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Technical Assistance and Parts 

1 800 428-5025 (Service in English - Canada) 

 

1 800 361-2040 (Service in French - Canada) 
1 800 327-0770 (In the United States)   
E-mail (Service in Canada): 

[email protected]

 

 

September 2001 

Manufactured by Stryker Bertec Medical Inc

 

 

 

72-0382 R1.1 

 

Printed in Canada

 

OPERATIONS MANUAL

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

CUB   EMERGENCY & ACUTE CARE  

 

PEDIATRIC STRETCHER - Model FL19

 

 

 

TM 

Summary of Contents for Bertec CUB FL19

Page 1: ...40 Service in French Canada 1 800 327 0770 In the United States E mail Service in Canada service bertec strykercorp com September 2001 Manufactured by Stryker Bertec Medical Inc 72 0382 R1 1 Printed in Canada OPERATIONS MANUAL CUB EMERGENCY ACUTE CARE PEDIATRIC STRETCHER Model FL19 TM ...

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Page 3: ...UP PROCEDURES 9 1 8 STRETCHER ILLUSTRATION 10 2 STRETCHER OPERATION 11 2 1 OPERATING BASE CONTROLS 11 2 2 APPLYING THE BRAKE 12 2 3 OPERATING THE RETRACTABLE FIFTH WHEEL OPTIONAL 12 2 4 ADJUSTING THE LITTER HEIGHT OPTIONAL 13 2 5 TRENDELENBURG REVERSE TRENDELENBURG POSITIONING OPTIONAL 13 2 6 PREMIUM ACCESSORY BRACKET USAGE OPTIONAL 13 2 7 OPERATING THE FOWLER AND FOOT SECTION 14 2 8 OPERATING SID...

Page 4: ... Pneumatic Assist Fowler 0 25 40 55 0 to 50 Adjustable Height Stretcher Minimum Maximum Litter Height Maximum Lifting Capacity Fixed Height Stretcher Litter height 32 to 40 81 to 102 cm 100 lb 45 kg 32 81 cm Foot Section Angle 0 6 12 Brake System Adjustable Height Stretcher Fixed Height Stretcher Four Wheel Ring Brake System Four Locking Casters Trendelenburg Reverse Trendelenburg 12 Trendelenburg...

Page 5: ... stretcher to ensure the brakes are securely locked Injury could result if a stretcher moves while a patient is removed from or placed on the stretcher When brakes are applied on a fixed height base stretcher ensure all four casters are locked to ensure complete stabilization of the stretcher To reduce risk of injury ensure the litter is horizontal and in the lowest position with the rails fully r...

Page 6: ...ion When patient is able to climb out the stretcher or reaches the height of 35 in 90 cm the stretcher shall no longer be used Do not place cords straps or similar items that could become wound around the child s neck in or near the stretcher Do not leave objects or toys in the stretcher Do not use a water mattress with this stretcher To avoid injury to the patient any mattress used on this stretc...

Page 7: ...ervice department An authorization number will be provided which must be clearly printed on the returned merchandise Stryker Bertec Medical reserves the right to charge shipping and restocking fees on returned items Damaged Merchandise Claims for damaged merchandise must be made with the carrier within fifteen 15 days of receipt of merchandise DO NOT ACCEPT DAMAGED SHIPMENTS UNLESS SUCH DAMAGE IS ...

Page 8: ... the surface of the stretcher possibly causing premature corrosion of critical components Failure to follow the above directions when using these types of cleaners may void this product warranty Mattress Care Failure to properly clean the mattress or dispose of it if defective may increase the risk of exposure to pathogenic substances and may cause injury to the patient and or user Inspection Impl...

Page 9: ...d locked and yellow when the door is open Verify the access doors are closed and locked when both open close indicators show green Base operation ____ Optional steer pedal operates properly Fifth steer wheel operational with steer pedal engaged ____ Optional brake pedal operate properly All casters locks with brake pedal engaged ____ Optional lift pedal operates properly Litter raises and reaches ...

Page 10: ...s FOOT SECTION FOOT ENDRAIL HEAD ENDRAIL HEAD PREMIUM ACCESSORY BRACKET OPTIONAL IV CADDY OPTIONAL BASE O2 BOTTLE HOLDER BRAKE STEER PEDAL OPTIONAL LITTER LIFT PEDAL OPTIONAL UNI LOWER PEDAL OPTIONAL CLOSED ACCESS DOOR OPENED ACCESS DOOR OPTIONAL ACCESS DOOR RELEASE KNOBS FOOT PREMIUM ACCESSORY BRACKET OPTIONAL SIDERAIL HANDLE FOLEY BAG HOOK RIGHT SIDERAIL LEFT SIDERAIL BASE HOOD O2 BOTTLE HOLDER ...

Page 11: ...se with the fifth steer wheel RIGHT LEFT HEAD END E F A A D B C D B C Pump to raise litter A Brake and Steer functions left side E F Brake and Steer functions right side B C D Depress the center of pedal B to lower both ends of the stretcher together Depress the side of pedal B closest to the stretcher head end to lower the head end Depress the side of pedal B closest to the stretcher foot end to ...

Page 12: ...e complete stabilization of the stretcher To engage the caster brakes press fully down on all four caster brake levers A To disengage the caster brake depress the opposite side of the brake lever with your foot or lift up with your toe under the brake lever 2 3 OPERATING THE RETRACTABLE FIFTH WHEEL OPTIONAL To reduce risk of injury ensure the litter is horizontal and in the lowest position with th...

Page 13: ...the stretcher head end see page 10 For Reverse Trendelenburg positioning foot down depress the side of pedal B closest to the stretcher foot end see page 10 N NO OT TE E The higher the litter is before pedal B is activated the greater the Trendelenburg or reverse Trendelenburg angle will be Maximum Trendelenburg angle is 12 Maximum reverse Trendelenburg angle is 12 2 6 PREMIUM ACCESSORY BRACKET US...

Page 14: ...isengage it from the support brackets If the next lower position is desired release the arm while lowering the Fowler to allow the arm to engage in the support bracket Otherwise continue to hold the handle while lowering the Fowler to flat Pneumatic Fowler Optional Positioning To raise the Fowler lift up the right or left activation lever B for pneumatic assistance in raising the Fowler Release le...

Page 15: ...vailable locking positions are crossed N NO OT TE E To ensure the rails are safely locked into position verify the the arrow pointers B located at each locking position level and on the rail central spindle are aligned To lower a siderail endrail grasp the handle A Activate the trigger rotate handle to the left or right and guide the rail down to the desired height Return the handle back to vertic...

Page 16: ...lamp B Close the clamp C around the IV pole and pivot the knob A back into position 6 Turn the knob clockwise to tighten it The IV pole is now ready to move with the stretcher bed 7 To remove the IV pole from the IV Caddy turn knob A counterclockwise to loosen the pole clamp 8 Pivot the knob away from the clamp B open the clamp and remove the IV pole from the IV Caddy 9 Store the IV Caddy Always s...

Page 17: ...telescoping portion A until it locks into place at its fully raised position 3 Rotate the Iv hangers B to desired position and hang the IV bag 4 To lower the IV pole turn the latch C clockwise until section A lowers The weight of the IV bags should not exceed 40 lb 18 kg Make sure that proper policies are put in place to ensure the patient s safety when a IV pole and or an oxygen bottle is used Th...

Page 18: ...ole pull up on section B Release section B at any desired height and it will lock into place 4 Rotate the IV hangers C to the desired position and hang the IV bags 5 To lower the IV pole push up on the red portion of grip D while holding onto section B until it lowers Turn latch E clockwise until section A lowers The weight of the IV bags should not exceed 40 lb 18 kg Make sure that proper policie...

Page 19: ...cessory brackets A convenient rubber bumper completes the bracket assembly 2 15 CHART HOLDER USAGE OPTIONAL The optional chart holder located under the litter on either or both sides of the stretcher is a convenient storing device allowing the patient s medical records to follow when the patient is transferred in his stretcher from one unit to another Removable IV pole installed not included Prote...

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