SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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Do not operate your institutional bed until you have read and fully
understand this manual. If you are unable to understand, contact your
equipment provider for technical support before attempting to use this bed.
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Do not operate your institutional bed until it is fully assembled and checked.
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Do not place arm or head into the frame while operating. Stand clear
of device frame before operating. Operating this device with any part of
the body in the frame can result in injury.
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Do not leave loose clothing or self in between moving parts. Keep
fingers and arms away when bed is in movement. Pinch points exist at
base of bed. USE CAUTION, otherwise injury could occur.
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Do not use if power cord is cut, frayed or loosely connected to the device.
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Do not expose electrical components to any highly flammable items.
Power cord may be damaged by inappropriate handling, kinking, shearing
or other mechanical damages.
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Do not position the bed to make it difficult to disconnect from supply mains.
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Do not plug into an inadequate electrical outlet. To avoid the risk of
electrical shock, this equipment must only be connected to the supply
mains with protective earth. The power supply cord can only be replaced
by service personnel.
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Do not expose your institutional bed to weather or moisture.
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Do not exceed maximum weight limit of the bed. The weight limit for
the bed is 600 lbs.
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Do not modify this equipment without authorization of the manufacturer.
After reading the instruction, it should be put in a place where it can be
seen at any moment.
ASSEMBLING PRECAUTIONS
ASSEMBLING PRECAUTIONS
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Pre-assembled one piece grid design frame with fully loaded electronics
system requires minimum set up.
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Do not over-tighten mounting hardware, It will cause damage to mounting
brackets.
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Be sure that bed side rails are properly attached on main frame before
the patient is moved into the bed.
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Secure the caster locks in place to prevent the bed moving.
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The medical bed should be left in its lowest position when the patient
is unattended in order to reduce RISK of injury due to falls.
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Foam Mattress
B.
Mattress Stop
C.
Headboard
D.
Footboard
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Locking System
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Hi-Low Motor
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Foot Section Motor
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Main Frame
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Head Section Motor
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Caster with Lock
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Controller W/ Backup Battery
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Hand Pendant
M.
Half Bedside Rails
WARNING SAFETY ALERT LABEL
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BEWARE OF SIDE-RAIL ENTRAPMENT
2.
CRUSH HAZARD DUE TO LOW BED CLEARANCE
PRODUCT DIAGRAM
PRODUCT DIAGRAM
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WARNING SAFETY ALERT
BEWARE OF SIDE-RAIL ENTRAPMENT
Patient Entrapment with bed side rails may result in serious injury or death.
ALWAYS evaluate patient for and guard against bed rail entrapment in accordance
with medical protocols. Monitor patient frequently. Mattress MUST fit bed frame
and side rails snugly to prevent entrapment. There may be an increased risk of
entrapment when bed rails are used in conjunction with low air loss products.
Follow the Safety Warnings and Operating Instructions in the service/User’s manual.
Contact your dealer or visit WWW.TUFFCARE.COM.
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WARNING Crush Hazard due to LOW BED CLEARANCE
Stay clear of frame and ensure children and pets are not under or near the frame
before lowering the bed. Beware of PINCH POINTS below deck panels, next to
fixed attachments and between moving parts.
