Arjo MLAAS2000 User manual
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Passive Loop Slings
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WARNING
To avoid injury, always read this Instructions for Use and accompanied documents
before using the product. Mandatory to read the Instructions for Use.
Design Policy and Copyright
® and ™ are trademarks belonging to the Arjo group of companies. © Arjo 2023.
As our policy is one of continuous improvement, we reserve the right to modify designs without prior notice. The content
of this publication may not be copied either whole or in part without the consent of Arjo.
Foreword
Thank you for purchasing Arjo equipment. Please read this Instructions For Use (IFU) thoroughly!
Arjo will not be held responsible for any accidents, incidents or lack of performance that occur as a result of
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Customer Support
If you require further information, please contact your local Arjo representative. The contact information is
located at the end of this IFU.
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WARNING Means: Safety warning. Failure to understand and obey this warning may result in
injury to you or to others.
CAUTION Means: Failure to follow these instructions may cause damage to all or parts of the
system or equipment.
NOTE Means: This is important information for the correct use of this system or equipment.
Contents
Foreword .............................................................2
Customer Support ................................................... 2
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,QWHQGHG8VH .......................................................3
Patient/Resident Assessment .................................3
Expected Service Life .............................................3
Safety Instructions...............................................4
Safety Practises ......................................................4
Serious incident.......................................................4
Parts Designation ................................................5
Preparations ........................................................5
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%HIRUH(YHU\8VHVWHSV .....................................5
After every use ........................................................5
Select Sling Size..................................................
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Sling Selection.....................................................
Transfer/Bathing......................................................
Transfer/Transport...................................................
Allowed Combinations.........................................
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Loop Attachment & Detachment..........................9
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Applying the Sling................................................9
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,Q&KDLU:KHHOFKDLUVWHSV.............................10
2Q)ORRUVWHSV ............................................... 11
Removing the Sling ...........................................12
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,Q&KDLU:KHHOFKDLUVWHSV..............................13
Cleaning and Disinfection..................................13
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Disposable Sling – Do NOT wash.........................14
Cleaning Chemicals ..............................................14
Disinfection............................................................14
Care and Preventive Maintenance ....................14
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When Soiled, Stained and Between Patients........14
Storage..................................................................14
Service and Maintenance......................................14
Troubleshooting.................................................15
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Intended Use
The passive loop slings are products intended for
assisted transfer of patients/residents with limited
ability to move and require full or partially body
support during transfers. The passive loop slings
must be used only on appropriate Arjo patient/
resident lifting devices.
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intended to be used when bathing.
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on for a period of time between transfers.
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non-washable sling intended to be used for a limited
period only. A disposable sling must not be used for
bathing and/or showering a patient.
Passive loop slings are especially designed for
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The passive loop slings shall only be used by
appropriately trained caregivers with adequate
knowledge of the care environment, and in
accordance with the instructions outlined in this
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The passive loop slings is intended to be used in
hospital environments, nursing homes and other
healthcare facilities.
The passive loop slings should only be used for the
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other use is prohibited.
Patient/Resident Assessment
We recommend that facilities establish regular
assessment routines. Caregivers should assess each
resident/patient according to the following criteria
prior to use:
• Patient/resident sits in wheelchair
• Has no capacity to support himself/herself at
all
• Cannot stand unsupported and is not able to
bear weight, not even partially
• Dependent on caregiver in most situations
• Physically demanding for caregiver
• Stimulation of remaining abilities is very
important
Or, for a patient/resident who:
• Is passive
• Might be almost completely bed ridden
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• Totally dependent on the caregiver
• Physically demanding for caregiver
• Stimulation and activation is not a primary
goal
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The right type and size of slings should be used after
proper assessment of each patient/resident’s size,
condition and the type of lifting situation.
If the patient/resident does not meet these criteria an
alternative equipment/system shall be used.
Expected Service Life
The expected service life of passive loop slings is the
maximum period of useful life.
Therefore, before use, always make sure that the
sling does not show signs of fraying, tearing or other
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such damage is observed, do not use the sling.
Disposable slings are intended for a limited period
only. By nature of its design, disposable slings must
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product.
For washable passive loop slings, the condition
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temperature, detergents, disinfectants, frequency of
use, patient weight and/or other factors.
The following Life Times of the slings can be
distinguished:
Expected service life:
• Disposable slings – 2 weeks, based on 4
transfers per day
• Slings model MLAAS2000 – 1,5 years
• All other slings – 2 years
Shelf life:
• 5 years
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Safety Instructions
WARNING
To avoid injury, make sure that the patient
is not left unattended at any time.
WARNING
To avoid injury, always assess the patient
prior to use.
WARNING
To avoid falling, make sure that the user
weight is lower than the safe working load
for all products or accessories being used.
WARNING
To avoid injury, only store the equipment for
a short period of time. If stored longer than
stated in the IFU, it can cause weakness
and breakage in the material.
WARNING
To avoid injury, never let the patient smoke
when using the sling. The sling can catch
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WARNING
To avoid injury, keep the equipment away
from sun/UV-light. Exposure to sun/UV-light
can weaken the material.
WARNING
To avoid injury, never wash a disposable
sling. A disposable sling is only intended
for “single patient use”.
WARNING
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model MLAAS2000:
Patients sat out in a chair are at an
increased risk of pressure injury
development, due to high interface
pressures concentrated over a small
surface area when compared to lying in
bed. An individualised skin and holistic
assessment of the patient should be
undertaken, before deciding on whether a
sling should be left under a patient for any
period of time.
If the decision is to have the patient sit
on the sling for any time period between
transfers then an appropriate care
plan must be established and should
include regular skin inspection, paying
particular attention to pressure points and
frequent repositioning intervals which
should be documented and based on the
individuals level of risk for pressure injury
development.
Consideration should also be given by
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relieving or redistribution surface that the
patient/resident is sitting on and make sure
that the sling is correctly positioned and
adjusted (removing loops and clips clear of
the seated patient) to make sure the sling
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cushion.
Safety Practises
• At any time, if the patient becomes agitated, stop
transferring/transporting and safely lower the
patient.
• Patient with spasm can be lifted, but great care
should be taken to support the patient ’s legs.
Serious incident
If a serious incident occurs in relation to this medical
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user or patient should report the serious incident to
the medical device manufacturer or the distributor.
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the serious incident to the Competent Authority in the
member state where they are located.
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Parts Designation
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2. 6WLႇHQHUSRFNHW
3. 6WLႇHQHU
4. Shoulder strap with loops
5. Leg strap with loop
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Body section
Pulling handle
9. Head section
10.Disposable sling “Do NOT wash/use/lift” label
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11. Padding
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13.Binding
Example of slings. Not all models are represented.
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Preparations
Before First Use (6 steps)
1. Check all parts of the sling, see section “Parts
Designation” on page 5. If any part is missing
or damaged - Do NOT use the sling.
2. Read this IFU thoroughly.
3. Check that the sling is clean.
4. Choose a designated area where the IFU should
be kept and easily accessible at all times.
5. Make sure to have a rescue plan ready in case of
a patient emergency.
For questions, contact your local Arjo
representative for support.
NOTE
Arjo recommends the name of the patient is
written on the sling care label to avoid cross
contamination between patient s.
Before Every Use (7 steps)
1. Patient assessment must always determine the
methods used in everyday care, see “Intended
Use” on page 3.
WARNING
To avoid the patient from falling, make sure
to select the correct sling size according to
the IFU.
2. Check the allowed combinations against the sling,
spreader bar and lift, see “Allowed Combinations”
on page 7.
WARNING
To avoid injury, always make sure to inspect
the equipment prior to use.
3. Check all parts of the sling, see “Parts
Designation” on page 5. If any part is missing
or damaged - Do NOT use the sling. Check for:
• fraying
• loose stitching
• tears
• fabric holes
• soiled fabric
• damaged loops
• unreadable or damaged label
WARNING
To prevent cross-contamination, always
follow the disinfection instructions in this IFU.
4. Check that the sling is clean. If the sling is not
clean see”Cleaning and Disinfection” on page 13.
5. Always check the washing symbol on the
disposable sling
label. If the disposable sling has
been washed, throw it
away. See “Disposable
Sling – Do NOT wash” on page 14.
If this symbol appears, do NOT use the
disposable sling. The label indicates that
the
disposable sling
has been washed.
Before using the sling, read the lift IFU for
transfer, transport and bathing.
After every use
When the patient leaves the hospital, throw away the
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disposable sling
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Select Sling Size
Using the Arjo Measuring Tape (4
steps) (Accessory)
The Arjo Measuring Tape is a sizing accessory
only intended as a guide and is an approximation.
Patient width and body proportions should also be
considered when selecting the correct size of Arjo
sling.
1. If possible, the patient should be in a seated
position.
2. Place the point marked Aon the measuring tape
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A(See Fig. 1) and (See Fig. 2)
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RIWKHKHDGSRVLWLRQB(See Fig. 1).
4. The coloured area on the measuring tape that
is levelled with the top of the patient ’s head
indicates the required sling size. If the sling size
falls in between two sizes, it is recommended to
select the smaller size. (See Fig. 2)
Sizing Without a Measuring Tape
(2 steps)
1. Place the sling over the patient ’s back.
2. Make sure the sling covers the patient from
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Sling Selection
The patient ’s physical disabilities, weight distribution and general physique needs to be taken into
consideration when selecting a sling.
Transfer/Bathing
Article
number
Safe Working
Load Product Description Size
0/$ NJOE Loop bathing sling – unpadded legs S, M, L, XL
Transfer/Transport
Article
number
Safe Working
Load Product Description Size
MLA2000 NJOE Loop sling – padded legs S, M, L, XL
MLA2000A NJOE Loop sling – padded legs M, L, XL
MLAAS2000 NJOE Loop in situ sling – padded legs S, M, L, XL
MLA3000 NJOE Loop sling – padded legs, without
head support S, M, L, XL
MFA2100 NJOE Disposable loop sling S, M, L, XL, XXL
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Allowed Combinations
WARNING
To avoid injury, always follow the allowed combinations listed in this IFU. No other
combinations are allowed.
Safe Working Load (SWL)
Always follow the lowest SWL of the total system. E.g. the 0LQVWUHOOLIWVSUHDGHUEDU has a SWL of 190 kg
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the lowest SWL. The patient is not allowed to weigh more than the lowest SWL.
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Lift Minstrel Maxi 500 Maxi Twin
SWL 190 kg
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Spreader Bar 4 point 2 point 2 point
Small
2 point
Medium
4 point
Large
Sling SWL Size Size Size Size Size
MLA2000 NJOE M, L, XL S, M, L, XL S, M S, M, L, XL M, L, XL
MLA2000A NJOE M, L, XL M, L, XL M M, L, XL M, L, XL
MLAAS2000 NJOE M, L, XL S, M, L, XL S, M S, M, L, XL M, L, XL
0/$ NJOE M, L, XL S, M, L, XL S, M S, M, L, XL M, L, XL
MLA3000 NJOE M, L, XL S, M, L, XL S, M S, M, L, XL M, L, XL
MFA2100 NJOE S, M, L, XL,
XXL
S, M, L, XL,
XXL S, M S, M, L, XL,
XXL
S, M, L, XL,
XXL
Lift Maxi Move Maxi Sky 440
SWL 125 kg
OE NJOE NJOE
Spreader Bar 2 point
Small
2 point
Medium
2 point loop
Walking
jacket
4 point Fix
Sling SWL Size Size Size Size Size
MLA2000 NJOE S, M S, M, L, XL S, M, L, XL M, L, XL S, M, L, XL
MLA2000A NJOE M M, L, XL M, L, XL M, L, XL M, L, XL
MLAAS2000 NJOE S, M S, M, L, XL S, M, L, XL M, L, XL S, M, L, XL
0/$ NJOE S, M S, M, L, XL S, M, L, XL M, L, XL S, M, L, XL
MLA3000 NJOE S, M S, M, L, XL S, M, L, XL M, L, XL S, M, L, XL
MFA2100 NJOE S, M S, M, L, XL,
XXL
S, M, L, XL,
XXL
S, M, L, XL,
XXL
S, M, L, XL,
XXL
Lift 0D[L6N\ Maxi Sky 2
SWL NJOE NJOE NJOE NJOE
Spreader Bar 2 point
Medium
2 point
small
2 point
medium 4 point
Sling SWL Size Size Size Size
MLA2000 NJOE S, M, L, XL S, M S, M, L S, M, L, XL
MLA2000A NJOE M, L, XL M M, L M, L, XL
MLAAS2000 NJOE S, M, L, XL S, M S, M, L S, M, L, XL
0/$ NJOE S, M, L, XL S, M S, M, L S, M, L, XL
MLA3000 NJOE S, M, L, XL S, M S, M, L S, M, L, XL
MFA2100 NJOE S, M, L, XL, XXL S, M S, M, L, XL, XXL S, M, L, XL, XXL
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Applying the Sling
In Bed (22 steps)
1. Place the lift nearby.
2. Apply bed brakes and adjust the height of the bed
to an ergonomic position, if possible.
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back.
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VWLႇHQHUSRFNHWVLIDQ\
5. Fold the sling lengthwise along the centre line,
outside facing outside. The sling label is located
on the outside.
WARNING
To avoid injury during log roll, make sure
there is another caregiver present and/or
use the side rails on the opposite side of
the bed.
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roll is not possible, use an Arjo sliding sheet/tube
for placing the sling. See respective 6OLGLQJVKHHW
tube IFU
Place the folded sling over the patient ’s side.
Make sure that the centre line is aligned with the
patient’s spine, starting at the coccyx. Place the
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Fold down the top of the sling and tuck it under
the patient’s body.
9. Log roll the patient to the other side.
10.Pull out the remaining part of the sling from under
the patients body.
11. Return the patient to his/her back.
Continue with the steps on the next page.
Loop Attachment & Detachment
2 point spreader bar:
First attach the shoulder loops, then attach the leg
loops.
4 point spreader bar: First attach the shoulder loops
in the front hooks. Then attach the leg loops in the
back hooks
WARNING
Do not cross the shoulder straps.
Attach the Loops (5 Steps)
WARNING
Use the same loop length (loop colour) for
the shoulder straps and the same length
(loop colour) for the leg straps.
1. 3ODFHWKHORRSRYHUWKHVSULQJORDGHGODWFKA
(See Fig. 3)
2. Pull the loop down to force the latch to open.
3. Make sure that the spring loaded latch closes
completely with the loop inside. (See Fig. 3)
4. Make sure that the latch is moving freely.
5. Make sure loops and straps are not twisted.
NOTE
The loops lengths on the straps are used to
adjust the patient’s position and comfort.
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more forward position
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more reclined position
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raised legs/bottom
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lowered legs/bottom
Detach the Loops (2 steps)
Make sure that the weight of the patient is taken up
by the receiving surface before removing the loop.
Method 1
1. Press the spring loaded latch open.
2. Remove the loop.
Method 2
1. Pull one side of the loop over the hook and spring
loaded latch. (See Fig. 4)
2. Pull down the loop. (See Fig. 5)
Fig. 3
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13.Make sure that the: (See Fig. 7)
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• sling’s head support covers the neck/head
area, and
• sling pieces are not twisted underneath the
patient.
14.Cross the leg straps. Pull one strap through the
other. (See Fig. 8)
15.Place the lift next to the patient and apply the
brakes.
WARNING
To avoid injury to the patient, pay close
attention when lowering or adjusting the
spreader bar.
Attach the sling. (See Fig. 3)
Make sure the patient’s arms are:
• Sling with head support: placed inside the
sling.
• Low back sling: placed outside the sling.
Slightly lift the patient to create tension in the
sling. (See Fig. 9)
WARNING
To avoid the patient from falling, make sure
that the sling attachments are attached
securely before and during the lifting
process.
19.Make sure that:
• All loops are securely attached
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• The patient lays comfortably in the sling.
20.If an adjustment is needed, lower the patient and
make sure that the weight of the patient is taken
up by the receiving surface before removing the
loops.
21.Release the brakes on the lift.
22.Transfer, transport and bathe the patient
according to the lift IFU.
In Chair/ Wheelchair (20 steps)
1. Place the lift nearby.
2. Apply the brakes on the wheelchair.
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VWLႇHQHUSRFNHWVLIDQ\
4. Stand in front of the patient and lean the patient
forward.
5. Place the sling over the patient’s back and head
with the inside of the sling against the patient.
The sling label is located on the outside.
Make sure that the centre line is aligned with the
patient’s spine and coccyx.
Tuck in the end of the sling at the coccyx or
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if needed.
Lean the patient back.
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(See Fig. 10)
10.Cross the leg straps. Pull one strap through the
other. (See Fig. 8)
11. Make sure the: (See Fig. 10)
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• sling’s head support covers the neck/head
area, and
• sling pieces are not twisted underneath the
patient.
12.Place the lift in front of the patient.
13.Apply the brakes on the lift.
WARNING
To avoid injury to the patient, pay close
attention when lowering or adjusting the
spreader bar.
14.Attach the sling. (See Fig. 3)
15.Make sure the patient’s arms are:
• Sling with head support: placed inside the
sling.
• Low back sling: placed outside the sling.
WARNING
Make sure straps are not caught by
wheelchair or lift castors.
Continue with the steps on the next page.
Fig. 7 Fig. 8 Fig. 9 Fig. 10
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Slightly lift the patient to create tension in the
sling. (See Fig. 11)
WARNING
To avoid the patient from falling, make sure
that the sling attachments are attached
securely before and during the lifting
process.
Make sure that:
• All loops are securely attached
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• The patient lays comfortably in the sling.
If an adjustment is needed, lower the patient and
make sure that the weight of the patient is taken
up by the receiving surface before removing the
loops.
19.Release the brakes on the lift.
20.Transfer/transport/bathe the patient according to
the lift IFU.
On Floor (35 steps)
1. Make a clinical assessment of the patient. Do
not use the sling if the patient has a head, neck,
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See the Scoop Stretcher IFU.
2. Place a pillow under the patient’s head.
(See Fig. 12)
3. Make sure the patient is in an area that is
accessible for the lift. If needed, move the
patient by using an Arjo sliding sheet/tube. See
respective 6OLGLQJVKHHWWXEH,)8.
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VWLႇHQHUSRFNHWVLIDQ\
5. If the patient is able to sit up, continue to next
step. If not able to sit up, proceed to step 9.
Patient able to sit up: Stand behind the patient
and help him/her to a seated position.
Place the sling over the patient’s back and head
with the inside of the sling against the patient.
The sling label is located on the outside.
Make sure that the centre line is aligned with the
patient’s spine, starting at the coccyx or against
the seat. Continue to step 18.
9. Patient not able to sit up: Fold the sling
lengthwise along the centre line, outside facing
outside. The sling label is located on the outside.
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rolling is not possible, use an Arjo sliding sheet/
tube for placing the sling. See respective Sliding
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11. Place the folded sling over the patient’s side.
Make sure that the centre line is aligned with the
patient’s spine, starting at the coccyx.
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(See Fig. 13)
13.Fold down the top of the sling and tuck it under
the patient’s body.
14.Log roll the patient to the other side.
15.Pull out the remaining part of the sling from under
the patient’s body.
Return the patient to his/her back.
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Make sure that the: (See Fig. 14)
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• sling’s head support covers the neck/head
area,
• sling pieces are not twisted underneath the
patient.
19.Position the lift sideways with the lift legs wide
open. One caregiver needs to be close to the
patient’s head and hair. The other caregiver
needs to lift up the patient’s legs.
20.Position one lift leg next to the patient’s head and
the other lift leg under the patient’s legs. Make
sure the spreader bar is positioned over the
patient’s shoulders. (See Fig. 15)
21.Lower the spreader bar.
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23.Attach the shoulder loops. (See Fig. 3)
24.Cross the leg straps. Pull one strap through the
other. (See Fig. 8)
25.Make sure the patient’s arms are:
• Sling with head support: placed inside the
sling.
• Low back sling: placed outside the sling.
Continue with the steps on the next page.
Fig. 11 Fig. 12 Fig. 13 Fig. 14
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WARNING
To avoid injury to the patient, pay close
attention when lowering or adjusting the
spreader bar.
Move the lift/spreader bar closer to the patient’s
legs.
Attach the leg loops.
Apply the brakes on the lift.
29.Slightly lift the patient to create tension in the
sling
WARNING
To avoid the patient from falling, make sure
that the sling attachments are attached
securely before and during the lifting
process.
30.Make sure that:
• All loops are securely attached
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• The patient lays comfortably in the sling.
31.If an adjustment is needed, lower the patient and
make sure that the weight of the patient is taken
up by the receiving surface before removing the
loops.
32.Make sure that:
• One caregiver pays attention to the patient’s
head and.
• that the other caregiver holds up the patient’s
feet to prevent them from hitting the lift leg.
33.Remove the pillow.
34.Release the brakes on the lift and bring the lift
legs together.
35.Transfer, transport and bathe the patient
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Removing the Sling
In Bed (13 steps)
1. Position the patient over the bed. (See Fig. 16)
2. Apply bed brakes and adjust the height of the bed
to an ergonomic position, if possible.
WARNING
To avoid injury to the patient, pay close
attention when lowering or adjusting the
spreader bar.
3. Lower the patient onto the bed.
4. Make sure that the weight of the patient is taken
up by the receiving surface before removing the
loops.
5. Detach the sling.
Move the lift away from the patient.
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legs. (See Fig. 14)
If using an In Situ sling and leaving it under the
patient, make sure to place the sling straps along
the side of the patient’s body. This prevents the
straps from getting caught in other objects.
WARNING
To avoid injury during log roll, make sure
there is another caregiver present and/or
use the side rails on the opposite side of
the bed.
9. /RJUROOWKHSDWLHQW8VHORFDOWHFKQLTXH,IORJ
rolling is not possible, use an Arjo sliding sheet/
tube for removing the sling. See respective
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10.Tuck the sling under the patient’s body.
11. Log roll the patient to the other side and remove
the sling. (See Fig. 17)
12.Return the patient to his/her back.
13.Make sure the patient is in a comfortable and
secure position in the bed.
Fig. 15 Fig. 16 Fig. 17
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In Chair/Wheelchair (11 steps)
1. Apply the brakes on the wheelchair.
2. Position the patient over the chair/wheelchair.
3. Lower the patient into the chair/wheelchair.
4. Make sure that the patient’s lower back is
positioned all the way in against chair/wheelchair
to prevent the patient from sliding out.
WARNING
To avoid injury to the patient, pay close
attention when lowering or adjusting the
spreader bar.
5. Detach the sling. Make sure that the weight of the
patient is taken up by the receiving surface before
removing the loops.
Move the lift away from the patient
3XOORXWWKHOHJÀDSVIURPXQGHUWKHSDWLHQW¶VOHJV
and place them backwards along the patient’s
side. (See Fig. 18).
If using an In Situ sling and leaving it under the
patient, make sure to place the sling straps along
the side of the patient’s body. This prevents the
straps from getting caught in the wheels of the
wheelchair.
9. Stand in front of the patient and lean the patient
forward.
10.Pull out the sling and lean the patient back up to
a comfortable and secure position.
11. Lean the patient back up to a comfortable and
secure position.
Cleaning and Disinfection
WARNING
To prevent cross-contamination, always
follow the disinfection instructions in this
IFU.
WARNING
To avoid material damage and injury, clean
and disinfect according to this IFU.
• No other chemicals are allowed.
• Never clean with chlorine.
• Chlorine will deteriorate the surface of
the material.
WARNING
To avoid injury, always remove the sling
before disinfecting the lift.
WARNING
To avoid injury, never wash a disposable
sling. A disposable sling is only intended
for “single patient use”.
All passive loop slings, except the disposable sling,
should be cleaned when they are soiled and stained
and between patients.
Cleaning Instruction (7 steps)
(NOT disposable sling)
1. Detach the sling from the lift.
2. 5HPRYHWKHVWLႇHQHUVIURPWKHVWLႇHQHUSRFNHWV
if any.
3. Close all buckles and hook and loop attachment
on the slings and belts prior to washing.
4. Check the symbols on the product label for
cleaning recommendations.
5. 0DFKLQHZDVKWKHVOLQJDW&),QRUGHU
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wash according to local hygiene legislation.
If allowed according to the product label, tumble
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Do NOT
• wash with rough surfaces or sharp objects
• steam
• use any mechanical pressure, pressing or
rolling
• use bleach
• use gas sterilization
• use autoclave
• dry clean
• ironing
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pockets, if any, before use.
Continue on the next page.
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14
Disposable Sling – Do NOT wash
The disposable sling is for single patient use.
Do NOT clean, wash, disinfect, wipe or sterilize
the disposable sling. If the disposable sling has
been subjected to any such treatment, it shall be
discarded.
The disposable sling is marked with the “Do NOT
wash” symbol. (See Fig. 19)
If the disposable sling is washed, the “Do NOT use/
lift” symbol will appear. (See Fig. 20)
Cleaning Chemicals
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commercial detergent without optical brightener.
No other chemicals are allowed e.g. chlorine,
softener, iodine based disinfectants, bromine and
ozone.
Disinfection
The only allowed disinfection is disinfection by
washing.
This does not apply to the disposable sling. Do NOT
clean, wash or disinfect the disposable sling.
Care and Preventive Maintenance
WARNING
To avoid injury to both patient and
caregiver, never modify the equipment or
use incompatible parts.
Before and After Every Use
Visually check all exposed parts
The caregiver shall inspect the sling before and after
every use. The complete sling should be checked for
all deviations listed below. If any of these deviations
are visible, replace the sling immediately.
• Fraying
• Loose stitching
• Tears
• Holes
• Discolouration and stains from bleaching
• Sling soiled or stained
• 8QUHDGDEOHRUGDPDJHGODEHO
• )RUDOOVOLQJVQRWWKHGLVSRVDEOHVOLQJ,IWKHVOLQJ
is soiled or stained - wash the sling according to
section “Cleaning and Disinfection” on page 13.
If the soil or stains are still visible, replace the
sling immediately.
• For disposable slings: Make sure the “Do NOT
wash” symbol on the head support is intact. If
damaged or missing and the underlying red
“Do NOT use/lift” symbol appears, replace the
sling immediately. See ³/DEHORQWKH6OLQJ´RQ
page 17.
When Soiled, Stained and Between
Patients
Clean/Disinfect, all slings except the
Disposable slings
The caregiver should make sure that the sling is
cleaned according to “Cleaning and Disinfection” on
page 13, when it is soiled or stained and between
patients.
Disposable slings
Washing or disinfection is not allowed. Do not wipe,
sterilize or soil the disposable sling. If the disposable
sling has been subjected to any treatment, it shall be
discarded.
Storage
When not in use, the slings should be stored away
from direct sunlight where they are not subject
to unnecessary strain, stress or pressure, or to
excessive heat or humidity. The slings should be kept
away from sharp edges, corrosives or other things
that could cause damage on the sling.
Service and Maintenance
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Troubleshooting
Problem Action
The patient is not positioned correctly in
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• Make sure that both shoulder loops are attached to
the spreader bar at the same loop length.
• Make sure that both leg loops are attached to the
spreader bar at the same loop length.
• Make sure the straps are not twisted.
• Make sure the patient is seated on the inside of the
sling. The outside has a label for reference.
• Make sure the patient is centred in the sling.
The patient feels discomfort in the leg area
when seated in the sling.
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the sling.
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in respective IFU.
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loops.
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neck/back, outside of the sling.
• Raise the back rest of the bed, if available.
• Adjust the spreader bar to a more reclined position.
Pay attention to the patient’s head.
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• Bend the patient’s legs or place a pillow under the
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place the patient’s legs on the caregiver’s knee.
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with the lift and spreader bar.
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described in section “Allowed Combinations” on
page 7.
The position of the patient in the sling
should be more reclined or seated.
Adjust the loop lenghts. For example, loops closer to the
shoulders result in a more forward position.
The patient wishes to have extra support
for the neck. Place a pillow behind the patient’s neck, inside the sling.
The disposable sling is soiled, stained or
wet.
Throw the disposable sling away and replace it with a
new one.
The Do not wash label is damaged or
missing and the underlying red “Do not
use/lift” label appears on the disposable
sling.
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new one.
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General
6DIHZRUNLQJORDG6:/ 0D[LPXPWRWDOORDG See “Allowed Combinations” on page 7-7
Service life – Recommended period of use
Sling model MLAAS2000: 1,5 years*
Disposable sling: 2 weeks, based on 4 transfers/
day*
All other slings: 2 years*
* 5HIHUWR³([SHFWHG6HUYLFH/LIH´RQSDJH
Shelf life – Maximum period of storing new
unpacked product 5 years
Model and Type See “Sling Selection” on page 7
Operating, Transport and Storage Environment
Temperature &WR&)WR)2SHUDWLQJDQG6WRUDJH
&WR&)WR)7UDQVSRUW
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±DW&)7UDQVSRUW
End of Life Disposal
Package The bag consists of soft plastic, recyclable to local
legislations.
Sling
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any other textiles or polymers or plastic materials etc.
should be sorted as combustible waste.
Parts and Accessories
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Measuring tape MTA1000
Weight Kg (lb)
Article number S M L XL XXL
0/$$ –
MLAAS2000 –
MLA3000 –
0/$ –
MFA2100
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Label on the Sling
Care and Washing Symbols
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No bleaching allowed
No tumble drying allowed
Tumble drying
Does not apply to disposable slings
No ironing allowed
Do NOT wash the disposable sling
Only applies to disposable slings
No dry cleaning allowed
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CE marking indicating conformity with
European Community harmonised legislation
Indicates the product is a Medical
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Disposable Sling Symbols
Single patient multiple use.
“Do NOT wash” symbol. Located on the
outside of the sling.
“Do NOT use/lift” symbol. The
disposable sling has been washed.
Located on the outside of the sling.
Symbol for Loop
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Article Number
REF
XXXXXX-X
Article number with -X refers to
the sling size.
REF
XXXXXXX
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without the size letter at the end,
it means the sling is a One Size.
Fibre Content
PES Polyester
PE Polyethylene
PP Polypropylene
Misc. Symbols
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Patient’s name symbol
Record symbol
Read the IFU before use
REF Article number
Manufacturing date and year
Manufacturer name and address
UK Symbol explanation
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the Arjo medical device labelling.
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UK Responsible Person & UK Importer:
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➭䰀㗁鶺韌⽰鄬〡ծ䓮刼ծ倗鄬կ㥵卓溏ⵌ⟣⡦姼碫
䰀㗁䞔ⲃ霼⺡⢪欽じ⯶կ
♧妃䚍じ⯶〫腊㖈剣ꣳ傞ꢂⰻ⢪欽կ㔔Ⱖ霃雦涸䚍餘
䗳곢㼜♧妃䚍梠䩾じ⯶⡲⚹♧妃䚍欽ㅷㄤ鄄撑䫡➃⚁
欽❡ㅷ鵳遤㢅椚կ
㼆✵〳幡峤涸鄄⸓䒭梠䩾じ⯶勻霹鵯》Ɀ✵幡峤妃
侨ծ幡峤庛䏞ծ幡峇ծ嶊嫫ծ⢪欽곸桧ծ䝖罏⡤ꅾㄤⰦ
➭㢴猫㔔稇㼆じ⯶朐ⲃ涸䕧ㆇ玐䏞կ
霼罌♴䨾涸じ⯶⢪欽㼑ㄐ
곫劍⢪欽㼑ㄐ
• ♧妃䚍じ⯶ – 2 ワ㛇✵嫦傈鲮鵘 4 妃雦皾
• じ⯶㘗〿 MLAAS2000 – 1.5 䎃
• Ⱖ➭じ⯶ – 2 䎃
⥂餘劍
• 5 䎃
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㸝Ⰼ霹僈
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲䎾㨤絊剣⚁➃溏䫡䝖罏կ
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲䎾㖈⢪欽㨤絊㼆䝖罏朐ⲃ鵳
遤霉⠮կ
险デ
⚹鼙⯝䶫⦝䝖罏⡤ꅾ♶䖤馄鵂䨾欽❡ㅷ⿺ꂁ⟝
涸㸝Ⰼ䪬ꅾկ
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲➑䎾瀊劍㶸⪰霃㢊կ㥵卓㶸⪰傞
ꢂ馄鵂
⢪欽霹僈⛼
(IFU) ⚥錞㹁涸傞ꢂⴭ⠔㼋
荝勞俱䔂䏞」䓳ㄤ倗鄬կ
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲ⴗ⺡㖈⢪欽じ⯶傞雮䝖罏エ掆կ
じ⯶⠔㼋荝抠拇կ
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲霼鼙⯝⯕/稘㢪⯕撑㼘霃㢊կ
凐ꪪ✵⯕/稘㢪⯕⠔꣭⡛勞俱䔂䏞կ
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲ⴗ⺡幡峤♧妃䚍じ⯶կ♧妃䚍じ
⯶➑ꣳ♧ぜ䝖罏⢪欽կ
险デ
鵯❈险デ暵㹁✵ MLAAS2000 㘗〿じ⯶
♸鮆㖈䎯♳湱嫱䝖罏㗂㖈喱㶩♳歋✵鳅넞涸䱹
鍘⾓⸂꧋⚥㖈♧⚡杞㼭涸邍⼓㚖ⰻ㔔姼鸣
䧭⾓⸂䚍䰀⠟涸굥ꤗ㟞⸈կ㖈烁㹁僽や䎾㼜じ⯶
縨✵䝖罏魧♴♧媯傞ꢂ⛓䎾㼆䝖罏鵳遤⚡➃
淼肌ㄤ侮⡤霉⠮կ
㥵卓Ɀ㹁雮䝖罏㖈⚙妃鲮鵘⛓ꢂ涸⟣⡦傞媯㗂㖈
じ⯶♳ⴭ䗳곢ⵖ㹁鷓䔲涸䫡椚雦ⴢ䎇⚂䎾㹁劍
鵳遤淼肌唬叅暵ⵆ岤䠑⾓⸂挿곸籖靈侮⡤⡙
鵯❈鿪䎾呏䰘鸣䧭⾓⸂䚍䰀⠟涸ぐ⚡굥ꤗ瘝紩雵
䔶㖈呩կ
⚰䎯⼕欰鵮䎾罌贊䝖罏/鄄撑䫡➃㗂㖈じ⯶♳傞
涸Ⱘ⡤⽸⾓䧴ꅾ倝ⴔ䋒䱹鍘烁⥂姻烁佞縨ㄤ
靈蒜じ⯶䬒ꤑ膴猌㗂用䝖罏涸梠䩾ㄤ⽓䩾⟄
烁⥂じ⯶♶⠔䕧ㆇ䏠⡙䧴㗂㙈涸⸆佪կ
㸝Ⰼ錞薴
• 䔲䝖罏」䖤掓鬑♶㸝傞ꥥ傞⨢姺鲮獴/鵘鷐䎇㸝Ⰼ
㖑佞⡛䝖罏կ
• 〳㼆汁䮜䝖罏獴⡙⡎䎾暵ⵆ岤䠑佅䩯䝖罏涸⿽艙կ
⚚ꅾ✲⟝
㥵卓〄欰♸霪⼕毫㐼唒湱Ⱒ䎇䕧ㆇ欽䨪䧴䝖罏涸⚚ꅾ
✲⟝ⴭ欽䨪䧴䝖罏䎾㼜霪⚚ꅾ✲⟝䫣デ絛⼕毫㐼唒ⵖ
鸣㉁䧴ⴔꝈ㉁կ㖈妍湅欽䨪鵮䎾ぢⰦ䨾㖈䧭プ㕂涸⚺
盗䔲㽷䫣デ霪⚚ꅾ✲⟝կ
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