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51925 R06 Aerial Mobile Full Body Lift
Operator’s Manual
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AERIAL
Operator’s Manual
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS FOR ALL PROCEDURES:
1. The Aerial is designed to be used ONLY on level surfaces.
2. Inspect the lift functions prior to any patient use. Ensure all functions are in proper working order.
3. Prior to using the Aerial for transfer, the patient must be assessed by a qualified professional to determine
the suitability of using the Aerial with that patient.
4. Never leave the patient unattended while strapped to the Aerial, or during any portion of the lift procedure.
5. Ensure the patient sling is used according to the sling IFU.
6. Never move the lift using the actuators as handles.
7. Never exceed the safe working load. SWL is 600 lbs.
8. Do not power wash the Aerial.
9. When cleaning and disinfecting, use a 5.25% chlorine bleach dilution and an EPA registered Hard Surface
Disinfectant on painted and plastic surfaces. On all other surfaces use an EPA registered Hard Surface
disinfectant wipe that does not contain sodium hypochlorite (bleach).
10. Warranty applies only if repairs or alterations are performed by an authorized technician.
PRIOR TO FIRST USE:
The battery must be charged for 24 hours in order to reach proper function and prolong
the lifetime of the batteries.
Ensure all cables are completely inserted. A light film of silicon grease may be dabbed
onto o-ring to allow easier insertion.
Regarding the lifting and leg position motors the duty cycle on the control box product
label must always be noted. Otherwise, there is a risk of damaging the product.
Exceeding the duty cycle will result in a dramatic reduction of the lifetime of the system.
Unless specified otherwise on the product label, the duty cycle is a maximum 10%.
Example: Two minutes of continuous use must be followed by 18 minutes of no use.
If any individual parts are suspected to be damaged, do not operate the parts, but return
them for inspection/service.
