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13 Maintenance

13.1

Service address

13.2

Safety instructions on maintenance

WARNING

As a guideline, we recommend that annual maintenance is carried out by our qualified serv-
ice engineers. Please consult our service centre.

To order replacement parts in Germany and for any customer service requirements or other
questions, please contact our service centre:

Stiegelmeyer GmbH & Co. KG

Ackerstraße 42, D-32051 Herford, Germany

Phone: +49 (0) 5221 185 - 777

Fax: +49 (0) 5221 185 - 219

Email: [email protected]

Internet: www.stiegelmeyer.com

Customers outside Germany can contact our distribution companies in their particular coun-
try if they have any questions. Contact details can be found on our website.

Health risks and material damage

Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to health and property.

•

Damage, defects and wear resulting from improper operation and after long-term use can-
not be ruled out. These deficiencies can cause hazards if they are not recognised and
corrected immediately.

•

Before carrying out any maintenance work, please bear in mind that in order to make any
adjustments, the bed must be connected to the mains supply. Remember to disconnect
the power plug from the mains socket when maintenance work is finished. In addition,
switch off all the drives using the control box.

•

Set the bed to the desired position for maintenance, and unplug the mains cable from the
socket before beginning any maintenance work.

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Instruction Manual

Summary of Contents for Seta pro

Page 1: ...Seta pro 2020 11 12 Version 00 288675 Instruction Manual Model variant junior...

Page 2: ...artment for handset on both sides lockable with mag netic key if optional manual switch has been selected 10 Lower leg rest 11 Wall deflection rollers 4x 12 Linen holder extensible with gal lery rail...

Page 3: ...ons 6 Icon information 7 Safety instructions 8 Safety information for operating the bed 8 Electrical cables and connections 8 Operating time of electric drives 9 Handset control boxes 9 Handset option...

Page 4: ...cal data 42 Type plate 42 Other labelling on the product 43 Materials used 44 Dimensions 44 Weight 45 Adjustment ranges 45 Operating noise 45 Ambient conditions 45 Medical device classification 46 Ele...

Page 5: ...ment functions 69 On the LCD handset 70 On the control box 71 Setting the normal position 72 On the control box 72 Setting the auto contour position 72 On the handset 73 On the LCD handset 73 Setting...

Page 6: ...on 95 On the LCD handset 96 On the control box 96 Emergency adjustments Lowering the backrest fast 96 Special bed adaptations 98 Attaching posey belts 98 Restricting the maximum mattress base height 9...

Page 7: ...Replacement of electrical components 116 Safety instructions 116 Replacing the battery lead acid Li ion 117 Mains cable replacement 119 Connect the earth conductor 120 Replace handset 121 Replace the...

Page 8: ...mponents 141 Electrical components 141 Batteries 142 Appendix 144 Available accessories 144 Information on electromagnetic compatibility EMC 145 EMC information tables 146 Inspection report 149 Inspec...

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Page 10: ...rvice stiegelmeyer com Internet www stiegelmeyer com Customers outside Germany can contact our distribution companies in their particular coun try if they have any questions Contact details can be fou...

Page 11: ...he first time and to use it on a daily basis This instruction manual contains all the information you will need to make it as easy and safe as possible to control and handle this bed both for you as t...

Page 12: ...Using this instruction manual which is provided with this hospital bed ensure that ev ery user is instructed in the safe operation of this bed before using it for the first time Draw every user s atte...

Page 13: ...the operator For adjusting technician control level of the LCD handset and maintaining the hospital bed the operator must only appoint persons with the following minimum qualification Technical exper...

Page 14: ...e any queries or concerns consult the manufacturer of the equipment or Stiegel meyer Risk of injury Failure to heed this warning may result in physical injury and material damage If any damage or malf...

Page 15: ...ult in death or serious injury CAUTION CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury ATTENTION NOTICE indicates a harmful situation t...

Page 16: ...and cross references will be displayed in the following way Cross reference or active link Indicates the chapter name and page number of the instruction manual where you will find what you are look in...

Page 17: ...the operator in its safe operation Electrical adjustments are only possible when the hospital bed is properly connected to the mains supply exception emergency battery operation If the owner of the ho...

Page 18: ...er provided on the headboard to ensure that it will not fall off or trail on the floor At weekly intervals when the bed is being used carry out a visual inspection of the mains cable to check for dama...

Page 19: ...reach of children when not in use if chil dren are left unsupervised in the same room as the bed Stow any control boxes if available in the place provided in the linen holder at the foot end of the be...

Page 20: ...s due to locked adjustment systems When routing the handset cable ensure that it cannot be crushed stretched or otherwise damaged by any moving parts of the bed Hang the handset with the keypad facing...

Page 21: ...entrapment during backrest and thigh rest adjustments when the safety sides are raised The patient could be at risk from inadvertent adjustment of the drives Children are left unsupervised in the room...

Page 22: ...ices in the immediate vicinity or attach ed to the bed cannot become an entrapment or tipping hazard Material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to the hospital bed and or liftin...

Page 23: ...ng instruc tions when installing and operating the hospital bed Portable and mobile high frequency communication devices e g cordless telephones mo bile telephones baby monitors WLAN WIFI wireless equ...

Page 24: ...ices etc is used in combination with this electrically adjustable bed the entire arrangement constitutes an electromedical system When using electromedical equipment precautions must be taken to compl...

Page 25: ...tient monitoring together with this hospital bed Should the bed s electrical equipment contrary to expectation have a marginal effect on the measurements the ECG electrode conductors should be placed...

Page 26: ...cordance with UN3480 For this purpose re use the original transport packaging provided by Stiegelmeyer for the replacement batteries supplied For returns the requirements of the European Agreement on...

Page 27: ...Do not dispose of batteries with domestic waste They can be returned to Stiegelmeyer or disposed of at local waste collection points in the same way as car batteries Outwardly undamaged discharged ba...

Page 28: ...or particularly small limbs or disabilities The bed itself is not life sustaining or life supporting The bed has no medical indication This bed may only be used by qualified personnel within closed r...

Page 29: ...the intended pur pose Unless suitable measures are taken long stay patients may develop decubitus The standard version of the bed comes with a removable head and footboard to provide bet ter access to...

Page 30: ...or mains independent emergency operation Optional equipment various separate handsets brake alarm under bed light This hospital bed provides the following control devices for adjusting the bed and for...

Page 31: ...ion The sitting position is a convenient combination of auto contour reverse Trendelenburg po sition This effectively reduces patient slippage towards the foot end For more details about the various a...

Page 32: ...event unauthorised access by unsupervised children see also safety instructions in Handset control boxes 9 Places for storing the LCD handset Risk of injury and strangulation Failure to heed this warn...

Page 33: ...st cap b Remove both parts open the lid Closing Close the lid Press sealing cap b on until it engages check it has engaged Insert remove handset with cable Caution Do not pinch the cable in the lid Th...

Page 34: ...nlocking key 29 The control level for medical users comprises the locking function and special adjustment functions On the control level for technical users technician control level the symbols are di...

Page 35: ...er the last button has been pressed at a different level Switching to a different control level is only ever possible from this standard level Adjustment options are selected by pressing the toggle sw...

Page 36: ...tment function All adjustment options locked Control level 2 Medical staff control level This provides an overview of the adjustment options at the control level for medical person nel staff control l...

Page 37: ...ction optional Trendelenburg reverse Tren delenburg position adjust ment function Switching under bed light ON OFF optional Backrest locking function Switching backrest intermediate stop ON OFF Contro...

Page 38: ...mum mattress base height Function Define auto matic washing system position Function RESET Function Limit mini mum mattress base height Function Initialisation Function Delete mini mum mattress base h...

Page 39: ...the mag netic unlocking key see LCD handset optional 24 The control box is used to carry out all motorised adjustments and to lock handset functions for the patient When the bed is connected to the m...

Page 40: ...a flat position Normal position button Shock recovery position button Trendelenburg position Battery charge indicator A yellow LED indicates the charging status when the bed is plugged into the mains...

Page 41: ...mattress base Adjust height Lower mattress base Reverse Trendelenburg position Trendelenburg position Buttons for locking and unlocking each of the functions UP button for each function DOWN button f...

Page 42: ...in the same room as the bed To secure the control box from unauthorised access see Handset control boxes 9 1 The linen holder is located under the foot board Opening Hold the magnetic key provided a...

Page 43: ...ient from accidentally fall ing out of bed The safety sides are divided into two bars which nursing staff can lower by hand The lower bars have an integrated rail to which universal holders can be att...

Page 44: ...ss the keys of electri cal control devices if available inside the linen holder and lead to malfunctions When removing and re inserting the control box pay attention to the cable routing En sure that...

Page 45: ...sition This helps to hold the bedding in place The mains cable holder 1 is attached to the mains cable Image8 Mains cable holder attached to the headboard Hook the mains cable holder 1 onto the headbo...

Page 46: ...pole inserted and have any sharp edges removed during an nual maintenance Servicing plan 113 Image9 Position of adapter sleeves A sliding universal holder is attached to the lower bar of both safety...

Page 47: ...itted with slots for posey belts The arrows show slots in the plastic mattress base through which restraint system belts can be threaded Risk of injury Failure to heed this warning may result in injur...

Page 48: ...he mains supply for at least 10 12 hours It is impossible to overcharge the battery During the charging process the bed can be adjusted electrically in the normal way without restriction Lithium ion b...

Page 49: ...tery is preparing for charging Yellow LED on battery charg ing A conventional high capacity lead acid battery can be used for temporary emergency opera tion of the electrical drive system This guarant...

Page 50: ...rically in the normal way without restriction The lead acid batteries have a limited service life In normal use this service life is up to five years Batteries need to be replaced when operation cycle...

Page 51: ...ior Item number Order number Date of manufacture week year Lf Nr seq no Bed identification from order number In dividual bed no Total no of beds Only for use in enclosed spaces Do not use out doors Ar...

Page 52: ...es WARNING Only use mat tresses with suitable dimen sions that are approved by the manufacturer Max patient weight Lock the hand control if the patient could be at risk due to inadvertent electric ad...

Page 53: ...bio compatibility and are harmless to humans when in contact with the skin Description cm External bed dimensions WxL 92 8 x 193 Mattress base mattress dimensions 78 x 180 Mattress base division Back...

Page 54: ...kg to 165 kg Maximum total weight of bed approx 310 kg See also Information on loading capacity of bed 53 Description Tilting to Trendelenburg position 17 Tilting to reverse Trendelenburg position 17...

Page 55: ...52 EN 50737 Group Description 1 Intensive care in a hospital in which 24 hour medical supervision and constant moni toring are necessary The provision of a life support system device for use in medi c...

Page 56: ...ection category SHS003 IP X6 Control box Type LINAK ACO OpenBus Operating voltage DC 24 V Protection category IP X6 Control unit Type LINAK CO61xxx OpenBus Input voltage AC 100 240V 10 50 60 Hz Curren...

Page 57: ...cid rechargeable battery with integrated electronic charger unit in separate plastic housing clip on maintenance friendly Weight 1 4 kg Capacity 1 2 Ah Voltage DC 24 V Protection category IP X6 suitab...

Page 58: ...1 1 3rd Ed IEC 62133 2nd Ed UL2054 UN38 3 Classification for transport UN3480 Shipping name LITHIUM ION BATTERIES Lifespan Up to 8 years under optimum conditions Junction Box Type MJBxx Operating volt...

Page 59: ...4 V Duty cycle Intermittent duty 2 min ON 18 min OFF Protection category IP X6 Drive M4 electric backrest motor depending on model Type LINAK LA 40Q Force installation dimension lift 4000 N 433 mm 205...

Page 60: ...fter a change of patient 53 If equipped with a battery When using the bed for the first time fully charge the built in bat teries to ensure that they reach their full capacity To do so connect the bed...

Page 61: ...tion properly Pay particular atten tion here to the safe routing of all loose connector cables tubing etc If you have any queries or concerns consult the manufacturer of the equipment or Stie gelmeyer...

Page 62: ...sible weight of the patient depends on the total weight of the accessories attached at the same time e g respirators ventilators infusions Symbol for safe working load Symbol for permissible patient w...

Page 63: ...bed The mains cable is connected and routed in such a way that it cannot be damaged The mains cable drive cables and LCD handset cable cannot be damaged by moving parts of the bed If the bed is equip...

Page 64: ...s 2 This prevents the mattress from moving outwards at the sides of the bed Please also note any other possible position markings on the mattress such as Oben Top Kopf Head Always place the mattress o...

Page 65: ...the patient lifting pole adapter sleeve that may develop during use are protected against contact The patient lifting pole is not suitable for rehabilitation exercises Pay attention to door clearances...

Page 66: ...dle and strap regularly for damage Replace damaged grab handles or straps immediately We recommend that the grab handle is replaced at least every 5 years A grab handle can be attached to the patient...

Page 67: ...integrated anti slip fitting must be secured properly between the two limit points of the patient lifting pole 1 Insert the infusion stand in the adapter sleeves provided on the left and right side of...

Page 68: ...e standard magnetic locks provided by the factory This pre vents children s fingers from getting stuck in these openings Ensure that patients or other people are not exposed to hazards due to universa...

Page 69: ...the following weight limits The universal holders must not hold a weight of more than 5 kg acting vertically Tab 1 Universal holders Opening Hold the magnetic key provided a against cap b Remove both...

Page 70: ...optimal ergonomic position for the patient The following sticker on the outside of the safety sides at the foot end of the bed indicates the correct position for the patient Image14 Sticker for patie...

Page 71: ...bed 2 Keep both the UP and DOWN buttons pressed for a further 5 seconds while the warning triangle symbol is dis played 3 The OK shown on the display con firms the change to the technician control le...

Page 72: ...and DOWN buttons si multaneously for approximately 5 seconds until the pulsating signal tone that is heard stops Let go of the buttons The process is now completed 7 The display changes again to the...

Page 73: ...nditions required for storage see Ambient condi tions 45 If equipped with lead acid batteries optional equipment Charge the integrated rechargeable battery by connecting the bed to the mains elec tric...

Page 74: ...bed is equipped with four lockable castors which can be centrally operated using a brake pedal at the foot end of the bed One of the castors at the head end of the bed has a steering lock that can be...

Page 75: ...be damaged Otherwise the mains cable could sustain damage as a result of being torn off crushed or driven over Such damage could lead to electrical hazards and malfunctions Risk of injury Transportin...

Page 76: ...patient unattended In this way you greatly reduce the risk of the patient injuring himself herself as a result of falling when getting in or out of bed Material damage Failure to heed this warning may...

Page 77: ...the bed 1 The brake pedal is located at the foot end of the bed 2 Press the pedal down on the side facing the footboard if colour co ded the red side of the pedal All castors are operated with a ped...

Page 78: ...poin ted forward Castors without a steering lock are rotatable by 360 Only users are authorised to lock adjustment functions Medical personnel must decide which functions if any should be locked If t...

Page 79: ...by unintentional or inadvertent adjustments made by the drives Accessories or other devices are attached that could restrict the adjustment range of the bed and put the patient at risk or cause damage...

Page 80: ...nt function that you wish to lock On the display an opened padlock will appear above the symbol for the un locked adjustment function 3 Press the UP or DOWN button A closed padlock will appear above t...

Page 81: ...unlocked and vice versa by alternating between these buttons 3 Place the control box back in the linen holder In the normal position the mattress base backrest and thigh rest are horizontal and the m...

Page 82: ...o the auto contour position 2 Press the DOWN button to set the mattress base to a flat position 1 Select auto contour using the toggle switch 2 Press the UP button to set the bed to the auto contour p...

Page 83: ...proximate values This function is factory programmed to an angle of 30 and switches off at this angle If necessary this function can be activated on the handset and the intermediate stop angle reprogr...

Page 84: ...the intermediate stop angle 1 Set the intermediate backrest stop to the desired position 2 Switch to the technician control level To find out how to switch to the technician control level see refer to...

Page 85: ...cial bed adapta tions 98 If the mattress base is tilted it moves automatically into a horizontal position when it reaches the highest or lowest height setting 1 Press the UP button to raise the bed 2...

Page 86: ...in height proceed as follows 1 To raise the mattress base press the height ad justment UP button at the same time as the un lock button 2 To lower the mattress base press the height ad justment DOWN b...

Page 87: ...n 1 Press the thigh rest UP button and the unlock button at the same time to raise the thigh rest 2 Press the thigh rest DOWN button at the same time as the unlock button to move the thigh rest back t...

Page 88: ...ed to the sleep position 1 Select the sitting position adjustment function using the toggle switch 2 Press the UP button until the bed is set to a sitting position 3 Press the UP button again to adjus...

Page 89: ...g position button and unlock button at the same time to set the bed to a sitting position 1 Hold the top end of the LCD handset briefly for approx second over the orange magnetic unlocking key at the...

Page 90: ...endelenburg position The display indicates the angle in in crements of 6 12 and max This position can be set from any mattress base height The maximum angle of tilt is up to 17 in every direction If n...

Page 91: ...e horizontal po sition and stops there The under bed light is switched on automatically when plugged into the mains electricity sup ply once the bed reaches its lowest height The light is switched off...

Page 92: ...under bed light is now switched on and an ON status is displayed 1 Press and hold both marked buttons for approximately 3 seconds until the switching sta tus of the under bed light changes Repeat the...

Page 93: ...of bed adjustments that may pose a risk e g the Trendelenburg position Only medical staff are authorised to operate the Easy Care function Ensure that patients do not have access to the handset while...

Page 94: ...tivation Automatically 2 minutes after the last key was pressed or Immediately by briefly holding the handset sensor 2 against the magnet Symbol Explanation Symbol Explanation Backrest adjustment func...

Page 95: ...as possible and make use of alternative or additional safety measures such as re straint sheets fall protection mats setting the mattress base to the lowest position etc In the case of particularly sm...

Page 96: ...for users The patient s risk of falling can be reduced the smaller and more settled the patient is the softer the mattress is the patient sinks deeper into the mattress Risk of crushing Failure to he...

Page 97: ...sed in exactly the same way 1 At one end of the bed raise the up per bar of the safety side as far as it will go The bar engages with an au dible click when it is fully raised 2 Check that the safety...

Page 98: ...ushed while lowering the safety sides Before lowering the safety sides ensure that the patient s limbs are not in the radius of movement of the safety side rails 1 Grip the top bar at one end of the b...

Page 99: ...ls in the headboard can be removed if required This may be necessary if the patient has to do rehabilitation exercises in bed for example 1 Stand at the head end facing down the length of the bed 2 De...

Page 100: ...rt the handrail to provide stability The locking mechanism must audibly engage 1 Proceed in reverse order to the removal process 2 Press both release buttons on the headboard handrail at the same time...

Page 101: ...4 Reinsert the handrail on the headboard Use routine Instruction Manual 92...

Page 102: ...tion can also be activated even if the corresponding adjustment functions are locked The bed moves to the shock position at maximum speed The backrest and thigh rest move simultaneously to the horizon...

Page 103: ...sing the toggle switch The quickest way to access this func tion is to press 1x left when the CPR function is displayed on the toggle switch 3 Press the UP button until the bed is set to the shock pos...

Page 104: ...The CPR position allows all parts of the mattress base to be lowered quickly It is also suita ble for moving the bed to a specific low position for the patient to sleep at night fall preven tion The a...

Page 105: ...ess the unlock button and the CPR button at the same time The bed moves to the desired position at maximum speed In an emergency the backrest can be lowered by hand The operating lever for emergency l...

Page 106: ...so as to control the adjustment 1 Hold the backrest handle with one hand and pull the control lever up wards with the other hand 2 Keep hold of the handle on the back rest and carefully let the backr...

Page 107: ...patient Always thread the belts round the outer metal frame of the mattress base and not round the plastic handles attached to it Attach the restraint system only to the locations on the hospital bed...

Page 108: ...t can only be defined by service personnel or qualified medical staff who have been trained by the operator to do so 1 Set the bed to the position that you wish to define as the maximum mattress base...

Page 109: ...ave symbol 7 After pressing the button for the sec ond time the OK displayed indicates the successful pre setting of the mat tress base height restriction The sym bol for the maximum mattress base hei...

Page 110: ...sired maximum height To do so simultaneously press the unlock button and the button to raise the mattress base in order to raise the mattress base 2 Briefly press the Memory button three times in succ...

Page 111: ...height must only be defined by technical staff or qualified medical staff who have been trained by the operator to do so 1 Set the bed to the position that you wish to define as the minimum mattress...

Page 112: ...splayed indicates the successful pre setting of the mat tress base height restriction The sym bol for the minimum mattress base height is then displayed again 1 Repeat steps 2 5 see Setting the minimu...

Page 113: ...ounds to confirm the change 1 Briefly press the Memory button three times in succession and press the lock unlock button A immediately afterwards The control unit will emit a signal tone for confirmat...

Page 114: ...ly and at the same time hold the top end of the handset briefly approx second against the or ange magnetic unlocking key at the foot end of the bed 3 Keep both the UP and DOWN buttons pressed for a fu...

Page 115: ...tion The positions of the backrest and thigh rest are not saved and remain unchanged This description applies to both the sitting position button and the normal position button 6 Press the UP button 7...

Page 116: ...n has been saved a short signal tone sounds to confirm the change 2 Press the Save button three times in a row 3 then immediately afterwards only press the desired position button Special bed adaptati...

Page 117: ...es not come into excessive contact with cleaning solu tions Ensure that none of the electrical components show any signs of external damage If these instructions are disregarded water or cleaning agen...

Page 118: ...bed after cleaning or disinfec tion Otherwise the surfaces in these areas may become damaged in the long term If despite its excellent mechanical resistance the coated surface is damaged by scratch e...

Page 119: ...infectants can be ob tained on request Our German customer support Stiegelmeyer GmbH Co KG Ackerstra e 42 32051 Herford Germany Phone 49 0 5221 185 777 Fax 49 0 5221 185 219 Email service stiegelmeyer...

Page 120: ...they have any questions Contact details can be found on our website Health risks and material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to health and property Damage defects and wear re...

Page 121: ...es Operator Ordinance 4 Maintenance DGUV 3 Testing of Mobile Electrical Equipment in Commercial Use of the German Employers Liability Insurance Association to preserve the safe operating condition of...

Page 122: ...t least once a year There must be no sharp bends or kinks Lead acid batteries Check whether charg ed and ready for use Recommendation Re place lead acid batter ies after 5 years at the latest wear and...

Page 123: ...rence to the 2 error rate see also the DGUV 3 accident prevention regulations 5 Table 1B Risk of injury and material damage Failure to heed this warning may result in injuries and damage to property d...

Page 124: ...of service at once until it has been repaired or the damaged components have been replaced A repeat inspection must be carried out in accordance with the test sheet to determine whether the damage or...

Page 125: ...user attempt to rectify malfunctions in the electrical system Before commencing any work on electrical equipment always unplug the mains cable from the electrical socket Risk of injury Failure to hee...

Page 126: ...and must not be opened If a malfunction occurs the rele vant component must be replaced in its entirety When replacing individual components make sure that the plugs have undamaged O rings for sealing...

Page 127: ...s are welded and cannot be opened the battery cells contained in them and the corresponding charging electronics cannot be repaired and must always be replaced in their entirety with original parts Ba...

Page 128: ...lation move the mattress base to the highest position if possible 2 Unplug the mains plug from the electrical socket 3 At the head end of the mattress base frame release the strain relief for the main...

Page 129: ...trical protective earth conductor measurement must be carried out to test its effectiveness Proceed as follows 1 Insert the protective earth conductor and serrated washers serrations towards the mat t...

Page 130: ...sed position This protects the connection socket from moisture dust or dirt 9 Only if equipped with LCD handset Programme the LCD handset see Programming the LCD handset 126 10 Test the electric adjus...

Page 131: ...e underside of the linen holder Installation is complete The terminals of the control unit LINAK CO61 control unit are located at the head end under the backrest and are assigned as follows Image17 Li...

Page 132: ...rol unit 7 Pull all plugs straight out A certain amount of force is required due to the integrated O ring seals 8 Plug the power plug into the new control unit Make sure that the red securing clip of...

Page 133: ...ifferent ways 1 Plug the mains cable from the control into the electric socket If INIT appears immediately go to step 5 Otherwise continue with step 2 2 Press the UP and DOWN buttons simulta neously a...

Page 134: ...eference run is being carried out 8 After the reference run has been comple ted the Lift Drive OK symbol appears Confirm this by pressing the UP button If this symbol does not appear this means the co...

Page 135: ...a reference run is being carried out Note Do not release the button while the bed is moving otherwise the process will not finish correctly All adjustment options are initially locked You can now ena...

Page 136: ...d on the LCD handset All adjustment options are locked 2 Press the UP and DOWN buttons simultane ously and at the same time hold the top end of the LCD handset briefly for about sec ond against the or...

Page 137: ...ym bol Keep both buttons pressed until the dis play changes from RESET to OK 8 Unplug the bed from the power socket for about 30 seconds and then plug it in again 9 The padlock symbol is displayed The...

Page 138: ...t been sepa rately enabled Unlock the foot pedal Inform your operator to arrange for the necessary repairs Newly connected LCD handset not in use LCD handset not programmed Programme the LCD handset s...

Page 139: ...ual CPR release of back rest is not possible Bowden cables are too loose or not attached Readjust at the release lever or secure them Bowden cable is kinked Insert new Bowden cables in form your opera...

Page 140: ...in the con trol unit is on No display indi cations No LED indications on any control unit OpenBus power supply short circuit in the cables on the bed for operating devices signal switches sensors Cab...

Page 141: ...ntrol units bus junction boxes MJB Most likely causes 1 Malfunction of a handset control unit e g jammed but ton broken cable short circuit 2 Unintended extended activa tion of a button e g through si...

Page 142: ...control unit 122 Height adjustment fault drive at head end 1 Replace cable check or replace plug perform RESET on control unit chapter RESET Acknowl edging faults on LCD hand set 134 RESET Acknowledge...

Page 143: ...ain within a short space contact Stiegelmeyer s service centre to rectify the cause of the fault Depending on the bed fixtures the locked function is indicated by an appropriate warning symbol on the...

Page 144: ...perform the following steps No Display Press the but tons Display Description 1 Current fault e g Advance to the next view 2 Press both buttons until display RESET Keep pressed for 5 s until OK If oth...

Page 145: ...warning triangle symbol is displayed 3 Select the initialisation function by pressing the toggle switch 4 Press the UP button 5 The last error function will appear on the dis play 6 Press the UP butt...

Page 146: ...verview of the functional status and to perform a RESET to acknowledge fault messages if necessary For safety reasons if a serious error is detected all functions are locked electronically Any faults...

Page 147: ...X Mattress base height mo tor limit switch foot end socket 3 X X X Position sensor for mat tress base height motor foot end socket 3 X X X X Malfunction in external data bus OpenBus of connected contr...

Page 148: ...s on the linen holder 3 Loose connection moisture ingress in an OpenBus plug con nection MJB control unit under bed light handset 134 RESET Ac knowledge faults on control box 140 3 Check all internal...

Page 149: ...y be locked again All the locking symbols light up orange Now release the required adjustment func tion again 1 Press buttons 1 4 one after the other in the order 1 2 3 4 and keep them pressed A signa...

Page 150: ...legisla tion of the town or country concerned If you have any queries you can contact your local municipal waste company or our service department Packaging must be sorted according to recyclable and...

Page 151: ...e return of these components is covered by our General Terms and Conditions Rechargeable batteries that are no longer of use must be properly disposed of in accordance with the EU Battery Directive 20...

Page 152: ...n batteries may result in injury and environmental damage Outwardly damaged battery sets must not be shipped Dispose of these in non flammable leakproof and sealed containers at local collection point...

Page 153: ...ng accessories can re sult in damage to property Remove accessories when they are not required Only use accessories at the intended positions Avoid for example chafing or the unprotected attachment of...

Page 154: ...ers for attachment to patient lifting pole various Infusion stands for attachment to the bed various Urine bottle holders various Risk of malfunctions Failure to heed this warning may result in malfun...

Page 155: ...lass B ac cording to CISPR 11 If necessary the user must take remedial measures such as imple menting or realigning the device Ambient limit values of the interference emissions Phenomenon Professiona...

Page 156: ...z repetition fre quency Electrical surges conductor to earth IEC 61000 4 5 0 5 kV 1kV 2 kV Electrical surges conductor to conductor IEC 61000 4 5 0 5 kV 1kV Conducted interference in duced by high fre...

Page 157: ...bands be tween 0 15 MHz and 80MHz 80 AM at 1 kHz Table zz Test specifications for the immunity of sheathings to high frequency wire less communication equipment Test Fre quency MHz Frequen cy band Rad...

Page 158: ...0 to 2570 Bluetooth WLAN 802 11 b g n RFID 2450 LTE band 7 Pulse mod ulation 217 Hz 2 0 3 28 5240 5100 to 5800 WLAN 802 11 a n Pulse mod ulation 217Hz 0 2 0 3 9 5500 5785 Inspection of Electromedical...

Page 159: ...esent legible Housing Securely fixed No cracks damage All plugs inserted and locked in securely Motors Housing and lifting tubes No cracks damage deformation Handset foot pedal Housing keyboard displa...

Page 160: ...necting ele ments screws bolts nuts safe ty caps Secure fixing missing parts Wearing parts joints No damage or severe wear Plastic parts var ious Free of sharp edged damage breakage II Electrical Meas...

Page 161: ...ts Battery is charged bed is disconnected from power sup ply Test Load bed with approx 80 kg 1 person min 2 cycles height adjustment Up Down until cut out must be possible End of travel cut out of the...

Page 162: ...ce release Locking function of magnetic lock for handset stor age compart ments linen hold er Completeness function of magnetic lock Accessories e g patient lifting pole grab han dle external safety s...

Page 163: ...ect What How Visual Inspection of the Electrical Components if Installed Instruction Man ual Present legible Handset Hous ing keypad display cable No damage Handset Cable cable suspension Securely sus...

Page 164: ...eck see Con trol units 21 Performance Inspection of the Mechanical Components if Installed Castors For safe braking see Immobilising the bed 68 Emergency CPR lowering of back rest To lower by acti vat...

Page 165: ...17 5 Translation of EC Declaration of Conformity Check OK Not ok Description of Defect What How Inspector s signature Inspection result Date Continued on the next page Appendix Instruction Manual 156...

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