Operation:
These instructions must be followed for correct use of the MiniLift200.
Warning:
Because of the actuator’s squeeze-protector, the lifting arm can fall freely down to the
actuator position.
Press the lifting arm on the stand-up lifter downwards to make sure it supports the lift
actuator before and after all lifting operations.
This must be done, because otherwise there is a risk of injuring the user when the lifting
arm “falls” down.
Operating the MiniLift200 via the hand control:
The MiniLift200 has four functions: up, down, out and in. Press the respective arrow but-
tons (up, down, out or in) for the desired function.
It is not possible to use two functions simultaneously.
NOTE: Make sure the emergency stop button is disengaged.
Setting the lifter in motion:
Push the push bar to set the lifter in motion. This is the safest way to move the stand-up
lifter.
NOTE: A stand-up lifter is not a means of transport.
Moving a person using the MiniLift200:
The width of the lower section must be adjusted to achieve the greatest possible stabil-
ity. This is the safest way to move the stand-up lifter.
NOTE: A stand-up lifter is not a means of transport.
Turning:
To turn the stand-up lifter, stand beside the lifter and grasp the side bar with one hand
and the push handle with the other, pushing with one hand and pulling with the other. Do
this at a calm, steady pace to prevent the user from losing their balance.
Warning: Do not place your hand by the actuator as you risk pinching your fingers.
Use:
The MiniLift200 must only be used for moving people – and only people who do not
weigh more than the specified maximum load (including sling). If the MiniLift200 is used
for loads that exceed the specified maximum load or for lifting anything other than
people, any and all product liability on the part of Handicare A/S Danmark relating to
insurance/guarantee/service will cease.
To avoid accidents or personal injury to the user of the stand-up lifter and to the opera-
tor of the stand-up lifter, the stand-up lifter must be operated as described in points 1
through 5.
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