Invacare 440 manual In-Home Inspect/Adjust Every Six Months

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SECTION 8—MAINTENANCE

❑Ensure that the mast is securely assembled to the boom.

❑Inspect the mast for bends or deflections.

❑Inspect the lift arms and linkage hardware and attachment points.

❑Inspect the lift arms and linkage for bends or deflections.

❑Inspect the bolted joints of the lift arms for wear. Refer to Detecting Wear and Damage on page 32.

❑Ensure that the lift arms are centered between the base legs.

❑Inspect the electric actuator assembly for wear or deterioration. Refer to Detecting Wear and Damage on page 32.

❑Ensure that the electric actuator assembly operates smoothly and quietly.

❑Clean the lift whenever necessary. Regular cleaning will reveal loose or worn parts, enhance smooth operation and extend the life expectancy of the lift.

❑Inspect all sling attachments each time they are used to ensure proper connection and patient safety.

❑Inspect sling material for wear. Refer to Detecting Wear and Damage on page 32.

❑Inspect the straps for wear. Refer to Detecting Wear and Damage on page 32.

❑Check that all labels are present and legible. Replace if necessary.

In-Home Inspect/Adjust Every Six Months

NOTE: For individual home use, a full inspection is required prior to each new user.

❑Inspect caster base for missing hardware.

❑Ensure that the caster base opens/closes with ease.

❑Inspect the casters and axle bolts for tightness.

❑Inspect casters for smooth swivel and roll.

❑Ensure that casters are free of debris.

❑Ensure that the mast is securely assembled to the boom.

❑Inspect the mast for bends or deflections.

❑Inspect the lift arms and linkage hardware and attachment points.

❑Inspect the lift arms and linkage for bends or deflections.

❑Inspect the bolted joints of the lift arms for wear. Refer to Detecting Wear and Damage on page 32.

❑Ensure that the lift arms are centered between the base legs.

❑Inspect the electric actuator assembly for wear or deterioration. Refer to Detecting Wear and Damage on page 32.

❑Ensure that the electric actuator assembly operates smoothly and quietly.

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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 ParametersAssembling the Lift Weight LimitationUsing the Sling General GuidelinesLifting the Patient Operating the LiftTransferring 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 ChargerLocking/Unlocking the Rear Casters OperationIntroduction Operating the Patient LiftRaising/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 TroubleshootingInstitutional Inspect/Adjust Monthly MaintenanceSafety Inspection Checklists Inspect/Adjust InitiallyIn-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