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User ManualDEALER: This manual MUST be
User ManualDEALER: This manual MUST be given to the user of this product.USER: BEFORE using this product, read this manual and save for future reference.Invacare products, parts, and services, please visit www.invacare.com.auTABLE OF CONTENTSPart No. 1155394Roze Stand Up Patient LiftSYMBOL LEGEND ..............................................................................................2SPECIAL NOTES ...
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.............................................................................................5 .............................................................................................6RS ..................................................................................7IDELINES ...................................................................9Weight Limitation..........Assembling the Lift.........Using the
Sling.................Operating the Lift
Sling.................Operating the Lift...........Lifting the Patient................10Transferring the Patient..........10Performing Maintenance...................10LY ...................................................................................11Assembling the Patient Lift.........................................11ly to the Base...............................11the Mast Assembly......................11ssem
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bly........................................11Wall...........................12Charger to the Mast Assembly...........................12ATION ...............................................................................13...................13Locking/Unlocking the Rear Casters...................13Raising/Lowering the Patient Lift.........................13Closing/Opening the Legs...................................
..13Using the Emergency Stop............
..13Using the Emergency Stop..............13Activating a Mechanical Emergency Release...................14Charging the Battery...............14HE PATIENT .................................................................15Positioning the Stand Up Lift.....................................15Lifting the Patient................16Moving the Patient...................17 THE PATIENT .......................................
..............18Transferring to a Commod
..............18Transferring to a Commode..............19ir...................................20Transferring to a Bed..............20HOOTING ....................................................................21Part No. 1155394Roze Stand Up Patient LiftSignalwordsusedthishazardswhichinjurytabledefinitionssignalwords.NOTICETHE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.Most elect
ronic equipment is influenced by Radio F
ronic equipment is influenced by Radio Frequency the use of portable communicaround such equipment. If RFI causes erratic behavior, PUSH the RED Emergency Stop Button MAINTENANCESIGNAL WORDMEANINGDANGERDanger indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.WARNINGWarning indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in dea
th or serious injury.Caution indicates a
th or serious injury.Caution indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in property damage or minor injury or both.Roze Stand Up Patient LiftPart No. 1155394FIGURE2.1 Roze Stand Up Patient LiftRoze Stand Up Patient LiftPart No. 1155394Beforepositioninglegsliftmakesurepatientswayotherwiseoccur.comfortshouldmademovingPatientshouldoutsideslingstraps.Beforepatientobject(whee
lchair,commodeslightlyraisepatientobject
lchair,commodeslightlyraisepatientobjectcheckslingsecure.attachmentnotcorrect,lowercorrectproblem,raisecheckDuringtransfer,withsuspendedattachedlift,casteroverunevensurfaceswouldcreatepatientandcouldpatientover.steeringhandlemastpushlift.InvacarerecommendsrearswivelcastersONLYwhenpositioningremovingslingassistaroundInvacareNOTrecommendlockingrearcasterspatientliftwhenindividual.DoingcouldendangerInvacareDOESrecomm
endrearcastersduringproceduresliftwhenpa
endrearcastersduringproceduresliftwhenpatientinitiallyliftedchair,stationaryobject.Beforecheckproductsweightcapacitywithstandpatientweight.wheellockslockedloweringpatienttransport.maintenanceliftsnecessaryproperoperation.monthsoperation,pivotfastenerswear.metalworn,replaced.Performeverymonthsthereafter.overtightenmountinghardware.Thiswilldamagemountingbrackets.requireinspectionseverymonthscheckandwear.Roze Stan
d Up Patient LiftPart No. 1155394Attach
d Up Patient LiftPart No. 1155394Attaching the Battery Charger NOTE:thisprocedure,referFIGURE2.4.1.Placebatterybracketwalldesired2.Withthemiddle3.Measuredownpencildrill4.Installbottomscrewuntilthereapproximatebetweenscrewwall.5.Putchargermountingbracketontomountingscrew.6.Drillothertwomountingholes.7.Screwmountingscrewschargermountingbracketintowall.Tightensecurely.Make sure there is an proper mounting. Otherwis
e, injury or damage 8.Putchargermountin
e, injury or damage 8.Putchargermounting9.Plugchargerelectricaloutlet.LEDbatterycharger.sure to unplug the battery charger from the wall unplug the battery chargeprocedure,referFIGURE2.5.1.Removetwopiecescoveringmountingholesmastassembly.2.Inserthookscrewsmountingholes.3.Tightenhookscrews.4.Mountchargermountingbrackethookscrews.5.Chargebattery.Emergencypage14.FIGURE2.4 Attaching the Battery Charger Mounting
Bracket to the WallFIGURE2.5 Attaching
Bracket to the WallFIGURE2.5 Attaching the Battery Charger to the Mast AssemblyMounting BracketBOTTOM Mounting ScrewBattery and Battery Charger shown in place on mast assemblyPart No. 1155394Roze Stand Up Patient LiftSECTION 4LIFTING THE PATIENTngers clear of moving of different manufacturers.sling during transfer pog instructions on the paBleached, torn, cut, frayed or broken slings are unsafe and their
use could result in injury or damage. DO
use could result in injury or damage. DO NOT move the patient if the patient sling is not properly connected to the attachment points on the patient lift. Check that the patient sling is properly connected to the attachment points BEFORE During transfer, with ded in the patient sling, DO NOT roll the base of the patient lift over any uneven surfacesReferOwnersManual,formoreinformation.procedure,referFIGURE4.1.Re
ferpage9beforeproceedingandobserveBefor
ferpage9beforeproceedingandobserveBeforeundersureareaclearanyobstructions.The legs of the stand up lift MUST be in the maximum open position for optimum stability and safety. If it is necessary to close the legs to maneuver the stand up lift under a bed, close the legs onposition the stand up lift over the patient and lift the patient off the surface of the bed. When the legs of the stand up lift are no longer u
nder the bed, return the legs to the ma
nder the bed, return the legs to the maximum open position.1.Presslegsopenhandcontrolopenlegsmaximumopenposition.FIGURE4.1 DOWN ButtonUP ButtonHand ControlLegs Open ButtonLegs Close ButtonRoze Stand Up Patient LiftPart No. 1155394SECTION 5TRANSFERRING THE PATIENTDO NOT attempt any transfer of a patient without the approval of the patients physician, nurse DO NOT move the patient if the sling is not pro
perly connected to the attachment points
perly connected to the attachment points of the stand up lift. Check that the sling is properly connected to the attachment points prior to lifting a patient. If any attachments are not properly in place, correct the problem. When the sling is elevated a few inches off the stationary surface and before moving the patient, check again to make sure that all sling attachments are secure. If any attachments are not pr
operly in place, lower the patient back
operly in place, lower the patient back onto Adjustments for safety and comfort should be made before moving the patient. The patient's casters could cause the stand close the legs of the as it takes to move through the passage. When the stand up lift is through the passamum open position. If it is necessary to close the legs to maneuver the stand up lift under egs only as long maximum open position.Be sure to ch
eck the sling attachments each time the
eck the sling attachments each time the sling is removed and replaced to ensure that it useassistantevaluationhealthprofessionaleachindividualPart No. 1155394Roze Stand Up Patient LiftTransferring to a Commode Invacare recommends locking the rear swivel casters only when positioning or removing the procedure,referFIGURE5.1.1.Liftfromside2.Presscontrolelevateenoughclearcommodechair.Theirweightwill3.Guideonto
commodechair.Thisrequiretwoassistants.4.
commodechair.Thisrequiretwoassistants.4.Pressdownlowerpatientontocommodechair.5.Lockrearswivelcastersstandlift.6.Performonefollowing:StandingunhookfrompointsTransporti.Unhookslingpointsii.Liftpatientslegsremovesupportsfromiii.Ifdesired,unhookslingpointscanremainusing7.Instructassistlifting8.Removefromaround9.Unlockrearcasterspullstandawaycommode.10.Whencomplete,recheckcorrect11.Topatientcommode.FIGURE5.1 Tran
sferring to a CommodeRoze Stand Up Pat
sferring to a CommodeRoze Stand Up Patient LiftPart No. 1155394procedure,referFIGURE5.2.1.Ensurethelegspatientslingopenposition.openmaximumopenposition.2.Moveposition.3.Engagewheelthewheelchairpreventmovementchair(DetailA).DO NOT place the patient in the wheelchair if the locks are not engaged. The wheelchair wheel locks on before lowering the 4.Positionoverwheelchair5.Pressthedownbuttonlowerintowheelchair.
Lock the rear swivel casters ONLY when
Lock the rear swivel casters ONLY when position-ing or removing the sling (standing or transfer) from around the patient. Otherwise, injury may occur.6.Lockrearswivel7.Unhooklift.8.InstructliftAssistnecessary.9.Removefromaround10.Unlockrearcasterspullstandawaywheelchair.FIGURE5.2 Transferring the Patient to a Wheelchaircenterprovidesstabilitymakingmoresecureeasier1.Positionovertransferredfromsurfacethanpressar
rowbuttonraiseabovesurfacebed.shouldelev
rowbuttonraiseabovesurfacebed.shouldelevatedclearbedsupported2.PressdownlowerpatientInvacare recommends locking the rear swivel casters ONLY when positioning or removing the sling from around the patient.3.Lockrearswivel4.Unhookstandingslingpointslift.5.Instructpatientliftpatientnecessary.6.Removeslingaround7.UnlockrearcastersstandliftawayfromWheel DETAIL ADETAIL BPart No. 1155394Roze Stand Up Patient Li
ftSECTION 6TROUBLESHOOTINGNOTE:problem
ftSECTION 6TROUBLESHOOTINGNOTE:problemsareremediedthemeans,pleasecontactyourInvacareSYMPTOMSFAULTSSOLUTIONNoisy or dry sound from pivots.Needs lubrication.Refer to Lubricating the Lift on page23.Electric actuator fails to lift when button is Hand-control or actuator Battery low.RED emergency stop button pressed IN.Battery not connected properly to control box.The connecting terminals are service or load is too
high.Charge batteries. Refer to Primary
high.Charge batteries. Refer to Primary Emer-gency Release on page14.Rotate RED emergency stop button CLOCKWISE until it pops out. Reconnect the battery to the control box. Refer to Primary Emergency Releasepage14.Replace the battery pack. Refer to Primary Emergency Release on page14.Refer to Replacing the Electric Actuatorpage23.Unusual noise from lift arm actuator.Actuator is worn or damaged or spindle is
bent.Refer to Replacing the Electric Act
bent.Refer to Replacing the Electric Actuatorpage23.Lift arms will not lower in uppermost position.Lift arms require a minimum weight load to lower from the Pull down slightly on the lift arms.Legs dont open and close properly.Leg actuators may be worn or damaged or spindle is bent.Refer to Replacing the Leg Actuatorspage25.Part No. 1155394Roze Stand Up Patient LiftNOTE:thisprocedure,referFIGURE7.2NOTE:legsp
atientliftcloseproperly,maynecessaryrepl
atientliftcloseproperly,maynecessaryreplace1.Testlegs:Pressbuttonhandlegs.Presscontrolopenlegs.2.Whiletipliftuntilrestsfloor.NOTE:necessaryremovebothbeforeremovingthelargecover.3.Removesixteenscrewsthatattachcovers4.RemovescrewsthatattachthelargecoverNOTE:leftrightpatientliftproperly,performfollowingstepssidenecessaryreplaceactuator.legsproperly,performreplacementproceduresidesthe5.Locateactuatorwires.NOTE:wires
visiblelargeremoved.6.Removesocketwasher
visiblelargeremoved.6.Removesocketwasherattachactuator7.Atactuator,removesocketheadscrewattachactuatorbracket.8.Ifnecessary,STEPSsideremovelegactuator.9.Toactuator(s),reverseSTEPSFIGURE7.2 Small Base CoverMast HandlesBOTTOM VIEW OF PATIENT LIFTLarge Base Cover(eight screws attach each small base cover)Pan head screw (eight screws attach the large base cover)LegCasterPart No. 1155394Roze Stand Up Patient