Deutscher ROSE II Manual

FLOORLINE BED
FLOORLINE MEDICAL BED
For Aged Care, Hospital and Home use
Models: WMR 1080 (HC, LC)
WMR 1090 (HC, LC
WMR 1090BT
OPERATION &
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Manufactured by Deutscher Healthcare | Ballarat VIC, Australia
www.deutscherhealthcare.com.au
ROSE II

QUALITY BEDS & ACCESSORIES
QBA Happy Patient - option 2

CONTENTS
3Introduction, General Information
4Bed Specifications & Components
5Bed Components
6Assembling the Bed
7Folding the bed
8-9 Operation of the Bed, Installation of Accessories
10 Cleaning, Storage and Handling, Disinfection Guidance
11 Maintenance (Trouble Shooting)
12 Routine Maintenance
13 Removing Tower Covers
14 Warranty
15 Spare Parts
16 Service History

3.
INTRODUCTION
The Deutscher Floorline bed has been designed to provide years of trouble free service. It’s
very low minimum height reduces the need for side rails and reduces the harm risk associated
with falls Designed and tested to IEC 60601-2-52:2010+A1:2015 to support a rated load of
220Kg* and extensively tested, this bed has a folding, robust, steel frame supported on stable
end towers, facilitating easy storage and transport.
*Maximum patient weight of 190Kg + 30Kg (estimated) for mattress and bedding.
WMR1090BT Bariatric Version
Supported rated load 350kg (Max patient weight 310kg + 40kg for mattress and bedding
This bed is reffered to as the BT bed in this manual.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The bed is not intended for use by children or psychiatric patients. Caregivers must use their
professional judgment to determine the risk of patient injury when using this bed, while tak-
ing into consideration not only the physical, psychological and medical needs of the individual,
but also the patient’s preference.
IMPORTANT: Ensure the end of the bed nearest the wall is at least 400mm from the wall
with the mattress base horizontal. This will allow room for the end to clear the
wall if the Bed is reverse Trendelenberg tilted.
(BT does not have Trendelenberg)
SAFETY WARNING : To eliminate the risk of electrocution, only connect the
power plug to a power socket fitted with a residual current device (safety switch). Ensure
the power supply cable cannot be caught in the mechanism when the bed is fully raised and
lowered. If the cable is caught or damaged under the wheels or in the bed mechanism, do not
touch the frame of the bed. Immediately switch off the power supply at the wall socket. With-
draw the plug from the socket and do not use the bed until it has been inspected by an elec-
trician and passed as safe for use. Ensure the power supply cable is lifted clear of the floor
when moving the bed.

4.
BED SPECIFICATIONS
& COMPONENTS
• Mass of bed without mattress or bedding = 93 Kg.
• Mass of WMR 1090 = 135kg BT=145kg
• Maximum backrest angle 70 degrees to the horizontal.
• Maximum angle of the knee break, thigh section, 30 degrees to the horizontal.
• Maximum tilt, head up and head down, 17 degrees to the horizontal (Trendelenberg)
(This option is not available in the BT bed)
• Mattress Base Width - Single bed - 900mm wide. (King Single/BT bed 1070mm wide
• Mattress Base Length - Single bed - 1930mm, 2300mm overall.
• Mattress Base Length - King single/BT bed - 2030mm, 2400mm overall.
• Bed height 125mm minimum (from floor to top of mattress base) to 750mm maximum.
(BT Bed - 140mm minimum to 765mm minimum)
• Size of bed when in folded position 1400mm high, 900mm wide
King Single & BT Bed 1500mm high x 1070mm wide.
•Powder coated finish in Pearl White.
•
•Quick release head board and foot board panels.
Dual Castors Wheels - 100mm with independent total lock control tabs
Dual Castors Wheels - 125mm on BT Bed with control Bar, semi central locking control
Optional extras include
• Additional Mattress retainers
• Over-bed tables
• Bedside lockers
• Mattresses
• Self-help pole
• Bed sticks
• Battery backup
• Side rails 3 bar and 4 bar
• Alternative hand sets
•Manual CPR release backrest
Model No. and Description. Deutscher – Floorline
WMR 1080 HC Standard bed with electrically operated hi-lo, tilt, backrest and knee break.
WMR 1080 LC Added features to meet DHHS requirements
WMR 1090 HC King Single with electrically operated hi-lo, tilt, backrest and knee break.
WMR 1090 LC Added features to meet DHHS requirements
WMR 1090 BT King single/BT with electronically operated backrest and knee break,
hi-lo adjustment

5.
BED COMPONENTS
SEE FIGURE 1.
1. Removable headboard 7. Removable footboard
2. Back rest 8. Bed Column
3. Control box (under bed) 9. Hand control
4. Power Lead 10. Mattress Pump Bracket
5. ‘Knee break’ 11. Control Panel
6. Locking castors
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
FIGURE 1
Removable footboard (full width on BT bed)
Bed Column
Handset Control (Plugs into control box
under back rest at head end of the bed)
Matress Pump Bracket
Control Panel (Foil switch)
Removable headboard
Back rest
Control box (under bed)
Power Lead
‘Knee break’
Locking castors
10.
11.
SEE FIGURE 1.
9.
8.
7.
3.
4.
5.
6.
2.
1.
FIGURE 1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5. 6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Cable Holder
unlock / lock
FIGURE 1a FIGURE 1b


BT Bed
Wheels & lock control




Directional lock
unlock / lock

6.
ASSEMBLING THE BED
* A video of this process is available on our website - www.deutscherhealthcare.com.au
NOTE: TWO PEOPLE ARE REQUIRED TO ASSEMBLE THE BED
Tools required: 16mm spanner, 17mm spanner, 4mm allen key
Ensure there is sufficient space in the room for the fully extended bed.
Take care not to damage cables or hand control.
Step 1. Lock castors at head end of the bed and unlock at the other end (See figure 2).
Remove Transit Bolt from hinge (see figure 2a).
Step 2. Have one person hold the top of the column vertical while standing at the end with
the locked castors.
Step 3. The second person can remove the strap around the centre of the bed, then stand at
one side of the bed while firmly holding the outer edge of the mattress base, and the foot end
tower (See figure 3).
Castors Locked
Castors Unlocked
Mattress Pump
Bracket
Unlock foot
end castors
FIGURE 2
FIGURE 3
FIGURE 2a



7.
Step 6. Plug the power supply plug into a wall socket and turn the power switch on. Press the
‘bed raise’ button on the Control Panel and raise the bed fully. Ensure the columns are vertical
and firmly tighten the upper and lower bolts on both ends.
Step 7. Attach head and foot boards at each end of the bed.
Step 8. Checking bed function. Check that all buttons on the Control Panel perform their
function correctly. See ‘Operation of the Bed’ below. Lock all four castors once the bed is in
position, and ensure the people who will operate the bed understand it’s safe operation and
* Additional step for BT Bed - Fit hinge bracing brackets to chassis as per instructions supplied
with the bed
have access to this manual.
FOLDING THEBED
Folding is the reverse of the process above, but before you start, place a blanket or similar soft
material on the mattress base to protect the powder coated finish. Ensure the power cables
are not pinched between the bed end brackets before strapping the bed together.
Step 4. Ensure ALL cables and fingers are clear. Keep foot end tower vertical and allow the
mattress base to unfold.
Step 5. While one person continues to hold the column with the free castors, the other inserts
the two lower bolts at the base of that column and loosely attaches the nuts. See Figure 4
below.
FIGURE 4
Upper Bolt
(2 each end)
Lower Bolt
(2 each end)

8.
OPERATION OF THE BED
IMPORTANT. Do not operate or use a bed that appears to be damaged or is not
functioning correctly. Contact your service personnel for technical advice.
Before operating controls, ensure no people (especially children) or pets are
near the mechanism or under the bed.
Check that the power supply cord is clear of the mechanism and wheels at all times.
TO OPERATE THE BED USE THE CONTROL PANEL LOCATED AT THE FOOT END TOWER
OF THE BED OR USE HAND SET CONTROL.
To Control the Bed using the Control Panel (See Figure 5a) press the movement direction
indicator arrow above or below the required function. Only press one button at a time.
The Hand Control (See Figure 5b, ON PAGE 9) has five pairs of buttons, a ‘Power-On’ indicator
light and a ‘Fault’ indicator light. The bed will only operate when the Power-On indicator light is
glowing.
To control the bed, press the up or down arrow beside the required function. Once again, only
press one button at a time.
• When the CPR button is pressed, both the backrest and knee break will lower and
the mattress will be raised.
• When the chair mode button on the control panel is pressed the bed will go into cardiac
chair postion. Not available on the BT Bed.
• When both red and blue buttons are pressed together a long beep will be audible
and all functions on the control pad will be locked. Press both buttons together again and
the controls will be unlocked.
PLEASE NOTE - There are 3 main options of handset offered for use on these beds. Please
see page 9 for information. Other options regarding handsets are also available on request.
These include handsets with options like Blue Tooth, Cardiac Chair functions.
BEFORE USING THE TILT FUNCTION, ENSURE THAT THE TOWERS HAVE CLEARANCE
FROM THE WALL OR OBJECTS BY AT LEAST 400mm and that BOTH CASTORS AT ONE
END OF THE BED ARE UNLOCKED. GENERALLY THE TWO CASTORS NEAREST THE WALL
ARE THE TWO WHICH REMAIN LOCKED. Relock the castors once the bed is in it’s desired
tilted position.
Warning: Do not operate the bed more than 6 times per hour as this can cause
premature failure to the electrics. The bed should be left in its lowest position when
unattended in order to reduce the risk of patient injury due to falls whilst lying
on the bed.
* Bed electrical componets have a maximum Duty Cycle: amount of time they can be
used in a period. Typically 2 minutes ON, 18 minutes OFF - Exceeding this will cause
damage and void warranty.
Tower Control:

9.
INSTALLATION OF
ACCESSORIES
Use only accessories designed specifically for this bed.
ENSURE THE BED STICK IS SECURELY CLAMPED. Mattress pumps can be attached to the
bracket shown in Figure 2.
WLR1050S/K Side Rail sets - 3 bar
WLR1055S/K Side Rail sets - 4 bar
OPERATION OF THE BED
Raise
Raise
Lower
Lower
FIGURE 5a
FIGURE 5b
Part# *5499Part# 5866 Part# 5827
Combine backrest
and knee break
*Default handset
supplied when not
specified at order
Fault indicator
HPV specification
handset
Mattress
base height
Knee break
Knee break
Mattress base
Height
Trendelemberg
(Tilt)
Combine backrest
and knee break
Backrest
Cardiac Chair
function
CPR
function
Backrest
WLR1045 Bed Stick with ball knob
WLR1045F Bed Stick with ball knob Folding Pole
WLR1060 Self help pole and handle
WLR1062 Self help pole socket
Power ON
Indicator
light
Handset Lockout
Indicator
(magnetic swipe key required
to lock / unlock the handset) OTHER HANDSET OPTIONS
AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
Hold together to
LOCK / UNLOCK
the keypad

10.
CLEANING, STORAGE
& HANDLING
When cleaning the bed frame, it must not be immersed in water or washed with a high
pressure cleaner, as the water may find its way into the steel tubing and cause rusting. Clean
the powder coated surfaces with detergent and water.
The bed must be stored in a dry environment. The safest method of storage in a limited space
is to fold the bed as described above, castors locked and towers tied together.
• Completely disconnect from the mains supply before cleaning
• Wipe or swab to clean the bed frame, do not immerse in water or wash with a
high-pressure cleaner
• This bed is not compatible with bed washing machines or tunnels
• Ensure all surfaces are dry after cleaning and before storage
• Clean the powder-coated structual surfaces and plastic components with a
neutral detergent solution
• Store in a clean, dry environment between 0 and 45⁰C, away from direct sunlight
DISINFECTION GUIDANCE
The following compounds and processes are approved for disinfecting the bed frame and
bed components.
Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate (also known as NaDCC, troclodene sodium dehydrate, sodium
troclosene or sodic troclosene) used as a washing solution at concentrations between 1000
and 10000 ppm (eg SoChlor)©
Benzalkonium chloride 0.45%, Didecyl dimethyl ammonium chloride 0.40%,
polyhexamethylene biguanisde (PHMB) 0.10% (eg. Clinell Universal Wipes)©
Sodium Percarbonate, Citric Acid and Tetra acetyl ethylene diamine (eg. Clinell Sporicidal
Wipes)©
Sodium chlorite 35-50%, Sodium dodecyl sulphate 10-20%, Sodium carbonate 10-20%, Citric
acid 50-75%, Troclosene sodium dehydrate 15-30% (eg. Difficil-S)©
Hydrogen Peroxide vapour (eg. Bioquell)©
Ultraviolet - C radiation wavelength 100nm - 280nm (eg. Clinell UV360)© Note: excessive
exposure to UV radiation may result in crazing and discolouration of plastic materials

11.
BED MAINTENANCE
Troubleshooting Chart
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
Bed will not operate
1. Mains not connected.
2. Mains fuse needs
re-setting.
3. Broken lead, handset.
4. Broken lead, mains supply.
5. Control box defective.
6. Control panel has been
locked.
1. Ensure plug fully connected
and switch turned on.
3. Replace handset.
2. Re-set breaker/fuse
4. Replace lead.
5. Replace control box.
6. Un-lock control panel
or handle control
Not all functions of the
bed operate
1. Actuator plug not fully
engaged.
2. Actuator motor defective.
3. Actuator cable damaged.
4. Control box defective.
1. Push plug fully in.
2. Replace the actuator.
3. Replace the cable.
4. Replace the control
box.
Power indicator light on
Hand Control but no
sound from the control box.
1. Control box defective.
2. Handset defective.
1. Replace control box.
2. Replace handset.
Control box ok except one
direction faulty on one
channel.
1. Control Panel defective.
2. Hand Control defective.
3. Faulty control box.
1. Replace control panel.
2. Replace hand control.
3. Replace control box.
Motor is running but actua-
tor spindle does not move.
Or…
The actuator cannot lift the
rated load. Or…
Actuator spindle moves in
one direction only.
Actuator faulty. 1. Replace actuator
Bed makes clicking noise
when tilting.
Castor wheels locked. Unlock castor wheels at
one end.
NOTE:
Servicing and maintenance of this bed may only be performed by personnel who have
received the necessary training and instruction.

12.
Every 6 Months
• Check for any visible damage of electrical or mechanical parts.
• With Actuators fully extended, clean the back rest and knee break actuator shafts
with a soft, dry cloth.
• Check all electrically controlled functions.
• Check wheels for damage and brake lock function.
• Raise and lower the bed fully, then tilt the bed fully in both directions. Listen for unusual
noises in the mechanism and watch for ‘jerky’ action. Call for maintenance personnel if
anything unusual is discovered.
• If fitted with battery back-up, check that the battery is charged and able to operate
the bed.
Every 12 Months
• Remove the mattress from the bed. With the bed 100mm raised from its lowest height,
remove the column covers. Carefully examine the lifting screw for wear. Replace linear
actuator if faulty or screw is worn.
• Check mains cable, ensure there are no breaks in the lead and the strain relief is intact.
• Check all wiring for kinks, damage, dislocation or worn insulation. Replace where
necessary.
• Operate all controls of the bed through the full movement of each function. Listen for
noise in the bearings and ensure the operation is smooth.
• Check the wear on back rest and knee break pivots. Replace pivot bolts if they appear
worn.
• Any pivot bolts attached to the ends of the actuators must be fitted with new nyloc nuts
if nuts are removed. The nuts must not be tightened against the clevis - leave about 1mm
of side play.
• Look closely at all welds, especially around the backrest and knee break actuator
connections. Overloading may cause these welds to crack. Replace any faulty
components or send the bed for repair.
• Check all wheels for wear, flat spots or damage.
• Check for correct castor brake function.
• Check for damage to paint work or significant rusting. Repair where necessary.
• Check mattress base sheets for signs of wear and looseness. Replace bolts where
necessary.
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
•Check all bolts and nuts are not warn or missing

13.
Head end
• Remove six M6 flat head cap screws at base of cover and two M6 screws at the top of the cover.
(M4 Allen key required)
• Raise cover gently – using fingers to prise the cover over steel work.
• Re-fitting is the reverse of removal process.
Foot end
• Remove eight M6 flat head screws attaching cover, including mattress pump
bracket screws
• Raise cover gently - using fingers to prise the cover over steel work.
• As cover is raised the header plug will detach from the Attendent Control Panel.
• When reassembling - lower the cover over the tower assembly, reach up inside the
cover and reconnect the plug.
ENSURE POLARITY IS CORRECT AS SHOWN IN FIG 6.
ALL SERVICING IS TO BE CARRIED OUT BY A SUITABLY QUALIFIED OR
TRAINED TECHNICIAN
REMOVING END COVERS
FOR SERVICING
FIGURE 6

14.
Deutscher Health Care will repair or replace, free of charge, any part of the steel frame that
is defective in material or workmanship (or both) for a period of 10 years.
The actuators and electrical components are covered by the manufacturer of these parts and
have a 1, 3 or 5 year warranty (depending on the part).
If parts are replaced, the replacement period will be no longer than 4 months from time of
notification.
This warranty does not cover normal wear, abuse or over loading. Warranty will not be
honoured if servicing is not performed in accordance with this manual. Warranty will not be
honoured if non-genuine parts have been used or repairs or modifications have been made
without the manufactures written authority.
This warranty does not obligate the manufacturer, agent or dealer to cover transport costs
incurred in the repair or replacement of any defective part. Also, it does not obligate the
manufacturer/agents of dealers to cover any other costs associated with making this
warranty claim.
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.
You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any
other reasonable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or
replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a
major failure.
The benefits to the owner given by this warranty are in addition to the rights and remedies of
the owner under the law in relation to goods or services to which the warranty relates.
WARRANTY

15.
PART NO. PART DESCRIPTION
5575 Touch-up spray paint, PEARL WHITE
5484 Centre Section Sheet (Std)
5451 Mattress Base (Foot End) (Std)
5449 Backrest Assy complete (Std)
5452 Thigh Section complete (Std)
5474 Foot/Calf section complete (Std)
5283 Plastic end plug (20mm square)
5056 Plastic Plug (25mm square)
5059 Plastic Plug Rectangle (50 x 32)
5855 Head board single 5857 King single
5856 Foot Board
5716 Castor Wheel (100mm diameter)
6135 Mattress Pump Support Bar
6136 Mattress pump Support Bush
5060 Hi-Lo Actuator Bolt (special M10 X 45)
5749
Tower Actuator (600 stroke) (Hi-Low) LC=5797 (630 stroke) BT=5817 (600 stroke)
5497 Actuator 100 Stroke (Back Rest) (BT= 5608)
5750 Actuator 50 Stroke (Knee Break)
5751 Power Supply Transformer
5774 DC cable ( 24V Power Supply - controller)
5866 Hand Control - Coloured handset with back light plus magnetic lock out
5827 Hand Control - with magnetic lock out and CPR function
5499 Hand Control - Ten button
5500 Controller box BT=5818
5707 Power Lead (240V) AUS Plug
5752 Control Panel foil switch
5753 ‘Y’ Junction & EXT Lead
5755 Actuator EXT Lead
5532 Flat head screw, special M6 x 16 - for tower cover
5359 Flat head screw, special M6 x 30 - for head/foot board panel
6150 Foil switch lead
5748 Tower Cover (head end)
5609 Tower Cover (foot end)
5481 Wear Pads for Knee Break
Contact for Technical Assistance
Spare Parts etc.
DEUTSCHER HEALTHCARE
731 Creswick Road, Ballarat VIC 3350
Phone [phone] Fax. [phone]
SPARE PARTS

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Thank you for purchasing an Australian made
BED
Instructional videos available on our website for your reference are:
Deutscher Healthcare Profile Video
Floorline bed assembly video
Fitting handset control to a floorline bed video
Fitting self help pole to a floorline bed video
Fitting side rails to a floorline bed video
Please contact us if you have any questions or further information
Deutscher Healthcare
Phone: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
www.deutscherhealthcare.com.au

Edition 4,
JUNE 2018
Designed and manufactured by Deutscher
Healthcare Ballarat, Victoria, Australia.
This manual: part number 5476