Dietz KANJO User manual

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User´s Manual
KANJO
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KANJO
Badewannenlifter

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Introduction
The KANJO is a patient bathing device intended to assist a bather into and out of the bath.
Designed to make the pleasure of taking a bath safer and easier, for both user and carer, the
KANJO is a fully battery powered, self-contained bath seat which requires no plumbing or
electrical installation and is suitable for use in either domestic or institutional situations.
The bath lift folds compactly, and separates into two parts, enabling it to be carried, transpor-
ted and stored easily. The KANJO is easily positioned in any standard bath (Note: There are a
few extremely narrow or contoured designs of bath in which a powered bath seat is not
suitable – full details of compatible bath sizes can be found in the Technical Specifications
section of these instructions). The frame stands on four suction feet that may be rotated to suit
the curved floor of the bath. Integral ‘pull- up’ tabs on the suction feet, plus a rear release
system, enable the KANJO to be easily removed from the bath. Replacement components and
accessories are available.
In this instruction manual you will find information and instructions on the safe and correct use
of your bath lift. Keep all documents in a safe place.
Components
The KANJO includes the following components:
nWhite plastic lower seat section with side transfer flaps and four suction feet
nWhite plastic backrest with motor and cable
nTwo side flap protectors
nHand controller containing battery pack with LED low-battery
warning light and audible bleep
nBattery recharger with country specific lead and plug
nUser instructions
If any of the above components are missing or damaged, do not use the KANJO and contact
your distributor or DIETZ GmbH. Optional accessories are available for those requiring increased
comfort or functionality.

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Do the following
nBefore using the KANJO for the first time, read these instructions and familiarise
yourself with the product and the lifting techniques. Become familiar with the
operation of the unit before using it to lower or raise a person.
nRetain these instructions for future reference and keep them where people using the bath
lift can have access to them.
nEnsure the suitability of the unit to lift the individual is assessed.
Judging the suitability of any patient lifting device is the responsibility of the healthcare
professional or the care giver. Some circumstances that must be considered include the
following: size and weight of the individual; his or her upper body strength, balance,
co-ordination, cognition and hip flexibility; their potential to spasm.
nOnly use the bath lift in baths which comply with the specifications outlined in the
Technical Specifications section of these instructions.
nInspect the unit before each use to be sure it is free from damage and excessive wear.
Bi-annual inspections by trained technicians are strongly recommended (see Maintaining
the Unit).
nEnsure both the bath surface and suction feet are clean, dry and free from soap and bath
oil residue before fitting the KANJO into the bath.
nIf using bath oils or bath salts, do not use a strong solution. A high concentration may
impair the slide function of the lifting scissors.
nWhilst using the bath lift the user should remain calmly seated. Excessive movement should
be avoided.
nUse the KANJO only with accessories, hand controllers, and rechargers that are
supplied by DIETZ GmbH.
nWhen the KANJO is being used by a disabled person unaided, please ensure that an alarm
system or telephone is available that could be used in the event of difficulty or emergency.
Do not do the following
nDo not exceed the maximum lifting capacity of the unit - 140kg(22stone, 308lbs)
nDo not use the KANJO as a support to help you stand or steady yourself.
nDo not use the unit on an incline greater than 5°.
nDo not operate the hand controller whilst the unit is disassembled.
nDo not use the KANJO if metal parts of the connectors or cables are exposed.
nDo not use the KANJO for other uses than which it is designed and detailed in these
instructions.
nDo not allow children to play with the KANJO, its parts or accessories.
nDuring assembly, use or cleaning, be careful not to put your fingers between any moving
parts, especially around the backrest.
nDo not modify or reconstruct the device.
nObjects (such as hairbrushes etc.) which are taken into the bath must not be allowed near
the area of the lifting scissors.
nDo not store the hand controller near heat sources.

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Charging the battery
The KANJO is operated using a rechargeable, battery powered, hand controller. Each
hand controller is completely waterproof to a depth of 1m. The batteries are charged
using low voltage rechargers, designed for the appropriate countries’ electricity
supply.
The hand controller must be charged prior to first use and whenever it is low on
power. New hand controllers should be charged for a minimum of 5 hours prior to
first use (1 hour for the KANJO Premium). Optimum battery capacity will be reached
following a few charging cycles. Charging the battery should be done away
from the bathroom and other sources of water. The light on the battery pack
illuminates when the charge is low.
If the light is permanently lit, enough power remains for one complete lift only. The
unit will not lower into the bath. Do not use the unit after the low-battery light
on the hand controller has permanently illuminated. Recharge it before use.
The hand controller is designed so that it cannot be charged at the same time as
being connected to the KANJO.
The hand controller should be removed from the KANJO, if the unit is not going to be
used for some time. All battery packs are sealed units and batteries are non-replacea-
ble.
The chargers are not designed for use with non-rechargeable batteries. Ensure that
the connector (see Fig. 2) on the hand controller is completely dry before plugging it
into the recharger or the bath lift.
Inspect the charger and the power cord before each use to ensure they are free from
damage.
Do not open the handset as this will void the warranty.
Recharging the hand controller (see Fig. 2)
To charge the battery, use the following procedure:
1. Disconnect the cable of the hand controller from the unit.
2. Ensure that the connector is dry.
3. Connect the jack plug on the cable of the hand controller with the socket on the
cable of the charger unit.
4. Connect the charger to a suitable mains socket. Charging is in progress when the
light on the hand controller is on.
5. Once charging is complete, the light in the hand controller will go out. Then
disconnect the hand controller by reversing the sequence.
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Preparing the unit for use
Before setting up, check parts for any damage in transit and that no parts are missing.
Fitting the suction feet
nThe suction pads must be free from dirt or grease.
nTake care to correctly orientate the straps on the suction pads
(straps turned outwards)
nScrew the front suction pads and rear suction pads (see Fig. 1, component 6)
with the threaded end into the threaded holes on the underside of the base plate.
Fitting Side Flap Protectors (see Fig. 10)
If the bath tub has handles then side flap protectors may be needed.
nSide flap protectors enable the side flaps to move smoothly up and down without
catching beneath the handles on the bath. Clip the protectors into place on the
handles with the short edges towards the outside of the bath.
nWhen fitted correctly, they should rest at the bottom of the edge of the bath. If
necessary they may be trimmed to length. Sharp edges of the trimmed end can
be removed with abrasive paper or a file.
Installing the bath lift
nBefore use, ensure there are no obstructions or projections within the bath that
may prevent the frame from standing securely and squarely on its suction feet,
also that it can be raised and lowered freely without catching under or on, any
part of the bath surface, the taps and adjacent fittings.
nOnly set up the bath lift in baths which comply with the specifications found in
the Technical Specifications section of these instructions.
nYou will need to lift the KANJO and place it into the bath. If you feel you may
have difficulty or are unsure how to lift correctly, please ask somebody for help.
nTake particular care to avoid back injury when lifting the unit into and out of the
bath, by following safe moving and handling procedures and by separating the
KANJO into its individual parts.
nMake sure the bathroom floor is dry and free from obstructions to minimise the
risk of stumbling, falling and dropping the frame.
Placing the seat unit into the bath
1. Ensure that all four suction feet are fitted securely into the frame of the KANJO
before lowering it into the bath.
2. Position the seat unit close to the bath to minimise the carrying distance and the
eventual lift into the bath.
3. Lift the seat unit into the bath and position it at the opposite end to the tap
fixtures. Ensure the backrest hinges are towards the rear and allow room for the
back of the unit to recline.
4. Ensure all four feet are in contact with the bath surface and are not resting on a
bath mat or similar item. Push them securely onto the bottom of the bath.
Fitting the backrest to the seat unit (see Fig. 6)
1. Lay the backrest (without hand controller), face down, against the seat unit so
that the hooks on the back rest engage with the catches in the seat unit.
2. Press the back rest lightly at the rear end so that both hooks latch audibly and
visibly into the catches.
3. Check the drive mechanism is fully retracted into the column (as shown in Fig. 8).
If not, this can be rectified by connecting the hand controller (see below) and
pressing the down button.
4. Lift the front of the backrest and rotate until it is in the recline position.
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5. Ensure that the back rest is securely attached to the seat unit and the actuator
drive is located within the drive foot retainer before operating the unit.
6. Ensure that once the backrest is upright, it does not touch the rim of the bath.
7. After assembling the back rest flip up the side flaps ensuring that they will not
catch under any handles fitted to the bath as the seat rises. If so, side protectors
must be used.
Connecting the hand controller
1. Ensure that the connector on the hand controller is completely dry before
plugging it into the bath lift.
2. Attach the jack plug on the cable of the hand controller to the socket on the
acuator so that it is fully located (see Fig. 7).
3. Ensure that connectors are fully mated before the bath lift is used.
4. Position the hand controller at the side of the bath ensuring that the cable runs
clear of the seat and the connector will not become disconnected as a result of
the movement of the seat.
5. Operation and safety of the unit are not affected if the hand controller or
connector falls into the water during use. The bath lift is now ready for use.
Using the unit whilst bathing
nEnsure the KANJO is in an upright position and is stable and secure before every
use.
nCheck the warning light does not illuminate when the hand controller is used. If
necessary, recharge the battery prior to use.
nEnsure that the unit is tested first before being used by the bather.
nCheck that the unit is able to move up and down and recline without obstruc-
tions by using the hand controller to raise and lower the unit.
nEnsure the water temperature is neither too hot nor too cold.
Controlling the bath lift
Control of the bath lift is achieved exclusively by the hand controller (see Fig. 9).
nPress pad (C) to raise the unit and (D) to lower.
nThe control pads have textured arrows, to assist the visually impaired.
nWhen the down pad (D) is depressed and the light (A) flashes red, the rechargea-
ble battery in the hand control is not sufficiently charged. The bath lift will not
lower and will only raise. Once the lift is in the raised position, the battery in the
hand controller must be charged immediately.
nThe bath lift can be stopped and used in any position.
nAt any time during the descent or ascent, the lifting mechanism can be stopped
by releasing pressure on the switch pad and travel started in the opposite
direction by depressing the other pad.
nWhen using the down pad (D) the bath lift travels downwards and then moves
the backrest backwards to a maximum of 40°.
nWhilst using the up pad (C) the lowered backrest moves into the upright position
and then the bath lift travels upwards.
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Emergency Stop (see Fig. 9)
nOnly press the “Emergency Stop” pad (B) when the bath lift does not stop immediately after
releasing the up or down pads (C or D).
nBy pressing the “Emergency Stop” pad, all movements of the bath lift will stop immediately.
nIf, during descent, the “Emergency Stop” pad is depressed, the down pad is blocked for
approximately 15 seconds for safety purposes and the bath lift can only be operated with the
up pad to travel upwards.
Hands should be kept clear of the bath sides, bath floor and the sides of the seat when descen-
ding or ascending. Legs and feet should not be tucked under the seat. Ensure the bather’s feet
are situated beyond the front legs of the frame.
When sitting on the seat of the KANJO do not push against the bath, such that the front of the
bath lift is raised off the floor of the bath, as this will make the bath lift unstable.
Once the KANJO is positioned correctly in the bath, it can be used as follows:
Ensure the unit is tested first before being used by the bather.
1. Lift the seat unit with the up button on the hand controller (see Fig. 9) so that the side flaps
are level with and resting evenly on the rim of the bath (see Fig. 3 & 4).
2. Run the bath water in and check the water temperature.
3. Stand with your back to the bath and sit down on the outer side flap with the seat directly
behind you.
4. Slide back until your buttocks are central on the seat.
5. Swing round, raising each leg over the edge of the bath.
6. Once you are comfortably seated, using the hand controller, lower the lift into the bath with
the down pad on the hand control (D), keeping the hands and feet away from the under-
neath of the seat.
7. The unit will stop at the lowest point of travel. To recline the backrest (to a maximum angle
of 40°) release the down pad and press again.
8. When you are in the desired recline position simply release pressure on the pad.
When bathing is complete, alight from the bath by following steps 9 to 12 below:
9. Use the hand controller to raise the seat to a height where the side flaps lie evenly on the
bath rim (see Fig. 3 & 4), ensuring the flaps, and the users hands, do not become caught
under any handles fitted into the bath.
10. Swing round, raising each leg over the edge of the bath.
11. Slide forwards until your buttocks are on the outer side flap with the seat directly behin you.
12. Stand up with your back to the bath. Where possible, it is preferable that the hand
controller is operated by the bather rather than an assistant, so they have complete control
and can stop movement in case of discomfort. The seat will only move whilst the controller
buttons are pressed down.
Removing the unit from the bath
Disconnect the hand controller from the lifting mechanism by removing the jack plug from the
socket on the drive (see Fig. 7). Recharge the hand controller if necessary (See Charging the
Battery).
The KANJO may be stored in the bath if convenient. However, should you wish to remove it,
follow the procedure below:
1. Check the bathroom floor is dry and free from obstructions to minimise the risk of stumb-
ling, falling or dropping the frame.
2. Allow any water to drain from the bath.
3. Using the down pad lower the bath lift, until the back rest stops in the lowered position
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4. Fold the side flaps onto the seat (see Fig. 5).
5. Pull the back rest at the upper end forwards until it rests on the folded up side flaps on the
seat unit (see Fig. 6).
6. Give the back rest a small tug at the lower end so that both hooks unlatch and lift the
backrest away from the seat and remove from the bath.
7. Hold on to the base plate (Fig. 1, component 9) at the grab handle by the front suction
pads and pull up the suction pads by lifting the tabs. Release the rear and the front suction
pairs at the same time.
8. Raise the seat unit by the grab handle gently and release the rear suction pads by lifting
the tabs enabling the seat unit to be removed from the bath.
Important
Do not hold by the drive foot retainer (Fig. 1, component 8) (BE CAREFUL OF THE SEAT
LOCKING ARRANGEMENT)
9. Take particular care to avoid back injury when removing the KANJO from the bath. Follow
safe moving and handling procedures. Seek help if you are unsure about installing or
removing the bathlift safely yourself.
Important
All components of the bath lift must be safely put away and stored.
Care and cleaning
Seat unit and back rest
nAfter bathing rinse the bath lift (without covers) with warm water. If the bath lift is heavily
soiled, wash it down with commercially available cleansing detergents and brushes.
nRemove the seat and backrest covers.
nDry the product with a cloth.
nUse a mild disinfectant if required.
nNever clean the drive or hand controller with a high pressure washer.
nWhilst cleaning the seat unit be careful of the mobile lifting scissors.
nDo not use strong solutions of disinfectant.
nEnsure that the bath lift is completely dry before storing it.
nWe recommend cleaning the KANJO thoroughly when changing location or patient.
Hand controller and battery charger
nPlease read the hand controller instructions.
nPrior to cleaning, the charger must be removed from the power supply plug.
nNever dip the charger into water, spray wash or wash with water.
nClean the charger with a cloth.
nClean the hand controller with a damp cloth and then dry off.
nEnsure that the bath lift is completely dry before storing it.
Seat and backrest covers
nOnce removed from the main unit, the seat and backrest covers can be washed at 40°C
(max) in the washing machine.
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Technical specifications (See Fig. 11)
Total weight without hand control: 10.5Kg
Weight of seat unit: 6.8Kg
Weight of back rest 3.7Kg
Weight of hand controller: 0.3/0.4Kg
Seat depth (A): 500mm
Max seat depth (B) 455mm
Min seat height: 65mm
Total depth (back rest upright) (C): 690mm
Total depth (back rest lowered) (C): 900mm
Total height (D): 1105mm
Height of back rest (E): 680mm
Width of back rest (F): 350mm
Width of seat with side flaps (G): 710mm
Width of seat without side flaps: 375mm
Footprint of the base plate: 530 x 220mm
Backrest reclines to: 40°
Load capacity: 140Kg
Actuator degree of protection against water ingress: IP66
Hand controller degree of protec. against water ingress: IP67
Power on time: 10% / 2 min - 90% / 18 min
Supply voltage KANJO / KANJO Premium: 11.1V / 14.8V
Operating voltage KANJO / KANJO Premium: 5A / 5A
Rechargeable Battery: Li-ion
Charge time when low volt. indicated KANJO/KANJO Premium: 5h/1h
Decibel Level: From / To 49db(A) / 47db(A)
Charger KANJO / KANJO Premium:
Input: 230V AC / 50Hz
230 - 240V AC / 50Hz
Output: 15V DC / 500mA /7.5VA
20V DC / 120mA / 10VA
Specifications for baths / bath lifts (See Fig. 3 & 4)
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Care and cleaning
Seat unit and back rest
•After bathing rinse the bath lift (without covers) with warm water. If the bath lift
is heavily soiled, wash it down with commercially available cleansing
detergents and brushes.
•Remove the seat and backrest covers.
•Dry the product with a cloth.
•Use a mild disinfectant if required.
•Never clean the drive or hand controller with a high pressure washer.
•Whilst cleaning the seat unit be careful of the mobile lifting scissors.
•Do not use strong solutions of disinfectant.
•Ensure that the bath lift is completely dry before storing it.
•We recommend cleaning the Bathmaster Deltis thoroughly when changing
location or patient.
Hand controller and battery charger
•Please read the hand controller instructions.
•Prior to cleaning, the charger must be removed from the power supply plug.
•Never dip the charger into water, spray wash or wash with water.
•Clean the charger with a cloth.
•Clean the hand controller with a damp cloth and then dry off.
•Ensure that the bath lift is completely dry before storing it.
Seat and backrest covers
•Once removed from the main unit, the seat and backrest covers can be
washed at 40°C (max) in the washing machine.
•Do not dry the covers in a tumble dryer.
Technical specifications (See Fig. 2)
Total weight without hand control:..............................................................10.5Kg
Weight of seat unit: ........................................................................................6.8Kg
Weight of back rest........................................................................................3.7Kg
Weight of hand controller:.......................................................................0.3/0.4Kg
Seat depth (A): ............................................................................................500mm
Max seat depth (B):.....................................................................................455mm
Min seat height: .............................................................................................65mm
Total depth (back rest upright) (C):............................................................690mm
Total depth (back rest lowered) (C): ..........................................................900mm
Total height (D): .........................................................................................1105mm
Height of back rest (E):...............................................................................680mm
Width of back rest (F): ................................................................................350mm
Width of seat with side flaps (G): ...............................................................710mm
Width of seat without side flaps: ................................................................375mm
Footprint of the base plate:...............................................................530 x 220mm
Backrest reclines to:...........................................................................................40°
Load capacity:...............................................................................................140Kg
Actuator degree of protection against water ingress: ...................................IP66
Hand controller degree of protection against water ingress: .......................IP67
Power on time:.............................................................10% / 2 min - 90% / 18 min
Supply voltage Deltis / Deltis Premium: ...........................................11.1V / 14.8V
Operating voltage Deltis / Deltis Premium:................................................5A / 5A
Rechargeable Battery:....................................................................................Li-ion
Charge time when low voltage indicated Deltis / Deltis Premium:...........5h / 1h
Decibel Level:.............................................................From / To 49db(A) / 47db(A)
Charger Deltis / Deltis Premium:
Input: ..........................................................................................230V AC / 50Hz
.............................................................................230 - 240V AC / 50Hz
Output: .............................................................................15V DC / 500mA /7.5VA
..........................................................................20V DC / 120mA / 10VA
Warranty
Patterson Medical Ltd warrants that the Bathmaster Deltis Bath Lift is free from
defects in material and workmanship. This warranty shall remain in effect for
three years from the date of original consumer purchase.
In the event that the unit needs inspection or repair, contact Patterson Medical
Ltd, the distributor or an approved agent.
This warranty does not cover the following:
•Replacement parts or labour furnished by anyone other than Patterson
Medical Ltd, the distributor or an approved agent.
•Any failure of the unit during the warranty period if the failure is not caused by
defect in material or workmanship or if the failure is caused by unreasonable use.
Patterson Medical Ltd is not liable for incidental or consequential injury or
damage to property.
Should it be necessary to return the Bathmaster Deltis, it is essential it is
adequately packed to protect it in transit, preferably in its own purpose made
original box, otherwise Patterson Medical Ltd cannot accept any responsibility
for transit damage to the unit.
Any attempt at repair or maintenance by persons other than Patterson Medical
Ltd trained or approved personnel will void this warranty.
Maintaining the Unit
The rechargeable battery in the hand control is not interchangeable and may
only be opened by the manufacturer.
The Bathmaster Deltis should be inspected before each use to ensure it is free
from damage and excess wear. The Bathmaster Deltis is built to give long,
reliable use, without need for servicing. Whilst being robust, the lift should be
treated with care and in particular should not be dropped. If damage or
deterioration is suspected, please contact Patterson Medical Ltd or the
distributor, for repair by an approved agent.
For professionals issuing the Bathmaster Deltis, Patterson Medical Ltd
recommend that it receives bi-annual inspections in line with requirements of the
Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER). Inspections
should only be carried out by trained and experienced personnel.
We recommend giving the product a thorough inspection when changing
location or patient.
Replacement components and accessories
White Seat Covers 09 132 4557
Blue Seat Covers 09 132 4565
Hand Controller 09 132 5018
Battery Recharger
UK / Ireland 09 132 5034
Europe 09 132 5026
Australia / New Zealand 09 132 5042
Replacement sucker feet (Pack of 4) 09 132 8350
Spare Actuator 09 132 8376
Swivel Seat 09 132 4532
Swivel Transfer Seat 09 132 4540
Recycling
Bathlift, hand controllers and recharger must be disposed of correctly, if in doubt
contact your local refuse site.
The bath seat is made from plastic; Hand controller contains electronic
components and Lithium Ion batteries; Actuator and recharger contain electronic
components; please separate and dispose of correctly.
Troubleshooting Guide
Specifications for baths / bath lifts (See Fig. 4 & 5)
Descriptions Dimensions
A Bath underside length >800mm
B Bath underside width (distance between suction cups) 280 – 610mm
C Bath width at 8 cm height (base plate) > 420mm
D Height of bathWith height adapter max. 2 cm (accessories) <455mm475mm
E Upper bath width (external) <710mm
F Upper bath width (internal) <630mm
Problem Possible causes Remedy
Lift does not move Connector in hand controller Check connector
(see Fig 8)
Battery is flat See charging battery instructions
Actuator failure Repair by authorized service centre
Faulty spiral cable Replace hand controller
Lift only travels upwards Battery is flat See charging battery instructions
Red light on hand
controller lights up Battery is flat See charging battery instructions
Battery will not charge Faulty electronics Check / Repair by authorized
service centre
Faulty battery Check / Repair by authorized
service centre
Faulty power supply Check / Repair by authorized
service centre
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Warranty
DIETZ GmbH warrants that the KANJO Bath Lift is free fromdefects in material and workman-
ship. This warranty shall remain in effect for three years from the date of original consumer
purchase. In the event that the unit needs inspection or repair, contact DIETZ GmbH, the
distributor or an approved agent.
This warranty does not cover the following:
nReplacement parts or labour furnished by anyone other than DIETZ GmbH, the distributor
or an approved agent.
nAny failure of the unit during the warranty period if the failure is not caused by defect in
material or workmanship or if the failure is caused by unreasonable use.
DIETZ GmbH is not liable for incidental or consequential injury or damage to property. Should it
be necessary to return the KANJO, it is essential it is adequately packed to protect it in transit,
preferably in its own purpose made original box, otherwise DIETZ GmbH cannot accept any res-
ponsibility for transit damage to the unit. Any attempt at repair or maintenance by persons
other than DIETZ GmbH trained or approved personnel will void this warranty.
Maintaining the Unit
The rechargeable battery in the hand control is not interchangeable and may only be opened
by the manufacturer.
The KANJO should be inspected before each use to ensure it is free from damage and excess
wear. The KANJO is built to give long, reliable use, without need for servicing. Whilst being
robust, the lift should be treated with care and in particular should not be dropped. If damage
or deterioration is suspected, please contact DIETZ GmbH or the distributor, for repair by an
approved agent.
For professionals issuing the KANJO, DIETZ GmbH recommend that it receives bi-annual
inspections in line with requirements of the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations
1998 (LOLER). Inspections should only be carried out by trained and experienced personnel.
We recommend giving the product a thorough inspection when changing location or patient.
Recycling
Bathlift, hand controllers and recharger must be disposed of correctly, if in doubt contact your
local refuse site. The bath seat is made from plastic; Hand controller contains electronic
components and Lithium Ion batteries; Actuator and recharger contain electronic components;
please separate and dispose of correctly.
Troubleshooting Guide

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Product Description
Product Code
KANJO UK 09 131 6736
KANJO EU 09 132 4078
KANJO AU 09 132 4086
KANJO US 09 132 4094
KANJO with Blue Covers UK 09 132 4144
KANJO with Blue Covers EU 09 132 4151
KANJO with Blue Covers AU 09 132 4169
KANJO with Blue Covers US 09 132 4177
KANJO with White Covers UK 09 132 4185
KANJO with White Covers EU 09 132 4193
KANJO with White Covers AU 09 132 4201
KANJO with White Covers US 09 132 4219
KANJO Premium Including Covers UK 09 132 4227
KANJO Premium Including Covers EU 09 132 4235
KANJO Premium Including Covers AU 09 132 4243
KANJO Premium Including Covers US 09 132 4250
KANJO XL Including Covers UK 09 132 4102
KANJO XL Including Covers EU 09 132 4110
KANJO XL Including Covers AU 09 132 4128
KANJO XL Including Covers US 09 132 4136
White Covers 09 132 4557
Blue Covers US only 08 156 0325 09 132 4565
Swivel Seat 09 132 4532
Swivel Transfer Seat 09 132 4540
Handcontroller 09 132 5018
Recharger UK 09 132 5034
Recharger EU 09 132 5026
Recharger AUS 09 132 5042
Sucker Feet (Pack of 4) 09 132 8350
Spare Actuator 09 132 8376
Replacement components and accessories
Product Code
Blue Antimicrobial Covers 09 143 4737
Standard Hand Controller 09 132 5018
Premium/XL Handcontroller US only 08 156 0358 09 143 4695
Standard Battery Recharger UK/Ireland 09 132 5034
Europe 09 132 5026
Australia/New Zealand 09 132 5042
Premium/XL Fast Battery Charger UK/Ireland 09 143 4703
Europe 09 143 4711
Australia/New Zealand 09 143 4729
United States 08 156 0341
Replacement sucker feet (Pack of 4) 09 132 8350
Spare Actuator 09 132 8376
Spare XL Actuator 09 143 7516
Swivel Seat US only 08 156 0333 09 132 4532
Swivel Transfer Seat US only 08 156 0366 09 132 4540

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Icons on packaging and labelling
Bathlift labelling & Hand Controller Hi-power Pack
Packaging
10.9
kg
Icons on packaging and labelling
Bathlift labelling & Packaging Hand Controller Hi-power Pack
Maximum User Weight. Contains dangerous voltages. Do not remove the cover.
Consult the user manual.
Electrical wiring.
Direct Current.
Manufactured during (date).
Approval logo.
Raise the seat.
Double Insulated.
Lower the seat.
140
kg
Warning read manual.
Recycle battery contains Lithium-ion.
Dispose of battery and motor correctly - contains
electronic components.
Recycle battery contains Lithium-ion.
Total Product Weight.
Type B electrical insulation.
70583 Is1
Please retain these instructions for future reference.
For enquiries, telephone:
UK: 08444 124 330 International: [phone]
Patterson Medical Ltd, Nunn Brook Road, Huthwaite, Nottinghamshire, NG17 2HU, UK.
Telephone: [phone] Facsimile: 08448 730 100 www.homecraft-rolyan.com
Patterson Medical Products, Inc. 1000 Remington Blvd., Suite 210, 60440-5117, USA.
Telephone: [phone] Telefax: 1-630-378-6010
Emergency stop.
+40°
0
°C
Max. & min. battery operating temperature.
Li-ion
Li-ion
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