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Guldmann GH1 User manual

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• The ceiling hoist is switched on by pressing
one of the buttons on the hand control.
• A green indicator lamp will show that the
hoist is switched on and ready for use.
• If the indicator lamp shows yellow, this
means that there is no main connection to
the hoist.
• If the indicator lamp is yellow and the hoist is
beeping when activated, there is a fault with
the hoist.
• If the ceiling hoist does not switch on, this
may be because the emergency stop has
been activated – red strap (labelled with
triangle symbol).
• The hoist does not need to be turned off – it
switches off automatically after approximately
two minutes without activation.
• The hoist recharges when the hand control is
placed in the charging station with the power
supply turned on (3 beeps for charging). The
position of the lifting hanger does not affect
charging. Charging will always take place
irrespective of the height of the lifting hanger.
• The hoist’s lifting capacity will be marked on
the hoist, e.g., 205 kg/450 lbs. This means
that the hoist may be used for loads up to
205 kg/450 lbs. Note however that the rail
system or the sling may have a lower lifting
capacity. The load may not exceed the low-
est lifting capacity.
• The GH1Q features a quick-release system
that makes it very simple to click-on and
click-off the lifting module from the rails.
• If you have any questions regarding instruc-
tions and training, ask your environmental
health & safety coordinator, human resourc-
es manager or your line manager.
Quick Guide – GH1/GH1 Q
Safety functions
Emergency stop
• One pull on the red strap. Use only in emer-
gencies, when there is an immediate need to
stop the hoist.
• When the emergency stop is activated, only
the hoist’s emergency lowering device will
function.
• Deactivate the emergency stop by press-
ing the “stop” button (yellow button) on the
hoist. Then press one of the buttons on the
hand control unit twice.
Emergency lowering device
This is activated by a prolonged pull on the
red strap. Use only in an emergency. This
function allows the patient to be lowered
when the hoist has failed to work.
Scan here for user manual,
etc. concerning use of the
GH1/GH1 Q.
Accessories
Lifting hanger
Place the sling straps in the hooks. Check
that the straps have been correctly attached
to the hanger.
Lifting sling
We recommend using a lifting sling with two
or four loop attachments for attaching the
sling to the lifting hanger. The sling must
always correspond with the hoist’s lifting
capacity. In case of doubt concerning the
use of a lifting sling, please contact your
supplier.
Daily cleaning and
maintenance
Clean with a damp cloth and ordinary de-
tergent. Do not use strong acids, bases or
alcohol when cleaning. See user manual.
For Sales or Customer Service
please contact:
Guldmann Inc. - (800) 664-8834