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RAISE THE PATIENT FROM THE FLOOR

1.

Roll the patient on their side and place the sling under the

patient.

2.

Move the lifter over the patient.  Next place 1 or 2 pillows

beneath the patient's head and shoulders, preventing any
possible strain or injury when lifting the patient.

3.

Lower the lifter so the loops on the sling can reach the

hooks on the lifter bar, attach the loops.

4.

Lift the patient off the floor.  Turn the cradle so the  patient

is facing towards the upright bar.  Rest the patient's legs on
the base of the lifter.

LOWER THE PATIENT TO THE FLOOR

1.

Before lowering the patient,

the patient should be centered
in the sling.

2.

Place a few pillows on the

base of the lifter, to prevent
the patient from hitting the
base.  Then slowly lower the
sling to the floor. While lowering
make sure the pillows are
beneath the patient's head.

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TRANSFERRING PATIENT FROM WHEELCHAIR

1.

Secure the wheelchair from rolling back by engaging both

wheel locks on the wheelchair.

2.

Lean patient forward and set the folded sling behind the

patient’s back.  Set the sling as far down as possible until it
touches the back of the wheelchair seat.

3.

Open the sling, pull the button loop section of the sling

under patient’s thighs then cross the loops 

4.

Move the lifter over the wheelchair and attach the loops to

the cradle hooks.  Then slowly raise the patient above the
seat.

TRANSFERRING PATIENT TO WHEELCHAIR

1.

First lock both brakes on

the wheelchair. Position the
lifter over the middle of the
wheelchair seat.

2.

Lower the lifter slowly and

while descending, guide the
patient into the chair by
pushing on the knees until
the patient has reached a
comfortable sitting position.

3.

Detach the sling seat and

roll the patient lifter away.
Then remove the sling seat under the patient

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Summary of Contents for Rhino P420

Page 1: ...ra at ti in ng g M Ma an nu ua al l TUFFCARE INC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED RHINO ELECTRIC LIFT_V2 3TW W W W T U F F C A R E C O M ATTENTION Before using this Medical Device read this manual If you are unabl...

Page 2: ...t from and toAutomobile 33 34 Lift Sling Type Reference 35 36 Maintenance 37 Limited Warranty 38 1 S P E C I F I C AT I O N S S P E C I F I C AT I O N S Height at Sling Hook up MAX 81 inches Height at...

Page 3: ...Pack M Push Handle Bar PRODUCT DIAGRAM PRODUCT DIAGRAM A B C D E L G H I J K M F SEMI ELECTRIC PATIENT LIFTER P420 A Lift Arm B Attachment Sling Cradle C Up Down Actuator D Hand Pendant E Mast F Dual...

Page 4: ...and has a grounding plug A temporary adapter may be used to connect this plug to a two pole receptacle if a properly grounded outlet is not available The temporary adapter should be used only until a...

Page 5: ...secured During transfer with the patient suspended in a sling attached to the lifter DO NOT roll the base over uneven surfaces that would create an imbalance of the patient lifter and could cause the...

Page 6: ...ecure the bolts and nuts Note The two longer bolts are used on side by side upper lower holes short one is used on the middle 4 Check and tighten all hardware BEFORE use 10 ATTACH THE UP DOWN ACTUATOR...

Page 7: ...st small flat washer that was on top of the actuator through bolt 3 Install the bolt through the hole in the mast make sure the 3 included washers are lined up like the diagram 4 Place the small flat...

Page 8: ...TROL UNIT ON THE MOUNTING BRACKET 1 Temporarily remove the controller setting screw from the mounting plate 2 Align the controller to the mounting plate at about a 5 degree angle 3 Make sure the 2 gro...

Page 9: ...the controller at about a 5 degree angle 3 While holding onto the lever latch inside the handle move the battery pack parallel to the controller 4 Make sure the latch plate is lifted up and set over...

Page 10: ...p of the battery against the mounting bracket until there is an audible click See more details on pages 15 16 for Attaching the Battery Pack onto the Control Unit 2 Make sure the red emergency button...

Page 11: ...meter stops flashing and the LED turns from red to green Now the battery meter will indicate a full gauge when all the bars light up At this time the charger utilizes a slow charging Absorption Charge...

Page 12: ...Powered On Red button pushed in Power Off NOTE When emergency button is pressed down the circuit is off and the unit will not function or charge 22 ACTIVATING A MECHANICAL EMERGENCY RELEASE EMERGENCY...

Page 13: ...is assessed by a qualified professional Thoroughly read and fully understand the instructions in this Owner s Manual 3 ALWAYS keep hands and fingers clear of moving parts to avoid injury Individuals t...

Page 14: ...TUFFCARE slings are made specifically for use with TUFFCARE floor type patient lifter Otherwise injury or damage may occur The legs of the patient lifter MUST be in the maximum open position for opti...

Page 15: ...cradle is directly over the patient Lower the top bar and attach the loops on the sling to the hooks of the cradle 28 4 Elevate the patient into a upright position by raising the head of the bed or b...

Page 16: ...NG PATIENT TO BED 1 Raise the lifter until the patient s buttocks are lifted above the mattress If the patient can not be lifted above the bed try to lower the bed height Do not push or pull patient o...

Page 17: ...g make sure the pillows are beneath the patient s head 31 TRANSFERRING PATIENT FROM WHEELCHAIR 1 Secure the wheelchair from rolling back by engaging both wheel locks on the wheelchair 2 Lean patient f...

Page 18: ...ached The lifter can be disassembled and placed in a car trunk second assistant 33 TRANSFER FROM AUTOMOBILE 1 Park the automobile on a flat smooth surface Open the car door all the way 2 Set a folded...

Page 19: ...ng with preventing the patient from sliding in the sling our Tuffcare Rhino slings are universal and will accommodate any 2 4 or 6 point spreader bars from other suppliers 35 Model Size A B C Recommen...

Page 20: ...ance improper storage or damages beyond Tuffcare control The evaluation will be solely determined by Tuffcare The warranty shall not apply to problems arising from normal wear or failure to follow ins...

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