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fig. I
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5. TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
DE
DE
The device does not unblock from open or closed
position during the opening or closing procedure.
Difficulties extracting and inserting the telescopic
handles (PRO SKID-E and PRO SKID-E MAX
models).
The headrest extendible handle does not block in
open position.
Difficulties in controlling the device during
downstairs transport.
Structural damage.
6. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
6.1 CLEANING
Failure to carry out cleaning operations may involve the risk of cross infection due to the presence of secretions and/or residuals.
The operator must always wear adequate personal protection such as gloves and mask etc. during all checking and cleaning procedures.
The metal parts exposed to external influences are treated superficially and/or painted in order to obtain better resistance. Clean the exposed parts with delicate soap and
a sponge and dry with a soft cloth. In order to obtain a shiny finish of the frame parts, use shiny creams and waxes for vehicles. We advice the use of the polishing detergent
Spencer STX 99.
Do not use high-pressure water. It may penetrate joints and eliminate lubricants, increasing the risk of corrosion of components.
Rinse carefully with warm water to remove all traces of detergents. Failure to do so could compromise the product and its life span. The device must be left to dry completely
before storage. To dry the product after washing, or if used in a humid atmosphere, do not use direct sources of heat or flame.
6.2 MAINTENANCE
Establish a maintenance program and periodic testing, identifying an reference employee. The person who carries out the maintenance of the appliance has to guarantee the
basic requirements indicated by the Manufacturer in the following paragraphs.
All maintenance activities, both precautionary and special, must be registered on documents including technical reports about operations. This register has to be kept for a
period of at least 10 years after the disposal of the device itself. This register will be made available to the Competent Authorities and/or Manufacturer if requested.
With reference to the Regulation UE 2017/745, we remind both public and private operators that they are obliged to report any accident that involves any medical device
to the Ministry of Health and to the Manufacture as specified and within time given by the European regulations. In addition, both public and private operators are
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4.3.3 Patient transport on stairways - Downstairs
1 - Apply the procedure described in paragraph 4.3.1.
2 - Grab the main handle firmly with both hands and let the patient sit on the chair. Make sure during this opera-
tion that both front Ø 100 mm wheels touch the ground.
3 - Secure the patient to the device using the special safety belts for the head and the body.
4 - Move close to the stairs and position on the side with the handrail. The first operator always keeps his hands
on the handle firmly and follows the downstairs movement of the device, maintaining continual speed control
and grip for a safe downstairs movement.
The second operator should not be in front of the device (in front of the patient), but on the side of the device
and to a certain distance (a few steps down), he must drive down operations in an optimal manner and must
be prepared to intervene if necessary, without ever compromising his safety.
5 - Maintain a constant pressure in downward direction. This will improve the stability of the device (fig. H).
6 - When the descent has terminated, position the wheels correctly on the surface in order to guarantee safe
and easy horizontal maneuvering.
4.3.4 Patient transport on stairways - Upstairs (PRO SKID-E and PRO SKID-E MAX MODELS ONLY)
This operation is possible with the PRO SKID-E model only.
1 - Apply the procedure described in paragraph 4.3.1.
2 - Secure the patient to the device using the special safety belts for the head and the body.
3 - The first operator behind the device, has to block the rear handles (fig. G), rotating the hook downwards and
fixing it to the hinge between slide and frame (fig. E - F).
4 - The second operator, in front of the chair, has to grab the front telescopic handles at the front and move them
by pushing the button.
5 - Using adequate lifting techniques, the operators must simultaneously lift the chair and start transport (fig. I).
For this type of transport the presence of a third operator is recommended in order to guide the other
two.
CAUSE
The functional geometry has been compromised or
damaged.
Presence of foreign bodies in the slide or breakage in
aluminium part.
Breakage of springs of the blocking system.
Damage of the sliding belt system.
Improper use or untrained personnel.
REMEDY
Try complete lubrication and check if the problem has
been solved; if not, take immediately the device out of
service and contact the Spencer customer care service
Clean accurately; if this does not solve the problem, do
not use the device for upstairs transport and contact
the Spencer customer care service.
Take the device immediately out of service and contact
the Spencer customer care service.
Take the device immediately out of service and contact
the Spencer customer care service.
Take the device immediately out of service and contact
the Spencer customer care service.
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