User manual for Operating table SU-14
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3.9
Inserting and Removing Footrest
Footrest segments (Fig. 1, Pos. 4) can be attached and removed from the seat segment thanks to the
mechanism activated by the lever (Fig. 1, Pos. 24). In order to remove the footrest segment, it should
be grasped from underneath, the lever (Fig.1, Pos. 10) should be pulled till its level, and the footrest
segment should be lifted till it comes off the wedge pin located on the seat segment (Fig. 1, Pos.2 4).
Attaching footrest segment consists of raising the lever to its horizontal position (Fig. 1, Pos. 10) and
mounting wedge socket of the footrest on the wedge pin of the seat segment till their levels are even.
After mounting the segment the lever must be lowered (Fig. 1, Pos. 24) back to the starting position
and pressed down
.
Caution!
Make sure that the footrest is correctly fixed!
3.10 Installation and operation of the headrest
The headrest is fastened on installation wedges which are situated at the end of the backrest segment
using a knob. When the headrest is put on the stripe, one should determine its position by screwing
down the screw (fig.1, item 8). The headrest is dismounted by unscrewing of the screw and removal of
the headrest from the stripe. The angle of the headrest is changed similarly to the backrest segment,
that is, by the handle which moves the mechanism of the gas spring. When the lever is pressed (fig.1,
item 6), the required angle of the headrest may be chosen. Its release locks the headrest in the
chosen position.
Caution!
Make sure that the headrest is correctly locked!
3.11 Installation and disassembly of mattresses
All mattresses can be removed without any tools. They are fixed on fixing pegs
3.12 Table mobility
Wheels installed in the base of table make it possible to move it in every direction. The table is
equipped with movement lock used during operations and treatments performed on the table.
The table is equiped with central blockades of wheels. The central blocking pedal has three position:
- Upper
- direction blockade (fig.7, pos.3),
- Middle (horizontal)
- blockade released (fig. 7, pos.1),
- Lower
- all castors blocked (fig.7, pos.2).
Fig.7
The direction blockade is used during the table movement on long, straight sections and makes it easy
