Arjo Concerto electric Installation guide

CONCERTO/BASIC
Operating and Product Care Instructions
04.BA.05/2GB
June 2007
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Foreword .......................................................................................... 4
Symbols in this manual.................................................................... 4
Directional markers.......................................................................... 4
Safety instructions............................................................................ 5
Introduction...................................................................................... 6
Part designations .............................................................................. 6
Mounting.......................................................................................... 7
Manual raising and lowering (Concerto hydraulic, Basic) .............. 8
Electric raising and lowering (Concerto electric) ............................ 8
Mattress............................................................................................ 8
Side supports.................................................................................... 9
Brakes .............................................................................................. 9
Straight steering (Concerto)............................................................. 9
Length adjustment of stretcher......................................................... 9
Tilting the stretcher (Concerto)...................................................... 10
Drainage/Drainage hose................................................................. 10
Horizontal position......................................................................... 11
Horizontal lock (Concerto) ............................................................ 11
Adjustable back support (accessory for Concerto) ........................ 11
Wedge pillow (accessory).............................................................. 11
Transport ........................................................................................ 12
Transfer .......................................................................................... 12
Shower ........................................................................................... 14
Disinfection/Cleaning instructions................................................. 15
Change of batteries (Concerto electric) ......................................... 16
Care and maintenance .................................................................... 17
Technical specifications................................................................. 19
Labels............................................................................................. 20
Accessories .................................................................................... 21
Contents
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Thank you for purchasing ARJO equipment
Your
Concerto/Basic
is a part of a world-wide family of quality products
designed especially for hospitals, nursing homes and other health care use.
We are dedicated to serving your needs and providing the best products
available along with training that will bring your staff maximum benefit
from every ARJO product.
Please contact us if you have any questions about the operation or mainte-
nance of your
Concerto/Basic
.
Please read this manual thoroughly!
Please read this manual in its entirety before using your
Concerto/Basic
.
Information in the manual is crucial to the proper operation and maintenance
of the equipment, and will help protect your product and ensure that the
equipment performs to your satisfaction. Some of the information in this
booklet is important for your safety and must be read and understood to help
prevent possible injury.
ARJO strongly advise and warn that only ARJO designed parts, which are
designed for the purpose, should be used on equipment and other appliances
supplied by ARJO, to avoid injuries attributable to the use of inadequate parts.
Unauthorised modifications on any ARJO equipment may effect its safety.
ARJO will not be held responsible for any accidents, incidents or lack of perfor-
mance that occur as a result of any unauthorised modification to its products.
Service and Support
A service routine has to be done on your
Concerto/Basic
every year by ARJO
qualified service personnel to ensure the safety and operating procedures of
your product.
See chapter Preventive Maintenance Schedule.
If you require further information, please contact your local ARJO represen-
tative which can offer comprehensive support and service program to maxi-
mize the longterm safety, reliability and value of the product.
Contact your local ARJO representative for replacement parts. Your service
representative stocks the parts you will need. The telephone number appears
on the last page of this manual.
Meaning:
Safety warning. Failure to understand and obey this warning may result
in injury to you or to others.
Meaning:
This is important information for proper use of this system or equip-
ment
Meaning:
Failure to follow these instructions may cause damage to parts or sys-
tems.
The directions
right
and
left
are given from the position of an operator standing
at one end of the
Concerto/Basic
( rear ) looking toward the drainage end ( front ).
Foreword
Symbols in this manual
WARNING!
NOTE!
CAUTION!
Directional markers
Rear
Front
Right
Left
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Intended use
This equipment is intended for
bathing and showering hospital or
care facility residents under the
supervision of trained skilled
nursing staff in accordance with
the instructions outlined in the
Operating and Product Care
Instructions .
All other uses must be avoided.
Equipment fitted with a Shower
panel disinfection device must be
disinfected according to the instruc-
tions established in the Operating
and Product Care Instructions .
All other uses of the disinfection
device must be avoided.
The equipment must only be used
for the purposes stated above, and
must be installed according to the
Assembly and Installation Instruc-
tions , which can only be superseded
by local code.
The useful life of this equipment,
unless otherwise stated, is ten (10)
years, subject to required preventa-
tive maintenance as specified in the
Operating and Product Care Instruc-
tions
,
Assembly and Installation Ins-
tructions
and
Parts List
catalogues.
Always make sure that:
❏ the equipment is handled by trained
staff.
❏ the water temperature is checked
before showering and that the ther-
mostats are working.
❏ the equipment is disinfected after
each shower.
❏ the Concerto/Basic is moved with
care, especially in narrow passages,
over bumps, etc.
❏ the Concerto/Basic is moved in the
correct direction i.e. along the trol-
ley, during resident transportation.
❏ the wheels and brakes work freely.
❏ the wheels are locked on the
Concerto/Basic during resident
transfer from/to bed/wheelchair etc.
and when the Concerto/Basic is
stationary.
❏ bed/wheelchair wheels are locked
during resident transfer from/to
bed/wheelchair.
❏ all screws are tightened.
❏ the hydraulic system is working
smoothly (raising and lowering).
❏ there are no sharp edges on parts
coming in contact with residents.
General safety practices for
batteries (Concerto electric)
❏ Only use the charger unit supplied
with the equipment.
❏ Do not charge batteries in a sealed
container.
❏ Do not place batteries near a heat
source or fire.
❏ Do not place batteries in a fire.
❏ Do not short circuit a battery.
❏ Do not store batteries at temperatu-
res higher than 60 °C.
❏ Do not crush, puncture, open, dis-
mantle or otherwise mechanically
interfere with batteries.
❏ Should the battery casing become
cracked and electrolyte come into
contact with skin or clothing, wash
immediatly with water. If the elec-
trolyte comes into contact with the
eyes, wash with copious amounts of
water and seek medical attention
immediately.
❏ Contact the appropriate local
authority for advice when disposing
of the battery.
Safety instructions
NOTE!
The equipment must be used in
accordance with these safety
instructions. Anyone using the
equipment must also have read
and understood the instructions in
this booklet.
If there is anything you are not sure
about, ask your ARJO representa-
tive.
NOTE!
Modifications made to the equip-
ment without ARJO’s express
acknowledgement will invalidate
supplier’s product liability.
WARNING!
Make sure that the resident is lying/
sitting in the middle of the stretcher
with their arms on the chest.
WARNING!
Do not overload! The lifting capacity
of the Concerto/Basic is 150 kg.
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The
Concerto
is available in two
different versions, oil hydraulic and
electrical battery operated.
The Basic is oil hydraulic operated.
1 Shower mattress
2 Hand control (Concerto electric)
3 Stretcher
4 Battery (Concerto electric)
5 Straight steering (Concerto)
6 Wheel brake
7 Drainage
8 Catches for side support
9 Side support
10 Filling plug for hydraulic oil
(Concerto electric)
11 Horizontal lock (Concerto)
12 Pedal for raising/lowering
(Concerto hydraulic, Basic)
13 Filling plug for hydraulic oil
(Concerto hydraulic, Basic)
Introduction
Concerto hydraulicConcerto electric Basic
Part designations
2
3
5
4
1
7
6
8
12
9
11
10
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1 Unpack the Concerto/Basic .
2 Cut the strap that is fixing the side
supports under the stretcher.
3 Raise the side supports.
4 Check that the bag on the strap
contains the parts to mount the
head- and foot supports and the
oil plug.
The head- and foot supports at the
short ends of the stretcher are
mounted upside down when delivered.
The head support is turned 180° side-
ways as well.
5 Loosen the screws on the head- and
foot supports. Use the 5 mm Allen
key in the bag with the oil plug.Turn
the supports 180° upwards and the
head support 180° sideways as well.
6 Place the head support in one of its
three positions and the foot support
in its only position.
7 Tighten the screws.
8 Remove the transport plug for oil
container. Use the Allen key in the
bag with the oil plug.
9 Assemble the oil plug from the bag
as shown in the figure.
Mounting
5 mm
8 mm
Electric Hydraulic
4
4
2
5
6
Hydraulic
Electric
8-9
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The pedal can be used from both sides
of the
Concerto/Basic
. Press it with
your foot and slide it over to the other
side when necessary.
1 The stretcher is raised by pumping
the pedal. Pump evenly, using the
full range of movement.
2 The stretcher is lowered by pressing
the pedal down as far as it will go.
Unhook the hand control from its
holder.
To raise the Concerto , press the “up”
arrow button on the hand control.
To lower the
Concerto
press the
“down” arrow button.
Attaching the mattress
1 Fold down the side supports.
2 Press the draining part of the mat-
tress into the stretcher in order to get
the right position.
3 Snap the side strip of the mattress
round the other side of the stretcher.
4 Snap the edge of the side strip around
the stretcher. Press and drag the palm
along the side strip to fasten.
Removing the mattress
1 Fold down the side supports.
2 Undo the edge of the side strip.
Pull and drag along the side strip to
detach the mattress.
3 Push the mattress towards the other
side of the stretcher so the other side
strip loosens.
4 Loosen the drainage outlet from the
stretcher by lifting the end part of
the mattress straight up.
Manual raising and lowering (Concerto hydraulic, Basic)
Electric raising and lowering (Concerto electric)
Mattress
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The side support is fold down by pres-
sing the two catches simultaneously.
When raising the side supports, make
sure the two catches snap into place.
The wheels are braked by pressing the
wheel lock tab (A) with your foot.
The wheels are released by pressing
down the centre tab (B).
To facilitate transportation in corri-
dors etc., the
Concerto
is fitted with
straight
steering device.
The straight steering is activated by
pressing the tab with your foot.
Release by lifting the tab with your
foot.
The support at the top end of the sho-
wer trolley can be adjusted to alter the
length of the stretcher. Unscrew the
two screws and move the support to
the desired position. Then tighten the
screws securely.
Side supports
Brakes
A
B
Straight steering (Concerto)
Length adjustment of stretcher
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The stretcher can be tilted to facilitate
cleaning and disinfection.
1 Press the button, then move the
catch to one side and
2 Tilt the stretcher.
This operation is easier done with the
wheels of the trolley braked.
The mattress design combined with
the slope of the stretcher ensures pro-
per drainage.
If the shower is used over a floor
drain, the flexible drainage hose can
be connected to reduce splashing.
With your Concerto/Basic equip-
ment either drainage hose type 1
or drainage hose type 2 is included.
(See figure 1.)
Attaching the drainage hose
Instruction for drainage hose type 1.
(See figure 2.)
1 Insert the drainage hose through the
drainage hole of the shower mattress
and the stretcher.
2 On the underside of the stretcher,
screw the sleeve to the top end of the
hose.
Instruction for drainage hose type 2.
(See figure 3.)
1 Insert the coupling through the
drainage hole. On the underside of
the stretcher, screw the sleeve to the
coupling.
2 Insert the drainage hose coupling
and turn clockwise to lock it.
To remove the the drainage hose,
make the above described opera-
tions in reverse order.
Before transportation, put the
drainage hose nozzle into the holder.
(See figure 4.)
Tilting the stretcher (Concerto)
1 2
WARNING!
Make sure that the catch has loc-
ked (klick sound) the stretcher after
putting it back in place.
Drainage/Drainage hose
1Type 1 Type 2 2
3
4
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The shower trolley always adjust
automatically to a horizontal posi-
tion when it is lowered onto a bed.
The trolley is also equipped with a
special fitting which locks it in a hori-
zontal position for transport or when
the mattress is to be filled with water.
Move the lever (A) to the right and the
trolley is locked in horizontal position.
Pull the back support to the desired
position when you want to raise it.
Make sure that the catch is in a locked
position.
To lower, press the catches (A) while
lowering the back support carefully.
The wedge pillow can be placed at the
top end of the mattress for higher
comfort.
Horizontal position
Horizontal lock (Concerto)
A
A
djustable back support (accessory for Concerto)
A
Wedge pillow (accessory)
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The side supports must always be rai-
sed to provide support during trans-
port of residents.
Hold the support at the top end of the
Concerto/Basic so that the resident is
wheeled with his feet first.
From bed
1 Lower the bedrail on the side where
the transfer will take place and make
sure that the opposing bedrail is rai-
sed, if any.
Turn the resident on his side.
2 Fold down the side support of the
Concerto/Basic on the side facing
the bed and turn the edge of the
mattress down.
3 Move the Concerto/Basic in over the
bed as close as possible to the resident
and lower it until it is resting against
the bed mattress.
4 Apply the brakes!
See Brakes on page 9.
5 Fold down the other side support
and roll the resident over onto the
Concerto/Basic. Fold up the nearest
side support and make sure that the
resident is lying in the middle of the
stretcher both length and breadth-
wise.
6 Raise the Concerto/Basic slightly,
release the brakes and wheel away
from the bed just enough to fold up
the other side support.
Transport
Transfer
2
3-5
WARNING!
If the resident’s position is not in the
middle the Concerto/Basic may tip
over causing serious injury to the
resident and the caregiver.
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7 Wheel the resident to the shower.
To bed
To transfer resident back to bed, per-
form “Transfer from bed” in reverse
order.
From wheelchair
1 Apply the brakes of the wheelchair,
remove the armrest and push the
footrests upwards.
2 Fold the side support of the
Concerto/Basic and place it right
beside the wheel chair.
3 Lower the Concerto/Basic to the
same level as, or slightly above, the
seat of the wheelchair. Move the
Concerto/Basic as close as possible
to the wheelchair.
4 Apply the brakes of the Concerto/
Basic.
5 Let resident move from the wheel-
chair to the Concerto/Basic by him-
self or assist if necessary.
Make sure the resident is sitting/
lying in the middle of the mattress
both length and breadthwise.
6 Allow the resident to lie down,
remove the wheelchair and raise the
side support.
7 Wheel the resident to the shower.
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WARNING!
If resident’s position is not in the
middle the Concerto/Basic may tip
over causing serious injury to the
resident and caregiver.
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In case you have an ARJO Shower
panel, use it according to separate ins-
truction.
1 Wheel the Concerto/Basic to the
ARJO combination panel or to a
combination of resident shower and
a sink.
2 Make sure that the drainage hole
comes over the sink.
3 Brake the wheels and lower/raise the
Concerto/Basic to a comfortable
working height.
4 The resident shower is on the right
hand side of the panel.
5 Lift off the shower handle and hold
it over the Concerto/Basic.
6 Set the thermostat mixer at the desi-
red temperature.
7 Turn on the shower water by turning
the valve.
8 Check the temperature and the flow
of water from the shower handle.
9 Adjust the temperature with the
thermostat mixer and the flow of
water with the valve.
10 After the shower, turn off the water
with the valve and dry the resident.
11 Release the brakes and wheel the
resident back.
Shower
6
9
WARNING!
Point the flow of water away from
the resident!
Always check the water tempera-
ture with your hand first!
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For optimal performance use only
ArjoClean.
In case you have an ARJO combina-
tion panel, use it according to separate
instruction.
Procedure to be carried out at the
beginning of the day and after each
shower:
1 Drain water.
2 Remove drainage hose (if applied)
with all parts. (See instruction on
page 10).
3 Loosen the mattress (See instruction
on page 8).
4 Spray both upper- and underside of
the mattress and in- and outside of
the drainage hose with all parts with
disinfectant. Use the disinfection
spray handle (A).
A spray bottle (B) containing disin-
fectant, mixed according to the ins-
truction on the label of the disinfectant
bottle, may also be used.
5 Tilt the stretcher (Concerto).
Spray both upper- and underside of
it with disinfectant.
6 Scrub the mattress and frame with a
cloth or disposable towel.
7 Allow minimum two minutes for the
disinfectant to work.
8 Rinse with cold water.
9 Hang the mattress over the stretcher
to dry. If the water is hard, dry the
Concerto/Basic parts with a clean
towel.
For any questions regarding the proper
disinfection procedure or for liquid
product ordering information, call our
Liquid Product Consultants at the
office listed on the back cover.
Disinfection/Cleaning instructions
WARNING!
Always use protective gloves and
protective eye wear when dealing
with concentrated disinfectant.
Avoid getting it on your skin or in
your eyes. If contact occurs, rinse
with copious amounts of water.
If skin or eyes become irritated,
consult a physician.
2
A
3
B
3
CAUTION!
Do not use petroleumbased sol-
vents, trichlorethylene etc., since
they may damage the PVC-coated
cloth. If a hot air drier is used, the
temperature must not exceed 80 °C.
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Charging intervals
To prolong the life of the battery,
charge it at regular intervals, i.e. every
night. If the lift is used frequently, it is
recommended to use two batteries,
one in operation and one stand-by in
the charger.
Low charge warning
The low charge battery warning lamp
is placed on the cover to the hydraulic
unit on the chassis. If the battery is
starting to run low, the warning lamp
will light by pushing buttons on the
hand control. The battery should then
be recharged as soon as possible
Storage of batteries
Upon delivery the batteries are fully
charged.
When stored, a battery will slowly
self discharge. Keep the batteries cool
(but never below 0 °C) and re-charge
the stored batteries every six months.
How to change the battery
1 Open the battery cover.
2 Unplug the battery connector.
3 Grip the battery with one hand and
pull it off its seating with the other
hand.
4 Plug the battery charger into a
grounded AC outlet. Place the bat-
tery in the charger (A). Plug the bat-
tery connector into the charger’s
contact (B). When the indicator
lamp goes out, the battery is fully
charged.
Change of batteries (Concerto electric)
NOTE!
To avoid loss of operation, charge
the battery when the warning lamp
is flashing. Don’t wait until the low
charge warning is lit.
NOTE!
The battery can be left in the char-
ger unit even if it is fully charged
without being damaged.
1
91
2
2
3
3
NOTE!
The battery is heavy, be careful not
to drop it!
WARNING!
Grip the plug itself when
unplugging the battery connector.
Do not pull by the cord. 4
B
A
B
A
4
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The Concerto/Basic is subject to wear and tear, and the following actions must be performed when specified
to ensure that the product remains within its original manufacturing specification.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
FOR UK ONLY:LOLER and PUWER legislation requires 6 monthly thorough examination and annual
service, or an alternative scheme, carried out by a competent person.
* NOTE! Wheels may require more or less frequent service/replacement, due to heavy use of the product and
exposure to aggressive environment.
Action/Check Every
DAY
Every
WEEK
Every
YEAR
Every 2:nd
YEAR
Care giver obligations
Cleaning/Disinfection X
Visually check all exposed parts X
Visually check mechanical attachments X
Perform functionality test X
Check handset and cable (Concerto electric) X
Check and clean wheels X
Visually check battery charger and battery (Concerto electric) X
Check mattress/pillows X
Action/check Every
DAY
Every
WEEK
Every
YEAR
Every 2:nd
YEAR
Qualified personnel
Check battery and battery charger (Concerto electric) X
Check oil level (Concerto hydraulic, Basic) X
Replace catches on each side support X
Check all vital parts for corrosion/damage X
Perform full feature functionality test X
Check mechanical attachments X
Check that the latest updates have been implemented X
Perform a safe working load test, (local requirements) X
Replace wheels X*
Care and maintenance
WARNING!
The points on this checklist are the minimum the manufacturer recommends. In some cases due to heavy use
of the product and exposure to aggressive environment, more frequent inspections should be carried out.
Continuing to use this product without conducting regular inspections or continuing to use this product when
a fault is found will seriously compromise the user and residents safety. Local regulations and standards may
be higher than the manufacturers. Preventive maintenance specified in this manual can prevent accidents.
WARNING!
The following actions must be carried out by qualified personnel, using correct tools and knowledge of proce-
dures. Failure to meet these requirements could result in personal injuries and/or unsafe product.
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Customer obligations shall be
carried out by qualified personnel
following the instructions in this
manual.
Trouble shooting
If the product does not work as
intended, immediately contact your
local ARJO representative for support.
Every day
Concerto/Basic has to be cleaned
immediately after usage. Standard
cleaning agents and shampoos should
be used in recommended concentra-
tions.
See further disinfecting/cleaning
instructions on page 15.
Every week
•Visually check all exposed parts,
especially where personal contact is
made by either the resident or care-
giver. Make sure no cracks or sharp
edges have developed that could
cause the resident or user injury or
that has become unhygienic.
Replace damaged parts.
• Check drainage hose with all parts (1)
Replace damaged parts.
•Check mechanical attachments
(Concerto):
Tilt the strecher. Visually check the
two bolts holding the stretcher to the
chassis. No gaps are allowed (2a).
• When tilted check for cracks in the
stretcher on the positions shown in
the illustration below (2b).
• Perform functionality test, check:
- catches on the side supports (3a)
- back support catches (Concerto) (3b)
- tilt function (Concerto) (3c)
- horizontal lock (Concerto) (3d).
•Check handset and cable (Concerto
electric):
Visually check the condition of the
handset and its cable. Replace if
damaged (4).
•Check and clean wheels:
check that the wheels are properly
fixed and are rolling and swivelling
freely. Clean with water (the function
can be affected by soap, hair, dust and
chemicals from floor cleaning).
Check brakes and straight steering
devices (5).
•Visually check battery charger and
battery (Concerto electric):
Visually check the condition of the
battery charger, its cable and the
battery.
Withdraw and replace immediately
if damaged (6).
•Check the mattress/pillows, to make
sure there are no cracks or tears that
would allow water to get into the fil-
ling. If there is such damage, replace
damaged parts to avoid cross-infec-
tion (7).
Yearly
Concerto/Basic has to be serviced
according to the Preventive Mainte-
nance Schedule (ARJO qualified
CAUTION!
Do not use phenol, citric acid or
petroleum based solvents, trichloro-
ethylene or similar cleaning agents,
as these may damage the plastic
material. If a warm air drier is used,
the temperature should not exceed
80 °C. Steam or ethylene oxide steri-
lization can not be used either.
1
2a
2b
3a
3b
3c
3d
4
5
6
7
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personnel).
Concerto Electric
Lifting capacity.................................................................150 kg
Weight .................................................................................80 kg
Width (stretcher) ............................................................ 650 mm
Total width (incl. side supports).................................... 760 mm
Alt 1: Total length ........................................................ 1600 mm
Alt 2: Total length (different stretcher lengths) ..........................
...................................................................1850-1900-1950 mm
Alt 3: Total length ........................................................ 2250 mm
Length of chassis (incl. wheel frame)........................... 980 mm
Max internal length of chassis ...................................... 820 mm
Max external width of chassis....................................... 700 mm
Min external width of chassis ....................................... 300 mm
Height of chassis............................................................ 150 mm
Height, top position to stretcher.................................... 870 mm
Height, low position to stretcher ................................... 570 mm
Stroke range ................................................................... 300 mm
Colour.....................................................................grey and blue
Medical equipment ................................................. type
Engine power ..................................................................200 VA
Environmental conditions – transport/storage............................
............................................................80 %, 20 °C, 760 mm Hg
Atmospheric pressure ......................................... unessential
Duty cycle ............................................................................10%
Battery No. 102193 ...........................................sealed lead-acid
......................................................................battery 12 V, 6.5 Ah
Protection class ........................................................... IP X4
Fuse .......................................................................T15AL 250 V
Technical specifications
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Concerto Hydraulic
Lifting capacity150 kg
Weight74 kg
Width (stretcher)650 mm
Total width (incl. side supports)760 mm
Alt 1: Total length 1600 mm
Alt 2: Total length (different stretcher
lengths)
1850-1900-1950 mm
Alt 3: Total length2250 mm
Length of chassis (incl. wheel frame)980
mm
Max internal length of chassis820 mm
Max external width of chassis700 mm
Min external width of chassis300 mm
Height of chassis150 mm
Height, top position to stretcher890 mm
Height, low position to stretcher570 mm
Stroke range320 mm
Colourgrey and blue
Basic
Lifting capacity150 kg
Weight72 kg
Width (stretcher)650 mm
Total width (incl. side supports)760 mm
Length of chassis (incl. wheel frame)980
mm
Total length (different stretcher lengths)
1850-1900-1950 mm
Height, top position to stretcher890 mm
Height, low position to stretcher570 mm
Stroke range320 mm
Colourgrey and blue
Hydraulic labeling
On the Data label you will find the
following information:
• Maximum lifting capacity, 150 kg
• Stroke 320 mm
• Protection class IP X4
• Type B
• Max total weight 224 kg
• Read the operation manual before use
Electrical labeling
On the Data label you will find the
following information:
• Maximum lifting capacity, 150 kg
• Stroke 300 mm
• Supply voltage 12 V DC
• Engine power 200 VA
• Fuse T15AL 250 V
• Protection class IP X4
• Type B
• Max total weight 230 kg
• Product no. of the battery
• Read the operation manual before use
• Separate electrical and electronic
components for recycling
Labels
Product no
Serial no
AR31211-EU
SEE0102001
Made by Arjo in Eslov, Sweden
010115
MODEL: BAB X10X
Max 150 kg
330 lb
300 mm
TYPE
ACCESSORY BATTERY
No. 102193
12V 6.5 Ah
IP X4
12V
MAX 200 VA
Max total weight 230 kg (507 lb)
Read the operation
instructions before use
Merci de prendre connaissance
de la notice d'utilisation
Lesen Sie bitte die Bedienungs-
anleitung durch
T15AL 250V
8418347
Made by Arjo Eslöv, Sweden
8418382
PRODUCT SERVICE
Production monitored
Safety tested
MODEL: BAB X0XX
Max 150 kg
330 lb
320 mm
IP X4
TYPE
Max total weight 224 kg (494 lb)
Read the operation
instructions before use
Merci de prendre connaissance
de la notice d'utilisation
Lesen Sie bitte die Bedienungs-
anleitung durch
8418348B
Battery connection (Electrical)
ARJO BATTERY CABLE
HERE
8414849
Nº 8335859
12 V 6.5 Ah
Data label
(Concerto electric)
Approval label
SEE0102001
Example of
identification label
Manufacturing
Year Week
Serial
number
country
SE=Sweden
Manufacturing
works
E=Eslöv
Data label
(Concerto hydraulic, Basic)
Reference Copy
Published
Check occasionally
for new editions.
1:13 pm, Jun 05, 2007