Graham Field MM7014, Mp7074, Mp7114, MM7114, Mp7174 Ccessory Assembly Foot-END Assist BAR, OptIon 1

A ccessory Assembly - Foot-END ASSIST BAR

NOTE: Pre-assembly of the Rail Bracket to the foot section is required	optIon 1
before the Foot-End Assist Bar can be attached. Please see page 19.

1.With the Assist Bar (#1) bracket facing inward toward the bed as shown, align the two holes on the bracket with the first and third holes (from the head-end of the bed) of the pre-welded head deck bracket (#2)

2.For the quick release option, insert the Clevis Pin end of the two Lanyard assemblies (3a) from the outside into the assist bar bracket holes. Insert the hair pins on the opposite end of the lanyard assemblies (3b) into the holes of the clevis pins.

3.For a fixed attachment option, insert two cap screws (#4) from the outside into the assist bar bracket holes. Secure the screws by attaching two Thin Nylon Lock Nuts (#5).Tighten with two 13/16 wrenches.

Order Kit #ZA80350 - Includes Bracket and Hardware

Item #	Qty.	Part #	Description
1	1	999-0803-902G	Assist Bar - Foot End
2	1	999-0786-995	Attach Foot Rail Bracket
		(included)	(see page 19)
not	2	100-4710-003	1.00” Dia. End Cap
shown
Option 1: Quick Release (in Hdw Bag 999-0803-905)
3	2	999-0784-100	Quick Release
			Lanyard Assembly
Option 2: Fixed Attachment (in Hdw Bag 999-0803-905)
4	2	100-5463-004	5/8-11 x 4.50”
			Hex Head Cap Screw
5	2	100-6763-001	5/8-11 Thin Nylon
			Lock Nut

to safely remove Hair pin clip grasp on circular end and pull.

close-up of Hair
pin clip (#8)
inserted into
hole in clevis	1	optIon 2
pin (#7)
		4

5

2

WARNING: The mattress support platform should always be placed in the flat position when not attended.

! When assessing the Risk for Entrapment, you need to consider your bed, mattress, head- and footboards, half rails, assist bars, and other accessories as an entire system. All bed systems are evaluated for compliance to the FDA/CDRH “Hospital Bed System Dimensional and Assessment Guidance to Reduce Entrapment” guidelines.

A resident/patient’s condition could lead to resident/patient entrapment. It is extremely important to review the resident/patient’s physical and mental condition, and initiate an appropriate individual care plan to address any entrapment risks.

Basic American Medical products, a division of GF Health products, Inc. • Matrix II • rev d Manual p20