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P440 Lift

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 User Guide

 

  Rev: 12  MAR 2021

 

  Page:   11

 

Caution: Always check to ensure that when the lift is lowered that it does not come in con-

tact with the person being lifted. Steady the lift with one hand while it is being lowered near an 

individual.

 

Caution: Always make sure that the sling is correctly fitted and adjusted on each side of the 

individual so that maximum comfort and safety are achieved prior to lifting. Refer to the 

sling instructions that were supplied with the sling.

Basics in transferring an individual

 

Step 1) 

Carry the 

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440 

Lift to the desired transfer location. Set it on a secure object such as a table or 

chair. Let sufficient strap out of the lift so that the lift hook can be easily attached to the eyelet of the trolley 

without having to lift the lift. Attach the lift hook to the eyelet of the trolley as noted in the previous section 

titled 

Mounting the lift to the track

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Lower the lift to a comfortable level so that it can easily be moved. 

Move it close to the individual that is to be transferred. Use the procedures for up and down and moving along 

the track as described in the previous sections titled 

Raising/Lowering the lift

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and 

Moving the lift 

along the track

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Step 3) 

Once the individual has been outfitted with the sling, move the lift so that it is positioned 

directly 

over 

the individual.  The lift may need to be raised or lowered, or re

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positioned along the track in order to ac-

complish this. Lower the lift so that the carry bar hooks are at a height that makes connecting the straps of the 

sling easy to accomplish. Steady the lift with one hand so that it does not accidentally come in contact with the 

head or body of the individual to be lifted.

 

Step 4) 

Following the instructions provided with the sling. Attach the straps of the sling to the carry bar hooks 

of the lift. The straps on each side of the sling are generally attached to the corresponding side of the carry bar 

hooks. Be sure to double check to ensure that the straps are properly attached to the carry  bar hooks, and that 

the individual being lifted is properly positioned in the sling prior to lifting. 

 

 

Caution: The following steps are intended to generally describe the procedure involved in the lifting 

and transferring of an individual from one location to another using the lift, track and sling. Track con-

figurations will vary by installation.

 

The manual for the sling that was purchased with the lift should be reviewed in detail prior to attempt-

ing these steps. Contact your local authorized dealer should you have any questions or concerns.

 

Caution: Always be cautious  when raising or lowering the lift, or moving the lift along the 

track. Watch out for and avoid any obstructions that may cause injury to the patient.

 

Step 2) 

Prepare the individual being transferred with the appropriate sling. Refer to the instructions supplied 

with the sling that was purchased on how to properly outfit an individual with a sling. 

 

Caution: Always check to ensure that the lift is correctly positioned directly above the per-

son to be lifted. Over time, the lift strap may fray if this is not followed.

 

Summary of Contents for P400

Page 1: ...g the lift 8 Moving the lift along the track 9 Mounting the lift to the track 10 Basics in transferring an individual 11 Charging the lift 14 Emergency lowering 15 Emergency stopping and shut off 15 A...

Page 2: ...s one of four major components that make up this technology The other three components are the track trolley and sling The P 440 lift runs on the lift track which is securely mounted to the ceiling st...

Page 3: ...m BEDROOM BED BATHROOM TRACK 1 TRACK 2 BATH CUPBOARD LIFT Figure 3A Charger for P 440 lift Figure 3B Charger for P 440 lift Figure 2A Front View of P 440 lift Figure 2B Back view of P 440 lift Figure...

Page 4: ...rger Alternate 3 Input 100 240 VAC 0 35 Amps 50 60 Hz Charger Alternate 3 Output 29 4 VDC 0 5 Amps Batteries 24 VDC 2 x 12 VDC 2 3 AH Lift Case Flame Retardant ABS Hand Control Pneumatic Piston Displa...

Page 5: ...k Symbol Reference Title Mark Symbol Reference Title X IEC 60417 5172 Class II Equipment X IEC 60417 5840 Type b applied part X ISO 7000 0434 Caution risk of danger or At tention consult accompanying...

Page 6: ...to acquaint new operators with this equipment Never expose the P 440 directly to water Warranty does not cover any misuse or abuse of the lift system To maintain optimum function the P 440 should be i...

Page 7: ...ng charging the UP DOWN functions will be disabled The EMERGENCY DOWN function will continue to operate To operate the lift it must first be turned ON This can be done in several ways The first method...

Page 8: ...t Figure 5A Hand control Figure 5B Lift will move up and down the strap when the UP DOWN buttons are pressed Figure 5C Hand control showing raising lowering buttons UP DOWN Alternatively located in th...

Page 9: ...along the track Watch out for and avoid any obstructions that may cause injury to the individual in the sling or damage to the lift Figure 7A Photo showing the lift trolley that is installed along the...

Page 10: ...em Figure 11A Photo showing lift hook connected to a reacher lanyard and finally to the eyelet of the trolley Option 1 Direct connection to trolley Option 2 Connection with reacher Option 3 Connection...

Page 11: ...o that the carry bar hooks are at a height that makes connecting the straps of the sling easy to accomplish Steady the lift with one hand so that it does not accidentally come in contact with the head...

Page 12: ...lip Figure 4 Load applied to the P 440 locking clip The sling loop begins to slide off the hook locking clip Figure 5 Sling loop separat ed from the P 440 carry bar hook Caution There is a risk for th...

Page 13: ...automatically turn itself OFF if not in use for 2 minutes Step 9 The straps of the sling can now be removed from the carry bar hooks The sling can then be removed from the individual and stored in a...

Page 14: ...t use an electrical extension to extend the reach of the AC wall plug Step 5 Take hold of the charger DC output plug and visually observe that it has three 3 prongs inside of its metal case These are...

Page 15: ...rmally shuts off if the lift has not been in use for 2 minutes Do not use the Red Emergency Stop Button as a ON OFF switch It is to be used only in case of Emergencies Should a situation present itsel...

Page 16: ...be re insert into the corresponding holes in the rub ber grommet located on the front left side of the lift Be sure to insert the pins into the gray rubber grommet suf ficiently so that it is secure R...

Page 17: ...sure that no liquids get inside the lift This lift is not drip proof or water tight Failure to protect the lift from liquids may result in damage to the lift and or may cause personal injury Turning t...

Page 18: ...ve the top of the lift and pull it upwards in order to tighten the lift strap and then press the DOWN button If this corrects the problem temporarily but not permanently then contact your local author...

Page 19: ...that there are end stops installed at each end of the track There are not cuts dents or sharp edges on the carry bar hooks that may damage straps of the sling The carabiner hook shall be visually ins...

Page 20: ...ABLE TRACK END STOP H SYSTEM TROLLEY SET USED ONLY WITH H FRAME AREA COVERING SYSTEM REACHER ACCESSORIES NOT TO SCALE FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY NOTICE ACCESSORY SIZE STYLE SHAPE LENGTH CONFIGURAT...

Page 21: ..._______ Comments Complete the following section on Purchase and Service Information as soon as this equipment is installed Use the service record history to record any completed service and repairs En...

Page 22: ...___________________ Printed Name Signature Company _____________________________________________________________ Remarks Action Taken Date _______________________ Time ________________________ Service...

Page 23: ...___________________ Printed Name Signature Company _____________________________________________________________ Remarks Action Taken Date _______________________ Time ________________________ Service...

Page 24: ...whichever is shorter 3 This guarantee does not apply to failure attributable to normal wear and tear damage by natural forces user neglect or misuse or to deliberate destruction or to batteries more t...

Page 25: ...ng Cover Sheet Client Name Client Address Order Number Number of Pages Including Cover Sheet Date Client Signature The above signed acknowledges the receipt of the completed Certified Inspection Infor...

Page 26: ...in receipt of the owner s manual with information I understand that any system must be periodically inspected for loose fittings and I will not operate the lift with a frayed or worn sling Every produ...

Page 27: ...ises Vertical rods and structural fittings Yes No N A As per approved drawing and orVancare Inc Recommendation Lift Charging Yes No N A LED display on charger and lift indicates charging function is o...

Page 28: ...DOWN and lift up on the carry bar Motor should stop automatically N A Electrical Functions Description Battery Voltage Check batteries with multimeter and confirm 12V reading while engaging the motor...

Page 29: ...e doors YES NO N A YES NO Track Track is level YES NO N A YES NO Structure Inspection Description Bracing Wiggle the ends of the track to confirm minimal movement YES NO N A YES NO Anchor Testing Usin...

Page 30: ...ions about the manufacture or operation of this equipment please contact Vancare or your local authorized dealer Vancare Inc 1515 1st Street Aurora NE 68818 Telephone 402 694 4525 Fax 402 694 3994 Tol...

Page 31: ...esident and remove the sling Make certain the resident is safe and comfortable before leaving KNOWLEDGE CAN THE EMPLOYEE Identify lifting capabilities maximum weight Identify location and use of Emerg...

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