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066832

Operator Manual

Recommended Replacement Parts

Figure 6-4. Back sections

Kit Part Number SA0721

NOTE: For Model 429 VIC Chair,
mount gas spring in this location.

Removable push handles – place
in wells on back of back section.

Summary of Contents for Hausted VIC329

Page 1: ...OPERATOR AND SERVICE MANUAL Hausted Video Imaging Chairs Model VIC329 VIC429 10 25 06 066832 ...

Page 2: ...e maintenance program is essential to safe and proper unitoperation Thismanualcontainsmaintenanceschedulesandprocedures which should be followed for satisfactory equipment performance YouareencouragedtocontactSTERISconcerningourcomprehensiveAnnual Maintenance Agreements Under the terms of these agreements preventive maintenance adjustments and replacement of worn parts are done on a scheduledbasis...

Page 3: ...tion 2720 Gunter Park East Montgomery AL 36109 USA TEL 334 277 6660 FAX 334 271 5450 Equipment not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture with air or oxygen or nitrous oxide www steris com The base language of this document is ENGLISH Any translations must be made from the base language docu ment STERIS Corporation Montgomery Alabama is an ISO 13485 certified facility ...

Page 4: ...4 3 2 2 Lowering the Top 3 4 3 2 3 Reclining the Chair Back 3 5 3 3 Independent Leg Section 3 6 3 3 1 Independent Operation 3 6 3 3 2 Returning to Chair Mode 3 6 3 4 Adjustable Footrest 3 7 3 4 1 Repositioning the Footrest 3 7 3 5 Hinging Rails 3 8 3 5 1 Repositioning the Rail 3 8 3 6 VIC Chair Rotating Instructions 3 8 3 6 1 Mode Definitions 3 8 3 6 2 Non Transport Mode Anterior Posterior Positio...

Page 5: ...on end as tipping may occur The VIC chair has a warning label on the foot rest stating Do not stand on foot rest When not in use do not leave the VIC chair in a recline position When patient is seated in the chair the side rails should be up and the patient should be secured with restraint straps Patient entry egress and transfer from the VIC chair should always be from the center side rail locati...

Page 6: ...oper operation of the chair Step 1 Cut the two bands around the shipping carton Step 2 Remove the top half of the carton and cut one side of the bottom half Step 3 Remove the chair from the carton Step 4 Check to see if all features of the chair work properly If all features work properly go to step 5 If any of the features of the chair do not work properly call STERIS for service Step 5 Clean the...

Page 7: ... patients left side Figure 3 1 To fully engage the brakes the pedal should be pressed to approximately 45 All four caster should be locked from swiveling and rotating 3 1 2 Releasing the Brakes Depressthegreenpedalattheheadendoftheunitonthepatientsleft untilthe pedal is in a horizontal position Figure 3 2 All four wheels should rotate and swivel freely 3 1 3 Applying the Steering Lock From the hea...

Page 8: ...o u l d b e secured with restraint straps G Patient entry egress and t r a n s f e r f r o m t h e V I C chair should always be from the center side rail location with the side rail in the down position and brakes locked H At no time should the patient be permitted to enter or exit from the e n d s o f t h e v i c c h a i r when in partial or total recline position I The patient should be placed i...

Page 9: ...2 3 See WARNING G H See section 3 7 See WARNING F See Section 3 5 See WARNING K See Section 3 6 See WARNING G through J See Section 3 1 See Section 3 2 See Section 3 3 See WARNING G through J See Section 3 1 See WARNING C H See WARNING D See Section 3 4 See WARNING F See Section 3 5 See WARNING F See WARNING C H 22 50 22 70 5 58 5 24 31 5 66 5 ...

Page 10: ...n a fully upright position with chair in low height when transporting patient The patient should never be transported when the VIC is in a recline position The VIC chair has a warning label on the top of the base coverthatstates Whenchair isinthenon transportmode Patient must remain fully upright Patient must never be reclined Patient must never be left unattended 3 2 1 Raising the Top Pressthepum...

Page 11: ...ction Figure 3 7 Push back on the back section until it is at desired position Figure 3 8 position can vary from upright to 10 trendelendurg positions Note that chairhasadegreeindicatorlocatedonthelowerbacksectionontherightside ofthechair Toplacebackintouprightposition squeezethereclinehandleand lift up on the back section Figure 3 7 Figure 3 8 ...

Page 12: ...t states When chair is in the non transport mode Patient must remain fully upright Patient must never be reclined Patient must never be left unattended 3 3 1 Independent Operation Hold and support leg section by the bottom of the frame tube Figure 3 9 Pull out on the end of the red lever Figure 3 9 Rotate the lever clockwise while positioning the leg section Figure 3 10 Once desired position of th...

Page 13: ...ide of pan Figure 3 14 The footrest will drop into the lower position Figure 3 15 To place the footrest into the upper position grasp the handles on both sides of the pan Tilt the pan up while lifting Figure 3 16 Once the pan is up all the way tilt the pan out until it locks into position Figure 3 17 To return the footrest into the retracted position tilt the pan up while letting it slide down if ...

Page 14: ...ze the two red tabs under the seat Figure 3 19 Lift the rail all the way up until it locks into place Transportmodeiswhengreenarrowbytheseatlockknobisalignedwithgreen arrow on the base and seat is locked Non transportmodeiswhenchairseathasbeenlocked90 counterclockwise from transport mode Non transport mode is to be used only for performing clinical procedures Figure 3 18 Figure 3 19 Figure 3 20 3 ...

Page 15: ...nterior Posterior Position NEVER Recline Back Section When in the Non Transport Mode Transport Mode Lateral Position Rear View The transport mode is when the green arrows on the seatandbacksectionarealigned thebacksectionis inthefulluprightpositionandthechairisinlowheight Side View ...

Page 16: ... counterclockwise Figure 3 23 until it locks into the non transport mode see Figure 3 21 3 6 3 Transport Mode Lateral Position WARNING PERSONAL INJURYHAZARD The VIC chair is not in tended to replace a stretcher or a gurney The patient should be placed in a fully upright position with chair in low height when transporting patient The patient should never be transported when the VIC is in a recline ...

Page 17: ...dants right hand side when standing at the patient s foot end of the device facing the patient VIC Chair the transfer side will always be located on the patents right hand side Transfer of patient from VIC chair to a secondary device Patient preparation 1 Leave patient secured with restraint straps until actual patient transfer is to begin Secondary device preparation 1 Lock the caster brakes on s...

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Page 20: ...012 00 Restraint straps with velcro comes standard with 2 straps SA0716 00 X wide restraint straps with Velcro APC020 00 Patient tray SA0717 00 Universal head restraint APC14D 00 Oxygen tank holder SA0721 Pushbar removable stainless Steel comes standard 065990 00 Arm board with pad for sitting SA4001 00 VIC back extension assembly VIC429 only mfg after 4 98 SA4002 VIC back extension field upgrade ...

Page 21: ...6 1 RecommendedReplacementParts OperatorManual 066832 6 RECOMMENDED REPLACEMENT PARTS ...

Page 22: ...ementParts Figure 6 1 VIC Base Assembly 36 38 37 41 12 40 34 33 35 54 55 42 43 45 4 44 46 5 4 5 53 49 50 3 4 52 31 32 30 51 15 14 2 19 1 5 13 8 29 56 5 11 22 10 58 9 61 20 57 7 6 27 23 25 48 28 24 60 40 5 47 4 26 18 62 63 64 63 64 59 17 21 39 16 ...

Page 23: ...066902 ROD Hex Brake Long 2 23 068046 PEDAL Pump Left 1 24 068045 PEDAL Pump Right 1 25 062128 SCREW Button Head Socket 1 4 20 x 1 1 4 Long 4 26 031055 NUT Lock 1 4 20 4 27 061164 PAD Pump Pedal 4 28 061228 LABEL Pump Pedal Right 1 29 061229 LABEL Pump Pedal Left 1 30 061261 BELLOWS APC 1 31 066844 BRACKET Bellows 2 32 000849 TIE Cable 2 33 075856 LABEL VIC Chair 2 34 075843 LABEL Hausted Productl...

Page 24: ...1 56 031080 WASHER Flat 5 16 8 57 069192 HEAD Steer Pedal 1 58 055119 WASHER Nylon 1 2 5 59 031080 WASHER Shim 5 16 2 60 031156 GROMMET Rubber 2 61 066544 CAP Steer Pedal Green 1 62 066543 CAP Brake Pedal Red 1 63 031074 WASHER Flat 3 16 2 64 069459 RIVET Pop 3 16 Large Head 2 NOTE The P prefixonthepartnumbersmarkedwithan designate part numbers for the powder coated units For chrome stainless unit...

Page 25: ...6 6 066832 OperatorManual RecommendedReplacementParts Figure 6 2 Seat Assembly 25 34 26 33 10 24 16 4 31 32 30 2 29 28 21 20 17 18 1 11 23 13 5 14 37 15 35 12 36 9 8 19 7 6 22 3 27 ...

Page 26: ...5 WASHER Removable Retaining 4 15 069193 RAIL Side VIC Left 1 16 069194 RAIL Side VIC Right 1 17 061067 ASSEMBLY Rail Trigger Plate 2 18 052763 SPRING Rail Plunger 2 19 061101 PLUNGER 2 20 061091 TAB Vinyl Red 4 21 061174 PLATE Stationery Trigger Right 1 22 061172 PLATE Stationery Trigger Left 1 23 031500 SCREW Truss Head Machine 10 24 x 1 0 Long 4 24 052275 SPACER Seat Pan 4 25 12966C CUSHION Sea...

Page 27: ...al RecommendedReplacementParts Figure 6 3 Foot Section 10 13 15 16 6 14 7 1 5 27 11 25 29 22 4 3 28 2 51 54 49 48 50 53 58 59 52 57 55 46 45 47 12 43 42 38 41 8 20 19 9 36 37 26 17 34 30 26 31 23 24 38 33 39 44 32 35 51 56 18 ...

Page 28: ...EL Head And Foot Warning 2 23 065412 SPACER Activating Lever 1 24 031500 SCREW Truss Head Machine 10 24 x 1 0 Long 1 25 031432 SCREW Flat Socket Head 10 24 x 5 8 Long 2 26 031421 NUT Lock 10 24 5 27 060018 PIN Link 5 16 x 1 0 Long 1 28 068417 PIN Cotter 094 x 1 2 Long 1 29 061351 PIN Leg Extension Tube 1 30 061306 COVER Leg Section 1 31 065409 LEVER Activating I 32 065411 BEARING Activating Lever ...

Page 29: ...ed 1 4 20 x 1 4 Long 2 54 066821 ASSEMBLY Plunger Tube Left 1 55 061328 ASSEMBLY Plunger Rod 2 56 061324 RING Internal Retaining 3 8 2 57 066820 ASSEMBLY Plunger Tube 1 58 061350 SCREW Hex Head Cap 5 16 18 x 1 1 2 Long 2 59 031057 NUT Lock 5 16 18 4 S V C DESCRIPTION FIG ITEM NO PART NUMBER UNITS PER ASSEMBLY ...

Page 30: ...12 14 15 8 19 18 4 23 24 30 13 25 17 5 6 29 15 7 1 10 9 8 11 31 32 28 16 26 34 36 35 33 9 27 16 Kit Part Number SA0721 37 40 39 42 53 49 52 38 41 46 43 44 47 48 55 54 56 45 NOTE For Model 429 VIC Chair mount gas spring in this location Removable push handles place in wells on back of back section ...

Page 31: ...Gas Spring Hinge 1 1 21 031137 RING Retaining 1 1 22 062652 SPRING Pneumatic 1 1 23 065472 CHAMBER Triger 1 1 24 061153 PIN Actuator 1 1 25 030287 CAP 3 8 PAL 1 1 26 066884 ASSEMBLY Back Section 14 1 27 066904 PAN Narrow Back 14 1 28 12966W PAD Narrow Back 14 Mauve 1 29 066907 PAN Lower Back 14 1 30 066956 LABEL Indicator 1 1 31 067144 GRIP Push Handle 2 2 32 067258 TUBE Push Handle 2 2 33 067259 ...

Page 32: ...CONTINUED X 50 13104L PILE Velcro 2 00 x 5 00 Not Shown 1 51 000794 Rivet Pop 3 16 Not Shown 2 52 075298 Label VIC Back Instruction 1 53 075273 CAP Red Vinyl 1 54 075826 ASSEMBLY Upper Channel 1 55 069154 NUT Joint Connector 2 56 069155 BOLT Joint Connector 2 S V C DESCRIPTION FIG ITEM NO PART NUMBER UNITS PER ASSEMBLY ...

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