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6506-209-001 REV F

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Preventive maintenance

Regular inspection and adjustments (Continued)

Item

Inspect

Head section

All fasteners are secure

Head section extends and locks

Accessories (optional)

All accessories operate (such as IV pole, head extension
and pillow, oxygen bottle holder, and restraint extender)

Every six months or 12 hours

Inspect these items every six months or 12 hours, whichever comes first.

Item

Inspect

Hydraulics

Hoses and fittings for damage or wear

Hydraulic velocity fuse - place a weight of approximately
50 lb (23 kg) on the cot, raise the cot, lift the cot with two
operators, pull the manual backup release handle, rapidly
set the cot down, and make sure that the cot does not
drop

Electronic controls

Extend cot to raised position, measure and check load
height

Jog function operates

High speed retract works

Switches

No damage or wear to either switch

Both switches operate

Litter

No bent, broken, or damaged components

No damage or tears on cot grips

Siderails operate and latch

Foot rest operates

Mattress

No cracks or tears

Base

No bent, broken, or damaged components

Cot retaining post is secure. If not, replace the screw

No excessive damage to X-frame guards

Wheels

Free of debris

Head section

No bent, broken, or damaged components

Grip bar has no excessive damage or tears

Load wheels are secure and roll

Kickstand (optional)

Lubricate the kickstand spring and internal spring housing

(optional) using

Tri-Flow

®

lubrication.

Summary of Contents for 6506

Page 1: ...2017 09 F 2 6506 209 001 REV F www stryker com Operations Manual Power PRO XT 6506 ...

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Page 3: ...ntative General warning Caution Warning crushing of hands Warning non ionizing radiation No pushing Do not lubricate Catalogue number Lot batch code Serial number For US Patents see www stryker com patents Manufacturer Date of manufacture Mass of equipment with safe working load Safe working load Type B applied part Type BF applied part ...

Page 4: ...h European Directive 2002 96 EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment this symbol indicates that the product must not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste but should be collected separately Refer to your local distributor for return and or collection systems available in your country Cd WEEE Directive 2012 96 EC Contains cadmium The Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation RBRC is a...

Page 5: ...not stack more than three high U S A English text below this symbol is intended for USA audiences only TRA Registered No ER35122 14 Dealer No DA35173 14 Registered in United Arab Emirates by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authorities Product complies with applicable EMC standards in Australia New Zealand 50 Approved by independent communications authority of South Africa Box manufacturer s cert...

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Page 7: ...hicle configuration 22 Positioning of the vehicle safety hook front to back 23 Positioning of the vehicle safety hook side to side 24 Installing the vehicle safety hook 25 Operation 27 Setting cot load height with jog function 27 Checking the battery power level 27 Checking the hour meter and error display 28 Operating guidelines 29 Proper lifting techniques 29 Transferring the patient to the cot ...

Page 8: ...package 48 Installing the defibrillator platform 50 Hanging equipment from the equipment hook 52 Installing the head extension with pillow 53 Positioning the two stage IV pole 53 Positioning the optional three stage IV pole 54 Attaching an oxygen bottle to the oxygen bottle holder 55 Attaching an oxygen bottle to the retractable head section oxygen bottle holder 56 Installing the optional base sto...

Page 9: ...ntenance 71 Lubrication 71 Regular inspection and adjustments 71 Foot end fastener part replacement schedule 74 EMC information 75 Warranty 79 Warranty exclusion and damage limitations 79 To obtain parts and service 80 Return authorization 80 Damaged product 80 International warranty clause 80 ...

Page 10: ...ous 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 product or other property This includes special care necessary for the safe and effective use of the device and the care necessary to avoid damage to a device that may occur as a result of use or ...

Page 11: ...sistants to assist in the operation of the product Do not ride on the base of the cot Do not transport the cot sideways to avoid the risk of tipping Always transport the cot in a lowered position head end or foot end first to minimize the risk of tipping Always conduct patient monitoring when the cot is idle If you hydraulically raise or lower the product you may temporarily affect electronic pati...

Page 12: ...s Contact may cause injury to the patient or operator Do not insert a cracked or damaged SMRT Pak into the SMRT charger Return damaged SMRT Paks to a service center for recycling Always have a certified mechanic familiar with ambulance vehicle construction install the optional mounting bracket and the SMRT charger Always mount the SMRT charger to the optional mounting bracket in an enclosed cabine...

Page 13: ... before operation Always have a certified mechanic familiar with ambulance vehicle construction install the vehicle safety hook Consult the vehicle manufacturer before you install the vehicle safety hook Make sure that the installation of the vehicle safety hook does not damage or interfere with the brake lines oxygen lines fuel lines fuel tank or electrical wiring of the vehicle Always charge the...

Page 14: ...e and environment exposure Do not tip the cot onto its load wheels and actuate the product as this will allow air to enter the hydraulic system The use of accessories transducers and cables other than those specified or provided by the manufacturer could result in increased electromagnetic emissions or decreased electromagnetic immunity and result in improper operation The emissions characteristic...

Page 15: ...www stryker com 6506 209 001 REV F 9 Summary of safety precautions Pinch points Continued Figure 1 Pinch points Mechanical stability WARNING Always use both hands when you transport the cot ...

Page 16: ...cautions Mechanical stability Continued Figure 2 Mechanical stability Notes If the cot is on a plane steeper than five degrees place the cot in the lowest position Do not use the defibrillator option and the foot end oxygen bottle holder option at the same time ...

Page 17: ...uplicate foot end controls on the upper and lower lift bars accommodate different operator positions or sizes The cot is equipped with a manual back up release handle to allow the operation of cot functions in the event of power loss The device is equipped with a retractable head section for 360 degree mobility in any height position side rails patient securement straps an adjustable pneumatic bac...

Page 18: ...owler 6506 012 003 0 to 73 15 Backrest articulation shock position 1865 fowler option 6506 012 004 0 to 75 15 Backrest articulation shock position 6506 700 013 6 to 73 15 Overall length minimum length width 81 in 63 in 23 in 206 cm 160 cm 58 cm Height 2 Adjustable from 14 in to 41 5 in Adjustable from 36 cm to 105 cm Weight 3 125 lb 57 kg Caster diameter width 6 in 2 in 15 cm 5 cm Minimum operator...

Page 19: ...22 Power PRO XT is designed to be compatible with some competitive cot fastener systems The yellow and black color scheme is a proprietary trademark of Stryker Corporation Hereby Stryker declares that the radio equipment type short range device is in compliance with Directive 2014 53 EU The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address http techweb me...

Page 20: ...nto Power LOAD in powered mode for crash testing Standard Option selection Restraint package Mattress Option SAE J3027 crash test standards with the use of a crash rated fastener X restraint package 6500 001 430 or RUGGED X restraint package 6506 001 430 Knee gatch bolster mattress 6500 002 150 6506 002 150 or XPS mattress 6500 003 130 6506 003 130 depending on cot siderail AS NZS 4535 crash test ...

Page 21: ...m Weight 1 3 lb 59 kg 3 8 lb 1 7 kg 61 lb 28 kg Enclosure protection IPX0 IPX6 IPX0 Equipment type Not applicable Not applicable Class II Approvals ANSI AAMI ES60601 1 2012 CAN CSA C22 2 No 60601 1 14 Not applicable Not applicable Environmental conditions Operation Charging Storage and transportation Temperature 88 F 31 C 43 F 6 C 88 F 31 C 43 F 6 C 104 F 40 C 4 F 20 C Relative 93 0 75 30 93 0 Atm...

Page 22: ...andle J Siderail release handle B Height adjustment switches K Transport wheels C Manual back up release handle L Backrest D Footrest M Backrest adjustment handle E Height sensor housing on other side N Retractable head section F Wheel lock O Head section release handle G Cot retaining post P Safety bar H Battery release Q Load wheel I Battery R Hydraulic unit ...

Page 23: ...C power cord Contact information Contact Stryker Customer Service or Technical Support at 1 800 327 0770 Stryker Medical 3800 E Centre Avenue Portage MI 49002 USA To view your operations or maintenance manual online see https techweb stryker com Have the serial number A of your Stryker product available when calling Stryker Customer Service or Technical Support Include the serial number in all wri...

Page 24: ...ocation Serial number location SMRT The serial number for the SMRT charger is located on the bottom of the unit The lot number for the SMRT Pak is located on the top of the SMRT Pak above the red release button Date of manufacture The year of manufacture is the first 2 digits of the serial number for Power PRO ...

Page 25: ...tient compartment where the product will be used must have a Smooth rear edge for product loading Level floor large enough for the folded product Stryker cot fastener system Space to install the vehicle safety hook In fastener shut off module installed if using an antler style cot fastener Note Loose items or debris on the vehicle patient compartment floor can interfere with the operation of the v...

Page 26: ...sable the electronic functionality only Do not use the in fastener shut off for any other purpose Always install the in fastener shut off system if not using a crash rated cot fastener in any emergency vehicle that will be used with this cot The cot and antler style cot fastener system have an integrated in fastener shut off function that disables the cot motor when you secure the cot into the cot...

Page 27: ... needs of various emergency vehicle configurations specifically the length and location of the floor structure support that is located in the rear of the vehicle To select which vehicle safety hook is appropriate for your vehicle configuration Consider the location of the floor structure support where there is adequate room to mount the vehicle safety hook Mount the vehicle safety hook into the ba...

Page 28: ... Specification for the Star of Life Ambulance KKK A 1822 See specifications for maximum load height According to Federal Specification for the Star of Life Ambulance KKK A 18 22 The rear of the ambulance shall be furnished with a sturdy full width rear bumper with step secured to the vehicle s chassis frame The tread of the step shall have a minimum depth of 5 in 13 cm and a maximum depth of 10 in...

Page 29: ...eck the front to back positioning 1 Select the appropriate vehicle safety hook Selecting the vehicle safety hook on page 21 2 Position the vehicle safety hook at least 3 3 4 in from the leading edge of the door sill A The recommended distance from the face of the safety hook to be no less than 3 3 4 in 3 Make sure that you can secure the vehicle safety hook to the mount in the back of the vehicle ...

Page 30: ...ide to side positioning when you unload and load the cot To check the side to side positioning 1 Remove the cot from the cot fastener and unload it from the vehicle 2 Note the position of the cot load wheels and the cot safety bar when you are remove the cot 3 Mark the center of the cot safety bar on the vehicle floor 4 Make sure that the position marked in step 3 is where the cot safety bar conne...

Page 31: ...u remove the cot from the vehicle patient compartment Hardware required not supplied 2 Grade 5 minimum 1 4 20 socket head cap screws for the short vehicle safety hook or long vehicle safety hook 2 Grade 5 minimum 1 4 20 flat socket head cap screws for the J vehicle safety hook 2 Flat washers 2 Lock washers 2 1 4 20 nuts Note The length of the socket head cap screws depend on the thickness of the v...

Page 32: ...Figure 10 Safety bar secured in the vehicle safety hook A B C D E Figure 11 Vehicle safety hook placement A Top view of vehicle B Vehicle safety hook C Squad bench D Bumper E Door frame After installation make sure that the cot legs lock into the load position without contacting the vehicle bumper ...

Page 33: ...t position then press the extend button to raise the cot to its set load height position c Measure the cot height from the bottom of the load wheels to the floor Note Add an additional 1 2 in 1 3 cm to your deck height measurement to allow for variations in patient weight or with other equipment that may be added to the cot d Repeat steps 3a and 3b until you reach the desired cot load height 4 Sec...

Page 34: ... and recharge the SMRT Pak at any time The LED is a solid amber to indicate a battery error Notes Only use Stryker approved batteries If equipped the powered cot fastener automatically charges the SMRT Pak battery Automatic charging occurs when you lock the cot into the powered cot fastener no cable or connectors required The cot battery LED indicator flashes green for a moment to signify that it ...

Page 35: ...atient before operating the product Operate the product only as described in this manual Read all labels and instructions on the product before use Practice changing height positions and loading the cot until you fully understand the operation of the product Inspect the SMRT Pak housing and terminal area for any cracks or damage before first and every use Always load or unload an occupied cot with...

Page 36: ...ith a patient WARNING Always transport the cot at a lower height to reduce the risk of a cot tip If possible obtain additional assistance or take an alternate route Always avoid high obstacles such as curbing steps or rough terrain to avoid the risk of the product tipping over To roll the cot with a patient 1 Position one operator at the foot end and one operator at the head end of the cot 2 Make ...

Page 37: ...t cot load height the motor will remain halted until you release the button After you release the button press the extend button again to jog the cot height up higher Raising lowering or releasing the cot with power There are two identical cot control switches located on the Power PRO cots Press the button on either of these switches to raise extend the cot lower retract the cot or release the cot...

Page 38: ...es When using the manual back up release function to extend the base while unloading in cold weather conditions hold the manual back up release handle for approximately one second after the cot wheels touch the ground to minimize sagging of the litter as you remove the cot from the vehicle patient compartment Expediting load with the high speed retract mode When you press the retract button the co...

Page 39: ...t end of the cot The higher an operator must lift the cot the more difficult it may be to hold the weight The operator must be able to lift the cot high enough for the cot legs to extend when the cot is unloaded An operator may need help if they are too short or if the patient is too heavy to lift when unloading the cot If you are a shorter operator you may need to raise your arms higher to allow ...

Page 40: ...er rail to stabilize the cot as you retract the cot undercarriage b Raise the cot undercarriage until it stops in the highest position 9 Push the cot into the vehicle patient compartment 10 Make sure that the cot is secured in the cot fastener not included Note When you use the manual back up release handle do not lift the base rapidly or the movement may appear sluggish Lift with a slow constant ...

Page 41: ... operator on the side With one operator when unloading an unoccupied cot 1 Both operators Grasp the cot frame at the foot end 2 Operator 1 Pull the manual back up release handle to extend the cot undercarriage Pull the cot out of the vehicle patient compartment until the safety bar connects with the vehicle safety hook Release the manual back up release handle when the base is fully extended 3 Ope...

Page 42: ... cot out of the vehicle patient compartment until the safety bar connects with the vehicle safety hook WARNING Do not press the extend button until the safety bar connects with the vehicle safety hook 2 Operator 2 Grasp the cot outer rail to stabilize the cot 3 Operator 1 Depress the extend button to extend the cot undercarriage 4 Operator 2 Pull the safety bar release lever forward to remove the ...

Page 43: ...ils when you transfer a patient to the cot or from the cot WARNING Do not use siderails as a patient restraint device To raise the siderails lift up on the siderail until the latch clicks and the siderail locks into place Always keep the siderails in the raised position unless you are transferring the patient To lower the siderails squeeze the siderail release handle to release the siderail latch ...

Page 44: ...ctable head section Extend the retractable head section before you load the cot into the vehicle patient compartment WARNING Always lock the head section into place before you operate the cot Do not load the cot into a vehicle with the head section retracted when using a cot fastener The cot may tip or not connect with the cot fastener To extend the retractable head section 1 Grasp the outer rail ...

Page 45: ...ease handle until the frame releases the support bracket Lower the footrest until it lays flat Raising or lowering the optional knee gatch To raise the optional knee gatch 1 Lift either of the red lifting loops A until the knee gatch is in the highest position Figure 15 on page 39 2 Lower the knee gatch to secure the support bracket to the locking mechanism 3 Make sure that the locking mechanism i...

Page 46: ... the red lock side of the foot pedal or from the cot head end press down on either red pedal 2 Rotate the cot until at least one head end caster locks To release the Steer LOCK From the cot foot end press the green unlock side of the foot pedal or from the cot head end lift up on either red pedal at the head end Applying or releasing the optional kickstand for dialysis scale Use the kickstand to w...

Page 47: ...G Always use all restraint straps to secure the patient on the cot An unrestrained patient may fall from the cot Do not attach restraint straps to the base tubes or cross tubes CAUTION Do not entangle the restraint straps in the base frame when you raise or lower the cot Note Restraint straps are a Type BF applied part Secure restraint straps to the cot in the required attachment locations Figure ...

Page 48: ...ring the patient with the G rated restraint straps Continued equipment or accessories Buckle the restraint straps across the patient s shoulders waist and legs Buckle restraint straps when the cot is not in use Figure 16 Restraint strap attachment points ...

Page 49: ...t strap at the shoulder Adjusting restraint straps Open the restraint straps and place them at either side of the cot while you position the patient on the cot mattress Lengthen the restraint straps buckle them around the patient and shorten them to tighten To open the restraint strap press the red button on the front of the buckle receiver This allows you to release the buckle latch plate and pul...

Page 50: ...to the base tubes or cross tubes CAUTION Do not entangle the restraint straps in the base frame when you raise or lower the cot Note Restraint straps are a Type BF applied part Restraint strap attachment locations should provide strong anchorage and proper restraint position Figure 23 on page 45 Do not allow restraint straps to interfere with equipment or accessories Buckle the restraints across t...

Page 51: ... restraint around the cot frame 2 Pull the restraint buckle through the loop toward the head end of the cot 3 Feed the buckle under the XPS System 4 For the Model 6506 Power PRO XT cot and Model 6086 Performance PRO XT cot pull the restraint tight and toward the back of the backrest 5 For the Model 6550 Power PRO TL cot pull the restraint under the cross tube and toward the back of the backrest 6 ...

Page 52: ... the cot 3 Feed the buckle under the XPS System 4 Pull the buckles tight One restraint should angle toward the head end and one should lay straight across the cot 5 Connect the patient right buckle to the patient left buckle 1 2 3 4 5 Figure 25 Waist restraints Installing the X restraint RUGGED X thigh restraints To install the X restraint RUGGED X thigh restraints 1 Wrap the restraint around the ...

Page 53: ...nnect the patient right buckle to the patient left buckle 1 2 3 4 Figure 27 Ankle restraints Installing the X restraint RUGGED X ankle restraints For Model 6506 Power PRO XT cots Model 6086 Performance PRO XT cots and Model 6550 Power PRO TL cots built or upgraded after July 3 2015 with the gatch option or any trend only To install the X restraint RUGGED X ankle restraints 1 Wrap the restraint aro...

Page 54: ... infant restraint system see the manufacturer s instructions for use operation and care Safe and proper use of the Pedi Mate infant restraint system is at the discretion of the user Set methods and procedures to educate and train your staff on the safe operation or maintenance of this product These are general instructions only Keep these instructions for future reference These instructions are a ...

Page 55: ...with your hand while pulling the waist restraint with the other hand to tighten the waist restraint 9 Attach one restraint strap 6500 001 404 to the foot end lift bars Figure 32 on page 49 or the outer rail Figure 33 on page 49 Figure 32 Attach to the foot end lift bars Figure 33 Attach to the outer rail 10 Pull the restraint strap 6500 001 404 through the foot end of the child restraint Figure 34...

Page 56: ...ecure per manufacturer s instructions Installing the defibrillator platform CAUTION Always secure the defibrillator platform to the product when you use the defibrillator platform Always use and adjust the straps that are provided with the defibrillator platform to secure the defibrillator Always change the installation location or adjust the straps for your specific defibrillator size or shape Do...

Page 57: ...fibrillator platform on the product frame 5 Position the inside legs B of the defibrillator platform toward the head end of the product Figure 38 on page 51 6 Place the latch hook C under the litter frame or foot end fastener and push the tab D up until it locks into place on one side with an audible click Repeat on the other side For Power LOAD compatible cots if equipped you must lengthen and at...

Page 58: ...tor platform to the cot Note If the defibrillator platform is not attached to the product after you connect both latch hooks unlatch the tab To adjust loosen or tighten the strap and then push the tab up until it locks into place with an audible click Hanging equipment from the equipment hook Use the equipment hook to hang additional accessories or equipment such as defibrillators and monitors CAU...

Page 59: ...6500 147 0 00 or optional fowler oxygen bottle holder 6500 241 0 00 The head extension pillow is a Type BF applied part Positioning the two stage IV pole CAUTION Do not load the IV pole above the safe working load of 25 lb 11 3 kg Note The dual two stage IV poles 6500 312 000 are not compatible with either the patient right 6500 310 000 or the patient left 6500 311 0 00 two stage IV pole options T...

Page 60: ...stage IV poles 6500 317 0 00 are not compatible with either the patient right 6500 315 0 00 or the patient left 6500 316 000 three stage IV pole options To position the IV pole Figure 45 on page 55 1 Lift and pivot the IV pole from the storage position and push down until the IV pole locks into the receptacle A 2 To raise the height of the pole turn the lock actuator B counterclockwise and pull up...

Page 61: ...ure 45 IV pole raised position Attaching an oxygen bottle to the oxygen bottle holder CAUTION Do not load the oxygen bottle holder above the safe working load of 15 lb 6 8 kg Do not use two oxygen bottle holders at the same time To attach an oxygen bottle to the oxygen bottle holder 1 Place an oxygen bottle in the holder 2 Insert the lower strap through the buckle and affix the strap onto itself t...

Page 62: ...d section oxygen bottle holder CAUTION Do not load the oxygen bottle holder above the safe working load of 15 lb 6 8 kg Do not use two head end oxygen bottle holders at the same time To attach an oxygen bottle to the retractable head section oxygen bottle holder Figure 46 on page 56 1 Center the oxygen bottle on the cradled surface of item A 2 Tighten both straps B around the oxygen bottle 3 Secur...

Page 63: ...ct the base to avoid damaging items that are stored in the base storage net To install the base storage net wrap the Velcro straps around the base tubes Installing the backrest storage pouch CAUTION Do not load the backrest storage pouch above the safe working load of 20 lb 9 kg Do not allow the storage pouch to interfere with the operation of the retractable head section To install the backrest s...

Page 64: ...rfere with the operation of the retractable head section safety bar or vehicle safety hook CAUTION Do not load the head end storage flat above the safe working load of 40 lb 18 kg To install the head end storage flat Figure 48 on page 59 1 Install the Velcro straps A near the pneumatic cylinder and around the cross tube C of the retractable head section 2 Buckle the restraint straps B around the o...

Page 65: ...o mattress options are available for use with this product Use the standard gatch bolster 6500 002 150 6506 002 150 mattress with the standard siderail Use the wider gatch bolster mattress 6500 003 130 6506 003 130 with the optional expandable patient surface XPS To attach the mattress to the cot 1 Align the Velcro on the back of the mattress with the Velcro on the cot litter 2 Attach the strap at...

Page 66: ...nning the SMRT Pak repeatedly without rest periods can increase the temperature within the cells and reduce life For example lifting a heavy patient up and down several times in rapid succession can reduce the SMRT Pak life WARNING Do not remove the battery when the cot is activated Do not attempt to open the battery pack for any reason to avoid the risk of electric shock If the battery pack case ...

Page 67: ...ce Charging the SMRT Pak The SMRT Pak is intended for use with the SMRT charger only WARNING Do not insert a cracked or damaged SMRT Pak into the SMRT charger Return damaged SMRT Paks to a service center for recycling Notes For extended storage store the SMRT Pak on the SMRT charger to trickle charge The SMRT charger keeps the SMRT Pak charged and ready for use Store the SMRT Pak at room temperatu...

Page 68: ...nd slide the SMRT Pak to release the charged and ready SMRT Pak from the SMRT charger The SMRT charger manages charging regardless of the SMRT Pak charge state A B Figure 50 Charging the SMRT Pak Checking the SMRT Pak power level with the SMRT charger Use the SMRT charger LED indicators to check the SMRT Pak power level A B Figure 51 Checking the SMRT Pak power level Power connection Connect or di...

Page 69: ...operation Power type Operational voltage range Frequency Maximum current draw Standby current draw Low voltage shutoff AC 100 to 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 1 20 A 0 05 A N A DC 12 5 to 16 VDC N A 4 16 A 0 20 A 10 VDC Installing the SMRT charger When installing the SMRT charger place the SMRT charger in an environmentally controlled location that is Free of excessive dust and moisture Kept within a constant ...

Page 70: ...s minimum not supplied Make sure that the selected mounting surface is strong enough to securely hold the SMRT charger and SMRT Pak during transport Locate the bracket in an enclosed cabinet and out of patient reach during transport Allow for easy SMRT Pak installation and removal Locate the power supply within reach of the power cord Secure the bracket to a horizontal or vertical structural suppo...

Page 71: ... will not be stepped on tripped over or otherwise subjected to damage or stress Do not touch the SMRT Pak receptacle terminals with metal objects To power the SMRT charger Figure 54 on page 66 1 Locate the power connection A on the back of the SMRT charger 2 Push the power cord retention tab B in to insert the power cord outlet connector into the SMRT charger power connection 3 Plug the power adap...

Page 72: ... power LED when it is connected to a power supply Use only Stryker approved parts to power the SMRT charger A B Figure 54 Powering the charger Disconnecting the charger CAUTION Always grasp and pull the plug not the cord when you disconnect the SMRT charger to avoid the risk of damage to the electrical plug and cord To disconnect the SMRT charger unplug the power cord from the AC or DC power sourc...

Page 73: ...IV pole three stage dual 6500 317 000 Mattress knee gatch bolster 6500 002 150 Mattress knee gatch bolster grey 6506 002 150 Mattress knee gatch bolster XPS 6500 003 130 Mattress knee gatch bolster grey XPS 6506 003 130 Oxygen bottle holder foot end 6500 240 000 Oxygen bottle holder head end 6500 241 000 Oxygen bottle holder removable 6080 140 000 Oxygen bottle holder retractable head section 6085...

Page 74: ...urate Velcro with disinfectant and allow disinfectant to evaporate Appropriate disinfectant for nylon Velcro should be determined by the service Immersing restraint strap metal buckles can cause buckle corrosion and is not recommended Rinse with clean water and allow to air dry to reduce chance of corrosion Replace restraints if metal buckles are corroded Suggested cleaners In general when used in...

Page 75: ...k is with the standard hospital surgical cart washer or hand held wand unit WARNING Always use any appropriate personal protective equipment while power washing to avoid inhaling contagion Power washing equipment may aerate contamination Always wear insulated rubber gloves in addition to personal protective equipment when cleaning the SMRT Pak to reduce the risk of injury Always use only non condu...

Page 76: ...sing and terminal area for any cracks or damage 3 Clean the SMRT Pak with a hospital grade disinfectant with a pH range of 6 5 to 10 5 4 Rinse the SMRT Pak thoroughly with clean water to remove any cleaning chemical or residue Position the SMRT Pak to avoid water from pooling near the terminals 5 Dry the SMRT Pak thoroughly before insert the SMRT Pak into a Power PRO cot or SMRT charger ...

Page 77: ...ed personnel When using maintenance products follow the directions of the manufacturer and reference all material safety data sheets MSDS Lubrication The cot has been designed to operate without the need for lubrication CAUTION Do not lubricate the bearings in the X frame as it will degrade the performance of the cot and may void its warranty Regular inspection and adjustments The following schedu...

Page 78: ...hours Inspect these items every three months or six hours whichever comes first Item Inspect Cylinder All fasteners are secure No hydraulic fluid red leaks Loose fittings tighten if needed Hydraulics Motor mount fasteners are secure No hydraulic fluid leaks No leaks from reservoir Cables and wires No damage or pinching of wiring harness cable or lines No damaged connectors Manual backup release ha...

Page 79: ...ackup release handle rapidly set the cot down and make sure that the cot does not drop Electronic controls Extend cot to raised position measure and check load height Jog function operates High speed retract works Switches No damage or wear to either switch Both switches operate Litter No bent broken or damaged components No damage or tears on cot grips Siderails operate and latch Foot rest operat...

Page 80: ...r All welds are intact not cracked or broken Warning labels present legible Base All welds are intact not cracked or broken Wheels Check and adjust wheel locks Retractable head section oxygen bottle holder optional Straps and clips for wear Defibrillator platform optional Straps not frayed or torn Latch hooks are intact and secure Foot end fastener part replacement schedule For Performance LOAD co...

Page 81: ... likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment RF Emissions CISPR 11 Group 2 Power PRO with the Power LOAD compatibility opton must emit electromagnetic energy in order to perform its intended function Nearby electronic equipment may be affected RF Emissions CISPR 11 Power PRO Class A Power PRO is suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic and those directly conne...

Page 82: ...a maximum output power not listed above the recommended separation distance d in meters m can be estimated using the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W according to the transmitter manufacturer Note 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the separation distance for the higher frequency range applies Note 2 These guideli...

Page 83: ...ent If the user of the SMRT charger requires continued operation during power main interruptions it is recommended that the device be powered from an uninterrupted power supply or a battery Power frequency 50 60Hz magnetic field IEC 61000 4 8 3 A m 3 A m Power frequency magnetic fields should be at levels characteristic of a typical location in a typical commercial or hospital environment Electric...

Page 84: ...ly in all situations Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and reflection from structures objects and people a Field strengths from fixed transmitters such as base stations for radio cellular cordless telephones and land mobile radios amateur radio AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy To assess the electromagnetic environment du...

Page 85: ...rchaser makes a warranty claim Warranty exclusions and other conditions Any improper use or alteration or repair by unauthorized service providers in such a manner as in Stryker s judgment affects the product materially and adversely shall void this warranty Any repair of Stryker products using parts not provided or authorized by Stryker shall void this warranty There are extenuating circumstances...

Page 86: ...ations require that claims for damaged product must be made within fifteen 15 days of receipt of the product Do not accept damaged shipments unless such damage is noted on the delivery receipt at the time of receipt Upon prompt notification Stryker will file a freight claim with the appropriate carrier for damages incurred Claims will be limited in amount to the actual replacement cost In the even...

Page 87: ...2017 09 6506 209 001 REV F www stryker com Stryker Medical 3800 E Centre Avenue Portage MI 49002 USA ...

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