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REF0717-2

Maintenance

4.4 Parts list for the Wendy

No Part Name

art.nr.

No Part Name

art.nr.

1 Handset, 4F, Jumbo Care

11101530

13 Cardan set (complete)

11400130

Handset, 6F, Jumbo Care

11101531

14 Lift arm end cap

11100230

2 Battery (Pb)

31101070

15 Adjustment bolt set (2x)

11400440

Battery (Li-ion)

31101071

16 Rib Tray

11202030

3 Control box , 6F, Jumbo Care

11101501

17 Six Sided Bolt M10x60

11100300

4 Mounting Plate

11100360

18 Siz Sided Bolt M12x75

10101860

5 Lift motor, Wendy 160kg

11101261

19 Washer M10

11100220

Lift motor, Wendy 230kg

11100511

20 Washer M12

14100090

6 Leg Spreader motor

11100800

21 Cap Nut M10

11100710

7 Motor splitter cable

11100612

22 Axle Circlip 22

11100550

8 Castor Wheel 100mm

22100170

23 Socket Screw M8x20

11100650

9 Castor Wheel 125mm

22100181

24 Ball Joint M8

11100150

10 Spreader shaft

11300591

25 Ball Joint M10

11100140

11 Excenter complete (one-sided)

11400460

26 End Cap Hemisphere 50x25x3

10202380

12 Leg cover (standard)

11100436

27 Sliding Bearing 22x25x8, collar

111001810

Leg cover (raised Wendy)

11101420

28 Sliding Bearing 10x11x5, collar

11101820

Leg cover (shortened Wendy)

11100438

* Thread Locker

11101110

Summary of Contents for Wendy 3

Page 1: ...Introduction Description Operation Maintenance Annual Inspection Problem Solving Warranty ...

Page 2: ...ensions 2 10 4 Table of standard slings 14 2 10 5 Washing instructions 15 3 Use 3 1 Introduction 16 3 2 Attach the sling 3 2 1 Apply toileting sling 3 2 2 Apply the sling while seated 3 2 2 Fitting the sling from laying position 17 3 3 Hoisting 18 3 3 1 Hoisting to the toilet 3 4 Driving 19 3 4 1 Turning with the Hoist 3 5 Removing the user from the Hoist 4 Maintenance 4 1 Planning of maintenance ...

Page 3: ...sheet contains a short description safety instructions and points for attention for operating the Wendy Hoist Symbols Used Attention point High Voltage Warning The manufacturer of the product Read the manual before operating the hoist The Wendy hoist meets the EMC standard 60601 1 2 and has the CE certificate The Wendy hoist complies with the European Medical Devices Directive and has a CE marking...

Page 4: ...rom and to bed stretcher From and to the floor The Wendy hoist is a compact manoeuvrable hoist with a large reach It can lift people from the ground to a high lifting height Operating the hoist is very easy The hoist is available with an X Shaped or an electrically adjustable powered cradle The X Shaped Spreader Bar is for slings with loops the electric model is a four point cradle for slings with...

Page 5: ...han 5 degrees Batteries should always be charged in a well ventilated dry room Chargers must be connected in accordance with the applicable installation regulations Only use the Wendy hoist with a sling supplied by United Care always contact United Care if you intend to use a different type of sling Attaching the clips of a sling to the cradle of the Wendy hoist must be done carefully the incorrec...

Page 6: ...ure 42dB A Specifications of electrical parts Lift motor 24Vdc 10A IP65 10 duty cycle Control box 24Vdc 10A max IP65 EN60601 1 10 duty cycle Handset HB3 IP65 4 of 6 functions Battery Pb 24Vdc 2 9A 74Wh Li ion 25 6Vdc 3 3Ah 84Wh IP65 EN60601 1 Battery charger Primary 100 240Vac 50 60Hz 400mA Fuse 1 25A 250V Secondary 29 5Vdc 19W max IP65 EN60601 1 ...

Page 7: ... pg 7 2 Electric Emergency Stop 2 2 2 pg 7 3 Handset 2 3 pg 8 4 Leg Adjustment 2 7 pg 11 5 Wheels 2 8 pg 11 6 Liftmotor 2 4 pg 9 7 Mechanical Emergency Stop 2 4 pg 9 8 Battery 2 5 pg 9 9 Cradle 2 9 pg 12 10 Sling 2 10 pg 12 Lifting Arm Leg Spreader Bar Hook clip Frame Caster Wheel Caster Wheel with Brake Push Handle Powered Spreader Bar Motor ...

Page 8: ...utton clockwise so that it returns to the unpressed position Depress the emergency stop when you park the hoist This prevents the batteries from slowly draining 2 2 2 Electric emergency lower control The electrical emergency lower control is used if there is a malfunction or defect outside the control box or battery The emergency operation switches off the motor brake and uses the last residual vo...

Page 9: ...er reaches the 360 days a light will illuminate on the hand control and control box The hoist must then be serviced and the engineer can reset it The service interval must be set by OpeMed United Care 2 3 Handset The hoist is operated with a Handset hand control The curled cord on the hand control allows you to stand next to the user during operation of the hoist The hand control is used to Move t...

Page 10: ... Ion battery remains unused for a week and is not charged it will fall into sleep mode It can be taken out of sleep mode by putting it on the charger The battery is equipped with a simple fixing mechanism At the rear of the battery is a handle with which you can lock and unlock the battery on the Wendy This is best done by pressing the battery handle at the top during placement so that the lock is...

Page 11: ...e of the batteries it is important to regularly fully charge the batteries It is recommended to do this at least once a week You can see on the battery indication of the control box how full the battery is After any transfer or lift charge the battery as soon as the battery indicator shows that the charge level has fallen below 50 If the battery indicator indicates that the charge level has fallen...

Page 12: ...hat remove movement from the legs in the extreme positions Loosen these set screws Let the motor run completely Then adjust the legs perpendicular to the frame by turning the M10 ball joints in or out of the frame With the set screws you can remove the remaining movement in both extreme positions Do not over tighten This prevents problems with the motor or ball heads 2 7 2 Wheels The hoist has fou...

Page 13: ...tient can be helped in to the desired position which is useful for patients with poor hip stability The electric cradle is operated with two buttons on the hand control Two point Spreader Bar The two point spreader bar is used in combination with loop slings These loops can be hung on the hooks of the two point spreader bar Due to the different lengths of loops the user can be lifted both lying do...

Page 14: ... 2 Hook the clip over the hook point and pull it down The clip will click 3 The clip is now locked and secured Due to the tension on the sling the clip can never come off Half mounting isn t possible thanks to the design of clip Loops P 1 Place the sling beneath the user The leg flaps must be connected to the cradle crossing one another or along a middle loop 2 Use the long loop for legs and short...

Page 15: ... with sufficient shoulder function and trunk stability Mesh Sling Anti Spasm Material Polyester Mesh 3010193 XY Do not leave the person on this sling beyond bathing The fabric of this sling has large mesh so that it dries faster This sling has a special shape that allows a fetal position transfer Long Stay Anti Spasm Material Polyester 3D spacer 3010902 XY The user can sit comfortably on this slin...

Page 16: ...e pictogram Sling is only allowed in the dryer at low temperature Sling is not allowed in the dryer Not suitable for chemical cleaning Do not use bleach Do not iron the sling Always check the sling before and after washing for wear and defects Remove the plastic ribs from the sling before it is washed or disinfected When disinfecting use the correct concentration as indicated on the package of the...

Page 17: ... of the sling with the round pads under the armpits marked in the illustration Bring the leg slips along the outside of their legs then under their legs and both slips up again on the inside Now place the clips loops on the cradle spreader bar of the Wendy Toilet slings can only be used safely by those with sufficient shoulder function and trunk stability A toilet sling is not for long term use an...

Page 18: ...e outside currently the bottom Turn the user over the sling on the other side The folded part of the sling ends up on your side Unroll the folded part of the sling and pull it further into the correct position Now turn the user onto their back so that they lay on the rolled up sling Lift one of the user s legs and bring one leg slip under their leg to the inside of their leg Then apply the other l...

Page 19: ...r bar the leg slips of the loop sling must be applied across one another Left slip on right spreader hook and right slip on left spreader hook Check the position of the person s arms With standard slings place the user s arms inside the sling e g resting on their lap For toilet slings the user s arms must be kept outside the sling Take the hand control and stand as close as possible to the user Mo...

Page 20: ... of the hoist and use the arm cradle and legs to pull or push Hold the cradle or lifting arm with one hand and the mast with the other hand Start the turn by pushing the base with one foot Continue the turn with your arm resting on the cradle and the lifting arm to push the hoist further 3 5 Removing the user from the Hoist Lifting to a bed chair Bring the user into the final intended position lay...

Page 21: ...oning to ensure it s in the correct position if applicable 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 It is advisable to clean the hoist every week It can best be cleaned with household detergent and a well squeezed damp cloth Check the operation of the emergency stop Check that al...

Page 22: ...e properly and the housing is in good condition Check the cabling for visible damage Also check the battery charger for function and if there is damage to the cables If the hoist does not meet one or more of the above points it must be temporarily put out of operation and United Care contacted 4 1 4 Annual Service and Maintenance According to NEN7506 a hoist must be serviced once a year This must ...

Page 23: ...metal to be recycled etc Complaint Possible Cause Action Hoist is not working Battery faulty or not installed correctly Plug of the hand control not properly in the control box Emergency stop off Correctly insert the battery Insert the plug into the control box Turn emergency stop button clockwise Hoist is not lifting Motor plug is not properly connected to the control box Plug the cord into the c...

Page 24: ...endy 160kg 11101261 19 Washer M10 11100220 Lift motor Wendy 230kg 11100511 20 Washer M12 14100090 6 Leg Spreader motor 11100800 21 Cap Nut M10 11100710 7 Motor splitter cable 11100612 22 Axle Circlip 22 11100550 8 Castor Wheel 100mm 22100170 23 Socket Screw M8x20 11100650 9 Castor Wheel 125mm 22100181 24 Ball Joint M8 11100150 10 Spreader shaft 11300591 25 Ball Joint M10 11100140 11 Excenter compl...

Page 25: ...24 REF0717 2 Maintenance 4 Parts List for the Charger No Part Name art nr 30 Charger Complete 32106680 31 Mounting Bracket 11100340 32 Battery Charger 31101040 33 Power Cord 11100350 ...

Page 26: ...620 47 Protective Rubber 32200790 41 Rotatable coupling 32300450 48 Fixing washer 5mm 32101920 42 Rubber sleeve 32201400 49 Adjustment bolt set 34 11400430 43 Stopper 32200830 50 Motor La28 32100200 44 Locking Ring 6mm 32101740 51 Adjustment bolt set 26 11400390 45 Band pen 32200910 52 Carbon Brush 32100720 46 Double Clip Hook 32300170 ...

Page 27: ...justment bolt set 34mm 11400430 63 Spacer bus 15x10 5 11200671 No Part Code art nr 80 Hook spring clip 32300660 81 Bolt Screw M5x10 22100161 82 Lathes 32201930 83 Adjustment Bolt set 34mm 11400430 84 Intermediate disc 10x1 32102521 85 Cardan set 11400130 86 Rotary Head 32300280 87 Intermediate Disc 15x1 5 11101410 88 Cardan bus 15x36 32201750 ...

Page 28: ...Connection Box 11101290 73 Pressure Sensor 11101300 74 Protective Cover 11100437 75 Wheel Brake 22100181 76 Wheel 22100170 77 Sensor Cap 20300250 78 Filling Plate 11202142 79 Stopper 20201110 80 Filling Plate 11202140 81 Hex b M10x120 11101431 82 Locknut M10 11100250 83 Washer M10 11100220 4x Pressure Sensors Display Colour code for all 4 sensors alike ...

Page 29: ...providers and expertise United Care is a company that focuses on services and products for people who are involved in carrying out transfers on a daily basis The starting point is the mobility of the user working together with carers and users on solutions that preserve and even improve the mobility of the users By aligning with and making use of the movement options of the user the aim is to achi...

Page 30: ...s and which falls under class I of the European Medical Devices Directive is in accordance with the provisions of the following directive Directive 93 42 EEC and is in accordance with the following standards or other normative documents NEN EN ISO 14971 ISO 10535 NEN EN 60601 1 NEN EN 60601 1 2 EMC NEN EN ISO 15223 2012 NEN EN 12182 2012 On behalf of United Care Products BV Place and date Groninge...

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