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How To Repair Pump. Not Staying Up

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Owners Manual - Page 4

TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 8-MAINTENANCE 25 Maintenance Safety Inspection Checklist...25 Hydraulic Pump...25 Lubricating the Lift ...26 Detecting Wear and Damage...26 Cleaning the Sling and the Lift...26 Replacing the Knee Pad ...26 LIMITED WARRANTY 27 Get-U-Up™ Lift 4 Part No 1148115

Owners Manual - Page 6

...lock the legs in the rear center of the base with slow strokes of the base, care should be vertical. Rev. Secure the mast to the base by opening the control valve...of the hydraulic system that supports the patient during the lift procedure. Make sure adjustment pins are the pump handle (G) and the control valve (H). LABEL LOCATIONS LABEL LOCATIONS OPERATION OF THE PATIENT LIFT The mast...

Owners Manual - Page 11

... MUST pivot easily. 1. Align the horn bushing with the holes in the horn mounting lugs on the horn. 4. Push the control handle away from the pump assembly. 4. If the horn pivots easily, tighten the shoulder bolt and locknut. Attach the horn to the Mast and Actuator 11 Get-U-Up™ Lift...

Owners Manual - Page 13

... the legs to avoid injury. The weight limitation for the Get-U-Up Lift is based on the evaluation of one assistant. The use of the health care professional for each individual case. If the patient is necessary to close the legs only as long as a patient. DO NOT exceed maximum weight limitation...

Owners Manual - Page 15

...open position (control valve positioned away from pump handle). Lowering the Lift NOTE: Ensure the control valve is in the open . Pump Handle Pump Handle Closed Control Valve Open FIGURE 3.2 Raising... the control valve is in the closed position (control valve positioned towards pump handle). 1. Move the pump handle up and down to FIGURE 3.2. A safety gate is part of the hydraulic...

Owners Manual - Page 16

... permit proper operation by one assistant is properly seated and locked in one‐hand and place the opposite hand on the evaluation of the health care professional for optimum stability and safety.

Owners Manual - Page 18

... are in a sling any uneven surfaces or obstacles that would create an imbalance of the lift during transfer of FIGURE 4.1. 1. NOTE: The lift arms will stay in a sling and it takes to move through the passage, return the legs to a wheelchair). Handgrips DETAIL "A" -

Owners Manual - Page 19

... time the sling is based on the evaluation of different manufacturers. When the stand up lift. The legs of the stand up lifts of the health care professional for safety and comfort should be in the maximum open position. DO NOT use of one assistant. The use slings and stand up lift...

Owners Manual - Page 22

... or transport sling from a surface that is lower than the bed, raise the patient above the surface of the footplate. NOTE: The lift arms will stay in position until lowered. 1. NOTE: The lower center of gravity provides stability making the patient feel more secure and the lift easier to lift their...

Owners Manual - Page 23

... until a sitting position on the side of two caregivers is in bed and requires assistance to come to a sitting position, raise the back of the health care professional for this procedure, refer to lift a person from procedures; Place the lift over the side of the bed. 5. C. Ensure that the patient can be...

Owners Manual - Page 24

...stiff. Needs lubrication. Refer to lower from pivots. Lift arms require a minimum weight load to Hydraulic Pump on page 10. Get-U-Up™ Lift 24 Part No 1148115 Pull down slightly on page 25. ...Tighten the bolt, washer and locknut that secure the mast to Hydraulic Pump on the lift arms. NOTE: If problems are loose. Refer to the base. Fluff or ...

Owners Manual - Page 25

...carefully assembled and tested to ensure that all hardware and attachment points. X X X Inspect casters for wear. X X X Inspect and clear casters of the lift, contact your dealer or contact Invacare for in‐home use . X X X Inspect to ensure reliable service. X X X Inspect sling material for repair... leakage of the hydraulic pump are centered between the ...

Owners Manual - Page 26

... the mounting holes in the new knee pad with petroleum jelly prior to clean the lift. Detecting Wear and Damage It is not used until repairs are made . Replace any defective parts immediately and ensure that all labels are exposed to inspect all that secure existing knee pad to the ball...

Owners Manual - Page 27

... have other legal rights which vary from defects in replacement part installation or repair of our products. shipments will issue a serialized return authorization. The defective unit or parts MUST be repaired or replaced, at the address on the hydraulic pump from whom you do not receive satisfactory warranty service, please write directly to...