Cobi Rehab MobiBed User manual

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LED colors when connected to power supply
Green
The MobiBed is operated by power supply. The controller
has not been activated. The system is working ok and ready
for normal operation.
Yellow
The MobiBed is operated by power supply. The controller
has not been activated. The system is defect and should not
be operated. Contact Cobi Rehab.
Yellow
The MobiBed is operated by power supply. The controller
has been activated. The system is working.
LED colors when connected to battery supply
Orange
On battery. The controller has been activated. The control
box is functioning and operating correctly.
No LED light
On battery. The controller has not been activated or the
control box is not connected to power supply
MobiBed Transporter
Use, charging and electric system
QUICK GUIDE
The controller’s buttons
Top: Adjust the back angle.
Middle: Raise or lower the leg rest.
Bottom: Raise or lower the entire MobiBed.
Use
The MobiBed’s raise/lower function and the adjustment of the back angle are
controlled by using the buttons on the controller. The recommended user
weight is maximum 90 kg. MobiBed is not intended for outdoor use.
Charging
The battery must immediately be charged if an acoustic signal is given.
•Charging time is 10 hours, with the power cable connected to the
power supply.
•Do no use the MobiBed during charging.
•A fully charged battery lasts for up to five hours.
•When charged, disconnect, and roll up the mains cable before moving
the MobiBed.
•Remember to charge the battery every 12 month during long-term
storage.
•Introduce fixed routines for charging.
LED Indicator
CA41 is equipped with a three coloured LED indicator located on the control
box. The indicator shows whether the MobiBed is currently operated by
power supply or battery supply. The control box is mounted under the frame.

Pinch risk
Make sure that the user or user’s clothing parts do not get caught in the moving
parts of the MobiBed.
Crushing hazard
Do not raise the MobiBed if it is located under e.g., a table.
This can injure the user lying in the transporter and damage the MobiBed.
MobiBed Transporter
Use
QUICK GUIDE
Braking procedure
The brake handles on the
handlebar are equipped with a lock
and function as parking brakes. The
brakes are activated by pressing
the brake handles.
To free brakes, press the red plastic
part in and the brakes will release
the wheels.
Transfer to or from MobiBed
Always use a hoist when
transferring the user from and to
the MobiBed.
MobiBed must be raised into
position so the hoist ”leg” is free of
the lifting arm under the transfer.
Transportation
Do not lift the MobiBed into a
vehicle by hand. Use a lift or ramp if
the MobiBed are transported by
vehicle from one place to another.
Never transport the MobiBed
with user lying or sitting in it.
MobiBed is equipped with six
fasteners, which are used to secure
the MobiBed to the base of the
vehicle. See drawing below.
Length adjustment
The frame can be adjusted in both
the seat section and the back
section. There are nine options in
total.
How to adjust the length:
•Remove the insert cushion.
•Turn the positioning bolt,
located on both sides of the
frame’s base at both the
seat section and the back
section, to unlocked
position.
•Grip the frame and pull
out/push into the desired
position. Lock both bolts
again. Pull/push the frame
until you hear a click. The
frame is now locked. See
picture below.
•The MobiBed is now ready
for use.
Fitting of belt
Always use a belt when a person is
lying in the MobiBed. One or two belts
can be used, depending on the user’s
movements.
Position the belt across the hips of the
user and secure as shown in the
picture below. Secure the belt around
the bracket, around the base frame
under the seat or in slots under the
seat section.
Adjusting the handlebar
The handlebar is mounted on the
frame. There is a grip (a knee joint)
on each side of the handlebar’s
vertical arms. Loosen the grip and
adjust the height of the handlebar.
Important information
Do not tilt the MobiBed backwards
when crossing e.g., a doorstep. The
tilt can damage the handlebar.