Use for the protocol reminder G Zero Button Use for zeroing the scale and establishing the tare weight base weight H Sound Level Button Use for selecting low medium and high volume I Up Down Arrow Menu Buttons Use for accessing the menu and making adjustments to m...

Page 33: ...ons where the patient is at a moderate to high risk for falls Low Sensitivity Detects when a patient has exited the bed This setting would typically be used by the care provider in situations where the patient responds to verbal or audible commands and is at a lower risk for falls If the patient is on an air support surface a lower sensitivity setting may be more appropriate as well NOTE High and ...

Page 34: ... weigh and record the patient s weight automatically at midnight every day up to 30 days This bed offers care providers convenience in attending to the patient Before a patient is placed into the bed the scale should be zeroed out See the section SW Rest Secure System Set Up Scale System Zeroing the Scale page 22 1 Access the Menu by pressing the UP or DOWN arrow until SCALE SETTINGS is selected a...

Page 35: ...procedures Press the PROTOCOL TIMER button once to set the timer to 1 hour press it twice to set the timer to set to 2 hours press it three times to set to 4 hours By pressing the PROTOCOL TIMER button a fourth time the timer will be disabled and no indicator lights will be lit When a protocol alarm has been activated simply press the ENTER button to reset the alarm and repeat the timing process N...

Page 36: ... message to the patient so they are not startled by the tones of the bed exit alarm This unit is also equipped with a Nurse Call Interface which will activate the nurse call whether the unit is set to alert tone or voice message NOTE The unit must be connected to the interface in order for the nurse call to activate 1 Access the Menu by pressing the UP or DOWN arrow until BED EXIT SETTINGS is high...

Page 37: ...he scale as shown in the section SW Rest Secure System Set Up Scale System Zeroing the Scale on page 22 Scale System Change LBS KGS Setting This feature will allow the user to display the patient s weight in either pounds lbs or kilograms kgs The default for patient weight display is pounds lbs This unit has a Lbs Kgs Lockout feature to prevent an accidental change of units see the section Operati...

Page 38: ...ettings menu 1 Access the menu by pressing the UP or DOWN arrow until SYSTEM SETTINGS is highlighted and then press ENTER 2 Select LBS KGS LOCK and then press ENTER 3 Select the preferred unit of measure to lock and then press ENTER The selection has been completed and the user will return to the Home Screen NOTE Follow the directions in the section Operating Instructions Scale System Change LBS K...

Page 39: ...d 2 Firmly plant feet on the ground 3 Have patient slowly rise to standing position This will prevent the patient from dropping down onto the mattress causing stress on the center joint of the bed It is not recommended to use the head or foot section functions to assist the patient in and out of the bed damage to the bed may occur Reaching or Leaning WARNING Reaching or leaning affects the patient...

Page 40: ...il back onto the bed be sure to secure it with the pull pin WARNING An injury may occur if the side rail pins are not secured properly or not in place causing harm to the patient and or care provider WARNING If the side rails are not secured in the proper place entrapment to the patient may occur Bed rail entrapment is a serious health risk that can result in serious injury or even death Sizewise ...

Page 41: ... care provider Transfers require good balance and agility and are very dangerous The care provider should learn how to position the body and support himself or herself during a patient transfer The care provider should work with the patient s doctor nurse or therapist to learn safe transfer methods Provide help to the patient until he or she knows what can cause a slip or fall and how to avoid doi...

Page 42: ... section caster is pressed or lifted both head section casters will be activated WARNING While the patient is in the bed it is recommended to lock the casters to reduce risk of injury to the patient and or care provider To avoid and reduce risk of a tripping injury to the patient and or care provider align the casters with the bed Connection of Electrical Components Should it become necessary to r...

Page 43: ... needs to be changed follow the manufacturer s specifications listed in this section as well as the information listed in the section Replacement Instructions Battery Replacement page Nominal Voltage 12V Rated Capacity 20 Hour Rate 5Ah Dimensions Length 3 54 in 89 9 mm Width 2 74 in 70 1 mm Height 3 98 in 101 1 mm Total Height 4 21 in 106 9 mm Approximate Weight 3 09 lbs 1 4 kg Capacity 25 C 77 F ...

Page 44: ... lb 385 kg weight capacity WARNING If the weight capacity of the trapeze is exceeded it could result in patient and or user injury as well as damage to equipment or other property HAZARD Pay close attention to pinch points on the bed to avoid injury to the patient and or care provider WARNING Do not attempt to install perform maintenance or use this product without first reading and understanding ...

Page 45: ... and tighten the nuts using a 9 16 wrench 4 Attach the sliding saddle to the overhead beam Move the saddle until the pin is secured into one of the holes on the overhead beam 5 Place the Clevis Pin through the sliding saddle securing the chain between the two sides of the saddle as shown in the picture 6 After securing the trapeze bar the saddle can be repositioned into the appropriate location wi...

Page 46: ...il entrapment as serious injury can result These guidelines can be found on the FDA website When using an Air Therapy system the care provider is responsible for ensuring the mattress properly fits the bed frame It is also the care provider s ultimate decision whether or not to use bed rails with the patient Zone Seven Zone 1 Within the Rail Zone 2 Under the Rail Between the Rail Supports or Next ...

Page 47: ...the top edge of the SIDE RAIL above the mattress see B without compression 220 mm D Distance between segmented SIDE RAIL with the MATTRESS SUPPORT PLATFORM in the flat position 60 mm Or 235 mm E Smallest dimension of any accessible opening between the SIDE RAIL and the MATTRESS SUPPORT PLATFORM in the flat position 60 mm Or 235 mm F Smallest dimension of any accessible opening between the SIDE RAI...

Page 48: ...Evolution and SW Rest Secure System have been tested for compliance with the EMC requirements The guidelines in this section will help to ensure the medical equipment will meet the requirements of the standard WARNING Medical equipment should not be used stacked or located on or around equipment that may create electromagnetic interferences Emissions The SW Evolution and SW Rest Secure System have...

Page 49: ...gonomic design and fully RoHS and REACH compliant Coiled Cord RSS US Plug 6P6C Gold Plated 3u 28 AWG 7 0 12BC 6C Jacket Curve Length 1ft 3ft L 1ft Æ13 105 105mm OD 3 5mm RoHS Compliant Electromagnetic Interference EMI The SW Evolution and SW Rest Secure System have been tested and are intended for safe use with other components compliant to IEC 601 standards for medical devices The SW Evolution an...

Page 50: ...The SW Evolution and SW Rest Secure System may be susceptible to electromagnetic interference EMI which is energy that is reflected or emitted from sources such as radio stations TV stations amateur radio HAM transmitters two way radios and cellular phones in the form of electrical and magnetic waves that travel through space The interference from radio wave sources is not likely but in extreme ci...

Page 51: ...onment Guidance RF Emissions CISPR 11 Group 1 The bed and RSS use RF energy only for its internal function Therefore its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference to nearby electronic equipment RF Emissions CISPR 11 Class A The bed and RSS are suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic and those directly connected to the public low voltage power supply ...

Page 52: ...Mains 1kV I Os A Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1kV Differential 2kV Common A Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage Dips Dropout IEC 61000 4 11 95 Dip for 0 5 Cycle 60 Dip for 5 Cycles 30 Dip for 25 Cycles 95 Dip for 5 seconds A Mains power quality should be that of a typica...

Page 53: ...mmunications equipment should be separated from the bed by no less than the distances calculated listed below D 3 5 V1 Sqrt P D 3 5 V1 Sqrt P 80 to 800 MHz Conducted RF IEC 61000 4 6 3 Vrms 150 kHz to 80 MHz V1 Vrms 3 D 7 V1 Sqrt P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz Radiated RF IEC 61000 4 3 3 V m 80 MHz to 2 5 GHz E1 V m 3 Where P is the max power in watts and D is the recommended separation distance in meters F...

Page 54: ...ower of the communications equipment D 3 5 V1 Sqrt P D 3 5 E1 Sqrt P 80 to 800 MHz D 7 E1 Sqrt P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz Compliance Level Cond RF 3 Rad RF 800 MHz 3 Rad RF 2 5 GHz 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 37 0 37 0 74 1 1 17 1 17 2 33 10 3 69 3 69 7 38 100 11 67 11 67 23 33 General Safety WARNING The bed is to be used in accordance with each facility s policies and procedures CAUTION Possible fire haz...

Page 55: ... the bed to avoid injury to the patient and or care provider Pinch points have minimal clearances between two moving parts that fail to maintain a clearance of 8mm or 25mm Pinch points are present on both sides of the bed between the bed deck and the bed frame Pinch points are also present between the bed deck and each of the four casters ...

Page 56: ...s up Lower the foot section and head section to increase stability Lower the bed deck height approximately 12 15 30 5 cm 38 cm from the floor to increase stability Use and position of accessories may affect stability DO NOT overextend IV poles or similar accessories and DO NOT overload accessories If multiple accessories are in use distribute them evenly from side to side or head to foot For incli...

Page 57: ...orox Germicidal Wipes Clorox Professional Products Company EPA Reg 67619 12 These pre moistened wipes meet the CDC s recommendations for Clostridium difficile C diff bacteria after the manufacturer s recommended wet contact time 1 Perform hand hygiene using soap and warm water or hand sanitizer and then put on disposable gloves and eye protection 2 Use wipes to wipe the top and front of head footb...

Page 58: ...Bed to highest position Head articulation to highest position Foot articulation to highest position Disconnect the bed from all electrical power to avoid electrical shock All bed frame surfaces are to be wiped using a coarse cloth dampened with the disinfectant solution prepared as directed by the manufacturer s recommendations to remove organic material and visible soil When cleaning components s...

Page 59: ...le soil Avoid excessive moisture to prevent damage Allow the scale meter and coiled cord to remain wet with disinfectant solution for the manufacturer s recommended contact time Rinse all surfaces of the scale meter with a clean cloth dampened with fresh water to remove chemical and organic residue After cleaning all surfaces are to be wiped with a clean dry cloth to remove any moisture or residue...

Page 60: ... the mattress special attention is to be given to sewn seams and folds in mattress fabrics 6 Allow the mattress to remain wet with disinfectant solution for the manufacturer s recommended contact time 7 Stains on the mattress may be treated using a mild stain remover according to the manufacturer s recommendations using a soft bristled brush 8 Rinse all surfaces of the mattress with fresh water an...

Page 61: ...r at very low or no heat to protect it from heat related damage Air Therapy Internal Mattress Components 1 Prepare the disinfectant according to the manufacturer s recommendations 2 Prepare a separate bucket of warm fresh water to be used for rinsing the equipment after cleaning disinfecting procedures are completed as instructed 3 Using a clean cloth dampened with the disinfectant solution wipe a...

Page 62: ...ure or residue Full Frame Trapeze The entire frame of the trapeze is to be wiped using a coarse cloth dampened with the disinfectant solution prepared as directed by the manufacturer s recommendations to remove organic material and visible dirt Allow the trapeze to remain wet with disinfectant solution for the manufacturer s recommended contact time Rinse the trapeze with a clean cloth dampened wi...

Page 63: ...V Power Supply if equipped X Control Box X Inline Connector X Nurse Call Connector X Hand Pendant X Rechargeable AA Batteries X The following is an equipment safety checklist that can be used with the maintenance chart to maintain and service this product Make sure the bed operates easily and freely and all parts work smoothly Check for excess noise vibration or a change in ease of use These may b...

Page 64: ... to assist if finding the correct fasteners If improper fasteners are used they could result in patient and or user injury as well as damage to equipment or other property Improper fasteners may fail Use only screws and bolts provided by an authorized Sizewise representative If screws or bolts become loose tighten them immediately If a problem is detected make sure to repair or adjust the bed befo...

Page 65: ...heck the two 2 fuses within the Electronic Control Module and replace if necessary One function of the bed will not operate Verify the switch on the foot control panel that corresponds to the non operating function is set to the Unlocked position Ensure all cables to the Electronic Control Module are properly connected and secure The bed will not operate off of battery power If the bed will not op...

Page 66: ...all Unplug handheld from the footboard wait 5 seconds and then plug it back in Weight history readings will not store Make sure the clock time and weight history time is set correct 24 hour clock format Scale showing incorrect weight Make sure the zeroing process was done correctly see the section Unpacking and Set Up Instructions Scale System Zeroing the Scale on page 22 Unit will not change from...

Page 67: ...elow o o o Limited Product Warranty D L00 001 66 Sizewise Evolution Bed Product No 33060400 35 33060450 39 Limited Product Warranty PLEASE READ THESE WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING YOUR SIZEWISE PRODUCT BY USING THE PRODUCT YOU ARE CONSENTING TO BE BOUND BY THE FOLLOWING WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS LIMITEDWARRANTY Model Capacity Frame Welds Electronics Parts Actuators 5 yr ...

Page 68: ...l have no obligation to make repairs replace or correct products including any part or parts of the product as the result of Sizewise s determination of any of the following Limited Product Warranty D L00 001 67 Sizewise Evolution Bed Product No 33060400 35 33060450 39 Limited Product Warranty ...

Page 69: ...EDIES OF THE BUYER FOR ANY BREACH OFWARRANTY EXCLUSION OF CONSEQUENTIAL AND INCIDENTALDAMAGES SIZEWISE AND OR ITS SUPPLIERS SHALL HAVE NO OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY WHETHER ARISING IN CONTRACT INCLUDING WARRANTY TORT OR ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY INCLUDING ACTIVE PASSIVE OR IMPUTED NEGLIGENCE AND STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE FOR DAMAGE TO THE PRODUCT INCLUDING PART S PROPERTY DAMAGE DEATH PERSONAL INJUR...

Page 70: ...Limited Product Warranty D L00 001 To make a warranty claim contact Complete this portion and keep for your records 69 Sizewise Evolution Bed Product No 33060400 35 33060450 39 Limited Product Warranty ...

Page 71: ...zewise com Sizewise is a registered trademark of Sizewise Rentals LLC All specifications equipment and prices are subject to change without notice Photos and drawings are representative of the products and may vary slightly from actual production models ...

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