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USER GUIDE

Tilly

Floor Hoist

OpeMed (United Care) Ltd

www.united-care.com

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4 (0)1252 758 858

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Page 1: ...USER GUIDE Tilly Floor Hoist OpeMed United Care Ltd www united care com 44 0 1252 758 858 infouk united care com ...

Page 2: ...structions 3 Use 3 1 Introduction 9 3 2 Applying the Sling 3 2 1 Applying the Sling whilst Seated 3 2 2 Applying the Sling whilst Laying 3 2 3 Applying a Toileting Sling 10 3 3 Hoisting with the Tilly 3 3 1 Hoisting to the Toilet 3 4 Driving 11 3 4 1 Driving with the Hoist 3 4 2 Turning with the Hoist 3 5 Removing the User from the Tilly 4 Maintenance 4 1 Planning Maintenance 12 4 1 1 Daily Mainte...

Page 3: ...e hoisted with the aid of a sling that is attached to the hoist The user can be brought into a sitting or laying position in order to easily make use of chair to be moved to bed for example The Tilly is a robust compact light and manoeuvrable hoist meant for home care The operation of the hoist is very straight forward and easy The hoist is available with a two point spreader bar manual cradle or ...

Page 4: ...dle of the Tilly must be done carefully the incorrect application of a clip can result in the user falling and as a result serious injuries The lifting motor of the hoist is only intended for vertical movement of the lifting arm and therefore the hoisting of the user and may never be used as a support or as a handle It is therefore not permitted to pull or push on the lifting motor When hoisting a...

Page 5: ...perating time 2x Control box 27 5Vdc 10A max IPX4 10 operating time Charger Primary 100 240Vac 50 60Hz 400mA Secondary 28 5VDC 37 53W EN60601 1 Handset IPX4 6 function Battery Pb accu 24Vdc 2x12V 2 9A Li ion accu 24Vdc 2 9AIP65 EN60601 1 2 2 Tilly Overview The components from figure 1 are further described in their own section 1 Chassis pg 6 2 7 2 Lifting Arm 3 Lifting Motor pg 6 2 6 4 Battery pg ...

Page 6: ...or use The charge light next to it lights up when the battery is being charged You can see how full the battery is on the battery status lights see page 6 The service light with the sign of a spanner underneath comes on when the hoist is due for a service This will flash orange and can be reset by a service technician This is to guarantee that the hoist is and remains safe 2 5 Battery Two types of...

Page 7: ... Ion batteries last longer than Pb batteries With extensive use the Li ion can last up to 4 to 5 times longer Aging and not charging regularly is detrimental to the service life The strength and loading behavior of both is the same To prevent problems it is advisable to replace the Pb battery every two years And Li ion to replace every 7 years 2 6 Lift Motor The engine is a strong and robust engin...

Page 8: ... can be lifted both laying down and sitting In many cases the leg loops must be attached crosswise to the spreader bar 2 10 Slings When lifting the user seeks place in a sling and is attached to the yoke with clips or loops There are different types and sizes of slings each with their own application 4 4 p 18 Some patients may only be lifted with a certain type of sling Always use a well fitting s...

Page 9: ... laying position 3 Hook the loops onto the spreader bar Make sure the locking clip closes after applying the loop 2 10 3 Shapes and Sizes Different people use and transfers require different slings An overview of the possible types of sling and their usability is shown in the table 4 4 p 18 The following issues play a role in the dimensions of the slings weight height and size of the patient degre...

Page 10: ...htly forward In this way the user is already sat within the 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 leg slip in the same way If necessary pull the main side of the sling up to the correct height The sling is now around user 3 2 2 Applying the Sling from a Laying Position Fold the sling in half lengthwise a few times O...

Page 11: ... main side of the sling to the attachment points of the main side of the cradle Then attach the two clips from the leg side of the sling to the fixing points of the leg side of the cradle Ensure that the bands of the clips are straight the sling must not be turned When using a two point spreader bar the leg slips of the loop sling must be applied across one another Left slip on right spreader hook...

Page 12: ...t Avoid turning from behind when turning the hoist While turning stand to the side 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 th...

Page 13: ...he presence of a manual quick reference card and logbook 4 1 3 Bi Annual Maintenance The table below provides an overview of the maintenance that the technical service can perform on the Wendy every six months Visually inspect the sling thoroughly for fraying loose seams stitching damage damage to clips if damaged the sling must be rejected Check the operation of the emergency stop Try the emergen...

Page 14: ...tly 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 correct port of the control box port 1 Hoist is not lowering Motor plug not properly connected to the control box Lifting arm runs rough Plug the cord into the correct port of the control box port 1 Pull...

Page 15: ...101530 Six Sided Bolt M12x85 11101870 Hand Control 6 function 11101531 23 Washer M12 14100090 7 Power Cord Curled Cord 11101580 24 Cap Nut M12 20100400 8 Power Cord Hook 11202951 25 Spacer Disc 50 x 12 11203170 9 Motor splitter Cabel jack minifit 11100612 26 Fitting Bolt set 26mm 11400390 10 Castor Wheel 125mm with Break 22100181 27 Fitting Bolt set 40mm 11400500 11 Castor Wheel 100mm 22100170 28 ...

Page 16: ...et 11202040 52 Adjust Bolt M8x10x40 11100760 43 Bus 15 L 38 5 32202320 53 Locknut M8 12100710 44 Tube Cap 25 white 13100182 54 Cover Cap M8 12100660 45 End Cap 10 white 12100430 55 Sliding Bearing 32109110 46 Axle Circlip 20 10101840 56 Ball Screw M10x30 32101730 47 Six Side Bolt M10x60 11100300 57 Fill Ring 12x1 5 24 32102530 48 Locknut M10 11100250 58 Set Screw M5x6 A2 11100560 49 Cover Cap M10 ...

Page 17: ...ption Art nr 60 Two Point Spreader Bar 11101410 65 Cover Cap M10 white 32103200 61 Cardan bracket 11202040 66 Adjust Boly M8x10x40 11100760 62 Bus 15 L 10 5 rvs 11200671 67 Locknut M8 12100710 63 Six Sided Bolt M10x60 11100300 68 Cover Cap M8 Black 12100660 64 Locknut M10 11100250 Thread Locker Blue 11101110 ...

Page 18: ...irclip Ø20 10101840 71 Jack plug male 32107140 78 Fit bolt set 34mm 11400430 72 Jack panel plug female 32109030 79 Fit bolt set 26mm 11400390 73 Pivot shaft coupling 32202160 80 Low head screw M10x30 32101730 74 Rotary head 32300720 81 Intermediate disc 11101410 75 Spreader bar bracket 11400130 82 Set screw M4x8 32109040 76 Clip hook cap white 13100182 Threadlocker 11101110 ...

Page 19: ... 3010960 XY Remove the sling from the chair after the transfer of the patient Toilet sling can only be used safely with users 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 f...

Page 20: ...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 21: ...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 Groningen ...

Page 22: ...Care manufactures and installs high quality ceiling hoists and patient handling equipment for the hospital nursing home and domestic environment USER GUIDE Tilly Floor Hoist OpeMed United Care Ltd www united care com 44 0 1252 758 858 infouk united care com 30 REF0717 2 ...

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