Wissner-Bosserhoff sentida, Instruction Manual, Page: 99 / 484

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Particularly In conjunction with a bed extension, there is a danger of entrapment be-
tween the extension and the floor and of the head / foot section lying on the floor. It
is essential that the patient surface is moved to an appropriate height before every
adjustment of the bed. The same applies when a linen holder is used!
Comfort seating position (not available with sentida 5-le and 6-le)
If the nursing home bed is operated in institutions with medical supervision, this
position may only be released by medical personnel or only "under medical su-
pervision" for safety reasons. The handset keys are released via the safety key! A
Trendelenburg position is not required due to the intended use.
The adjustment is made via the corresponding buttons of the handset.
Caution!
Attention!
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Legs up position (not available with sentida 5-le and 6-le)
The adjustment is made via the corresponding buttons of the handset.
Height adjustment
The adjustment is made via the corresponding buttons of the handset.
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Caution!
As two drives independent of each other are used for height adjustment for the
sentida series of nursing home beds, it is, depending on the adjustment cycle, nec-
essary to move the patient surface to the end position (highest or lowest position)
at least once per day. This evens out potential height differences in the patient
surface.
Please observe the warning notes on height adjustment in chapter 8!