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5.
Make sure each clip is attached to the lug situated
on the outer sides of the Arc-Rest. (See Fig 24)
6.
Allow the patient to hold the hand grips with their
arms resting on the Arc-Rest.
7.
Operate the lift button on the handset or dual
control panel, continue to raise until each
attachment strap is in tension and the patient’s back
just comes away from the chair, then stop the lift.
(See Fig 25)
8.
Adjust both cords equally to take up any slack, lock
both cords into the locking cleats.
9.
Continue raising until the patient is just clear of the
seat. If any discomfort is experienced by the patient
return to the sitting position and re-adjust.
10.
Check that the attachment cords and the clips on the
attachment strap are fully in position and locked
before and during the commencement of the lifting
cycle, and in tension as the patients weight is
gradually taken up.
11. Do not to raise the patient too high as this will
negate the comfort of the transfer sling.
12. Release the chassis brakes and close the chassis
legs, then transport the patient to desired position.
(See Fig 26)
13.
Lower the patient carefully using the hand control
or dual control panel.
14.
When the patient is seated in the new position,
detach the sling from the patient:
1. Pull each cord up from the locking cleats and
slacken the cords sufficiently to release the Loop
Lock fitting, then remove the cords from the sling.
2. Pull apart the hook and loop strap fastening or
unfasten the buckle to remove the support belt.
15. Remove the sling from the patient.
16. Remove the lower leg straps if they have been
applied.
Warning:
Attach each clip correctly and
secure onto the lug.
Fig. 24
Fig. 25
Warning:
Make sure the attachment
cords and the clips on the attachment strap
are fully in position and locked before and
during the commencement of the lifting
cycle, and in tension as the patients weight
is gradually taken up.
Fig. 26
Transportation should be done with the
chassis legs closed, it is easier through
doorways etc.
Note:
Warning:
Apply the chassis brakes if
leaving the patient unattended.
Warning:
Do not attempt to release the
straps or cords while the patient is
supported by the sling.
How to use the Sara Plus
