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OWNERS OPERATING & MAINTENANCE MANUAL

TMM3 VIDEO FLUOROSCOPY STRETCHER-CHAIR

Page 24 of 28

Document #OM-TMM-2228-13
Revision: V

PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE

To ensure proper operation and to extend the life of your stretcher-chair, it should be maintained on a 
regular basis per recommendations below.

PADS / PAD SETS / PILLOWS:

After each use, inspect for tears. If torn, replace pad / pillow.

ALL RAILS

Every three months, inspect for chipped paint, burrs, and rough edges.

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Remove burrs and / or rough edges using a metal file in order to prevent cuts

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Touch up any chipped paint (see our website for details regarding touch-up paint)

ALL FASTENED JOINTS

Every three months, inspect all fasteners to ensure proper fit and tightness. Retighten as needed.

ALL LABELS

Every three months, inspect for tattered, torn, missing, and illegible labels. Contact our Customer Service 
team to request new labels.

PENDANTS

Every three months, test each button to ensure proper function and inspect the pendant label to ensure 
it is readable. Contact our Customer Service team if your pendant is not functioning or if the label is 
unreadable

BATTERY SAFETY INFORMATION

TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY TO PATIENT AND / OR MEDICAL PERSONNEL, 
ENSURE BATTERY REPLACEMENT IS PROPERLY INSTALLED AND SECURELY 
ENGAGED PRIOR TO USE OF ACCESSORY.

TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY TO PATIENT AND / OR MEDICAL PERSONNEL, 
ENSURE BATTERY REPLACEMENT IS INSTALLED BY PERSONNEL WHO HAVE 
THOROUGHLY READ INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.

PROPERLY DISPOSE OF BATTERIES BEING REPLACED DURING SERVICING

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Battery posts, terminals and related components contain lead and lead compounds, which are 
known by the state of California to cause cancer or other reproductive harm. Wash hands thoroughly 
after handling or servicing.

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Lead batteries are classified as “dangerous waste” and service technicians are obliged by law to 
arrange for proper disposal of battery or recycling to avoid battery refuse in environment.

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Battery contains toxic material (lead) and corrosive fluid (sulfuric acid). Wear proper skin and eye 
protection prior to handling battery. After exposure, wash skin thoroughly with water.

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Do NOT short-circuit battery terminals, this can cause battery explosion or fire.

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To request Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for battery, contact our Customer Service team.

Summary of Contents for TransMotion TMM3

Page 1: ... F FOLDING FOOTREST E EXPORT B BATTERY A AC POWER TMM3 STRETCHER CHAIR OWNERS OPERATING MAINTENANCE MANUAL VIDEO FLUOROSCOPY ONE PATIENT ONE SURFACE IMPORTANT DO NOT DISCARD THIS MANUAL KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AND TRAINING OPTIONS ...

Page 2: ... the maximum extent allowed by law SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE NOTE Contents of this document are subject to change without notice Please refer to wincomfg com to be sure you are utilizing the most current version SIGNAL WORDS SYMBOLS The following signal words and symbols are used throughout this manual to call out hazards which could result in injury or property damage Indicates...

Page 3: ... Back Section 12 Caster Brake Operation 13 Side Rail Operation 13 Adjusting Side Rail Angle 14 Pendant Controller 15 Patient Ingress Egress 16 Patient Transfer 17 Push Bar Operation 17 Seat Rotation 18 Options 19 S Option Short Base 19 F Option Manual Folding Footrest 19 E Option Export 19 B Option Battery Pack 20 A Option AC Power for on board batteries and charger 21 Switch Schematic 22 Cleaning...

Page 4: ...has many recyclable components and to the extent practical all effort should be used to recycle responsibly Otherwise the product components shall be disposed of in accordance with local statues PREPARATION BEFORE YOU BEGIN Carefully examine your product for any damage Be sure to inspect all components 1 IF DAMAGE IS EVIDENT CONTACT FREIGHT CARRIER OR WINCO IMMEDIATELY 2 Remove all packaging mater...

Page 5: ...hair AVOID PINCH POINTS AND OTHER INJURIES To prevent serious injury ensure extremities of patient and bystanders are clear of all mechanical systems when operating motors for lift and positioning functions To prevent pinch crush injury ensure extremities of patient and bystanders are clear of locking mechanism when raising and lowering side rails To prevent patient strangulation use approved hand...

Page 6: ...ss Due to the unique nature of each patient s body shape caregiver should exercise sound judgment when positioning patient on the device ACCESSORY WARNINGS To prevent serious injury and property damage review Operating Manuals for all medical equipment and accessories that may be used with or attached to this chair Using the supplied accessories in the incorrect manner may cause patient bystander ...

Page 7: ...medical personnel and or patient ensure the back extension is properly installed and securely engaged prior to transporting patient chair and prior to use of IV system For F Option Only Since footrest is foldable not locked in position ensure protection of patient s feet while moving chair in close quarters i e elevators crowded hallways procedure rooms INSPECT AND CLEAN CHAIR REGULARLY Inspect cu...

Page 8: ... move by itself or in an unintended fashion It can damage control system s Intensity of interfering energy is measured in V m volts per meter Chair can resist EMI up to a certain intensity called its immunity level When the immunity level is higher the less likely EMI will interfere with chair operation The chair has been tested to 20 V m immunity level which is sufficient to provide useful protec...

Page 9: ...NTAIN CHAIR REGULARLY To ensure proper operation and extend chair life inspect maintain and service chair on a regular basis Inspection maintenance and service details are located later in this manual REMOVE BATTERY DURING CHAIR STORAGE For B Option Only If chair is to be stored or not in use for four 4 days or more remove battery pack from chair Refer to Battery Charger Installation and Usage Ins...

Page 10: ...orn or missing Refer to the label locations in figure below If labels need replacing contact TransMotion by Winco Customer Service at 1 800 237 3377 Item No Part No Label Name 1 TMM 2247 10 Video QR Code 2 TMM 204 10 Rotation Operation 3 N A Serial Number 4 TMM 225 10 Seat Lock Knob 5 TMM 270 10 Max Weight Capacity 6 TMM 205 10 Aluminium Equivalency 7 TMM 1218 10 TMM 1219 10 TMM3 Base Label Left R...

Page 11: ...ion V OPTIONS A A C POWER OPTION B BATTERY POWER OPTION 1 TMM 208 10 Power Light Label 1 TMA57 15 Universal Charger Assembly 2 TMM 222 10 Charge Battery Label 2 TMM 523 10 Battery Removal Label E EXPORT PLUG OPTION F FOLDING FOOTREST OPTION 1 TMM 1057 XX Power Cord Universal Charger 1 TMM 202 10 Chair End Warning Label ...

Page 12: ...NS ON A PATIENT FIRST AND FOREMOST THE PATIENT 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 AND POSITIONED ON THE CHAIR SO THE PATIENT S CHEST CAVITY IS OVER OR AS CLOSE TO THE COLUMN SUPPORT AS POSSIBLE IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL TO DETERMINE WHE...

Page 13: ...tion as shown Note Neutral mode allows all four casters to swivel and all wheels to spin freely STEER MODE To activate press down on green end of either brake pedal located at base of chair Note Steer mode locks caster near patient s right foot parallel to base but allows this wheel to spin The other three casters swivel and wheels spin freely SIDE RAIL OPERATION LOWERING SIDE RAIL Grasp top of si...

Page 14: ...head screws NOTICE Do not discard seat pan head screws or additional hardware removed during this step Parts will be reused after adjustment 2 Loosen top jam nut 3 Adjust as needed a To move inward rotate bottom jam nut as shown b To move outward rotate bottom jam nut as shown 4 Once adjustment is complete re tighten top jam nut and re attach seat pan and cushion NOTICE You do not need to hold bot...

Page 15: ...e chair back b Press right button to lower chair back LEG SECTION ADJUSTMENT Second row of pendant buttons adjusts angle of leg section a Press left button to raise chair s leg section b Press right button to lower chair s leg section SEAT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT Third row of pendant buttons adjusts height of seat section a Press left button to raise chair s seat b Press right button to lower chair s se...

Page 16: ...ED caster brake pedal to lock caster wheels 2 Adjust chair to lowest height and into upright chair position 3 Lower one side rail of seat section 4 If back section rails are present remove lower back section rail of same side 5 Position patient facing away from chair at SEAT section 6 WITH PATIENT ENTERING FROM SIDE OF CHAIR assist patient while they sit down on SEAT section 7 Once patient is full...

Page 17: ... 1 Position back seat and leg sections into horizontal orientation Press Auto Contour button 2 Lower remove all side rails from transfer right side of chair 3 Position chair as close as possible to other surface 4 Match chair stretcher height to height of bed or other horizontal surface 5 Depress RED caster brake pedal to lock caster wheels 6 Slide patient from one surface to other following your ...

Page 18: ... is in rotated position Chair cannot be lowered Back and leg sections may ONLY be adjusted SLIGHTLY Ensure no damage to chair or imaging device while adjusting chair ROTATING A TMM3 STRETCHER CHAIR 1 With patient in chair depress RED caster brake pedal to lock caster wheels 2 Place in chair configuration by pressing Auto Contour button on pendant 3 Raise seat to highest height using pendant 4 Pull...

Page 19: ... stow footrest prior to articulating chair into supine stretcher position To stow footrest place both hands on red handles and lift E OPTION EXPORT The E option designates a chair with a power cord specific to the receiving country when that country is not the USA A option power cord is directly attached to chair B option power cord is attached to the battery charger Item TMA57 15 NOTE Power cords...

Page 20: ...y into square openings of mounting bracket Once in place slide battery down inward toward column until cam locks engage For additional information refer to the Installation and Usage Instructions for Battery Replacement IM TMS 311 90 ADDITIONAL BATTERY INFORMATION B option chairs come with an additional battery and a wall mountable battery charger The additional battery may be stored in the wall c...

Page 21: ...chairs are plugged in and charging the pendant will not illuminate even when buttons are pushed NOTE If your A option chair will be stored or not in use for more than 1 1 2 weeks leave chair plugged into an AC wall outlet or unplug battery pack from control box TO UNPLUG ON BOARD BATTERY PACK 1 Lift up base cover to access control box 2 Remove control box cover by unlocking mechanism using a flath...

Page 22: ...nto PORT 9 All excess wire should be placed in FRONT of the Control Box CLEANING INFORMATION STEAM AND OR PRESSURE CLEANING CHAIR WILL VOID WARRANTY TMM3 STRETCHER CHAIR Wipe TMM3 Stretcher Chair rails base cover etc with a damp cloth and allow to air dry NOTE Clean exterior surfaces of electronics actuators battery pack pendants with minimal water Complete above steps as required and or in accord...

Page 23: ...damp cloth soaked in a mild soap and water solution Avoid harsh detergents or chemicals that could damage the finish If disinfecting with manufacturer approved chemicals or bleach the pad pillow MUST be wiped off using clean water on a damp cloth and allowed to air dry as a final step Failure to rinse pads pillows with clean water can result in a build up of residues that over time may lead to dry...

Page 24: ... your pendant is not functioning or if the label is unreadable BATTERY SAFETY INFORMATION TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY TO PATIENT AND OR MEDICAL PERSONNEL ENSURE BATTERY REPLACEMENT IS PROPERLY INSTALLED AND SECURELY ENGAGED PRIOR TO USE OF ACCESSORY TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY TO PATIENT AND OR MEDICAL PERSONNEL ENSURE BATTERY REPLACEMENT IS INSTALLED BY PERSONNEL WHO HAVE THOROUGHLY READ INSTALLATI...

Page 25: ...tension cords and or power strips can cause a drop in current that may hinder the charger s ability to charge the battery efficiently 3 Slide the TMM Battery downward onto the TMM Battery Charger making sure the battery is properly seated onto the charging port 4 Check to see if either an orange light indicating the battery is charging or a green light indicating the battery is fully charged appea...

Page 26: ...for any defective goods is limited to the invoice price or replacement cost of the defective product component whichever is lower The Limited Warranty for any product sold as a demonstration unit shall be limited to a period of one 1 year frame welds and components OPTIONAL EXTENDED LIMITED WARRANTY As a supplement to your TransMotion by Winco Limited Warranty you may elect to purchase an addition...

Page 27: ...o contacting TransMotion by Winco for assistance with your chair please HAVE YOUR CHAIR S SERIAL NUMBER AVAILABLE refer to label diagram for location Contact TransMotion by Winco Customer Service at TransMotion by Winco ATTN Customer Service 5516 SW 1st Lane Ocala FL 34474 9307 United States of America Phone 1 800 237 3377 1 352 854 2929 Fax 1 352 854 9544 Manufacturer of Device Winco Mfg LLC 5516...

Page 28: ...NGE WITHOUT NOTICE THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND ON OUR WEBSITE CONTACT US To arrange a demonstration or to speak with one of our associates please feel free to contact us at 800 237 3377 WincoMfg com 5516 SW 1st Lane Ocala FL 34474 Info WincoMfg com Copyright 2020 Winco Mfg LLC Effective 10 21 2020 Revision V Re branded updated layout added warranty information ...

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