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© Ferno-Washington, Inc.   234-3310-01  May 2005

POWERFlexx

™

Maintenance

9.9 Charging the Batteries

BATTERY LIFE

The cot can be powered through an average of 50 cycles
before the batteries require recharging. Patient weight
and extreme temperatures affect the number of cycles.

The rate of speed for raising and lowering the cot is
faster when the batteries are fully charged.

The batteries do not have a “memory” and do not need
to be discharged before recharging. Recharge the
batteries as often as possible. Charge the batteries for
3 hours minimum for a full charge.

If the batteries are providing significantly fewer cycles
than normal, replace the batteries or power pack. See

Accessories and Related Products, 

page 40.

TO CHARGE THE BATTERIES:

The power pack module may be charged while it is
connected to the cot or while separate from the cot
(Figure 43 or Figure 44).

1. Connect the battery charger power cord (Figure

42) to a wall outlet. The green indicator on the
charger will light.

2. Plug the charging cord into the port marked, “24

VDC Charging Port” on the power pack module.

3. Charge the batteries 3 hours minimum for a full

charge.

4. Disconnect the charger from the power pack

module before using the cot.

Figure 44 - Charger Connected to

Power Pack

Figure 43 - Charger Connected

to Power Pack Module On Cot

Important

Disconnect the charger before using the cot.
Failure to disconnect the charger can damage
the charging cord, charger, or power pack.

Figure 42 - Battery Charger

Charging Cord

Power Cord

Charging

Indicator Light

Содержание POWERFlexx

Страница 1: ...POWERFlexx Hydraulic Cot May 2005 GLO Users Manual Pub No 234 3310 01...

Страница 2: ...product in the event of transfer to new users Additional free copies are available upon request from Customer Relations Proprietary Notice The information disclosed in this manual is the property of F...

Страница 3: ...ndle 22 6 8 Wheel Locks 22 6 9 Patient Restraints 23 6 10 Locking Mattress 23 Page Section 7 Using the Cot 24 28 7 1 Before Placing the Cot in Service 24 7 2 General Guidelines for Use 24 7 3 Changing...

Страница 4: ...g the Sidearm 20 Figure 22 Lowering the Shock Frame 20 Figure 23 Foot End Lift Bar Positions 21 Figure 24 Adjusting the Foot End Hinges 21 Figure 25 Using the Lead Handle 22 Illustrations Figure 26 Wh...

Страница 5: ...Modifying the cot can cause injury and damage Use the cot only as designed by Ferno Attaching improper items to the cot can cause injury Use only Ferno approved items on the cot WARNING Untrained oper...

Страница 6: ...e cot manually Label B and Label C 6 total per cot Indicates that fingers or hands can be injured if placed near areas of the cot where these labels are located Label E and Label F 4 total per cot Ind...

Страница 7: ...of the cot record their training information A sample training record sheet is provided on page 42 The hydraulic power system of this cot eliminates the need for an assistant operator to raise or low...

Страница 8: ...TION The ambulance bumper extension must not exceed 14 inches The patient compartment must have a level floor large enough for the folded cot and a Ferno cot fastener installed not included See Cot an...

Страница 9: ...rop Frame Control Handle Hydraulic Actuator Unit Control Panel see insets Control Panel Top Battery Charge Indicator Power Switch Lead Handle LOWER LOAD Touch Pad RAISE UNLOAD Touch Pad 175 Fastener P...

Страница 10: ...ding Height 33 84 cm LOADING HEIGHT RANGE Fully fold the cot to place it in an ambulance or to transfer a patient from the ground onto the cot The cot can also be rolled in the fully folded position i...

Страница 11: ...2 lock washers 2 in 20 nuts The machine screws must be long enough to pass through the safety hook patient compartment floor both washers and still have at least two full threads extending past the n...

Страница 12: ...er step in the extended open position INSTALLING THE SAFETY HOOK 1 Mark the position of the safety hook on the floor 2 Drill holes through the floor for the flat head machine screws 3 Attach the safet...

Страница 13: ...mounting block Figure 5 and knob Do not update your fastener if the antler is permanently mounted to the floor by a bolt OR your removable antler already uses the new style low profile mounting block...

Страница 14: ...the Load Limit SAFE PRACTICES NOTE Both operators must assume their positions at opposite ends of the cot and maintain a firm grasp on the main frame during hydraulic operation Figure 7 The hydraulic...

Страница 15: ...d to position the switches at a comfortable height for the operator See Adjustable Foot End Lift Bar page 21 5 4 Battery Charge Indicator The red light on the battery charge indicator Figure 11 indica...

Страница 16: ...POWERED MODE Release the manual mode handle Safely Using Manual Mode The pressure you use to squeeze the manual mode handle determines the speed at which you can manually raise and lower the undercarr...

Страница 17: ...gure 15 5 Test the cot by raising and lowering it to verify the power pack is providing power to the unit Check the battery charge indicator and charge the batteries if needed 5 6 Battery Charger The...

Страница 18: ...t Middle locked This position provides better lifting leverage for a short head end operator Folded unlocked Place the drop frame in this position and raise the backrest to shorten the cot when space...

Страница 19: ...oading instructions see Unloading the Cot page 31 Figure 19 Safety Bar Release Handle 6 3 Backrest The backrest can be elevated to any angle between 0 and 61 To adjust the backrest 1 Unfasten or loose...

Страница 20: ...The shock frame elevates the patient s legs 16 Stand at the foot end of the cot to operate the shock frame Use an underhand grip palms up to support the shock frame when raising or lowering it RAISIN...

Страница 21: ...mately 10 These positions allow operators of different heights to use good lifting mechanics to grasp the frame and use the touch pad controls To adjust the foot end lift bar press the two hinge butto...

Страница 22: ...wo transport wheels one at each end of the cot are fitted with wheel locks Use the wheel locks to help keep the cot stationary during patient transfer and certain medical procedures The wheel locks ar...

Страница 23: ...o each shoulder strap and position the guide strap near the backrest frame To attach use and maintain restraints see the restraint users manuals supplied Additional free manuals are available from Fer...

Страница 24: ...Operators may need help when working with heavy loads patient and equipment See Using Additional Help page 28 Follow standard emergency patient handling procedures when operating the cot Stay with the...

Страница 25: ...ol Operator Release the touch pad when the cot is at the desired height Note If the weight on the cot exceeds the load limit the safety bleed valve will allow the cot to slowly settle to its folded po...

Страница 26: ...les will not interfere with cot operation 8 Lift only the weight you can safely handle Use help as needed See Using Additional Help page 28 Figure 31 Securing the Patient RECOVERING FROM IMPROPERLY FO...

Страница 27: ...lace the cot at a rolling height See Cot Height page 10 3 Control Operator Stand at the side of the cot and grasp the main frame Figure 32 or stand at the foot end of the cot and grasp the lead handle...

Страница 28: ...ally Operators should maintain control of the cot operate the controls and direct all helpers Ferno recommends that helpers work in pairs to help maintain cot balance The chart below shows suggested p...

Страница 29: ...cot with a Model 175 fastener requires the installation of the safety hook Also cot fasteners with removable antlers may need to be updated The safety hook and parts to update a fastener are supplied...

Страница 30: ...Roll the cot into the ambulance until both loading wheels are on the patient compartment floor and the safety bar passes the safety hook Figure 35 5 Both Operators Lift and hold the foot end of the c...

Страница 31: ...y hook on the ambulance floor catches the safety bar on the cot Keep the cot raised and level with the ambulance floor Figure 38 Use additional help as needed 4 Control Operator Press the green RAISE...

Страница 32: ...wing changes 1 Control Operator and Helpers Lift and hold the cot level 2 Assisting Operator Squat beside the cot and grasp the lower frame Figure 41 3 Control Operator Squeeze and hold the manual mod...

Страница 33: ...ety data sheets You can purchase a recommended disinfectant from your Ferno distributor or Ferno Customer Relations page 41 Improper maintenance can cause injury Maintain the cot only as described in...

Страница 34: ...estraint webbing in good condition with no cuts or frayed edges Are restraint buckles free of visible damage and do they operate properly Is the ambulance properly prepared for the cot approved fasten...

Страница 35: ...ot lubricate Wheels sealed bearings 0 Do not lubricate Leg pivot points 0 Do not lubricate Note The manual mode handle and cable will rarely require lubrication Inspect every three months and use a ve...

Страница 36: ...power pack See Accessories and Related Products page 40 TO CHARGE THE BATTERIES The power pack module may be charged while it is connected to the cot or while separate from the cot Figure 43 or Figure...

Страница 37: ...end wrenches to adjust the nuts To adjust the tension on the cable loosen one nut and then tighten the other nut against it To increase cable tension Loosen the nut nearest the manual mode handle then...

Страница 38: ...locks 190 1456 18 Actuator cover latch kit 4 ea 190 1503 Improper parts and service can cause injury Use only Ferno parts and Ferno approved service on the cot WARNING Modifying the cot can cause inju...

Страница 39: ...t Lower frame side rail fastener post side Red 190 1470 Orange 190 1471 Green 190 1472 Blue 190 1473 Platinum 190 1474 Lower frame side rail non fastener post side Red 190 1475 Orange 190 1476 Green 1...

Страница 40: ...ctant 4 ea 1 gallon 078 9214 COT MOUNTED ACCESSORIES Description Part Large Body Surface LBS 081 9991 LBS IV pole 008 7173 LBS mount blocks POWERFlexx set 6 082 1994 LBS mount block POWERFlexx 1 ea 08...

Страница 41: ...m the date of repair This limited warranty applies only when the product is used as described in the instructions provided The warranty period begins when the product is shipped from Ferno or when you...

Страница 42: ...42 Ferno Washington Inc 234 3310 01 May 2005 POWERFlexx TRAINING RECORD Date Training Method Name...

Страница 43: ...POWERFlexx Ferno Washington Inc 234 3310 01 May 2005 43 MAINTENANCE RECORD By Date Maintenance Performed...

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