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Product Description

This instruction guide is valid for Liko HygieneSling with 

SafetyBelt, Liko Hygiene SafetySling, and Teddy Hygiene 

SafetySling, but in the following text we will only use the 

name Liko HygieneSling. 
Liko HygieneSling has been designed to facilitate dressing 

and undressing in connection with lifts to and from the 

lavatory. Caregivers often experience such lifting operations 

as heavy and difficult. With HygieneSling, dressing and 

undressing can be done during the actual lifting operation, 

thanks to the large opening around the seat of the sling. 
Experience has shown that HygieneSling can work perfectly 

well for patients wearing long trousers or skirts and tights 

(pantyhose). 
Liko HygieneSling is easy to apply, even if space around the 

wheelchair is very limited. 
Liko HygieneSling is often the most appropriate alternative 

for patients with a certain degree of stiffness. 
Liko HygieneSling in size XS is made of a Teddy bear 

patterned knitted polyester fabric and this is why this sling 

is called Teddy HygieneSling. In this size, the leg supports 

are reinforced and padded with a teddy bear patterned 

warp-knitted polyester fabric. 

Slings in sizes S to XL are

 

made of green polyester and the 

leg supports are reinforced and padded with a curduroy 

fabric. 
The patient should have relatively good torso and head 

stability to be able to sit comfortably and securely in 

HygieneSling. For patients with poor muscle tone, it is 

recommended to use a smaller size of HygieneSling or 

HygieneSling with SafetyBelt, Mod. 45 and 46. 
For patients who tend to sink down in the sling, the safety 

belt distributes pressure and provides extra support during 

the lift. Model 46 is also equipped with an extra back 

support.

T

he HygieneSling can be used along with all of Liko’s 

overhead and mobile lifts. You can choose between the 

overhead lifts LikoGuard™, Likorall™, and Multirall™ or 

the mobile lifts Golvo™, Viking™, Uno™, and Liko™ M220/

M230.

Symbol description

   is a warning triangle used for situations which require extra care and attention.

 

 reference to read instruction guide for detailed information

In this document, the person being lifted is referred to as the “patient” and the person helping them is referred to as the 

“caregiver”.

7EN160166 Rev. 9

ENGLISH

Liko™ HygieneSling with SafetyBelt, Mod. 45

Liko™ Hygiene SafetySling, Mod. 46

Teddy Hygiene SafetySling, Mod. 46

Instruction Guide

Mod. 45

Mod. 46

Summary of Contents for 3545134

Page 1: ...ith a teddy bear patterned warp knitted polyester fabric Slings in sizes S to XL are made of green polyester and the leg supports are reinforced and padded with a curduroy fabric The patient should ha...

Page 2: ...ng to a Sling Bar with 4 Hooks Twin Bars 6 Lifting from Wheelchair to Toilet 7 Return from Toilet to Wheelchair 8 Advice for Trial Fitting 9 10 Different Ways of Connecting Leg Supports 9 Shortening P...

Page 3: ...he lifting transfer operation Always work ergonomically Use the patient s ability to actively participate in the operations When the sling is not being used do not place in direct sun light Medical De...

Page 4: ...s Suspension loops Do not use damaged lifting accessories If anything is unclear please contact the manufacturer or supplier Washing Instructions Please see the sling s product label and the attached...

Page 5: ...rom com I www liko com Liko HygieneSling 7EN160166 Rev 9 Sling bar Sling loops to sling bar hooks Correct SlingGuard Universal SlingGuard Twin Universal Twin Wrong How to Attach a Sling to Different...

Page 6: ...l rom com I www liko com Liko HygieneSling 7EN160166 Rev 9 How to Attach a HygieneSling to a Sling Bar with 4 Hooks Twin Bars Upper strap loops Leg support loops Loop strap 1 2 3 C C B B A A B A C B A...

Page 7: ...he leg support loops See page 5 6 for instructions on how to attach the sling loops to different sling bars Place HygieneSling behind the patient with the product label facing out about halfway down t...

Page 8: ...ng while the patient is still sitting in HygieneSling Lower to the chair Disconnect the sling from the sling bar Carefully work the leg supports out of the trousers and remove HygieneSling Return from...

Page 9: ...in a smaller HygieneSling size For users with high muscle tone the opposite applies They sit better in a larger HygieneSling provided that the back support is placed high enough and the leg supports...

Page 10: ...k inappropriately The degree of tension applied by the loop straps around the upper body depends on which of these loops is hooked to the sling bar By test lifting with different loops at the same tim...

Page 11: ...to the girth of the patient Adapt the Length of the Strap to the Patient s Girth Helpful hint To accommodate an even wider girth the loop straps can be lengthened with Liko Extension Loops In our wide...

Page 12: ...also SlingGuard 670 Twin Prod No 3308040 and 3308540 Sling bars 350 relates to Universal SlingBar 350 Prod No 3156074 3156084 and 3156094 and also SlingGuard 350 Prod No 3308010 and 3308510 Sling bars...

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