Etac Molift Air 200 Manual Del Usuario página 11

Transfer
Plan the lifting operation in advance to ensure that it is as safe
and smooth as possible. Remember to work ergonomically. Assess
the risks and take notes. The assistant is responsible for the safety
of the user.
Molift Air can be used with both 2-point and 4-point sling bar for
different types of transfers; sitting, recumbent or ambulating.
Using slings
It is important that the sling has been tested with the individual
user and for the intended lifting situation.
Read User Manual for the sling prior to use.
Do not to use damaged or badly worn slings.
Slings made by other manufacturers
We recommend only using Etac or Molift slings. Etac shall not
be liable for faults or accidents that can occur when using slings
made by other manufacturers.
Lifting and lowering
When moving the client, stand to the side of the client you are
lifting. Make sure that arms and legs do not obstruct the seat,
bed, etc. Keep eye contact with the client to help them feel safe.
The 4-point sling bar must always be positioned across the client,
to prevent the client from unintentionally sliding out of the sling.
The sling bars hook design prevents sling to be inadvertently
detached when mounted correct.
1. Check that the sling is correctly fitted around the client
and that the strap loops are correctly fitted to the sling bar
hooks.
2. Stretch the sling straps without lifting the client. Ensure that
all four loops of the sling are securely fastened to avoid the
client slipping or falling.
3. Lift client, and perform transfer.
Angle sensor
The hoist has a directional safety feature that prevents lifting if
angle on lifting strap is to steep.
>30˚
If the hoist doesn't respond to Hand control "up" button, it
might be because lifting strap angle is to steep, or lifting belt is
twisted and sensor is activated.
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