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Maintenance
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4.1 Planning of Maintenance
The Wendy is constructed in such a way that maintenance can be kept to a minimum.
It is recommended to use the following maintenance plan:
Daily and weekly maintenance can be done by the users of the Wendy.
Bi-Annual maintenance by a technical department.
The Annual service and possible repairs by United Care through the so-called Periodic Inspection Agreement
(PIO).
If in doubt about the condition of the hoist, always contact the TD or United Care.
4.1.1 Daily Maintenance
The following actions can be performed by users on a daily basis.
The Hoist:
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Check the status of the battery. Recharge if necessary.
The slings:
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Use a clean sling.
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Check the condition of the sling.
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Check the boning to ensure it’s in the correct position if applicable.
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Hang the sling out after use and air dry where necessary.
4.1.2 Weekly maintenance
The following operations can be performed by users on a weekly basis.
The Hoist:
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It is advisable to clean the hoist every week. It can best be cleaned with household detergent and a
well-squeezed damp cloth.
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Check the operation of the emergency stop.
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Check that all moving parts move easily, without any grating noise.
The slings:
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Check whether the sling needs to be washed.
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Check the sling for any damage to the belt or clips, fraying of fabric, loose stitching and seams. If one
of these is observed, stop using the sling and remove it from circulation and contact the manager /
supplier.
Batteries
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It is recommended to charge the batteries at least once a week (even when it is not being used).
Check the readability of the serial number sticker, the presence of a manual, quick reference card and logbook.
