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RE-ORDER CODE
IM - 17398/9 PR
PRO-MED
PAT IE N T L IF TING
DISTRIBUTED BY:
Version 2.06
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
17398 &17399
Pro-Med Australia Pty Ltd
ABN:71 072 489 484
PO Box 5098, Cheltenham East, Victoria 3192, Australia
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Contents
Preface ................................................... 1
Pro-Med Credentials ................... 2
Warranty ..................................... 3
Key to Symbols ........................... 4
Getting Started ...................................... 5
Documentation ............................. 6
Assembly Instructions .................. 7
Features ................................................. 9
Overview ................................... 10
Specifications ............................ 11
Mechanical Features ................ 12
Electrical Features ..................... 14
Slings ........................................ 16
Lifting ................................................... 17
Safety Precautions .................... 18
Suitable Slings for Stand-Up
Transfers ................................... 19
Lifting Procedure ....................... 23
Moving the Patient .................... 24
Partial Weight Bearing Gait
Training ...................................... 25
Peparing for Gait Training ......... 26
Suitable Slings for Gait Training 27
Maintenance ........................................ 29
MOBILETTE Mobil Control Unit..30
Recharging ............................... 34
Sling Care ................................. 35
Lifter Maintenance .................... 36
Trouble Shooting ...................... 57
Distributors ......................................... 59
Log Book ............................................. 63
Notes ................................................... 68
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Notes
Preface
Pro-Med Credentials ............................... 2
Warranty .................................................. 3
Key to Symbols ....................................... 4
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Preface
Log Book
Pro-Med designs and manufactures quality
engineered patient lifting equipment for the care
of the infIrm and disabled in hospitals, nursing
homes and home care.
Service Type
Condition Report
Pre-Delivery
Minor
Periodic
Inspection
Major
Date
Action Taken
Inspected By
PRO-MED Credentials
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Australian Therapeutic Goods Listing, Certificate of Listing AUST L 42882
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Lifting capacities 127kg/280lb to 272kg/600lb. Engineering safety factor
exceeds European Standards.
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Each machine is operated by leading edge electrical or hydraulic technology.
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FDA Listing A804934 (USA)
Signature
FDA Registration 9613615 (USA)
CE Mark (European Union Listing)
Global operations for in-warranty and out-of-warranty service support.
Each finished lifter is individually tested in our laboratory. No lifter is delivered
without a signed Quality Test Certificate bearing the serial number of that unit.
Service Type
Condition Report
Pre-Delivery
Minor
Periodic
Inspection
Major
Date
Complete range of slings and supports designed and manufactured by
Pro-Med using medical quality padding and fabrics.
Action Taken
Inspected By
The Australian Government endorses Pro-Med for its medical equipment
export marketing program.
Signature
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Log Book
Preface
Warranty
Service Type
Condition Report
Pre-Delivery
Minor
Periodic
Inspection
Major
Pro-Med Australia Pty Ltd warrants its products to be free from defects in material
and workmanship under normal use and service and will, within the periods stated
below from the date of purchase, repair or replace, without cost to the original
customer, any part, assembly, or portion thereof which shall be returned to
Pro-Med and from our inspection, shows to be defective.
Patient Lifter including Electronics / Hydraulics .... 2 years
Ceiling Track Hoists .............................................. 1 year
Date
Weighing Devices ................................................. 1 year
Accessories on Lifter ............................................ 2 years
Action Taken
Inspected By
Slings .................................................................... 1 year
Batteries ................................................................ 3 months
Signature
No warranty claim shall apply where the product or any part thereof has been
altered, varied, modified, or damaged either accidentally or through improper or
negligent use, or repaired or serviced by any persons not accredited by the
Authorised Distributor. Pro-Med Slings void warranty if not laundered as per
instructions on the Sling Label.
Service Type
It is the responsibility of the Purchaser to train and instruct new staff on the proper
use of the products. Warning: It is the responsibility of the Purchaser to select the
appropriate Pro-Med Lifter and Pro-Med Sling to address the lifting needs of an
individual. An incorrect selection may cause injury. If in doubt, seek input from a
suitably qualified therapist.
Condition Report
Pre-Delivery
Minor
Periodic
Inspection
Major
Pro-Med disclaims any responsibility for accidents, mishaps or injury caused by
the combination of Pro-Med products with another manufacturer’s equipment.
Date
Action Taken
Inspected By
Signature
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Preface
Log Book
Key to Symbols
The following symbols are used on lifter and attachment labels:
The symbol required to be displayed on regulated products for sale
on the European Market. It indicates that the product complies with
applicable European Directives related to health, safety, environment
and consumer protection.
SWL
Safe Working Load. Represents the maximum load the lifter is rated
at for safe operation.
Service Type
Condition Report
Pre-Delivery
Minor
Periodic
Inspection
Major
Date
The following symbols are used on sling labels and relate to washing
instructions:
Action Taken
Wash at maximum
temperature 60o C
(140o F) permanent
press cycle.
Wash at maximum
temperature 85o C
(198o F) permanent
press cycle.
Inspected By
Do not dry clean.
Dry cleanable.
Signature
Do not tumble dry.
Service Type
Do not use bleach.
Condition Report
Do not iron.
Please refer to individual sling labels for complete instructions regarding washing
and laundering.
Pre-Delivery
Minor
Periodic
Inspection
Major
Date
Action Taken
Inspected By
Signature
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Log Book
TO BE COMPLETED AFTER EACH INSPECTION/SERVICE
Service Type
Condition Report
Pre-Delivery
Minor
Periodic
Inspection
Major
Getting Started
Documentation ....................................... 6
Date
Assembly Instructions ............................ 7
Action Taken
Inspected By
Signature
Service Type
Condition Report
Pre-Delivery
Minor
Periodic
Inspection
Major
Date
Action Taken
Inspected By
Signature
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Getting Started
Documentation
With each lifter you should receive the following
documents:
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Log Book
this Instruction Manual;
a Test Certificate; and
a Warranty / Registration Card.
Customer Name
Customer Address
Warranty/Registration Card
The tear-off Registration Card must be completed and
returned to Pro-Med within fourteen days of purchase.
Product Name
Serial No
Date of Purchase
Warranty Period
Distributed By
Check List
Owner:
•
Ensure the patient lifter is serviced regularly
(refer Lifter Maintenance, page 36).
•
Contact an Authorised Pro-Med Distributor /
Service Agent immediately if there are any
problems with the operation of the patient
lifter.
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Record any repairs required.
•
Withdraw the patient lifter from service if
inspection reveals that user safety is
jeopardised in any way from use of the
patient lifter.
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Ensure the Log Book is completed and
signed.
Ensure ongoing servicing after the Warranty
Period is maintained by agreement between
you and an Authorised Pro-Med Distributor /
Service Agent.
Authorised Pro-Med Distributor /
Service Agent:
•
Ensure the patient lifter is serviced in
accordance with the Manufacturer’s
recommendations.
•
Ensure the Log Book is completed and
signed.
•
Record any repairs required.
•
Advise the Owner to withdraw the patient
lifter from service if inspection reveals that
user safety is jeopardised in any way from
use of the patient lifter.
•
Ensure ongoing servicing after the Warranty
Period is maintained by agreement between
you and the Owner.
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Distributors
Getting Started
INTERNATIONAL
Assembly Instructions
Canada
All Pro-Med lifters are fully assembled, load tested and certified at the factory
before being partially dismantled for shipping. Follow these instructions to assemble
your Pixel Rehab lifter.
BBB Enterprises
9620 62 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, T6E OE2
Tel: (1780) 435 4951 Fax: (1780) 437 0185
1.
Attach the castors
New Zealand
2.
Attach Push Handle to column using 4 x M6 Button Head Screws
Active Rehab Equipment
254 Church Street, Penrose, Auckland
Tel: (649) 622 4070 Fax: (649) 622 4201
3.
For Manual Leg Spread only: Insert the Adjuster Handle through the
Wire Retainer on the Push Handle and into the socket of the Adjuster Lever.
4.
For Manual Leg Spread only: Check the operation of the Adjuster
Mechanism to ensure the Adjuster Handle engages in the three detents but
still moves freely.
Rehab Equipment Company
260 King Edward Street, Dunedin
Tel: (643) 455 3321 Fax: (643) 453 4157
United Kingdom
Harvest Healthcare
110 Rutland Road, Neepsand, Sheffield, S3 9PJ
Tel: (441144) 270 1160 Fax: (44114) 273 9716
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Ensure that the Antler Tilt Locking Bolt, preventing the Antlers from
being lowered to a storage position, is wound in before clinical use.
See diagram overleaf
USA
Alpha Modalities
700 NW 42nd Street Suite 207, Seattle, Washington 98107
Tel: 1800 273 5749 Fax: 1206 374 2476
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Getting Started
Distributors
Victoria
Linds Rehabilitation Equipment
58-60 Star Crescent, Hallam, Vic, 3803
Tel: (03) 9796 3399
Western Australia
River Abilities
29 Alexandra Place, Bentley, WA, 6102
Tel: (08) 9350 6600 Fax: (08) 9451 8281
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Distributors
AUSTRALIA
New South Wales / ACT
Active Mobility Systems
30 James Street, Lidcombe, NSW, 2141
Tel: (02) 9649 2111 Fax: (02) 9749 2889
Features
Northern Territory
Mobility & Rehabilitation Services (North)
Unit 7 / 1808 Hardy Road, Berimah (11mile), NT, 0828
Tel: (08) 8932 1900 Fax: (08) 8932 1922
Mobility & Rehabilitation Services (South)
6 Foggart Street, Alice Springs, NT, 0828
Tel: (08) 8952 3599 Fax: (08) 8952 4833
Overview .............................................. 10
Specifications ....................................... 11
Mechanical Features ............................ 12
Electrical Features ............................... 14
Slings .................................................. 16
South Australia
Grajen Medical Aids
98 Churchill Road, Prospect, SA, 5082
Tel: (08) 8344 4666 Fax: (08) 8344 7879
Queensland
Active Medical Supplies
35 Southgate Avenue, Cannon Hill, Qld, 4170
Tel: (07) 3899 8887 Fax: (07) 3890 2889
Independent Living Solutions
8 Keane Street, Currajong, Townsville, Qld, 4812
Tel: (07) 4728 1200 Fax: (07) 4728 1201
Medtech Mobility Equipment
18 Prescott Street, Toowoomba, Qld, 4350
Tel: (07) 4639 3977 Fax: (07) 4659 5953
Tasmania
Tasmanian Medical Supplies
40 Brisbane Street, Hobart, Tas, 7000
Tel: (03) 6234 9777 Fax: (03) 6234 8452
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Features
Overview
The Pro-Med Pixel Rehab is a versatile stand-up lifter.
The Pixel Rehab is designed to assist with the standing of patients who are able to
weight bear to some extent. With a choice of sling styles, the Pixel Rehab can
stand a patient in a traditional (lay-back) stand-up lifter motion, or it can better
replicate a natural standing action by first leaning the upper body forward from the
back and hips. From this position, and with the smooth continuous action of the
sling lifting straps, the patient achieves a fully upright, comfortably supported stance.
This action provides for a positive, but gentle form of rehabilitation during every
day use.
Distributors
In addition, the Pixel Rehab features a removable footplate enabling the Pixel
Rehab to be used for walking assistance and gait training.
An optional transfer seat assists safe and convenient transport over short distances.
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Maintenance
Features
Specifications
Fault
Actuator
switches off
during operation
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Cause
Actuator overload in load direction
Remedy
Reduce the actuator load
Batteries are nearly empty, LED flashes
yellow when a button is pressed
Recharge the batteries or replace
the battery pack
The batteries are empty, the LED flashes
yellow and an audible signal is heard
when a button is pressed (battery deepdischarge protection)
Do not continue to operate the device!
Recharge the battery immediately or
replace the battery pack.
Model
Product Code
Capacity
Configuration
Base size, max open
HxWxL
Pixel Rehab
17398 (Manual Leg Spread)
Base size, closed
HxWxL
130 x 540 x 930mm (5 x 21 x 36.5in)
Minimum Height
1560mm (61.5in)
Maximum Height
2160mm (85in)
Minimum storage space
HxWxL
1560 x 645 x 930mm (61.5 x 25.5 x 36.5in)
Frame Material
Castors
Size
Brakes
Weight
Safe for Bathroom Use
Lift Mechanism
Lift Speed
Lift Duration
Pivoting Frame
Effective Lifting Range
Epoxy coated steel
Twin Wheel
100mm (4in)
Yes – Rear
58kg (128lb)
Yes
17399 (Electric Leg Spread)
150kg (3300lb)
130 x 1020 x 930mm (5 x 40 x 36.5in)
120mm/second (4.5in/second)
10 seconds
Low 15cm (6in)
1200mm (47in)
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Features
Maintenance
Mechanical Features
Trouble Shooting
Leg Spread Adjuster (Manual Leg Spread Model)
Before trouble shooting ensure that:
• the actuator is not in operation
The legs of the base can be widened by pushing the Leg
Spread Adjuster Handle (located at the rear of the machine)
to the left. For example, when lifting a patient from a chair,
the base may need widening to straddle the legs of a chair.
•
•
the actuator is free from load, and
that maintenance procedures have been checked and followed.
Electrical
Fault
None of the
actuators are
working
Cause
The EMERGENCY STOP has been
pressed
The Pixel Rehab Sling should first be fitted to the patient
and then the Carabiner Clips at the end of the Pixel Rehab’s
lifting cords attached to the sling by fastening them to the
webbing loops on the sling.
The Pixel Rehab comes with high quality locking castors
at the rear. These castors are easily operated by foot and
keep the lifter stationary when required.
Removable Footplate
The footplate can be easily removed for walking assistance
and gait training.
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Remedy
Check plugs on the control devices and
re-insert.
Unlock the EMERGENCY STOP button
by turning it.
Sling Attachment
Locking Castors
Trouble shooting should be
performed by someone that is
familiar with both the use and
mechanism of the lifter and general
electrics. If in doubt, contact your
supplier to arrange a service call.
Deep-discharge protection of the control
unit has been activated (display flashes
yellow, control unit emits an audible signal
when buttons are pressed)
Charge the batteries
No batteries in place
Insert batteries
Battery does not make contact
Check that the batteries are fitted
correctly and check their position
Poor plug contact in the control device
plug
Check the plug on the control device and
re-insert
or
replace the battery pack.
Poor plug contact in the actuator
Check the motor plug and re-insert
Actuator cable faulty
Check the cable and replace the actuator
if necessary
The batteries will The battery is full (LED lights up green)
not charge
Subsequent charging can be restarted by
briefly disconnecting the mains supply or
the battery
An individual
actuator is not
working.
Batteries not inserted or inserted
inadequately (LED lights up green)
Insert batteries and check position
Display unlit
Check the mains cable and mains
adapter for good plug contact
Check the mains cable and mains adapter
for damage
Check the power supply (domestic fuse)
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Maintenance
Features
Antler Tilt
The angle of the Antlers can be adjusted into two positions
appropriate for stand-up lifting or gait training.
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Features
Maintenance
Electrical Features
BRAKE SUB-ASSEMBLY
Handset
The Pixel Rehab’s lifting mechanism is controlled through
the use of a handset.
Up/Down
Base Adjuster
Up/down, and adjustment of the base width for the Electric
Leg Spread model, is attained by pressing the buttons on
the face of the handset.
The handset connects to the contol unit via a curly cord
lead. Do not over-stretch this lead as damage may occur
thus rendering the Pixel Rehab inoperative.
Leg Spread Adjuster (Electric Leg Spread Model)
The leg spread adjustment mechanism is also controlled
through the handset. This allows the carer to alter the
width of the base of the lifter while approaching a chair. A
single hand control means less fuss in preparation of the
lift. The front castors move while the rear castors remain
stationary.
Actuator
The actuator is fitted with a built-in brake ensuring self
locking of the spindle thus preventing the actuator creeping
down and, a safety nut preventing the actuator from
overloading.
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Maintenance
Features
Recharging Station
The Pixel Rehab is fitted with a power source that is
recharged by plugging into any power point when the lifter
is not in use and may be left plugged-in at any time for topup charging. The removable battery pack also allows an
optional wall charger to be used. The combination of an
optional wall mount battery charger and extra battery pack
allows for continous use in institutions. The advanced
electronic control and power system ensures silent, reliable
and safe patient lifting. Emergency stop and lowering
functions provide the carer with complete confidence.
Control Unit
Battery Pack
The control box is connected to the handset, the actuator
and the battery pack, and governs the electrical workings
of the Pixel Rehab. Circuitry includes overload protection
for the actuator, visible LED display for low battery status
and an audible deep - discharge protection signal`.
Charge
Indicator
Emergency
Stop
Emergency
Down
The sophisticated control unit comes in two parts: the
control box and the battery pack.
Control Box
A large emergency stop button overrides all control box
functions. If the handset fails to operate, an emergency
down switch can be activated by pressing with a ball point
pen tip where indicated.
The battery pack is removable and needs to be recharged
regularly for extended battery life and optimum
performance.
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Features
Maintenance
Slings
Sizing
Slings for use with the Pixel Rehab are available in three styles:
•
•
•
Pixel Rehab Classic Sling
Pixel Rehab Sling - Buckle or Velcro Fastening
Walking Sling (for gait training only)
Sling labels clearly identify the size and style of the Pixel Rehab Slings. Each label
also states the SWL (Safe Working Load).
Materials
All Pro-Med slings are manufactured from the highest quality materials available.
Fabrics are 100% polyester and are woven specifically for the application.
Labels
Every Pro-Med sling comes with a sewn on label. Refer to this label if you are
unsure of the style of sling you have. Washing instructions are also detailed on the
label.
Custom Slings
Pro-Med design and manufacture a comprehensive range of lifting and support
slings. Pro-Med can also make custom slings to meet specific requirements.
17399 Pixel Rehab (Electric Leg Spread)
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Maintenance
Lifting
Safety Precautions ............................... 18
Suitable Slings for Stand-Up Transfers 19
Lifting Procedure .................................. 23
Moving the Patient ............................... 24
Partial Weight Bearing Gait Training .... 25
Preparing for Gait Traing ...................... 26
Suitalbe Slings for Gait Training ........... 27
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Lifting
Maintenance
!
Safety Precautions
Please read and understand the following before using
a Pro-Med patient lifter:
•
Pro-Med patient lifters are designed to transfer
people distances spanning no more than a few
metres - typically bed to chair or chair to chair,
i.e. transfers occurring in the same room. To
transport a patient distances further than a few
metres, Pro-Med recommends the use of the
optional Transport Seat attachment with the Pixel
Rehab or to transfer the patient to a wheelchair or
trolley first.
•
Pro-Med patient lifters are designed to be operated
on level surfaces. Operating a Pro-Med patient
lifter on an incline can be very dangerous as the
lifter becomes difficult to handle and the load
unstable.
•
Do not use Pro-Med products with other brands
of patient lifters / slings unless specified.
IMPORTANT: THE SUITABILITY OF A STAND-UP LIFTER
FOR A PARTICULAR PATIENT MAY VARY, EVEN ON A DAYTO-DAY BASIS. THEREFORE, COMFORT AND SECURITY
OF A PATIENT WHEN USING A STAND-UP LIFTER
SHOULD BE CONSTANTLY ASSESSED.
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Maintenance
Lifting
17399 Pixel Rehab (Electric Leg Spread)
Suitable Slings for Stand-Up Transfers
Product Code Description
Qty
73
MG002
ELS ACTUATOR MOUNTING PIN
1
74
NUT002
NUT - M10 NYLOC INSERT LOCKNUT
6
75
NUT003
NUT - M10 NYLOC INSERT LOCK NUT TYPE P
4
76
NUT004
NUT - M8 NYLOC
1
77
NUT009
NUT - M12 NYLOC INSERT LOCKNUT
4
78
NUT018
LOCKNUT - M10 HEX
2
79
80
NUT019
SCR002
LOCKNUT - M10 HEX L/H
SCREW - M10 X 30 LG COUNTERSUNK HEAD
2
2
81
SCR009
SCREW- M10 x 20 LG HEX HEAD
1
82
SCR021
SCREW - 10AB X 3/4" XRECESS S/T
2
83
SCR022
SCREW - M8 x 20 LG SOCKET BUTTON SCREW
5
Two different sling styles are available for stand-up transfers with the Pixel Rehab:
The Pixel Rehab Sling
This innovative sling is suitable for a traditional stand-up lift but is also recommended
for use in rehabilitation applications.
BASIC LIFT
With the leg straps folded up, the sling allows a simple
and fast transfer with a traditional (lay-back) stand-up lifter
action.
84
SCR029
SCREW - M5 x 6 LG SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW
3
85
SCR033
SCREW - M6 x 20 LG PAN HEAD SET SCREW
2
86
SCR045
SCREW - M12 X 20 LG BUTTON HEAD CAP SCREW
4
Fitting the Sling to a Patient
87
SCR047
SCREW - M10 X 55 LG SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW
4
88
SCR048
SCREW - M12 x 80 LG SHCS (LOW HEAD)
2
• Fit the sling to the paitent before wheeling the lifter into
position to carry out the lift.
89
90
SCR049
WAS008
SCREW - M6 x 12 LG SOCKET BUTTONHEAD SCREW 4
WASHER - M8 STANDARD
2
91
WAS010
WASHER - M10 x 21 x 1.6 THK
92
WAS012
FLAT WASHER - M12 x 24 x 1.6 THK
4
93
WAS019
FLAT WASHER 3/4" DIA
2
94
WAS054
WASHER - M12 x 24 x 2.5 THK
6
100
MAG001
MAIN ACTUATOR
1
101
MAG002
CONTROLLER
1
102
103
MAG003
MAG004
BATTERY PACK - 24V
HANDET 2 CHANNEL
1
1
10
MAGNETIC COMPONENTS
104
MAG006
ACTUATOR - LEG SPREAD
1
105
MAG007
CHARGING STATION
1
50
• Lean the patient forward and position the sling around
the patient’s back with the torso band against the
patient. The padded arm roll should be uppermost.
• The leg straps should be folded up and secured at the
back of the sling.
• The sling should be centred so that equal lengths of
the sling extend forward under the arms.
• Fasten the torso band firmly around the patient’s chest.
The padding should sit comfortably under the patient’s
arms. Always position a sling low down around the
patient’s torso - not high under the armpits.
Attaching the Sling to Pixel Rehab
Fasten the Carabiner Clips at the end of the rope
assemblies from the lifter’s lifting arms to the webbing
straps at the front of the sling. The longer webbing loop is
likely to be appropriate in most circumstances. The shorter
loop may be suitable for very tall patients.
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Lifting
SHOULDER STRAP LIFT*
Maintenance
17399 Pixel Rehab (Electric Leg Spread)
Provides a gentle form of rehabilitation by reproducing a
natural (forward and up) standing action.
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Product Code
76221
Description
LOCKING SHAFT
Qty
1
1
Fitting the Sling to a Patient
38
76312
INFO CARD HOLDER
• Fit the sling to the patient before wheeling the lifter into
position to carry out the lift.
39
78107
COVER
1
40
78110
TOP COVER - PIXEL REHAB
1
• Lean the patient forward and position the sling around
the patient’s back with the torso band against the
patient. The padded arm roll should be uppermost.
41
78201
MOVING CLEVIS
1
42
43
78202
78203
ROLLER
ROLLER PIN
3
4
• The sling should be centred so that equal lengths of
the sling extend forward under the arms.
44
78205
WASHER - M12 X 33 X 1.0 THK
6
45
78260
SIDE GUIDE
2
• Drape a strap over each of the patient’s shoulders and
attach the clips to the “D” rings at the front and rear of
the sling. If required, the straps can be doubled over
or adjusted to shorten their length.
46
78280
BRAKE ASSEMBLY
1
47
78286
WEBBING - ROLLER SYSTEM - 50mm
1
1
• Fasten the torso band firmly around the patient’s chest.
The padding should sit comfortably under the patient’s
arms. Always position a sling low down around the
patient’s torso - not high under the armpits.
48
78301
MAST (EXTRUSION)
49
78624
ACTUATOR GUIDE PIN
1
50
17399SN
STICKER SERIAL No.
1
51
2115 73STS5-2RIVET - CHERRY BLIND
4
52
53
6203-LLU
BOL010
ROLLER BEARING - WHEEL
M10 X 45 LG HEDX HEAD BOLT
4
2
2
54
BOL100
BOLT - M12 x 100 LG HEX HEAD
Attaching the Sling to Pixel Rehab
55
BOL102
BOLT - M10 x 40 LG 15 SHANK HEX HEAD
2
Fasten the Carabiner Clips at the end of the rope
assemblies from the lifter’s lifting arms to the directly to
the corresponding shoulder strap.
56
CAS001
CASTOR - SWIVEL COLSON TWINTECH 100mm
2
57
CAS002
CASTOR - BRAKE COLSON TWINTECH 100mm
2
58
D1400X0120
CIRCLIP - EXTERNAL D1400x0120
8
59
D1500X0600
E - CLIP 8mm EXTERNAL
2
60
D1500X0900
E - CLIP 12mm EXTERNAL
6
61
62
FAS003
FAS016
ROLL PIN - 3 DIA x 20 LG
XMAS TREE CAP
2
4
LEG STRAP SUPPORTED LIFT
63
FAS019
ADHESIVE VELCRO LOOP TAPE 25 x 50 LG
2
Provides gentle support beneath the thighs to assist the
standing action. Do not use with Shoulder Straps.
64
FAS020
ADHESIVE VELCRO HOOK TAPE 25 X 50 LG
2
65
HAR003
HANDGRIP - 1" x 4-3/4" LG
2
1
* Suspender Webbing Assembly sold separately [ P r o d u c t
Code: 17122]
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HAR011
CAMLOCK BUCKLE
Fitting the Sling to a Patient
67
HAR015
STUDDED ROD END - THK M10 R/H
2
• Fit the sling to the patient before wheeling the lifter into
position to carry out the lift.
68
HAR016
STUDDED ROD END - THK M10 L/H
2
69
HK1212
NEEDLE ROLLER BEARING - 12mm NOM
6
• Lean the patient forward and position the sling around
the patient’s back with the torso band against the patient.
The padded arm roll should be uppermost.
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INSTUCT01
INSTRUCTIONS - LIFTERS
1
71
72
M1308X0180
MG001
CIRCLIP - INTERNAL M1300X0180
ACTUATOR MOUNTING LINK
6
1
20
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Maintenance
Lifting
• Release the leg straps from their attachments at the back
of the sling.
17399 Pixel Rehab (Electric Leg Spread)
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Product Code Description
78600ELS
COLUMN ASSY - PIXEL REHAB ELS
Qty
1
2
10312
2
SPACER - CASTOR
3
10339
STICKER - LIFTING ARM WARNING LABEL
1
4
10394
STICKER - PIXEL REHAB/SAFETY/WARNING
1
5
10395
STICKER - PIXEL REHAB LIFTING PROCEDURE
1
6
10396
STICKER - S.W.L. PIXEL REHAB
1
7
10410
CLEAR VINYL STICKER
1
8
10421
BATTERY LABEL
1
9
16019
LINK - ADJUSTER (218mm)
2
10
11
17264
50035
SEATBELT & STRAP
BUSH - LEG PIVOT
1
2
12
70150
ROD - ELS SLIDE
2
13
70152
SLIDE - PIXEL REHAB ELS
1
14
70153
ELS SLIDE PIN
2
15
75004
LEG - PIXEL REHAB
2
16
75121
ROPE RETAINER
2
17
75200
TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT SEAT (OPTIONAL)
1
18
75304
KNEEPAD - ASSEMBLY - PIXEL REHAB
1
19
75310
BRACKET - KNEEPAD SEATBELT - PIXEL REHAB
1
20
21
75320
75520
CALF PAD - PIXEL
SLEEVE - ANTLER
1
2
22
75524
BUSH - ANTLER BOTTOM
2
23
75528
ROPE & CARABINER ASSY
2
24
75542
ROPE PULLEY
2
25
75543
PIVOT PIN
2
26
75544
HINGE PIN
2
27
75553
WHEEL
4
28
75554
WHEEL PIVOT BUSH
4
29
76020
FOOTPLATE ASSEMBLY
1
30
31
76024
76040
FOOT PLATE GUIDE
PUSH HANDLE - PIXEL REHAB ELS
2
1
32
76120
ANTLERS
1
33
76160
PADDING - ANTLER
1
34
76181
NYLON ROLLER
4
35
76183
ROLLER PIN
4
36
76200
MAST/ANTLER CONNECTOR
1
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• The sling should be centred so that equal lengths of the
sling extend forward under the arms.
• Pass the leg sections of the sling under each thigh. It is
important that each leg section supports as much of the
patient’s thigh and hip as possible. This can be achieved
by firmly pully the leg piece once it is passed under the
leg.
• Fasten the torso band firmly around the patient’s chest.
The padding should sit comfortably under the patient’s
arms. Always position a sling low down around the
patient’s torso - not high under the armpits.
Attaching the Sling to Pixel Rehab
• Fasten the Carabiner Clips at the end of the rope
assemblies to the webbing straps at the front of the sling,
as for a Basic Lift.
• Pass loops on leg straps over the antler padding and
attach to the knobs behind the base of the lifting arms.
Leg straps allow the patient to assume a
comfortable seated position and even
assists through to fully standing.
For patients with good weight
bearing ability, the leg straps may
be unhooked for easy
clothing adjustment
and toileting.
Stand patient fully
before detaching leg
straps.
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Lifting
Maintenance
The Classic Sling
This sling is suitable for a stand-up lift providing a simple and fast
transfer. Using this sling produces a traditional (lay-back) standup lifter action.
Fitting the Sling to a Patient
• Fit the sling to the patient before wheeling the lifter into
position to carry out the lift.
• Lean the patient forward and position the sling around
the patient’s back with the torso band against the
patient.
• The sling should be centred so that equal lengths of
the sling extend forward under the arms.
• Fasten the torso band firmly around the patient’s chest.
The padding should sit comfortably under the patient’s
arms. Always position a sling low down around the
patient’s torso - not high under the armpits.
Attaching the Sling to Pixel Rehab
Release the Velcro securing the “D” rings to the sling.
Fasten the Carabiner Clips at the end of the rope
assemblies from the lifter’s lifting arms directly to the
corresponding “D” rings on either side of the sling.
!
WARNING - ALL SLING STYLES
• Note the Safe Working Load indicated on the sling label.
Do not exceed this level.
• Check slings for wear or fatigue before each use.
• Damaged slings should be destroyed.
17398 Pixel Rehab (Manual Leg Spread)
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