Capsa Healthcare SlimCart User manual

Assembly & Operating Manual
SlimCart™
Elevating performance, every day.

Warnings
Severity Hazard Meaning
CAUTION – Indicates a hazardous situation - if not avoided, could
result in minor or moderate injury
WARNING – Indicates a hazardous situation - if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury
DANGER – Indicates a hazardous situation - if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury
IMPORTANT – Indicates a situation that does not present any hazard
but is very important in maintaining a well functioning workstation
ATTENTION – Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which may
result in minor or moderate injury
ELECTRICAL – Indicates an impending electrical hazard which, if not
avoided, may result in personal injury, fire and/or death
Symbol Meaning
2
kg
SAFE WORKING LOAD - Indicates the safe working load of a loaded
cart
REFER TO MANUAL - Indicates to consult the manual

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Condition Unit of Measure
Temperature 10°C to 40°C
Humidity 0% to 90% RH
Air Pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa
Altitude 3000m
While Capsa Healthcare strives to provide complete and accurate information, it will
not be held liable for any editorial errors or omissions.
Capsa Healthcare reserves the right to make changes to the documentation without
advanced notice to the customer.
To ensure safety, please read this manual carefully before installation and follow the
instructions herein. Store this manual in a secure place for future reference.
The manufacturer shall not be legally responsible for any equipment damage or
personal injury caused by incorrect installation or operation other than that covered
in this manual.
Specifications and product attributes are subject to change without notice.
Environmental Operating Conditions
SlimCart is designed and manufactured by Capsa Healthcare. Capsa Healthcare
is dedicated to providing innovative quality products. Our goal is to increase the
capacity to care by improving productivity, ergonomics and compliance while
enhancing your facility image.
• SlimCart is a non-powered, ultralight mobile computing workstation cart designed
for safe use in general patient areas for the purpose of clinical data entry and
retrieval and medication delivery
• SlimCart is not intended for home use
• SlimCart has no potential electromagnetic or other interference risks when
operated according to guidelines covered in this instruction manual
Statement of Use

Table of Contents
Warnings 2
Statement of Use ....................................................... 3
Environmental Operating Conditions ..................... 3
Introduction 5
Overall View................................................................. 5
Weight Capacities....................................................... 6
Ballast Capacity Table .............................................. 7
Cart Assembly 8
Removing the Work Surface & Mouse Tray............. 8
Fastening the Work Surface, Column and
Latch Lever................................................................... 9
Mouse Tray Assembly................................................. 10
Work Surface and Base Sub-Assembly ................... 12
Installing Accessories 14
Attaching the Leg Ballasts......................................... 14
Attaching a Single Base Ballast................................ 15
Attaching Multiple Base Ballasts.............................. 16
Fastening the Top Drawer ......................................... 17
Fastening the Bottom Drawer................................... 18
Mounting the Monitor Column to the
Work Surface ............................................................... 19
Fastening the VESA and Tablet Mounts to the
Monitor Column .......................................................... 20
Attaching the Laptop Lock Mounting Bracket ........ 22
Securing a Laptop ...................................................... 23
Operation and General Use 24
Height Adjustment ...................................................... 24
Locking the Casters .................................................... 25
Transportation Mode 26
Lock Drawers............................................................... 26
Swivel Monitor to Avoid View Obstruction .............. 26
Stow Cords and Wires................................................ 26
Cleaning 27
Cleaning Information................................................. 27
Recommendations...................................................... 27
Recommended Cleaning Solutions.......................... 28
Cleaning Agents and Chemicals to Avoid ............... 28
Preventive Maintenance 29
Inspection Checklist.................................................... 29
Troubleshooting 29
Transport, Storage & Disposal 30
Transport...................................................................... 26
Storage......................................................................... 30
Disposal ....................................................................... 30
Service 30
Service Request........................................................... 30
Standards Compliance 31
Test Compliance ......................................................... 31
Product Classification ................................................ 31
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Introduction
Overall View
Drawers
Mouse Tray
VESA Mount
Locking
Caster
Rear
Handle
Column
Assembly
Non-Locking
Caster
Manual
Drawer
Lock
Monitor
Configuration
Laptop Configuration
Tablet
Configuration
Tablet Mount
Front
Handle
Lift Lever
Laptop Lock
Mount Bracket
Optional accessories not included

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Introduction
Weight Capacities
Mouse Tray
3.0 lbs
1.36 kg
Small Tablet*
(12” - 14”)
Mount
3.0 lbs
1.36 kg
Monitor
Configuration
Laptop
Configuration
Tablet Configuration
Drawers
15.0 lbs
6.80 kg
Work Surface
Large Tablet*
(14” - 16”)
Mount
Monitor Mount*
8.0 lbs
3.63 kg
(per drawer)
5.0 lbs
2.27 kg
3.0 lbs
1.36 kg
*Monitor and top accessories not
exceed combined weight of 15lbs
*Tablet and top
accessories not
exceed combined
weight of 15lbs

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Introduction
Ballast Capacity Table
Mounting
Options
# of
Drawers
4 Leg
Ballast
1 Base
Ballast
2 Base
Ballasts
Laptop
0
1
2
Monitor
0
1
2
Tablet
0
1
2
NOTE: Adding drawers and/or an LCD or tablet mount to the cart will require
additional counterweights (ballasts) to prevent the cart from tipping over.

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Cart Assembly
Removing the Work Surface and the Mouse Tray
1. Remove the work surface and the mouse tray from the packaging. Set the work
surface aside.
Cart Assembly
Fastening the Work Surface, Column and Latch Lever
CAUTION: IMPACT HAZARD!
DO NOT actuate the lift lever! Doing so may cause unintended
riser motion which may result in injury or damage to the cart.
NE PAS actionner le levier de levage! Cela pourrait causer
un déplacement accidentel de la colonne de réglage de la
hauteur qui pourrait causer des blessures ou endommager le
chariot.
MISE EN GARDE: RISQUE D' IMPACT!

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Cart Assembly
Fastening the Work Surface, Column and Latch Lever
1. Place the work surface upside
down on a clean flat surface.
3. Secure the column assembly to the
work surface using four 4mm hex
screws, (Bag A).
4. Route the cable as
shown and align the
four holes in the latch
lever assembly plate
with the 4 hole pattern
on the work surface
(located in the lower
left hand corner of the
front handle).
2. Align the four holes in the
column assembly plate with
the four work surface holes.
5. Fasten the latch lever
plate to the work
surface using four
4mm hex screws,
(Bag B).
CAUTION: PINCH POINT HAZARD!
Be aware of pinch points when fastening the column assembly
to the underside of the work surface.
MISE EN GARDE: RISQUE DE PINCEMENT!
Tenir compte des points de pincement lors de la fixation de la
colonne au dessous de la surface de travail.

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Cart Assembly
Mouse Tray Assembly
1. Turn the mouse tray over. Slip the bracket (with the tab side facing the left) over the
long edge of the mouse tray as shown.
2. Holding onto the mouse tray and bracket, insert the long edge of the non bracket
side of the mouse tray into the bracket already fastened to the underside of the
work surface. Align the two holes in the loose bracket with the two holes on the
work surface.
Ta b

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Cart Assembly
Mouse Tray Assembly
3. Slide the mouse tray to the left enough to access the two mounting holes. Secure
the bracket into place with two flat head 2.5mm hex screws, (Bag C).
4. Slide the mouse tray to the right to access the two mounting holes. Secure the
bracket into place using two flat head 2.5mm hex screws, (Bag C).

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Cart Assembly
Work Surface and Base Sub-Assembly
CAUTION: PINCH POINT HAZARD!
Be aware of pinch points while placing the base assembly
onto the work surface/column assembly.
MISE EN GARDE: RISQUE DE PINCEMENT!
Tenir compte des points de pincement lors de l’installation du
socle sur l’ensemble surface de travail/colonne.
MISE EN GARDE: BORDS COUPANTS!
La colonne peut comporter des bavures ou des bords
coupants. Faire preuve de prudence lors de la fixation du socle
à la colonne.
CAUTION: SHARP EDGES!
The column assembly may contain burrs or sharp edges. Be
mindful of this when fastening the base assembly to the column.

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NOTE: The casters will rotate freely.
1. Place the base onto the column (caster side up). Align the 4 holes on the base
with the 4 holes on the column end.
2. Secure the base to the column with the four lock washers, washers and 5mm hex
bolts (in that order), (Bag D).
Cart Assembly
Work Surface and Base Sub-Assembly

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Installing Accessories (If Applicable)
Attaching the Leg Ballasts
2. Align the holes in the ballast with the holes in the base.
3. Secure the ballast into place with two 3mm hex screws, (Bag E).
4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 for the three remaining ballasts.
CAUTION: PINCH POINT HAZARD!
Be aware of pinch points between the leg ballasts and the
base assembly when fastening the leg ballasts.
1. Insert one of the leg ballasts into one of the legs. Keep in mind they are tapered.
MISE EN GARDE: RISQUE DE PINCEMENT!
Éviter les points de pincement entre les poids des pieds et le
socle lors de la fixation des poids des pieds.

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Installing Accessories (If Applicable)
Attaching a Single Base Ballast
2. Secure the ballast into place using four 5mm hex screws. Use the smaller inner
holes to fasten the first ballast, (Bag F).
1. Insert the ballast into the center of the base assembly and align the hole
patterns.
CAUTION: PINCH POINT HAZARD!
Be aware of pinch points between the ballast and base
when fastening the ballasts to the base assembly.
MISE EN GARDE: RISQUE DE PINCEMENT!
Éviter les points de pincement entre les poids et le socle lors de
la fixation des poids sur le socle.

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Attaching Multiple Base Ballasts
1. Align the second ballast on top of the first ballast.
2. Secure it into place using four 5mm hex screws, (Bag G). Use the larger outer
most holes for mounting the second ballast.
Installing Accessories (If Applicable)

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Installing Accessories (If Applicable)
Fastening the Top Drawer
2. Place the housing onto the
work surface with the cutout
flush against the column.
Make sure the screw holes
between the housing and
the work surface are aligned
properly.
3. Secure the drawer housing
into place using six 4mm cap
head screws, (Bag H).
4. Slide the drawer back into
place.
CAUTION: PINCH POINT HAZARD!
Be aware of pinch points between the housing and the drawer
as well as the housing and the work surface during assembly.
1. Remove the drawer by
pushing in on the side tabs
and pulling it out. Set it aside.
MISE EN GARDE: RISQUE DE PINCEMENT!
Éviter les points de pincement entre le boîtier et le tiroir et
entre le boîtier et la surface de travail durant l’assemblage.

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Installing Accessories (If Applicable)
Fastening the Bottom Drawer
3. Secure the bottom left and right
housings into place using eight 4mm
cap head hex screws, (Bag I).
CAUTION: PINCH POINT HAZARD!
Be aware of pinch points between the housing and the drawer
as well as the housing and the work surface during assembly.
CAUTION: IMPACT HAZARD!
DO NOT actuate the lift lever! Doing so may cause unintended
riser motion which may result in personal injury or damage to
the cart.
1. Remove the drawer by pushing in on
the side tabs and pulling it out. Set it
aside.
2. Place the housing onto the work
surface with the cutout flush against
the column. Make sure the screw
holes between the housing and the
work surface are aligned properly.
4. Slide the drawer back into place.
MISE EN GARDE: RISQUE D’IMPACT!
NE PAS actionner le levier de levage! Cela pourrait causer un
déplacement accidentel de la colonne de réglage de la hauteur
pouvant causer des blessures ou endommager le chariot.
MISE EN GARDE: RISQUE DE PINCEMENT!
Éviter les points de pincement entre le boîtier et le tiroir et entre
le boîtier et la surface de travail durant l’assemblage.

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Installing Accessories (If Applicable)
Mounting the Monitor Column to the Work Surface
1. Place the tapered end of the monitor column into the recessed cutout between the
two bin pockets at the rear of the cart.
CAUTION: PINCH POINT HAZARD!
Be aware of pinch points between the extrusion and work
surface when fastening the monitor column onto the work
surface.
2. Secure the monitor column into place using four 5mm hex screws (insert them
from underneath as shown), (Bag J).
NOTE: Raise the cart so it is easier to access the underside of the work surface.
MISE EN GARDE: RISQUE DE PINCEMENT!
Éviter les points de pincement entre le profilé et la surface
de travail lors de la fixation de la colonne du moniteur sur la
surface de travail.

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Installing Accessories (If Applicable)
Fastening the VESA and Tablet Mounts to the Monitor Column
1. Remove the cap from the extrusion by inserting your finger into the cap cutout and
pulling up on the cap. Remove the four pre-threaded M6 x 16 cap head screws
from the bottom end of the extrusion and set them aside.
CAUTION: PINCH POINT HAZARD!
Be aware of pinch points when inserting the mount assembly
into the mount extrusion channel.
CAUTION: SHARP EDGES!
The extrusion may contain burrs or sharp edges. Be mindful of
this when fastening the mount to the extrusion.
MISE EN GARDE: BORDS COUPANTS!
Le profilé peut comporter des bavures ou des bords coupants.
Faire preuve de prudence lors de la fixation du montant sur le
profilé.
MISE EN GARDE: RISQUE DE PINCEMENT!
Éviter les points de pincement lors de l'insertion du montant
dans le canal du profilé du montant.