Invacare 440 manual Attaching the Kneepad

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SECTION 2—ASSEMBLY

Attaching the Kneepad

WARNING

The kneepad is an integral part of the lift and MUST be attached so that the lift can function correctly and safely.

CAUTION

When connecting the actuator to the boom, DO NOT over-tighten the bolt because this will deform the clevis and restrict the pivot.

NOTE: For this procedure, refer to FIGURE 2.2 on page 13.

1.Connect the top of the actuator to the boom using the bolt provided (Detail “A”).

2.Insert the two posts of the kneepad into the tube retainers of the kneepad receiver while turning the kneepad release lever in a clockwise direction (Detail “B”).

3.Release the kneepad release lever.

4.Slide the kneepad in or out until it is locked into position.

DETAIL “A”

Boom

Actuator

Bolt

	DETAIL “B”
Kneepad	Kneepad	Tube
Release	Receiver	Tube
Lever		Retainer	Kneepad
		Post	Kneepad
		Post
Tube
Retainer	Post

FIGURE 2.2 Attaching the Kneepad

Part No 1141431

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Reliant™ 440

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Contents Reliant Patient Lift Accessories Warning Symbol LegendTable of Contents Using the Patient Lift AS a Standing AID Meaning Special NotesLabel Location Reliant 440 Patient Lift Typical Product ParametersUsing the Sling Weight LimitationGeneral Guidelines Assembling the LiftLifting the Patient Operating the Lift Transferring the Patient Performing MaintenanceAssembling the Patient Lift AssemblyAssembling the Patient Lift Attaching the Kneepad Attaching the KneepadAttaching the Battery Attaching the BatteryMounting the Battery Charger Mounting the Battery ChargerIntroduction OperationOperating the Patient Lift Locking/Unlocking the Rear CastersRaising/Lowering the Patient Lift Using the Emergency StopClosing/Opening Leg Base Primary Emergency Release Activating a Mechanical Emergency ReleaseCharging the Battery Charging the BatteryLifting Preparation Transferring fromLifting the Patient Lifting the Patient Moving the PatientTransferring Patient To Wheelchair Transferring toTransferring Patient To Wheelchair Transferring Patient to BedTransferring Patient to Bed Transferring Patient to Commode Standing Procedure Using the Patient Lift AS a Standing AIDDo not lift the patient Symptoms Faults Solution TroubleshootingSafety Inspection Checklists MaintenanceInspect/Adjust Initially Institutional Inspect/Adjust MonthlyIn-Home Inspect/Adjust Every Six Months Cleaning the Sling and the Lift Care and Maintenance of Stand-Up LiftDetecting Wear and Damage Replacing Electric Actuator This procedure Must be performed by a qualified technicianReplacing Electric Actuator Maintaining the Base AdjustmentFront Caster Replacing the CastersRear Caster USA Limited Warranty