1. Patient lifter is a transfer device that allows
patient attendant to transfer patients from bed
to wheelchair or commode...etc. It should not be
used to transport patients.
2. When lifting patient, make sure the base legs
are in the most widely opened position and the
rear caster brakes are engaged. This will
prevent tipping.
3. When battery power goes below 50%, the
controller has an audible “beep” warning.
When the low battery warning is heard, charge
the battery immediately. Please note that a
lifted patient cannot be lowered down when
battery is out of power.
4. Push the “emergency” red button if the control
unit system is not functioning properly.
5. In the event of a power failure, a person can
be lowered by pulling up on the red quick
release lever. (please refer to figure 3)
6. How to charge: (please refer to FIgURE 4)
a. Insert the power cord into the bottom of the
control box and the other end into a wall outlet.
b. The battery is charging when the “charge”
light is illuminated.
c. When the battery charge is completed, the
“charge” light will shut off automatically (on
average, it takes approximately 4 hours to
charge from 50% to 100% capacity).
d. Remove the power supply cord.
e. The lift is now operational.
important safety instructions:j. For transferring to wheelchair, when patient is
seated, push down on boom to slacken hanging
strips of sling. Patient can remain seated in
sling.
k. For commode use, adjust clothing before
moving lift to straddle commode. Keep
hanging strips taut and make sure patient
is in a comfortable position.
FIgure 4
FIgure 3
Align the plug guide line (A),
with the receptacle guide line (B).
Once they are aligned,
connect them together.
HAnD Control
InstAllAtIon
QUICK
RELEASE A
B