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6550-309-001 REV A

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Product Inspection

The condition of the cot is the responsibility of the owner.  It is important that the cot is working properly before the 
product is put into service.  Have a qualified service technician use the following list and the operation instructions to 
check the cot before the product is put into service.

The battery must be charged prior to checking the features and condition of the cot.  

Item

Routine

Battery

Unpack batteries and charger 
Charge battery according to SMRT Power System instructions (6500-009-101) or DeWALT

®

 

Battery System instructions

The power indicator LED, located on the height adjustment switch of the cot, is solid green when the battery is fully 
charged or has adequately charged battery power.

 CAUTION

When charging a battery in an ambulance, locate the charger in an enclosed cabinet and out of patient reach during 
transport.

After the battery is fully charged, inspect the cot for the following points:

Item

Routine

Page

Battery

Charge spare battery (if necessary) according to SMRT Pak or DeWALT

®

 

battery instructions

34

Install battery into foot end enclosure - power indicator LED operates

34

Ensure that the battery remains firmly secured

34

Release and remove battery from foot end enclosure

34

Reinstall battery into foot end enclosure

34

Hydraulics

Inspect motor mount - all fasteners secure

62

Check cylinder attachments at both ends - all fasteners secure

62

Inspect main cable - all connections secure

62

Inspect hoses and cylinder seal for leaks

62

Electronic 
Controls

Check power indicator LED - charged

36

Extend cot to raised position

31

Check high speed retract

31

Extend cot to full height - no drift

31

Manual Back-up 
Release

Verify the manual back-up release handle functions properly - adjust 
accordingly

32

With the cot empty, check the raise/lower function

32

With the cot loaded with a minimum of 7 stones (45 kg) (100 lb), check the 
raise/lower function

32

Litter

All fasteners secure (reference all assembly drawings)
All welds intact - not cracked or broken
No bent, broken, or damaged components
Verify siderails operate and latch properly

41

Verify backrest cylinder operates properly through range of motion

41

Verify the footrest operates properly

43

Install body restraints. Restraints intact and operating properly.

38

No rips or tears in mattress cover

Summary of Contents for Power-PRO TL

Page 1: ...2010 06 6550 309 001 REV A www stryker com Power PRO TL Model 6550 Operations Maintenance Manual For parts or technical assistance USA 1 800 327 0770 UK 44 0 1635 262431 ...

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Page 3: ...tient to the Cot 26 Rolling the Cot 26 Adjusting The Height of the Cot with Two Operators 27 Tail Lift Loading and Unloading 28 Ramp Loading and Unloading 29 Loading and Unloading the Cot Using the Optional Oxygen Bottle Holder 30 High Speed Retract Extend 31 Using the Manual Override 32 Using Additional Assistance 33 Removing and Replacing the Battery 34 Removing and Replacing a SMRT Pak 34 Remov...

Page 4: ...ord 61 Troubleshooting Guide 62 Electronics and Hydraulics Locator 62 Hydraulic Manifold Components Locator 63 Electrical System Block Diagram 64 Troubleshooting Guide 66 Main Cable Assembly 69 Electronics Assembly 69 Electronics Assembly Wiring Schematics 70 Quick Reference Replacement Parts List 71 Service Information 73 Accessing the Hydraulic Sub Assembly 6550 001 030 73 Manual Release Cable A...

Page 5: ...000 122 3 Stage I V Pole Assembly Right 6500 001 043 123 3 Stage I V Pole Left 6550 216 000 124 3 Stage I V Pole Assembly Left 6500 001 044 125 3 Stage I V Pole Dual 6550 217 000 126 Optional Push Bar 6550 040 000 127 Optional Corner Handle Assembly 128 Label SMRT Power 129 Label DeWALT 130 Optional Accessories 131 Equipment Hook 6500 147 000 132 Oxygen Bottle Holder 6550 002 020 133 Removable Oxy...

Page 6: ...e electric power source Mode of Operation 10 33 Sec On 5 Min Off IPX6 Protection from powerful jets of water Medical Equipment Classified by Underwriters Laboratories Inc With Respect to Electric Shock Fire and Mechanical Hazards Only in Accordance with UL 60601 1 First Edition 2003 and CAN CSA C22 2 No 601 1 M90 with updates 1 and 2 In accordance with European Directive 2002 96 EC on Waste Electr...

Page 7: ...ious 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 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 ...

Page 8: ...e patient with the touch of a button and the retractable head section and foot section shorten the cot for 360 degree mobility in any height position INTENDED USE OF PRODUCT The Stryker Model 6550 Power PRO TL ambulance cot is a wheeled device which consists of a platform mounted on a wheeled frame that is designed to support patients in a horizontal position The device has siderails and has the o...

Page 9: ...88 or 6389 Double Wheel Lock Four Wheel Lock Double Wheel Lock Standard Four Wheel Lock Optional Hydraulic Oil Stryker Part Number 6500 001 293 Power System3 Battery 24V DC NiCd SMRT Power System 24V DC NiCd DeWALT Battery System Charger 120V 240Vac or 12V DC SMRT Power System 120V 240Vac or 12V DC DeWALT Battery System Standards Cots and Chargers IEC 60601 1 CAN CSA C22 2 No 601 1 M90 UL 60601 1 ...

Page 10: ... 001 REV A www stryker com Return To Table of Contents SPECIFICATIONS CONTINUED Environmental Conditions Operation Temperature 30 F 34 C 0 0 130 F 54 C 0 0 Relative Humidity 0 100 Atmospheric Pressure Introduction ...

Page 11: ... 44 0 1635 262431 Stryker UK Limited Hambridge Rd Newbury Berkshire RG14 5EG England Please have the serial number see Figure 1 of your Stryker product available when calling Stryker Customer Service or Technical Support Include the serial number in all written communication SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION Serial Number Figure 1 Cot Serial Number Location HEAD END ...

Page 12: ... 2 Cot Components PRODUCT ILLUSTRATION Backrest Backrest Adjustment Handle Casters Retractable Head Section Retractable Foot Section Height Adjustment Switch Head Section Release Siderail Release Lifting Bar Steer Lock Battery Wheel Lock Push Bars Optional Hydraulic Unit Gatch Leg Rest ...

Page 13: ...or injury could result Hold the cot securely while a patient is on the product Never apply the wheel lock s while a patient is on the cot Tipping could occur if the cot is moved while the wheel lock is applied resulting in injury to the patient or operator and or damage to the cot Siderails are not intended to serve as a patient restraint device See page 38 for proper restraint strap usage Failure...

Page 14: ...us injury Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before disconnecting hydraulic or other lines Tighten all connections before applying pressure If an accident occurs see a doctor immediately Any fluid injected into the skin must be surgically removed within a few hours or gangrene may result Doctors unfamiliar with this type of injury should reference a knowledgeable medical source To avoid the ri...

Page 15: ...the product Close attention should be given to safety features including but not limited to Hydraulic power mechanism All electrical controls return to off or neutral position when released For additional maintenance information see the preventative maintenance information Improper maintenance can cause injury or damage to the product Maintain the cot as described in this manual Use only Stryker a...

Page 16: ... or retract while a patient is on the cot Activation of the manual back up release handle may cause the cot to drop slowly if less than 7 stones 45 kg 100 lb are on the cot Batteries slowly lose charge when not on the charger Lowering the backrest without a patient may require slightly more pressure When engaging the cot into the fastener it is advised to disengage the caster steer lock feature to...

Page 17: ...1 REV A 17 Return To Table of Contents Summary of Safety Precautions PINCH POINTS Figure 3 Potential Pinch Points WARNING Pinch Point between litter interface and base when lowering litter WARNING Pinch Point WARNING Pinch Point ...

Page 18: ...loor can interfere with the operation of the cot fastener Keep the patient compartment floor clear When necessary modify the vehicle to fit the cot Do not modify the cot WARNING Improper usage of the cot can cause injury to the patient or operator Operate the cot only as described in this manual Do not modify the cot or any components of the cot Modifying the product can cause unpredictable operat...

Page 19: ... Pak or DeWALT battery instructions 34 Install battery into foot end enclosure power indicator LED operates 34 Ensure that the battery remains firmly secured 34 Release and remove battery from foot end enclosure 34 Reinstall battery into foot end enclosure 34 Hydraulics Inspect motor mount all fasteners secure 62 Check cylinder attachments at both ends all fasteners secure 62 Inspect main cable al...

Page 20: ... Tires No debris in wheels All wheels secure rolling and swiveling properly Operate wheel locks if equipped wheel secure when engaged rolls freely when disengaged 44 Accessories Verify I V pole if equipped operates properly 47 Verify removable oxygen bottle holder if equipped operates properly Verify equipment hook if equipped is installed properly 50 Verify Pedi Mate restraint package if equipped...

Page 21: ...bulance under normal conditions Usage of this product in any other way becomes the complete responsibility of the owner user Caution must be used at all times during placement of the cot into the ambulance WARNING It is the responsibility of the cot operator to ensure that the cot being used in the Stryker Cot Fastener Systems meets the installation specifications listed on page 22 Injury may resu...

Page 22: ... MM 610 MM REF HEAD END FRONT OF VEHICLE FOOT END 120 MM 140 MM RECOMMEND 370 MM FROM CENTERLINE OF COT TO VEHICLE SIDEWALL TO ALLOW FOR ROTATION OF THE WHEELS CENTERLINE OF COT MUST BE PARALLEL TO VEHICLE WALL 90 MM Note Floor plates spaced evenly around centerline of cot Cot Length Cot Width Figure 4 Installation Specifications ...

Page 23: ...ecurely fastened at both the head end and foot end before releasing your grip on the cot as shown in Figure 7 CAUTION The unit must be in its lowest position to properly engage the cot fastener not included To ensure that the cot is in the lowest position press the retract button until the cot stops moving down This should be done before attempting to engage the cot into the cot fastener not inclu...

Page 24: ...e REMOVING THE COT FROM THE FASTENER To remove the cot from the fastener 1 Press down firmly on the foot pedal until the locking mechanism disengages as shown in Figure 8 2 Roll the cot out of the patient compartment as shown in Figure 9 Figure 8 Press Foot End Figure 9 Remove Cot ...

Page 25: ...ce changing height positions and loading the cot until operation of the product is fully understood Improper use can cause injury Do not allow untrained assistants to assist in the operation of the cot Untrained technicians assistants can cause injury to the patient or themselves Ensure proper hand placement on hand grips Do not ride on the base of the cot Damage to the product could occur resulti...

Page 26: ...ee page 38 for proper restraint strap usage Failure to utilize the siderails properly could result in patient injury Hydraulically raising or lowering the cot may temporarily affect electronic patient monitoring equipment For best results patient monitoring should be conducted when the cot is idle ROLLING THE COT WARNING A minimum of two operators are required to transport a patient on the cot In ...

Page 27: ...Grasp the cot frame at the foot end and press either the extend button on the control switch to raise the litter or the button on the control switch to lower the litter to the desired position 2 Operator 2 Head End Maintain a firm grip on the outer rail until the cot is securely in the desired position WARNING Grasping the cot improperly can cause injury Keep hands fingers and feet away from movin...

Page 28: ...e operator raises the tail lift the second operator should maintain a firm grip on the cot frame to provide greater stability 6 Both operators should carefully guide the cot into the patient compartment and into the cot fastener not included CAUTION The unit must be in its lowest position to properly engage the cot fastener not included To ensure that the cot is in the lowest position press the re...

Page 29: ...ould push pull the cot up the ramp head end first The operators should carefully guide the cot up the center of the ramp as shown in Figure 13 4 Both operators should then push the cot into the patient compartment until the cot engages the cot fastener not included CAUTION The unit must be in its lowest position to properly engage the cot fastener not included To ensure that the cot is in the lowe...

Page 30: ...igure 14 The length of the loading ramp should be at least 8 5 feet Verify the ramp can support the weight of the cot patient and equipment Note With the cot in the lowest position the optional oxygen bottle holder can be used to load patients weighing up to 50 stones 318 kg 700 lb Proper inspection and maintenance of the optioanl oxygen bottle holder accessory should be followed as identified in ...

Page 31: ...uate the control switch The undercarriage rapidly extends toward the lowest position once the weight of the cot and patient is off of the wheels Press the extend button to actuate the control switch WARNING Whenever the weight of the cot and patient is off of the wheels the cot will automatically enter the high speed retract mode if the retract button is pressed Once the weight is off of the groun...

Page 32: ... raise or lower the cot with the manual back up release handle 1 Both Operators Lift the cot during the raise lower operation to support the weight of the cot at each end 2 Operator 1 Foot End Pull the manual back up release handle toward the lift bar While the manual back up release handle is pulled raise or lower the cot to the desired position and then release the handle to lock the cot into po...

Page 33: ...G ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE Operation Guide Changing Levels Rolling Two Operators Two Helpers Two Operators Four Helpers Helper Helper Helper Helper Helper Helper Helper Helper Helper Helper Helper Helper Operator Operator Operator Operator Operator Operator Operator Operator ...

Page 34: ...ery when the cot is activated Avoid direct contact with a wet battery or battery enclosure Contact may cause injury to the patient or operator To remove the SMRT Pak 1 Press the RED one hand release button C or press the battery release button A to release the SMRT Pak B from the cot as shown in Figure 16 2 Slide the released SMRT Pak out of the enclosure To reinstall or replace the SMRT Pak 1 Ali...

Page 35: ...y release button A located on the patient right side of the foot end control enclosure to release the battery B from the cot as shown in Figure 17 2 Slide the released battery out of the enclosure To reinstall or replace the battery 1 Align the tabs in the battery enclosure 2 Push the battery into the enclosure until the latch clicks into place The cot power indicator LED is solid GREEN if the bat...

Page 36: ...is cracked or damaged do not insert it into the charger Return damaged battery packs to a service center for recycling Do not remove the battery when the cot is activated Avoid direct contact with a wet battery or battery enclosure Contact may cause injury to the patient or operator CAUTION Only use the battery and charger as specified The cot is not for use with an AC adapter When charging a batt...

Page 37: ...ER The hour meter located on the foot end control enclosure as shown in Figure 19 indicates the amount of time HHH H hours that the cot has been in use under power You can use the hour meter to determine the frequency for preventative maintenance procedures as listed on page 57 Figure 19 Hour Meter A ...

Page 38: ...restraints to the base or cross tubes improper restraint attachment could result in damage to the cot further resulting in injury to the patient or operator To attach the patient restraint straps to the cot litter frame feed the loop end of each strap through the litter frame at each of the designated locations in Figure 20 2 and 20 3 and then feed the buckle or latch plate back through the loop e...

Page 39: ...asses through both links C on the shoulder strap as shown in Figure 21 1 To lengthen the restraint grasp the buckle latch plate turn it at an angle to the webbing then pull it out as shown in Figure 21 2 A hemmed tab at the end of the webbing prevents the latch plate from coming off of the strap To shorten the restraint grasp the hemmed tab and pull the webbing back through the latch plate until t...

Page 40: ... of Contents Operation Guide USING THE OPTIONAL RESTRAINT BELT EXTENSION Use the restraint belt extension 6082 160 050 as shown in Figure 22 for extra length when buckling the lap belt around large patients Figure 22 Attaching the Restraint Belt Extension ...

Page 41: ...raise the siderails as shown in Figure 23 lift up on the siderail until the latch clicks and the siderail locks into place When a patient is on the cot always keep the siderails in the raised position unless the patient is being transferred To lower the siderails squeeze handle B to release the siderail latch Guide the siderail down toward the foot end until flat WARNING Siderails are not intended...

Page 42: ...red release levers A on each side of the frame as you pull the head or foot section out of its retracted position as shown in Figure 24 1 2 Make sure that the head or foot section is securely locked into position To retract the head or foot section 1 Squeeze the red release levers A on each side of the frame as you push the head or foot section out of its extended position as shown in Figure 24 2 ...

Page 43: ...til the bracket disengages Lower the footrest until it is flat To raise the gatch lift either of the red lifting loops B until the gatch is in its fully raised position then slowly lower the gatch to allow the support bracket to engage into the locking mechanism Make sure that the lock is fully engaged before releasing the lifting loop To lower the gatch lift either of the red lifting loops B to r...

Page 44: ...eel lock s while a patient is on the cot Tipping could occur if the cot is moved while a wheel lock is applied resulting in injury to the patient or operator and or damage to the cot Never leave a patient unattended on the cot or injury could result Hold the cot securely while a patient is on the cot Never install or use a wheel lock on a cot with excessively worn wheels Installing or using a whee...

Page 45: ...as shown in Figure 27 1 2 Push the cot toward the head end 3 The caster swivels and aligns into the forward position and the steer lock engages To disengage the caster steer lock 1 Press the rear portion of the steer lock pedal as shown in Figure 27 2 2 After the pedal is in the unlocked position push the cot in any direction 3 The casters swivel freely Note When engaging the cot into the fastener...

Page 46: ...push bar lock mechanism and may injure the operator and or patient REMOVING THE PUSH BARS To remove the push bars 1 Press the red release button and lift each bar out of its corner socket 2 Place the removed push bars into the storage pouch that is located on the base frame as shown in Figure 28 2 WARNING When not in use store the push bars in the base storage pouch that is provided with the push ...

Page 47: ...ion C of the pole to raise it to the desired height 3 Turn the lock actuator B clockwise to lock the telescoping portion in place 4 Hang the I V bags on the I V hook D 5 Turn the lock actuator B counterclockwise and slide section C into the bottom tube 6 Turn the lock actuator B clockwise to tighten 7 Lift up and pivot the pole down into the storage position as shown in Figure 29 1 CAUTION To avoi...

Page 48: ...se to lock the bottom telescoping portion in place 4 For a higher I V pole pull up on section D until the spring clip E engages 5 Hang I V bags on the I V hook F 6 To lower the I V pole push in on the spring clip E and slide section D down into section C Turn the lock actuator B counterclockwise and slide section C into the bottom tube 7 Turn the lock actuator B clockwise to tighten 8 Lift up and ...

Page 49: ...s The accessories listed below can be purchased and installed on the Power PRO TL cot Accessory Part Number Operation Guide Page Number Equipment Hook 6500 147 000 50 Pedi Mate Restraint Package 6091 300 010 51 Backrest Storage Pouch 6500 130 000 53 Oxygen Bottle Holder 6550 002 020 54 ...

Page 50: ...ng additional accessories or equipment such as defibrillators or monitors CAUTION To avoid damage to the equipment hook the weight of the accessories or equipment must not exceed 2 5 stones 16 kg 35 lb To avoid damage to the equipment hook remove all accessories or equipment from the hook while transporting the stretcher in the ambulance Figure 31 Equipment Hook A ...

Page 51: ... the cot 2 Raise the cot backrest to the full upright position 3 Position the Pedi Mate pad flat on the backrest with the black backrest straps out as shown in Figure 32 1 4 Wrap the straps around the backrest and insert the ends of the straps through the brackets Securely fasten the buckle as shown in Figure 32 2 WARNING To avoid accidental release of the Pedi Mate and possible injury to the infa...

Page 52: ...ARNING To avoid accidental release of the Pedi Mate and possible injury to the infant ensure that the buckle is located away from obstructions on the cot or accessories 7 Verify that all of the straps are snug and fastened securely as shown in Figure 32 4 Note These are general instructions for installation of the Pedi Mate Safe and proper use of the Pedi Mate is solely at the discretion of the us...

Page 53: ...in and mount the pouch flat against the backrest CAUTION Do not store items under the cot mattress Storing items under the mattress can interfere with the operation of the cot The weight of the equipment in the pocketed backrest storage pouch if equipped must not exceed 1 4 stones 9 kg 20 lb Ensure that the storage pouch does not interfere with the operation of the retractable head section Optiona...

Page 54: ...ound the oxygen bottle 3 Secure the slack on the straps and buckle both straps Note Inspect the straps and buckles for wear between use and replace the strap if it is no longer holding the oxygen bottle CAUTION To avoid damage to the oxygen bottle holder if equipped the weight of the equipment must not exceed 2 9 stones 18 kg 40 lb Only use oxygen bottles which lie within the width of the cot and ...

Page 55: ...ufacturer s dilution recommendations exactly The preferred method Stryker Medical recommends for power washing the cot is with the standard hospital surgical cart washer or hand held wand unit WASHING LIMITATIONS WARNING Use of power washing equipment can aerate contamination collected during the use of the cot Use any appropriate personal safety equipment goggles respirator etc to avoid the risk ...

Page 56: ...described above are used to clean Stryker EMS equipment measures must be taken to insure the cots are wiped with clean water and thoroughly dried following cleaning Failure to properly rinse and dry the cots will leave a corrosive residue on the surface of the cots possibly causing premature corrosion of critical components Note Failure to follow the above directions when using these types of clea...

Page 57: ... relieving pressure before disconnecting hydraulic or other lines Tighten all connections before applying pressure If an accident occurs see a doctor immediately Any fluid injected into the skin must be surgically removed within a few hours or gangrene may result Doctors unfamiliar with this type of injury should reference a knowledgeable medical source To avoid the risk of injury do not use bare ...

Page 58: ...y residual fluids X Hydraulics Inspect motor mount and verify that all fasteners are secure X Verify that there are no hydraulic fluid leaks Wipe any fluid drops X Inspect the reservoir and verify that there are no leaks X Inspect hoses and fittings for damage or wear replace as necessary X Verify the hydraulic velocity fuse Place a weight of approximately 3 6 stones 22 7 kg 50 lb on the cot raise...

Page 59: ...rs on cot mattress X Restraints Inspect patient restraints for proper function and no excessive wear X Base Inspect the cot frame base X Verify all welds intact not cracked or broken X Verify no bent broken or damaged components X Verify all fasteners secure X Wheels Verify wheels are free of debris X Verify tires in good condition X Verify all wheels secure rolling and swiveling properly X Check ...

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Page 61: ...www stryker com 6550 309 001 REV A 61 Return To Table of Contents Training Record Training Date Training Method Trainee Name Basic Training Refresher Update Owner s Manual In Service Formal Class Etc ...

Page 62: ...ULICS LOCATOR Note Some components have been removed for clarity Manual Release Cable Hydraulic Manifold Assembly See Detail A Main Cable See Detail B Cap Side Hydraulic Hose Electronics Housing Control Board Inside Rod Side Hydraulic Hose Switch Manual Release Handle Hydraulic Cylinder LCD Screen Motor Mount ...

Page 63: ...ng Guide DETAIL A A Valve Pressure Switch B Valve Motor Reservoir Rod Side Non Locking Manual Valve Cap Side Locking Manual Valve DETAIL B Wiring Schematics Main Cable 8 Pin Connector Item Connection Connection Item Orange Blue Red White Green Brown Black Yellow A Valve B Valve Pressure Switch Wireless Expansion Port ...

Page 64: ...uide ELECTRICAL SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM Lower and Retract Functions Press Button Pressure Switch Open Hold B Valve open until button released or pressure switch closes Open B Valve Open B Valve and Ramp in Motor Stop Close B Valve Run motor at max speed Pressure Switch Open YES NO YES NO ...

Page 65: ...tryker com 6550 309 001 REV A 65 Return To Table of Contents Troubleshooting Guide ELECTRICAL SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM Lift and Extend Functions Press Extend Button Open A Valve Stop Motor Run motor at max speed ...

Page 66: ...ual valve 3 Change A valve Litter does not lower in the powered mode 1 Check power indicator LED A If blinking constant RED change battery B If blinking a patterned RED short short long flash i Check for broken or disconnected wires ii Check for 24V DC at connector C on the main cable by the motor while pressing the retract button If voltage is present replace in order the solenoid and or B valve ...

Page 67: ...replace the electronics assembly If voltage is present replace the wire harness C If the GREEN light turns on but does not lower try the other switch If the other switch works replace the bad switch 2 Check motor A If the motor runs but does not raise the cot i Check the manual release cable for too much tension ii Lightly tap the manual locking valve iii Replace the manual locking valve B If the ...

Page 68: ...ile pressing the extend button If voltage is not present replace the electronics assembly If voltage is present replace the wire harness 69 70 Base does not extend in the manual mode 1 Check manual cable adjustment 2 Change non locking manual valve Base does not retract in the manual mode 1 Check manual release cable adjustment 2 Change locking manual valve Litter does not retract in the manual mo...

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Page 71: ...tem 12V DC Car Charger includes charger 2 paks and power cord 6500 700 040 Kit SMRT Power System 240Vac Wall Charger includes charger 2 paks and power cord 6500 700 043 Kit SMRT Power System 240Vac Wall Charger includes charger 2 paks and power cord 6500 700 044 Kit SMRT Power System 240Vac Wall Charger includes charger 2 paks and power cord 6500 700 045 Kit Battery Pack DeWALT 24V NiCd 6500 700 0...

Page 72: ...6 Restraint Lap Belt 2 Used per Unit 6060 160 044 Restraint Package Domestic 6082 260 010 Restraint Shoulder Harness 6060 260 045 Restraint Strap Plastic Cap Short 6082 160 051 Restraint Strap Plastic Cap Tall 6082 160 055 Touch Up Paint Yellow 6060 199 010 Touch Up Paint Black 7000 001 322 Wheel Lock 6082 200 010 Quick Reference Replacement Parts List ...

Page 73: ...1 and lay to the side out of the way along with the six button head cap screws 0004 592 000 The six well nuts will stay with the two motor mounts 6500 001 294 and 6500 001 194 3 Remove the four button head cap screws 0004 596 000 and the four Nylock hex nuts 0016 102 000 from the two straight T pivots 6100 003 125 that hold the gatch assembly 6550 001 019 to the litter cross brace 6500 001 196 4 F...

Page 74: ...st the tension on the manual release cable 5 Tighten cable lock nut FILLING THE RESERVOIR Use only Mobil Mercon Synthetic Blend Oil 6500 001 293 Note Any time you work with the hydraulics you may lose some oil Tools Required 3 16 Allen Wrench Procedure 1 Raise the cot to the full up position 2 Ensure that the fill port is horizontal and lined up with the hole in the motor mount 3 Remove the port p...

Page 75: ...d with the pedal set at the minimum locking force The marker on the pedal A is aligned with the marker on the octagonal sleeve B 2 Remove the sleeve B Rotate the sleeve counterclockwise to increase the pedal locking force and clockwise to decrease the locking force Insert the sleeve into the pedal 3 Using the 5 32 Allen wrench and 7 16 combination wrench or socket reinstall the socket screw 4 Test...

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Page 83: ...004 592 000 Button Head Cap Screw 6 D 0004 593 000 Button Head Cap Screw 4 E 0004 596 000 Button Head Cap Screw 8 F 0004 636 000 Button Head Cap Screw 2 G 0004 852 000 Socket Head Cap Screw 8 H 0011 004 000 Washer 1 J 0011 013 000 Washer 1 K 0014 040 000 Washer 2 L 0016 028 000 Nylock Hex Nut 2 M 0016 035 000 Nylock Hex Nut 1 N 0016 049 000 Nylock Hex Nut 2 P 0016 102 000 Nylock Hex Nut 8 R 0025 0...

Page 84: ...e 1 AT 6500 001 191 Fowler Cylinder Spacer 2 AU 6500 001 195 Motor Mount Casting 2 AV 6500 001 196 Litter Cross Brace 1 AW 6500 001 225 D Washer 2 AY 6500 001 196 Label 1 BA 6550 001 012 Base Assembly page 85 1 BB 6550 001 015 Telescoping Foot End 1 BC 6550 001 018 Fowler Assembly 1 BD 6550 001 019 Gatch Assembly 1 BE 6550 001 020 Telescoping Head Section 1 BF 6550 001 022 Hitch Foot End page 103 ...

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Page 89: ...43 000 Tube Plug 2 AC 0037 244 000 Hole Plug 2 AD 0038 382 000 Compression Spring 1 AE 0081 244 000 Flange Bearing 4 AF 6060 002 010 6 Molded Wheel Assembly 4 AG 6090 001 009 Caster Nut 4 AH 6100 003 022 Brake and Caster Assembly 1 AJ 6100 003 136 Steer Lock Pin 1 AK 6100 203 135 Pin Sleeve Steer Lock 1 AL 6100 203 136 Steer Lock Plastic Bushing 1 AM 6500 001 056 Inner Tube Base Frame 1 AN 6500 00...

Page 90: ...Assy Litter Pivot Left 1 BV 6550 001 085 Base Spacer Outer 1 BW 6550 001 103 Steer Lock Pedal 1 BY 6550 001 104 Steer Lock Cross Piece 1 CA 6550 001 105 Steer Lock Spring 1 CB 6550 001 107 Steer Lock Pivot 1 CC 6550 001 204 Solid Spacer Head End 2 CD 6550 001 171 Rectangular Cross Tube Foot End 1 CE 6550 001 179 Steer Lock Cover 1 CF 6550 001 200 Support Link 2 CG 6550 001 106 Label Steerlock 1 CH...

Page 91: ...e of Contents Inner Lift Tube Assembly Litter Pivot Right 6550 001 034 Item Part No Part Name Qty A 0004 634 000 Button Head Cap Screw 2 B 0055 100 075 Riv Nut 2 C 6500 001 125 Base Dead Stop 1 D 6550 001 260 Litter Pivot Inner Lift Tube Weldment 1 Rev C ...

Page 92: ...e of Contents Inner Lift Tube Assembly Litter Pivot Left 6550 001 035 Item Part No Part Name Qty A 0004 634 000 Button Head Cap Screw 2 B 0055 100 075 Riv Nut 2 C 6500 001 125 Base Dead Stop 1 D 6550 101 058 Litter Pivot Inner Lift Tube Weldment 1 Rev C ...

Page 93: ...000 Washer 2 C 0011 456 000 Washer 1 D 0016 118 000 Hex Lock Nut 1 E 0025 079 000 Rivet 2 F 6080 100 032 Spring 1 G 6080 300 030 Adjustable Caster Lock Pedal 1 H 6080 200 041 Adj Caster Lock Octagonal Sleeve 1 J 6550 001 050 Caster Horn Foot End 1 6550 001 016 Rev B Reference Only Note Item H can be rotated incrementally in the counter clockwise direction to increase locking force ...

Page 94: ...94 6550 309 001 REV A www stryker com Return To Table of Contents Hitch Assembly Head End 6550 001 021 Rev B Reference Only ...

Page 95: ...www stryker com 6550 309 001 REV A 95 Return To Table of Contents Hitch Assembly Head End ...

Page 96: ...vis Pin 1 G 0038 588 000 Extension Spring 1 H 0055 100 075 Riv Nut 4 J 0056 016 000 Bumper 2 K 0081 012 002 Flange Bearing 2 L 6550 001 054 Crash Connect Center Weldment 1 M 6550 001 055 Case Weldment Hitch Head End 1 N 6550 001 059 Crash Connect Center Wldmnt Left 1 P 6550 001 063 Crash Connect Center Wldmnt Right 1 R 6550 001 083 Label Hitch Pinch Point Head End 1 T 6550 001 087 Hitch Wear Strip...

Page 97: ...ap Screw 2 D 0004 613 000 Socket Head Cap Screw 2 E 0016 102 000 Nylock Nut 2 F 0055 100 076 Riv Nut 5 G 6500 001 029 Empty Sensor Housing 1 H 6500 001 102 Base Litter Interface Bracket 2 J 6500 001 104 Litter Support Bracket Outside 2 K 6500 001 106 Litter Support Bracket Inside 2 L 6500 001 116 Siderail Bracket 3 M 6500 001 117 Siderail Clamp 2 N 6550 101 064 Outer Rail Weldment Right 1 P 6550 0...

Page 98: ...2 E 0016 102 000 Nylock Hex Nut 2 F 0055 100 076 Riv Nut 5 G 6500 001 029 Empty Sensor Housing 1 H 6500 001 102 Base Litter Interface Bracket 2 J 6500 001 104 Litter Support Bracket Outside 2 K 6500 001 106 Litter Support Bracket Inside 2 L 6500 001 116 Siderail Bracket 3 M 6500 001 117 Siderail Clamp 2 N 6550 101 065 Outer Rail Weldment Left 1 P 6550 001 096 Outer Rail Clamp 1 R 6550 001 166 Dead...

Page 99: ...www stryker com 6550 309 001 REV A 99 Return To Table of Contents Mounted Hydraulics Assembly 6550 001 031 Rev A Reference Only ...

Page 100: ...et Head Shoulder Screw 2 D 0015 052 000 Hex Jam Nut 1 E 0016 002 000 Fiberlock Hex Nut 2 F 0016 102 000 Nylock Hex Nut 2 G 0055 100 074 Well Nut 6 H 6500 001 105 Cross Tube Litter Support 1 J 6500 001 164 Pivot Cylinder Mount Top 1 K 6500 001 169 Rod End Cylinder 1 L 6500 001 194 Motor Mount 1 M 6500 001 212 Cross Bar Motor Mount 1 N 6500 001 249 Plastic Extrusion Spacer 1 P 6500 001 250 Plastic E...

Page 101: ...www stryker com 6550 309 001 REV A 101 Return To Table of Contents Hydraulics Sub Assembly For Reference Only 6550 001 030 Rev J ...

Page 102: ...ap Side 1 E 6500 001 282 Hose Fitting Rod Side Manifold 1 F 6500 001 283 Hose Fitting Cap Side Manifold 1 G 6500 001 296 Hose Fitting Cap Side Cylinder 1 H 6500 001 297 Hose Fitting Rod Side Cylinder 1 J 6500 001 290 Pressure Switch 1 AJ 6500 001 286 A Valve 1 AM 6500 001 295 Motor 1 AN 6500 001 289 Manual Valve Non Locking 1 AP 6500 001 284 Solenoid A Valve 1 AR 6500 001 285 Solenoid B Valve 1 AV...

Page 103: ...www stryker com 6550 309 001 REV A 103 Return To Table of Contents Hitch Assembly Foot End 6550 001 022 Rev A Reference Only ...

Page 104: ...104 6550 309 001 REV A www stryker com Return To Table of Contents Hitch Assembly Foot End ...

Page 105: ...www stryker com 6550 309 001 REV A 105 Return To Table of Contents Hitch Assembly Foot End ...

Page 106: ... 2 F 6500 001 138 Battery Release Button 1 G 6500 001 139 Battery Release Lock 1 H 6500 001 216 Terminal Block Reterminated 1 J 6550 001 014 Electronics Assembly 1 K 6550 001 029 Switch Assembly 1 L 6550 001 060 Hitch Tube Weldment Foot End 1 M 6550 001 092 Board Enclosure 1 N 6550 001 141 Hitch Bar Sleeve Foot End 1 P 6550 001 146 Hitch Bar Foot End 1 R 6550 001 167 Hitch Wear Guard Foot End 2 T ...

Page 107: ...www stryker com 6550 309 001 REV A 107 Return To Table of Contents Telescoping Foot End 6550 001 015 Rev B ...

Page 108: ...00 Washer 2 D 0025 079 000 Rivet 2 E 0025 126 000 Rivet 2 G 0055 100 075 Riv Nut 2 H 0721 032 049 Bumper Roller 2 J 6500 001 026 Head Section Lock Assembly 2 K 6500 001 087 Cap Bearing 2 L 6085 001 170 Internal Bearing 4 M 6550 001 025 Bonded Frame Foot End 1 N 6550 001 156 Section Release Trigger 2 P 6550 001 162 Link Release Foot End 2 R 6550 001 163 Link Guide 2 T 6550 001 169 Bumper Pivot 2 U ...

Page 109: ...www stryker com 6550 309 001 REV A 109 Return To Table of Contents Telescoping Head Section 6550 001 020 Rev B ...

Page 110: ...65 000 Washer 2 D 0025 079 000 Rivet 2 E 0025 126 000 Rivet 2 G 0055 100 075 Riv Nut 2 H 0721 032 049 Bumper Roller 2 J 6500 001 026 Head Section Lock Assembly 2 K 6500 001 087 Cap Bearing 2 L 6085 001 170 Internal Bearing 4 M 6550 001 024 Bonded Frame Head End 1 N 6550 001 156 Section Release Trigger 2 P 6550 001 161 Link Release Head End 2 R 6550 001 163 Link Guide 2 T 6550 001 169 Bumper Pivot ...

Page 111: ...Part Name Qty A 0004 597 000 Button Head Cap Screw 1 B 0015 050 000 Hex Nut 1 C 0016 028 000 Fiberlock Hex Nut 1 D 0021 180 000 Set Screw 1 E 0021 138 000 Set Screw 1 F 0028 076 000 External Retaining Ring 2 G 0946 035 025 Liner 2 H 6060 032 038 Gas Spring Yoke 1 J 6060 032 040 Fowler Lift Pivot 1 K 6550 001 051 Fowler Weldment 1 ...

Page 112: ...112 6550 309 001 REV A www stryker com Return To Table of Contents Gatch Assembly 6550 001 019 Rev E Reference Only ...

Page 113: ...www stryker com 6550 309 001 REV A 113 Return To Table of Contents Gatch Assembly ...

Page 114: ...Trend Lift Strap 2 L 6100 031 108 Litter Knee Pivot 4 N 6550 001 017 Gatch Telescoping Assy page 115 1 P 6550 001 053 Gatch Pivot Weldment 2 R 6550 001 057 Gatch Lock Tube Weldment 1 T 6550 001 110 Foot Section Skin 1 U 6550 001 111 Thigh Section Tube 2 V 6550 001 112 Thigh Section Skin 1 W 6550 001 116 Telescoping Foot Section U Tube 1 Y 6550 001 124 Front Gatch Release 1 AA 6550 001 125 Back Gat...

Page 115: ... Part No Part Name Qty A 0025 125 000 Semi Tubular Rivet 1 B 0025 126 000 Semi Tubular Rivet 1 D 6500 001 026 Head Section Lock Assembly 1 E 6085 001 170 Internal Bearing 2 F 6550 001 115 Gatch Link 1 G 6550 001 119 Gatch Inner Tube 1 H 0004 168 000 Button Head Cap Screw 2 J 6085 001 169 Headsection Nut 2 Rev B ...

Page 116: ...Table of Contents No I V Pole Assembly Option Note 0004 589 000 shown in cot assembly Item Part No Part Name Qty A 6550 001 117 I V Pole Spacer Plate 2 B 6550 001 118 I V Clip Spacer Plate 2 0004 589 000 0004 589 000 6550 218 000 Rev A Reference Only ...

Page 117: ... Right 6550 210 000 Item Part No Part Name Qty A 6100 115 060 I V Pole Clip 1 B 6500 001 041 2 Stage I V Pole Assembly Right page 118 1 C 6550 001 117 I V Pole Spacer Plate 1 D 6550 001 118 I V Clip Spacer Plate 1 Note 0004 589 000 shown in cot assembly 0004 589 000 0004 589 000 Rev A ...

Page 118: ... Part No Part Name Qty B 6070 090 105 Label No Push Pull 1 C 6070 210 070 2 Stage I V Pole Assembly 1 G 6100 115 051 Socket Weldment 1 H 6500 001 253 Label 1 J 0025 079 000 Dome Head Rivet 1 K 6070 110 037 I V Pivot Pin 1 2 Stage I V Pole Assembly Right 6500 001 041 Rev C ...

Page 119: ...6550 211 000 Item Part No Part Name Qty A 6100 115 060 I V Pole Clip 1 B 6500 001 042 2 Stage I V Pole Assembly Left page 120 1 C 6550 001 117 I V Pole Spacer Plate 1 D 6550 001 118 I V Clip Spacer Plate 1 Note 0004 589 000 shown in cot assembly 0004 589 000 0004 589 000 0004 589 000 Rev A ...

Page 120: ...tage I V Pole Assembly Left 6500 001 042 Item Part No Part Name Qty B 6070 090 105 Label No Push Pull 1 C 6070 210 070 2 Stage I V Pole Assembly 1 G 6100 115 051 Socket Weldment 1 H 6500 001 254 Label 1 J 0025 079 000 Dome Head Rivet 1 K 6070 110 037 I V Pivot Pin 1 Rev C ...

Page 121: ...Pole Dual 6550 212 000 Item Part No Part Name Qty A 6100 115 060 I V Pole Clip 1 B 6500 001 041 2 Stage I V Pole Assembly Right page 118 1 C 6500 001 042 2 Stage I V Pole Assembly Left page 120 1 Note 0004 589 000 shown in cot assembly 0004 589 000 0004 589 000 0004 589 000 Rev A ...

Page 122: ... Right 6550 215 000 Note 0004 589 000 shown in cot assembly 0004 589 000 0004 589 000 Item Part No Part Name Qty A 6100 115 060 I V Pole Clip 1 B 6500 001 043 3 Stage I V Pole Assembly Right page 123 1 C 6550 001 117 I V Pole Spacer Plate 1 D 6550 001 118 I V Clip Spacer Plate 1 Rev A ...

Page 123: ...age I V Pole Assembly Right 6500 001 043 Item Part No Part Name Qty B 6070 090 105 Label No Push Pull 1 F 6070 215 070 3 Stage I V Pole Assembly 1 G 6100 115 051 Socket Weldment 1 H 6500 001 255 Label 1 J 6070 110 037 I V Pivot Pin 1 K 0025 079 000 Dome Head Rivet 1 Rev D ...

Page 124: ...6550 216 000 Note 0004 589 000 shown in cot assembly Item Part No Part Name Qty A 6100 115 060 I V Pole Clip 1 B 6500 001 044 3 Stage I V Pole Assembly Left page 125 1 C 6550 001 117 I V Pole Spacer Plate 1 D 6550 001 118 I V Clip Spacer Plate 1 0004 589 000 0004 589 000 0004 589 000 Rev A ...

Page 125: ... Stage I V Pole Assembly Left 6500 001 044 Item Part No Part Name Qty B 6070 090 105 Label No Push Pull 1 F 6070 215 070 3 Stage I V Pole Assembly 1 G 6100 115 051 Socket Weldment 1 H 6500 001 256 Label 1 J 6070 110 037 I V Pivot 1 K 0025 079 000 Dome Head Rivet 1 Rev D ...

Page 126: ...Pole Dual 6550 217 000 Note 0004 589 000 shown in cot assembly Item Part No Part Name Qty A 6100 115 060 I V Pole Clip 2 B 6500 001 043 3 Stage I V Pole Assembly Right page 123 1 C 6550 001 044 3 Stage I V Pole Assembly Left page 125 1 0004 589 000 0004 589 000 0004 589 000 Rev A ...

Page 127: ...7 Return To Table of Contents Optional Push Bar 6550 040 000 Item Part No Part Name Qty A 0021 179 000 Set Screw 4 B 6550 001 026 Corner Handle Assy page 128 4 C 6550 001 108 Push Bar Sleeve 4 D 6550 001 199 Push Bar Storage Pouch 1 Rev A ...

Page 128: ...s Optional Corner Handle Assembly Item Part No Part Name Qty A 0026 387 000 Slotted Spring Pin 1 B 0038 589 000 Compression Spring 1 C 6510 001 119 Handle Ball 1 D 6550 001 067 Handle Weldment 1 E 6550 001 100 Push Bar Lock Button 1 6550 001 026 Rev B Reference Only ...

Page 129: ...09 001 REV A 129 Return To Table of Contents Label SMRT Power Item Part No Part Name Qty B 6500 001 356 Label SMRT Power 1 6500 030 000 Rev A Reference Only 6500 031 000 Rev A Reference Only 6500 032 000 Rev A Reference Only ...

Page 130: ...30 6550 309 001 REV A www stryker com Return To Table of Contents Label DeWALT Item Part No Part Name Qty D 6500 001 258 Label DeWALT 1 6500 271 000 Rev A Reference Only 6500 275 000 Rev A Reference Only ...

Page 131: ...sted below can be purchased and installed on the Power PRO TL cot Accessory Part Number Assembly Page Number Equipment Hook 6500 147 000 132 Oxygen Bottle Holder 6550 002 020 133 Oxygen Bottle Holder Removable 6080 140 000 134 Defibrillator Platform 6100 170 000 135 Pocketed Back Rest Pouch 6500 130 000 136 ...

Page 132: ...132 6550 309 001 REV A www stryker com Return To Table of Contents Equipment Hook 6500 147 000 Item Part No Part Name Qty A 0025 079 000 Dome Head Rivet 3 B 6500 001 237 Equipment Hook 1 Rev B ...

Page 133: ...ew 4 B 0004 592 000 Button Head Cap Screw 4 C 0004 593 000 Button Head Cap Screw 2 D 0011 063 000 Washer 4 E 0011 209 000 Washer 2 F 0016 102 000 Nylock Nut 4 G 6550 002 001 Oxygen Bracket 2 H 6550 002 002 Oxygen Tray 1 J 6550 002 003 Oxygen Rod 1 K 6550 002 004 Oxygen Bottle Strap 1 L 6550 002 009 Label Oxygen Bottle Holder 1 M 6500 001 262 Neoprene Pad 1 Rev A ...

Page 134: ...Table of Contents Removable Oxygen Bottle Holder 6080 140 000 Item Part No Part Name Qty A 6080 140 011 Oxygen Bottle Holder Hanger 2 B 6080 140 012 Oxygen Bottle Holder 1 Note Max Load 1 78 stones 11 4 kg 25 lb 6080 140 010 Rev A Reference Only Rev A ...

Page 135: ...trap Assembly 2 F 0004 234 000 Button Head Cap Screw 2 G 0011 355 000 Washer 2 H 0016 102 000 Nylock Nut 2 J 0026 172 000 Slotted Spring Pin 4 K 6100 090 022 Label Spec and Warn German 1 L 6100 090 023 Label Spec and Warn English 1 M 6082 170 020 Defib Platform Common Components 1 CAUTION The weight of the monitoring equipment must not exceed 5 4 stones 34 kg 75 lb on the defibrillator platform if...

Page 136: ...136 6550 309 001 REV A www stryker com Return To Table of Contents Backrest Pouch 6500 130 000 Item Part No Part Name Qty A 6500 001 241 Pocketed Backrest Storage Pouch 1 Rev A ...

Page 137: ...309 001 REV A 137 Return To Table of Contents Assembly Part Number 6500 101 010 Rev D Reference Only View of battery Recycling Passport Item Recycling Material Code Important Information Qty A SMRT Pak 6500 101 010 NiCd 2 A ...

Page 138: ...To Table of Contents Assembly Part Number 6500 700 006 Rev B Reference Only View of battery Item Recycling Material Code Important Information Qty A Battery Pack NiCd 2 Note See the DeWALT Manual for battery recycling information Recycling Passport ...

Page 139: ...yker com 6550 309 001 REV A 139 Return To Table of Contents Recycling Passport Item Recycling Material Code Important Information Qty A Printed Circuit Board 1 Assembly Part Number 6550 101 036 Reference Only ...

Page 140: ...stryker com Return To Table of Contents Recycling Passport Item Recycling Material Code Important Information Qty A Printed Circuit Board Contains Liquid Crystal Display 1 A Assembly Part Number 6550 001 022 Rev A Reference Only ...

Page 141: ...E C B F Item Recycling Material Code Important Information Qty A External Electrical Cable 1 B External Electrical Cable 1 C External Electrical Cable 1 D External Electrical Cable 1 E External Electrical Cable 1 F External Electrical Cable 1 Assembly Part Number 6550 001 014 Reference Only ...

Page 142: ...terial Code Important Information Qty A Motor Contains Automatic Transmission Fluid 1 B External Electrical Cable 1 C External Electrical Cable 1 D External Electrical Cable 1 E External Electrical Cable 1 Mobil Mercon V Synthetic Blend or equivalent Assembly Part Number 6550 001 030 Rev J Reference Only ...

Page 143: ...om 6550 309 001 REV A 143 Return To Table of Contents Item Recycling Material Code Important Information Qty A External Electrical Cable 1 A Assembly Part Number 6550 001 172 Rev C Reference Only Recycling Passport ...

Page 144: ... 000 Surge IEC 61000 4 5 8 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode 8 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode Main power quality is that of a typical commercial and or hospital environment Applies to SMRT Charger 6500 201 010 DeWALT AC DCCharger 6500 070 000 Voltage dips voltage variations and short interruptions on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 5 UT 95 dip in UT for 0 5 cycle 40 UT 60 dip in...

Page 145: ...pment Rated maximum output power of transmitter W Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter m 150 kHz to 80 MHz d 1 17 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 1 17 P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz d 2 33 P 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 38 0 38 0 73 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 10 3 8 3 8 7 3 100 12 12 23 For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above the recommended separation distance d in meters m can be esti...

Page 146: ... m Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters as determined by an electromagnetic site survey a should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range b Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following symbol Note 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the higher frequency range applies Note 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations Electromagnetic propagation is a...

Page 147: ...supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes SMRT Charger 6500 201 010 Class A The SMRT Charger is suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic establishments other than domestic and those directly connected to the public low voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes DeWALT AC DC Charger 6500 070 000 Class B The DeWALT AC DC ...

Page 148: ... replacing at its option any part that is in the sole discretion of Stryker found to be defective SMRT Power Warranties Stryker EMS warrants the SMRT Charger for the same duration as the Stryker product for which it is furnished All SMRT Paks are warranted to be free from manufacturing non conformances that affect product performance and customer satisfaction for a period of one 1 year Upon Stryke...

Page 149: ...chandise must be made with the carrier within fifteen 15 days of receipt of merchandise 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 Claim will be limited in amount to the actual replacement cost In the event that this informatio...

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Page 151: ...01 REV A www stryker com European Representative Stryker France ZAC Satolas Green Pusignan Av De Satolas Green 69881 MEYZIEU Cedex France EC REP United States Stryker Medical 3800 E Centre Ave Portage Michigan USA 49002 ...

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