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Joerns® Bed Frames
WeCare™ Bed
© 2022 Joerns Healthcare • 6110435 RevC • 22-2083
Caution:
Be careful not to damage power cord when
moving or placing bed. After placing bed in service,
monitor power cord positioning carefully to prevent
damage as you fully operate all bed functions.
Caution:
When power cord is not plugged into a wall
outlet, place it on sleep surface to prevent it from
contacting floor. This will help prevent cord damage
when transporting bed.
Caution:
If a power cord is damaged, remove bed
from service until repairs are performed.
Warning: Possible Injury
. Before leaving the bed
unattended, check that the casters in the locked
position. Never leave an unlocked bed unattended.
Warning: Possible Injury.
Check that the casters are
in the locked position before allowing the resident to
enter or exit the bed.
Servicing
Service parts list available upon request. The actuators
and control box contain no serviceable items.
Pendant P/N: 11016809
Power Cord Class I P/N: 11016857
Warning: Possible Shock Hazard.
Unplug
power cord from wall outlet before performing any
maintenance or service to control box.
Warning: Possible high temperature.
Prior to
servicing any electrical component ensure the
component has cooled to room temperature.
Power Cord
Conduct a yearly inspection of power cord to ensure
efficient bed operation.
1.
Check power cord to make sure it has not been
damaged. If power cord needs replacement due to
damage, remove bed from service until power cord
has been replaced.
Actuator and Control Box Information
Cable and Port Identification (Figure 29)
1. Back Actuator (Port 1)
2. Knee Actuator (Port 2)
3. Hi-Lo Actuator (Head end - Port 3)
4. Hi-Lo Actuator (Foot end - Port 4)
H. Pendant (Port H)
Note:
The actuators and control box contain no
serviceable parts. Overload protection is achieved via
current sensing technology, which will automatically
reset. If any bed function fails to operate, check to see
if bed is overloaded or constrained from movement.
Figure 30
Figure 29
1
2
3
4
H
Power Cord Port
Figure 31
1
2
3
To Remove Control Box
1.
Plugs and ports are numbered so they can be
easily reinstalled later (see actuator and control
box information).
2.
Remove cable clamp from control box (Figure 30).
3. Unplug all actuator cables and pendant control
plug. Remove ground wire screw, if present.
4. Remove the three fasteners securing the control
unit to the mounting plate (Figure 31).
5.
To replace control box, reverse these instructions.
