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Stryker Air I

Stryker Air II

Operations/Maintenance Manual

2009/0

5

2236-009-101 REV B

www.stryker.com

For Parts or Technical Assistance:
USA: 1-800-327-0770 (option 2)

Model 2236

Low Air Loss 

Therapy Mattress 

(LAL)

Stryker Air I

(LAL Overlay)

Stryker Air II

(LAL Mattress)

Summary of Contents for 2236-000-002

Page 1: ...perations Maintenance Manual 2009 05 2236 009 101 REV B www stryker com For Parts or Technical Assistance USA 1 800 327 0770 option 2 Model 2236 Low Air Loss Therapy Mattress LAL Stryker Air I LAL Overlay Stryker Air II LAL Mattress ...

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Page 3: ...tions 11 Bed System Entrapment Information 12 Grounding Instructions 12 Setup Procedures 13 Operation Guide 15 Patient Comfort Controls and Monitoring 15 CPR 16 Transport 16 Power Failure 16 CairRails 16 Nursing Procedures 17 Recommended Linen 17 Changing the Therapy Pad 17 Patient Positioning and Comfort 17 Incontinence 17 Safety Information 17 Cleaning Storage and Care 18 Control Unit 18 General...

Page 4: ... meanings and should be carefully reviewed WARNING Alerts the reader about a situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury It may also describe potential serous adverse reactions and safety hazards CAUTION Alerts the reader of a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury to the user or patient or damage to the equipment or o...

Page 5: ...ief by combining low air loss with pulsation Low air loss therapy has been demonstrated to reduce the risk of pressure ulcers as well as being a valuable aid in the treatment of pressure ulcers The Stryker Air I and II mattress system is suitable for both the treatment of existing pressure ulcers stage I through stage IV as well as those who have been assessed at risk from the complications of imm...

Page 6: ...5 kg Safe Working Load Max Patient Weight 500 lbs 227 kg Electrical Specifications USA 120VAC 60Hz 4A less than 1A running Classification UL Classified Medical Equipment UL 60601 1 Can CSA C22 2 No 601 1 Note UL Classification refers to the power unit only not the complete mattress replacement system ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS Environmental Conditions Operation Storage and Transportation Ambient Tem...

Page 7: ... com 2236 009 101 REV B 7 Return To Table of Contents Introduction THERAPY MATTRESS SYSTEM ILLUSTRATION THERAPY CONTROL UNIT ILLUSTRATION Stryker Air I LAL Overlay Stryker Air II LAL Mattress Therapy Control Unit ...

Page 8: ...ts for fixing to most bed frames Quick disconnect hose feature allows for rapid attach and CPR deflate at the control unit Audible and visual alarms for power interruptions Therapy Mattress System LAL Mattress and Overalay Twenty 80 or twenty one 84 individual therapy cells help to evenly distribute the patient s weight and maximize pressure relief Modular cell design mattress for ease of cleaning...

Page 9: ...edic and neurological patients that require body positioning to be maintained in specific alignment The Stryker AIr I and II mattress system has safety features to prevent deflation of the therapy cells and to keep patients from bottoming out at all times The use of the Stryker AIr I and II mattress system for these patients should be considered on an individual basis and discussed with the attend...

Page 10: ...isk for skin maceration if excess moisture is permitted to accumulate beneath the patient This may be due to perspiration incontinence or wound drainage On the Stryker AIr I and II mattress system moisture is controlled via the specially treated breathable fluid proof urethane coated nylon therapy pad The moisture vapor permeable fabric of the therapy pad allows a sufficient amount of air to circu...

Page 11: ...ons Failure to do so could result in personal injury or equipment damage Use this product only for its intended purpose as described in this manual Only use attachments and or accessories that are recommended by the manufacturer If this product has a damaged power cord or plug is not working properly has been dropped or damaged or has been dropped into water do not operate it For examination and r...

Page 12: ...ualified electrician should be contacted to correct the wiring and ensure a properly grounded outlet Note Before installing this product have the electrical system checked to make sure the electrical circuits and the electrical service are properly grounded Having a three prong outlet does not necessarily mean it is grounded Sometimes two prong outlets are replaced with a three prong type even tho...

Page 13: ... the yellow Standby light will illuminate Press the Power key The control unit will start and the green light will illuminate 7 Allow three to five minutes for full inflation Place the patient on the mattress Mattress can be inflated with patient on it but will take longer depending on patient weight size Note Keep the control unit on while the patient is on the mattress 8 Position the patient s h...

Page 14: ...unit on the foot of the bed facing away from the bed Attach the hose connector marked CPR to the underside of the control unit see Figure 5 4 Plug the Fowler boost sensor into the side of the control unit 5 Plug in the control unit and the yellow Standby light will illuminate Press the Power key The control unit will start and the green light will illuminate 6 Allow three to five minutes for full ...

Page 15: ...andard low air loss therapy 2 Pulsate Pulsate will slightly decrease the pressure in all cushions every 30 seconds then return to the programmed comfort adjust level 3 Autofirm Autofirm mode provides maximum air inflation designed to assist both patients and caregivers during patient transfer and treatment The unit will automatically return to the mode it was in prior to Autofirm either therapy or...

Page 16: ...in relation to patient falls and entrapment CairRails are being recognized by some of the nations leading healthcare systems for improving their patient safety and risk management programs CairRails are recommended for patients requiring additional support during patient care and transfer CairRails can help reduce costs while ensuring optimal clinical outcomes and increasing patient safety Note Wh...

Page 17: ... injuries Elevating Patient into Sitting Position The special properties of the Stryker Air I and II therapy pad reduce the opportunity for shear and friction that may occur when raising the head of other beds As with any surface sliding can be expected therefore patients should be repositioned after elevation The knee gatch or foot of the bed may be elevated first to help prevent the patient from...

Page 18: ...esignated area away from clean or sterile supplies and food preparation areas Detergent disinfectants should not be mixed with other germicides or detergents Using the proper dilution insures the most effective killing power of the disinfectant Wash hands often and well including after removal of gloves Patient care equipment that is used in isolation areas should be disinfected in accordance with...

Page 19: ...p is visible turn off the control unit and disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet Remove the filter by grasping the filter pulling outward Replace with the second supplied filter Ensure the replaced filter covers the entire filter region Hand wash the removed filter in warm soapy water and allow to air dry When dry store the filter in a safe place for the next filter maintenance STORAGE Co...

Page 20: ...ence all assembly drawings _____ Hose assembly is not damaged or leaking _____ Power switch is working properly _____ Power cord is not frayed and is attached to blower assembly _____ All electrical connections function properly _____ Control Unit buttons function properly _____ Plastic on the control unit assembly is not damaged _____ Mattress holds air and all straps are intact _____ Inspect all...

Page 21: ...e therapy mattress system mattress to the control unit is securely connected 2 Ensure that the control unit is plugged into an A C outlet 3 Ensure that the power is not on Standby If on Standby press the Power button Unable to change therapy mode or adjust comfort control 1 Make sure the Lockout function is disabled To disable press the Up and Down comfort adjust arrows simultaneously ...

Page 22: ...r Assembly 2236 100 038 Bumper Feet Upper Square Lower Round 2236 100 049 Upper 2236 100 050 Lower Fuse External 5A Pkg 1 2236 100 028 Fuse Internal 0 5A Pkg 1 2236 100 029 Filter Foam pkg 1 2236 100 036 E Ring 2236 100 039 Quick Reference Replacement Parts List Note The parts and accessories listed on this page are all currently available for purchase Please call Stryker Customer Service 800 327 ...

Page 23: ...4 Power Cord Kit 2236 100 037 Mattress Hose Connector 2236 100 021 Front Label Set includes 2 front labels 2236 100 065 Power Cord non detachable 2236 100 072 Heyco Strain Relief right angle 2236 100 066 Front Enclosure Assembly includes front cover insulated front cover and labels 2236 100 063 PCB Fasteners Qty 8 2236 100 067 Front Enclosure Fasteners Kit Qty 4 2236 100 068 PCB with Fasteners Kit...

Page 24: ...tor Hub Assembly 2236 100 062 Rubber Connector Hub Assembly 2236 100 073 Hinge Kit includes screws and hinge set 2236 100 031 Stryker Air I Mattress Replacement Parts 2236 100 003 Reference Only Part Name Part View SYK Part Number Air Cell Stryker Air I Foot 2236 100 010 Back Raise Sensor Assembly with Plate 2236 100 026 External Hose Assembly 2236 100 030 External Hose Cover 2236 100 032 Quick Re...

Page 25: ...ss Tub Bottom Cover 2236 100 033 Therapy Pad Top Cover 2236 100 034 Internal Hose Assembly Foot section hose assembly Seat section hose assembly Head section hose assembly Includes one tube that connects to the cells barbed tees and barbed elbows Does not include air cells with red connector or herbie clamps Head Section 2236 100 082 Seat Section 2236 100 084 Foot Section 2236 100 085 Quick Refere...

Page 26: ...6 100 004 Reference Only Part Name Part View SYK Part Number Air Cell LAL 6 x36 2236 100 044 Air Cell Standard CairRail 2236 100 045 Back Raise Sensor Assembly with Plate 2236 100 026 External Hose Assembly 2236 100 040 External Hose Cover 2236 100 041 Hose Clamp 2236 100 027 Foam Safety Mattress 2 2236 100 046 Mattress Tub Bottom Cover 2236 100 042 ...

Page 27: ...me Part View SYK Part Number Therapy Pad Top Cover 2236 100 043 Internal Hose Assembly Foot section hose assembly Seat section hose assembly Head section hose assembly Includes one tube that connects to the cells barbed tees and barbed elbows Does not include air cells with red connector or herbie clamps Head Section 2236 100 083 Seat Section 2236 100 086 Foot Section 2236 100 087 ...

Page 28: ...nance handling and or cleaning Failure to use in the manner indicated in this user manual PARTS The Stryker Air I II mattress system contain various parts that wear from normal use Stryker Medical s obligation under this warranty is limited to supplying replacement parts servicing or replacing at its option any product which is found by Stryker Medical to be defective Warranty replacement parts ar...

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