CAUTION
Please observe the following cautions.
Patient
:
● Never engage casters while patient is on the LiftMate.
● Always use the top centre of the handrails for holding onto the LiftMate while getting on/off, or being raised or
lowered.
● Patients must use caution when stepping up to get onto the platform to avoid tripping.
● When patient is on table, ensure that the platform is lowered below patient’s feet before moving unit back to the
table for dismounting.
● Patient must be facing away from the exam table and holding onto the LiftMate’s handrails before raising the
platform.
● Lower platform when not in use to minimize risk of inadvertent contact and possible leg injury.
Special Patient Situations
: Walkers and canes may be used to get onto the LiftMate, but must not be used during
lifting and lowering.
Power Cord:
Always wind up power cord when not in use and during transport of LiftMate.
INSTALLATION
Unpacking
NOTE: Inspect all boxes and contents for damage.
Report
any damage to the carrier immediately.
CAUTION
●To avoid damaging the LiftMate’s plastic or
painted surfaces, DO NOT use a knife or other
sharp object to open the packaging.
●Lift only at points indicated in Figure 3. Do not
lift at other points.
●Do not plug LiftMate into receptacle prior to
removal of all packaging materials.
WARNING
The LiftMate weighs approximately 105 lbs. Two or
more people should assist in removing the Lift-Mate
from the shipping skid. Also, use proper lifting
techniques when lifting. Failure to do so could result
in serious injury.
CAUTION
Do not lift LiftMate at any point other than the lift
points indicated in Figure 3. Do not lift by shrouds,
power cords, or hand pendant cords. Serious damage
to the LiftMate, or personal injury may occur if
attempting to lift unit at an undesignated lift point.
1. Cut and remove banding from shipping carton.
2. Remove lid.
3. Separate and remove the two carton halves.
4. Remove foam packing blocks.
5. Remove plastic bags from platform handrails.
6. LiftMate weighs 105 lbs. Use two or more people
to lift unit from lower carton tray. Use caution to not
catch rubber feet on anything that may cause them to
detach.
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