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For all other sling information/clip & hoist size compatibility, please refer to pages 8 & 9 of the General User Safety Guide. To view our clip fitting video please visit: www.mackworth-healthcare.com/training. For general guidance for how to fit a sling, please visit: www.mackworth-healthcare/category/guides.
CONTENTS Page No. Information Welcome & Warranty Terms Electric Hoist Illustration Introduction to the Hoist 6-7. Hoist Assembly Instructions Hoist Safety Advice Operating the Hoist Folding for Transportation/Storage Illustration Illustration of Linak® Operating Systems How to Charge the Hoist Battery Daily Maintenance Checks 14-15.
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WELCOME Congratulations on your purchase. Prism Medical UK are proud that you have purchased one of our high quality mobile hoist products. This product is uniquely designed and manufactured in Great Britain, where we have utilised and listened to the strengths and interaction of carers, therapists and end users alike during the new product development process.
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ILLUSTRATION OF KEY PARTS Mast Boom Mast Locking Hand Wheel Control Box PU End M10 Bolt & & Battery Cover Nylon Lock Nut* Actuator Spreader Bar Foot Pedal Strap & Front Castors Buckle Rear Brake Castors *Available only on models purchased from June 2015.
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INTRODUCTION The hoist will arrive to you in a robust box and is folded in position, please be careful when removing the hoist from the box. This is a two man lifting operation or you can carefully remove the front of the box and wheel the hoist out. Please read the user guide in full before operating.
HOIST ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS The Assembled Hoist Carton Contains:- ● Base fitted with 2 brake castors rear and 2 non‐brake castors front ● Mast and boom assembly ● 2 Point spreader bar complete with cover, and new M10 Bolt and Nylon Lock Nut ● Mast locking hand wheel ● Hand set ● Battery Pack ● Control box ● Actuator ● Battery charging cable. 1. Carefully open the box (SAFETY NOTICE - Do not use a sharp knife / edge) remove all loose parts / excess packaging from the carton.
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HOIST ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS continued 4. When the mast if fully engaged with the base, fit and fully tighten the mast locking hand wheel. (SAFETY NOTICE - Ensure this is tight and locked into position before using the hoist). Remove the strap and buckle retaining the spreader bar, the strap should be kept safe and should be used if the hoist is folded for transport.
HOIST SAFETY ADVICE Please ensure you read the following safety advice. This will ensure lifting operations are made easy and trouble free. ● Always carry out the risk assessment and plan your lifting operations before commencing and moving & handling practice. ● Always carry out the daily check list before using the hoist. ● Always read the user manual and ensure you are familiar with the operating controls and safety features of the lift before lifting a patient. ●...
OPERATING THE HOIST 1. Castors & Braking - The hoist has two braked castors at the rear of the base. The brakes should only be applied when the lift is parked. The brakes should always be released when a lifting operation is taking place.
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FOLDING FOR TRANPORTATION/STORAGE (Folding Mast Type Only) 1. Lower the boom with the hand set until the spreader bar sits on the steel bracket. Attach the strap & buckle around the mast and spreader bar, this ensures the mast is secure and clear from the floor when folded.
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LINAK® OPERATING SYSTEMS JUMBO CARE SYSTEM (Typical Illustration) Linak® Battery Pack Linak® Control Box Linak® Actuator Linak® Handset HOME CARE SYSTEM (Typical Illustration) Linak® Battery Pack Linak® Actuator Home Care Battery Charger & Control Box...
HOW TO CHARGE THE HOIST BATTERY There are a number of batteries located in the power pack / battery housing. They are charged through a shaver type socket in the base of the control unit. When charging is required the 3 pin mains lead is plugged into a wall socket and the shaver type socket goes into the base of the control box.
DAILY MAINTENANCE CHECKS VISUAL CHECK LIST These are recommended to be carried out before the hoist is used for any moving & handling practice. 1. CHECK that the legs open and close correctly. 2. CHECK that the hoist moves freely on its castors. 3.
MAINTENANCE / SERVICING These recommendations are in line with the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER 1998). For further detailed information please visit: www.hse.gov.uk/work-equipment- machinery/loler.htm. This maintenance must be carried out by a competent person and is a UK regulation.
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MAINTENANCE / SERVICING continued 10.BOOM: Check the attachment of the boom to the mast, ensure all fixing points are secure and free from wear. Check the boom can rotate freely and there is no excess movement of the boom in both directions. 11.SPREADER BAR: Check the spreader bar rotates and swings freely.
CERTIFICATE OF TEST & INSPECTION Make & Model………………………………… Serial No………………………………… Safe Working Load………………kgs This is to certify that the hoist has been inspected and tested to the relevant requirements of: BS EN 10535:2006 ‘ Hoists for the transfer of disabled persons’ and has passed the inspection and tests required by the standard.
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Alternatively, for any further help, information or advise please contact us at: Prism Medical UK Registered Office, Unit 4, Jubilee Business Park, Grange Moor, Wakefield. WF4 4TD 01924 840100 Email: info@prismmedical.co.uk www.prismmedical.co.uk Prism Medical UK Manufacturing Centre Millers Avenue, Brynmenyn Industrial Estate, Brynmenyn, Bridgend. CF32 9TD 01924 840100 Email: sales@mackworth-healthcare.com www.mackworth-healthcare.com...
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