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Document No.: OM TMM5 SERIES 

Revision:  V 

Page 1 of 30 

 

 

 

OPERATION MANUAL 

Model TMM5 Series 

Surgi-Chair Series 

Options:   

W 

       Wide 

T 

       Tall 

L 

       Low 

F 

       Folding Footrest 

E 

       Export 

B 

       Battery 

A 

       AC Power 

 
 
 

5516 S.W. 1

st

 Lane 

– Ocala, FL 34474-9307 

Phone: 1-800-237-3377 -  Fax: 1-352-854-9544 

www.transmotionmedical.com

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for TransMotion Medical TMM5 Series

Page 1: ...1 of 30 OPERATION MANUAL Model TMM5 Series Surgi Chair Series Options W Wide T Tall L Low F Folding Footrest E Export B Battery A AC Power 5516 S W 1st Lane Ocala FL 34474 9307 Phone 1 800 237 3377 Fa...

Page 2: ...GLE 13 PENDANT CONTROLLER 15 PATIENT INGRESS EGRESS 16 PATIENT TRANSFER 16 PUSH BAR OPERATION 17 HEAD EXTENSION REMOVAL INSTALLATION 17 HEADREST OPERATION 18 OPTIONS 19 W OPTION WIDE WIDTH 19 T OPTION...

Page 3: ...sted are nominal and operation may vary slightly from unit to unit due to tolerance variations or power supply variations Photographs and illustrations contained within this document may not depict ex...

Page 4: ...n Avoid exposing battery to open flames cigarettes sparks and incandescent materials Never charge battery in enclosed unventilated spaces Do NOT store battery in sealed container Store in fresh well v...

Page 5: ...se unpredictable operation resulting in injury to patient medical personnel or bystander Modifying chair will void warranty USE SAFE OPERATING PROCEDURES Prior to operating chair ensure patient cleara...

Page 6: ...fire transceivers and other communication devices EMI can cause chair to move by itself or in an unintended fashion It can damage control system s Intensity of interfering energy is measured in V m vo...

Page 7: ...d later in this manual REMOVE BATTERY DURING CHAIR STORAGE For B Option Only If chair is to be stored or not in use for more than 3 weeks remove battery pack from chair Refer to Battery Charger Instal...

Page 8: ...B shown INSPECT LABELS PERIODICALLY Every three months inspect all labels and ensure that they are legible and not tattered torn or missing Refer to label locations in figures below If labels need to...

Page 9: ...Document No OM TMM5 SERIES Revision V Page 9 of 30...

Page 10: ...Document No OM TMM5 SERIES Revision V Page 10 of 30...

Page 11: ...SHOULD BE MOVED TO A MORE STABLE NON PADDED PLATFORM SECONDARILY IF ATTEMPTING TO PERFORM CHEST COMPRESSIONS ON THE TMM DEVICE THE PATIENT SHOULD BE PLACED ON A BACK BOARD OR POSITIONED ON THE CHAIR...

Page 12: ...l wheels to spin freely STEER MODE Activate steer locking system by pressing down on green end of either brake pedal located at base of chair This mode locks caster near patient s right foot parallel...

Page 13: ...ically Ensure side rail is secure by pulling on rail after it is raised ADJUSTING SIDE RAIL ANGLE Remove cushion and seat pan by removing four pan head screws NOTICE Do not discard seat pan pan head s...

Page 14: ...ut to tighten top Once aligned top nut is tightening nut 2 When adjusting ensure bottom jam nut is contacting seat frame 3 Ball joint head angle does not matter 4 Prior to adjustment pull outward on s...

Page 15: ...ower chair s back LEG SECTION ADJUSTMENT Second row of pendant buttons controls angle of leg section Press left button to raise chair s leg section Press right button to lower chair s leg section SEAT...

Page 16: ...with chair into a seated position PATIENT EGRESS EXIT 1 Depress RED caster brake pedal to lock caster wheels 2 Adjust chair to lowest height and into upright chair position 3 Lower one side rail of s...

Page 17: ...PUSH BAR Lift push bar handle until it is in up position Red release knob will engage lock automatically HEAD EXTENSION REMOVAL INSTALLATION Do not push chair using head extension REMOVAL Rotate black...

Page 18: ...nd operates one of two red handles For best control operate one handle at a time while supporting headrest with both hands HEADREST ADJUSTMENT Position yourself directly behind headrest Support headre...

Page 19: ...OM TMM5 SERIES Revision V Page 19 of 30 OPTIONS W OPTION WIDE WIDTH For W option patient surface width is 28 Standard width is 24 T OPTION TALL HEIGHT For T option chair height travel is 16 Standard...

Page 20: ...and lift For patient comfort stow footrest prior to articulating chair into supine stretcher position EXTENDED FOOTREST STOWED FOOTREST L OPTION LOW HEIGHT For L option chair height is 23 5 Standard h...

Page 21: ...s pressed following items are disabled o Chair Articulation o Seat Height Adjustment To reset red button twist clockwise until button pops back up EMERGENCY SHUTOFF PROCEDURE During an emergency shuto...

Page 22: ...CHAIR Place two round cam locks on back of battery into square openings of mounting bracket Once in place slide battery down until cam locks engage ADDITIONAL BATTERY INFORMATION All chairs come with...

Page 23: ...tteries overnight i e during off times or 24 hours prior to service When the chair is plugged in and charging the pendant will not illuminate even when the buttons are pushed If chair is to be stored...

Page 24: ...on If you need to adjust the back seat angle return the support leg lever to the unlocked position adjust the back seat and then re lock the support leg lever POSITION CHAIR Using the pendant position...

Page 25: ...at height and leg position can be adjusted UNLOCK SUPPORT LEG Return chair to normal function by moving the locking lever to the unlocked position by pulling the lever towards the bottom of the back s...

Page 26: ...OUND WIRE ATTACHES TO GROUND POST A OPTION ONLY BATTERY CORD PLUGS INTO PORT 13 COLUMN PLUG TMM5 OR PLUGS TMM5 T PLUG INTO PHONO TO DIN ADAPTER PLUGS THEN PLUG INTO PORTS 1 AND PORT 2 FOR TMM5 T BACK...

Page 27: ...els Actuators and Battery Pack As required in accordance with facility policies Wipe with damp cloth and allow to air dry Facility approved detergents disinfectants water Clean exterior surfaces only...

Page 28: ...ry should be cleaned on a regular basis with a damp cloth soaked in a mild soap and water solution Avoid harsh detergents or chemicals that could damage the finish of your product If disinfecting with...

Page 29: ...d be removed once found All Fastened Joints Every three months Inspect all fasteners to ensure proper fit and tightness Retighten as needed Wrenches various sizes Allen wrenches various sizes Screwdri...

Page 30: ...h can cause battery explosion or fire To request Material Safety Data Sheet MSDS for battery contact TransMotion Medical Customer Service BATTERY LIFE Battery capacity diminishes over time Charge batt...

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