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OPERATION (Continued)

 

Moving the LiftMate 

The LiftMate moves about easily on four 
extendable/retractable casters. 
To extend casters depress the “PUSH AND HOLD TO 
MOVE” button on the hand pendant. See Figure 4. 
Casters will extend allowing the LiftMate to be moved to 
the desired location. The button must be held to keep 
casters extended. Releasing the “PUSH AND HOLD TO 
MOVE” button will cause casters to retract, lowering the 
LiftMate onto the four base feet providing a stable unit for 
the patient to step onto. 

CAUTION 

●Do not lower LiftMate onto wet, or slippery 
surfaces, or onto objects that may cause imbalance 
●Make sure operator and patients feet are clear of 
unit before lowering. 
●Make sure path of travel is free of obstructions 
that may cause unit to tip. 

Patient Handling with the LiftMate 
(Positioning the LiftMate and raising the 
patient) 

1. Extend casters. Figure 5. 

2. Position the back of LiftMate against foot end or side 
of exam table. Figure 6. 

3. When in position allow casters to retract by releasing 
the button. 

4. Assist patient by having them walk forward onto 
LiftMate platform. 

5. Once patient is on LiftMate assist them in turning 
around so their back is toward exam table, and they are 
grasping the platform handrail. Figure 7. 

6. Press “UP” on the hand pendant to raise patient to the 
height that is best for seating them. Figure 8. 

7. Seat patient onto exam table. 

8. Platform may be left in the “UP” position. To lower 
platform press “DOWN” on the hand pendant, Figure 9 
next page. 

9. Note: LiftMate may be left in position at the foot end 
of exam table, or moved out of the way depending upon  
procedure or preference of clinician. 

Summary of Contents for Brewer Patient LiftMate

Page 1: ...ON MANUAL Component Identification 2 Important Information 3 Specifications 4 Safety Information 4 Electrical Requirements 5 Installation 6 Operation 8 Maintenance 11 Troubleshooting 11 Service Parts 14 Limited Warranty 15 ...

Page 2: ...COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION ...

Page 3: ...n either extend the casters to roll the LiftMate away from the table or LiftMate may be left in place depending on the type of exam and physician s preference When the examination is complete the LiftMate can be rolled back into position Once the casters have retracted and the LiftMate is resting on all four feet the platform can be raised to a height that is comfortable for the patient to step on...

Page 4: ... 18 minutes off motor run time Operating Conditions Temperature Range 65 F to 85 F Relative Humidity 10 to 90 Transportation and Storage Temperature Range 20 F to 150 F Humidity 10 to 90 SAFETY INFORMATION Safety Information The primary concern of The Brewer Company is that the equipment is operated and maintained with the safety of the patient and healthcare staff in mind To ensure safe and relia...

Page 5: ...ow more than one person on the LiftMate at a time Ensure that the back of the LiftMate is pushed as close to the exam table as possible Make sure that all exam table drawers stirrups attachments or other protrusions are pushed in to prevent damage Children Caregivers and Untrained Personnel Anyone not trained in the safe use of the LiftMate must not be allowed to operate it Ensure that children an...

Page 6: ...t 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 a...

Page 7: ...ife to shorten if use continues all functions will stop The unit will beep and a steady indicator light on the hand pendant will appear if any hand pendant button is pushed Plug LiftMate into wall receptacle to enable functions and recharge battery 3 Always use a replacement battery from Brewer Never use any other battery which could cause damage to the unit or improper operation 4 When not using ...

Page 8: ...een the LiftMate and any other object Failure to do so could result in unwanted motion and possible injury to patient or operator or damage to LiftMate or exam table NOTE For optimum LiftMate performance allow the unit to reach room temperature before operating NOTE The LiftMate is not designed for continuous operation The control system includes a thermal overload safety switch to protect from ov...

Page 9: ...e of obstructions that may cause unit to tip Patient Handling with the LiftMate Positioning the LiftMate and raising the patient 1 Extend casters Figure 5 2 Position the back of LiftMate against foot end or side of exam table Figure 6 3 When in position allow casters to retract by releasing the button 4 Assist patient by having them walk forward onto LiftMate platform 5 Once patient is on LiftMate...

Page 10: ...a standing position on platform and grasp handrail 6 Lower platform all the way down Figure 9 and assist patient off of LiftMate Emergency Stops Emergency Stops are located on the outer right hand and outer left hand Shrouds Figure 10 In the unlikely event of unintended movement of the Platform depressing the Emergency Stop Figure 11 will cause all Platform movement to cease Have a qualified techn...

Page 11: ... water Avoid the use of harsh chemicals as they can permanently damage the finish To prevent mat from peeling do not allow it to remain wet TROUBLESHOOTING Casters All casters will not extend or retract This may indicate a low battery condition Pressing any function on the Hand Pendant will cause Low Battery light on Hand Pendant to illuminate and beeping sound to occur Charge battery Note pluggin...

Page 12: ...on the hand pendant simultaneously and hold for a 10 beep count emanating from the LiftMate When the10 beeps are complete a second cycle of beeps with a longer pause between them will emanate from the LiftMate It is during this second cycle of beeps that the LiftMate platform can be moved Press the Down button on the hand pendant to ensure that it is lowering correctly If it is lowering correctly ...

Page 13: ... protective surface that will not damage the finish Replace feet onto ends of legs by pressing all the way on and hold A slight bump will protrude from the centre of the foot Pushing this bump in will cause the conical shaped catch on the inside of the foot to hook into the receiving hole in the leg If there is difficulty getting the catch to hook a rounded device of sufficient diameter 3 16 or la...

Page 14: ... platform Platform Bumper 2102299 Yellow rubber strip covering the front edge of the platform Right Outer Shroud 2102301 Right outside cover with power cord hooks and E Stop button attached Left Outer Shroud 2102303 Left outside cover with E Stop button attached Right Inner Shroud 2102305 Right inside cover Left Inner Shroud 2102307 Left inside cover Battery 2102309 Replaceable storage battery spe...

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