Invacare 1900S manual Transferring into/out of the Bathing Unit

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SECTION 2—OPERATING THE BATH LIFT

WARNING

Follow the facilities procedure for each individual.

Invacare recommends the use of the safety strap and shoulder harness when using the bath lift. ALWAYS adjust the safety strap and shoulder harness for safety and comfort before transferring the resident onto the chair.

The safety strap should be used when lifting or transferring. Otherwise, the resident may fall from the seat.

6.Raise the lift seat by pressing the Up arrow on the hand pendant to ensure the resident’s feet are off the floor.

7.Unlock the wheels and transfer the resident to the bathing area.

8.Open the door of the bathing unit.

9.Adjust the height of the lift seat so it is slightly higher than the actual seat of the tub.

10.Slowly begin to bring the resident and seat into the open tub (Detail “A”).

NOTE: Approach at an angle roughly 45 degrees to the tub.

11.Place the resident’s feet in the foot well of the tub.

12.Continue guiding the resident and the lift chair into the tub (Detail “B”).

13.Gradually rotate the lift until the support column and push handles are behind and outside the rear rim of the tub and the resident and lift chair are inside the tub (Detail “C”).

Support Column

Push

Handles

DETAIL “A” - BRINGING DETAIL “B”- GUIDING DETAIL “C” - PLACING

FIGURE 2.2 Transferring into/out of the Bathing Unit

14.Once the resident and chair are completely and safely inside the tub, use the hand pendant to lower the lift chair until it is just above the seat of the tub but not touching. Refer to Raising/Lowering the Bath Lift on page 11.

WARNING

Make sure arms and legs are out of the way of the door to avoid pinching either the resident’s or attendant’s limbs in the door.

CAUTION

Make sure the locking handle of the tub is in the fully raised position when the door is being closed.

Fully Raised

Position

1900/1900S Bath Lift

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Contents 1900/1900S Bath Lift Accessories Warning Table of Contents Special Notes MeaningLabel Location Typical Product Parameters Bath Lift 1900/1900SOperating the Lift General GuidelinesLifting/Transferring Electrical Grounding Instructions Performing MaintenancePinch Points Operating the Bath Lift Transferring into/out of the Bathing UnitTransferring into/out of the Bathing Unit Raising/Lowering the Bath Lift Using the Scale Model 1900S onlyEmergency Stop Emergency Lowering Disinfecting the LiftMounting the Battery Charger Disinfecting the LiftCharging the Battery Mounting the Battery ChargerRemoving/Installing the Safety Strap Installing/Removing the Shoulder StrapUsing the Shoulder Strap 12 Using the Shoulder StrapSafety Inspection Checklists Maintenance and TroubleshootingInspect/Adjust Initially and Monthly Cleaning the Lift Care and Maintenance of Bath LiftDetecting Wear and Damage Maintenance Procedures Adjusting Arm Angle and TensionInspecting and Adjusting the Lift Column Inspecting/Tightening the SeatChanging the Scale Battery Model 1900S only Calibrate the 1900 Scale Calibrate the 1900 ScaleTroubleshooting Symptoms Faults SolutionLimited Warranty USA

1900S, 1900 specifications

Invacare is a leading manufacturer of medical equipment and aids for daily living, with the Invacare 1900 and 1900S being two notable models in their lineup of patient lifting solutions. Designed for efficiency and comfort, these models cater to the needs of both healthcare providers and patients.

One of the standout features of the Invacare 1900 series is its exceptional lifting capacity. With a solid construction, the 1900 model can support weights of up to 400 pounds, making it suitable for a wide range of individuals. The 1900S variant enhances this functionality with an innovative spreader bar, allowing for versatile positioning and improved comfort during lifts.

The 1900 series incorporates advanced technologies to facilitate safe and efficient patient transfers. The hydraulic lift system is operated manually via a foot pedal, enabling caregivers to operate the lifter without straining their back or arms. This design promotes ergonomic practices, reducing the risk of injury for caregivers while ensuring patients feel secure during the lift.

Another key characteristic of the Invacare 1900 and 1900S is their maneuverability. They are equipped with swivel casters that provide smooth movement in tight spaces, allowing caregivers to navigate through doorways and around furniture easily. The base of the lift is adjustable, offering the flexibility to accommodate various situations, whether lifting from a bed, wheelchair, or floor.

Both models feature a simple yet robust control mechanism that allows caregivers to operate the lift system effortlessly. The lifting arm can be adjusted to accommodate different patient heights, ensuring a customized and comfortable fit for each individual. Safety is paramount, and the Invacare 1900 series is designed with stability in mind, ensuring peace of mind during use.

Additionally, the durability of the materials used in the construction of the Invacare 1900 and 1900S ensures long-term reliability. These lifts are built to withstand the rigors of daily use in both home and healthcare settings, making them a wise investment.

In summary, the Invacare 1900 and 1900S patient lifts embody the perfect blend of functionality, safety, and ease of use. With their impressive lifting capabilities, advanced ergonomic design, and user-friendly features, they stand out as essential tools in the care of individuals with mobility challenges. These models not only improve the quality of life for patients but also support caregivers in providing safer, more efficient care.
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