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Commissioning
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Before the commissioning and after every new assembly of the homecare bed, the safe condition
of the homecare bed must be established using the maintenance information in Chapter
19 Maintenance.
An inspection according to EN 62353 must be performed for this in order to discover possible
damage or defects which have occurred during the transport or the installation at the operating
site.
Ensure there is sufficient clearance from other objects such as wall, window bench and power sockets
and also ceiling lamp during the positioning of the homecare bed. If the homecare bed should be
adjusted for height, the castors must always be braked.
The homecare bed must only be connected to a mains power supply with 100 to 240 Volts
alternating current with 50/60 Hz. For the connection of the homecare bed, the 29 Volt power cable
must be laid so that it cannot be dragged, driven over or endangered by moving parts during the
operation of the homecare bed. Also ensure that the mains adapter is always accessible in order to
be able to disconnect the homecare bed from the mains power supply in an emergency.
Note:
The Medical Products Operator Regulations (MPBetreibV) are binding for the operating
organisation / user of medical products.
The motorised adjustment is not suitable for continuous operation.
The maximum switch-on time (ED) of 2 minutes must not be exceeded.
A pause of at least 18 minutes must follow the switch-on time.
Note:
In order to counteract any overload of the electrical components, the control unit is fitted with a self‑
resetting fuse.
If the activation time is exceeded or the minimum cooling time is not achieved, the overload
protection automatically switches off the drive system. After an adequate cooling down phase, the
overload protection automatically releases the drive system again. For this reason, several electrical
functions must not be performed simultaneously for the adjustment of the homecare bed.
