25 OM00ELV8 Rev 3 effective 110118
SAFETY INSPECTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Routine Safety Inspection
The following inspections and maintenance work should be done in every two years with the
Technical Safety Inspection.
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The hinges and joints of the leg rest, backrest and armrest should be inspected.
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The knurled knob of the armrest should be inspected.
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The wheels should be checked to see whether they are securely fastened to the frame.
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If the knurled knobs or the mechanical parts of the armrests are damaged, they should be repaired
immediately or exchanged.
Checking the electronic control
Replace hand set immediately if keypad membranes are damaged to avoid further damage and short
circuits caused by liquids entering the handset.
If the motors do not move change the handset. If the moving is still not
possible change the control unit.
The control box does not work without closing plugs that should be connected
tightly into the proper socket on the left side (Figure 1).
If you change a fuse or to check/repair inside the electronic control box, the
power cord must be disconnected from the wall-socket and battery back-up
must be disconnected from the control box. This provides total isolation of
the chair from the main voltage.
Recycling of used parts and special waste disposal
When the equipment is first commissioned, when it is taken out of service and during the exchange
of replacement parts, the following points should be considered:
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The packaging is not special waste and should be recycled.
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Parts exchanged or replaced after the chair has been used for treatment are to be treated as
special waste. After disinfections, the parts are to be returned for recycling or disposed of as
special waste.
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In the event of any questions about the disposal of parts and compliance with legal requirements,
please obtain information from your local disposal company.
