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Eagle 620, Eagle 625
2022-04
Troubleshooting
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6 Troubleshooting
Table 1: Troubleshooting
Problem Cause of problem Problem solving
Noisy sound of the moving
parts (example: cantilever
arm). Lubrication is necessary. Lubricate the moving parts.
(Do not lubricate the actuator!)
Actuator makes an unusual
sound. The actuator is damaged. Replace the actuator or contact
your specialist dealer.
Patient hoist does not lift
anymore.
1.
Electric actuator is damaged.
2.
The user weight is too high.
3.
Manual control or actuator are
not connected.
4.
Battery not connected or not
connected properly to control
box.
5.
Battery too low.
6.
Emergency stop is activated.
1.
Replace the actuator.
2.
Use a patient hoist with higher
maximum user weight.
3.
Check connections. If
necessary connect manual
control or actuator.
4.
Check battery is installed or
the connection of the battery.
5.
Charge the batteries or
replace.
6.
Deactivate the emergency
stop.
Lowering the patient in case
of emergency does not
work. There is required a minimum
weight load to lower the patient. If the patient weight is too low pull
down slightly on the cantilever
arms or adjust the lowering speed.
Battery cannot be charged
1.
Batteries not fitted correctly to
control box.
2.
Mains cable defect.
3.
Batteries are defected.
4.
Control box with included
charger is defected
5.
Battery charger is defected
1.
Check batteries are connected
to the control box.
2.
Change mains cable.
3.
Replace battery.
4.
Replace control box with
included charger.
5.
Replace new battery charger.