HandI Move 2800 User manual

V 1.3 - 30-07-2015
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CEILING MOTOR
HANDIMOVE MODEL 28002815
USER GUIDE
Read Thoroughly Before Operating
Have your system inspected at least yearly. See inside user guide for details.
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Table of contents
1. Safety instructions ...................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Scope of application .................................................................................................................................... 5
3. Product information.................................................................................................................................... 6
3.1. Types of ceiling motors.................................................................................................................... 7
4. Assembly instructions ................................................................................................................................. 8
5. Explanation of the symbols....................................................................................................................... 10
5.1. Control........................................................................................................................................... 10
5.2. Symbols on the nameplate and packaging ..................................................................................... 10
5.3. Nameplate and packaging label...................................................................................................... 11
6. Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 12
6.1. The electric handcontrol for 2815 and 2810 L.............................................................................. 12
6.2. The infrared handcontrol for 2805 IR and 2815 L IR.................................................................. 13
6.3. The Control Panel (for emergency operation)............................................................................... 13
6.4. Functions........................................................................................................................................ 14
6.5. Charging the batteries.................................................................................................................... 15
6.6. Automatically stopping the Ceiling Motor at a specified location. ............................................... 15
6.7. IR handcontrol............................................................................................................................... 15
7. Maintenance and storage space................................................................................................................. 16
7.1. Cleaning the ceiling motor ............................................................................................................ 16
7.2. Storing the ceiling motor............................................................................................................... 16
8. Inspection ................................................................................................................................................. 17
8.1. Inspection before each use ............................................................................................................. 17
8.2. Yearly Inspection............................................................................................................................ 17
9. Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................................ 18
9.1. General .......................................................................................................................................... 18
9.2. Removing the cover ....................................................................................................................... 18
9.3. Assembling the cover..................................................................................................................... 18
9.4. Replacing batteries......................................................................................................................... 19
9.5. Replacing batteries of the IR handcontrol..................................................................................... 20
10. Technical specifications............................................................................................................................. 21
11. Parts list..................................................................................................................................................... 23
12. Spare parts, maintenance and yearly inspection ........................................................................................ 24
13. Limited Warranty ..................................................................................................................................... 25
14. EC declaration of conformity ................................................................................................................... 26

Safety instructions p. 3
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1. Safety instructions
Definitions:
■The user: the person using the device, eg. the caregiver, a family member, the wheelchair user,...
■The person responsible: the person who is responsible for the correct use and maintenance of the device.
Before using the ceiling motor, make sure that:
■The user has been given appropriate instruction and training.
■These instructions for use have been carefully read and understood by the user and the person responsible.
■The use of the emergency stop and emergency down have been explained and demonstrated to the user and the
person responsible.
■The caregiver at all times pays enough attention to the lifted person and his/her surrounding (enough space so
he/she does not hit furniture, for example).
■The device is only used with Handi-Move items/accessories or items/accessories approved by Handi-Move.
■The ceiling motor is only used to lift people.
■The cords of the emergency stop and the emergency down are cut to the correct length for this user.
■You do not use the lift in case of malfunction (see '8. Inspection before each use' p.16). Contact your local
Handi-Move distributor for repairs.
■If there is electromagnetic interference between the ceiling motor and another device, the two devices are not
used together. (e.g. TV remote controls, flat screen TV’s, radio, cellphones, certain fluorescent lights,...)
■The service temperature is between -10°C (14° F) and 40°C (104° F). The air humidity is between 30% and
70%.
■You take into account the statutory provisions when the ceiling motor is being used in a damp environment.
■The lift does not come into contact with water drops. When you are using it close to a shower, bath or wash
basin, make sure to remove it immediately and store it in a dry area.
■If using the ceiling motor independently, the user is equipped with an appropriate emergency call system (e.g.
a mobile phone,…)
■When used in the swimmingpool/bathtub, a supervisory person is present to ensure the safety of the user.
■Users weighing less than 32 kilograms only use the system independently under supervision, because the me-
chanical emergency down will not work.
CAUTION!
Under no circUmstances shoUld the UP/doWn motor be oPerated When the ceiling
motor is not sUsPended from the rails. the UP/doWn motor is fitted With asafety
mechanism : sWitching on the motor When it is in the box or is UPside doWn can caUse
damage !
the maximUm Permissible load may vary betWeen the ceiling motor, sPreader bar and
sling. the loWest Permissible load mUst then be regarded as the maximUm Permissible
load.
the magnets in the handcontrol (tyPe 2800 and 2810) can affect the oPeration of Pace-
makers and imPlanted defibrillators. ifthe distance betWeen the handcontrol and
the Pacemaker (or imPlanted defibrillators) is more than 10 cm, there is no inflUence
of the magnets on the oPeration of the Pacemaker (or imPlanted defibrillators). for

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fUrther information, Please contact yoUr doctor.
do not short circUit the battery terminals
the minimUm Weight for the manUal emergency doWn is 88 lbs / 40 kg (Weight = Person
+ accessories).
donot PUsh the ceiling motor faster than at normal stePPing sPeed.
■Batteries must be removed and recycled according to the statutory provisions.

Scope of application p. 5
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2. Scope of application
The ceiling motor is used in hospitals, rehabilitation centres, geriatric centres, care homes, day centres and private
homes for transfers to or from a bed, armchair, wheelchair, bath, toilet, the floor, nursing table etc. To transfer
handicapped persons or persons with movement disorders. This avoids straining of caregivers as they do not have
to carry heavy weights, and guarantees better mobility for the handicapped persons. The device is suitable for use
in damp rooms.The remote control is protected from dust penetration (dustproof ) and water penetration in the
event of immersion.

Product information p. 6
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3. Product information
This user guide refers to the following parts on your Handi-Move ceiling motor:
A Motor band
B Swivel Hook
C Contact ski’s
D Trolley
E Driving wheel lateral motor (Model 2810 L and 2815 L IR)
F Emergency stop cord
G Emergency down cord
H Control Panel
A
B
C
D
E
H
F
G
I Infrared remote control
J Electric handcontrol 2 buttons
K Electric handcontrol 4 buttons
L Magnet (models with lateral motor)
M Charging pin
I J K
L
M

Product information p. 7
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3.1. Types of ceiling motors
There are 4 types of ceiling motors:
2815
■The ceiling motor without a lateral motor is for use with an attendant.
■The ceiling motor is moved laterally by hand.
■The ceiling motor is operated with an electric handcontrol (2 buttons).
2805 IR
■The ceiling motor without a lateral motor is for use with an attendant.
■The ceiling motor is moved by hand. (
■The ceiling motor functions with an infrared handcontrol. Handcontrol must be pointed at
motor.
2810 L
■The ceiling motor with a lateral motor is suitable for independent use.
■Pressing the left or right button on the handcontrol, respectively, actuates the corresponding
sideways movement.
■The ceiling motor is operated with an electric handcontrol (4 buttons).
2815 L IR
■The ceiling motor with a lateral motor is suitable for independent use.
■Pressing the left or right button on the infrared handcontrol, respectively, actuates the cor-
responding sideways movement.
■The ceiling motor is operated with an infrared handcontrol. Handcontrol must be pointed
at motor.

Assembly instructions p. 8
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4. Assembly instructions
The ceiling motor is only used with a Handi-Move rail system or a system approved by Handi-Move.
The inspection may only be carried out by Handi-Move or a technician approved by Handi-Move.
CAUTION!
the maximUm Permissible load may vary betWeen the ceiling motor, sPreader bar and
sling. the loWest Permissible load mUst then be regarded as the maximUm Permissible
load.
Attach:
1. The ring with the red cord on the red lever.
2. The ring with the yellow cord on the yellow lever.
3. Models with electric handcontrol and connector (only 2815 and 2810): screw the connector back in.
2
3
1

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CAUTION!
make sUre that the cords of the emergency stoP and the emergency doWn are cUt to
the correct length in order for this User to each them easily.
If the red cord of the emergency stop is too long, it may be unintentionally activated: adjust the length of the cords
according to the user's needs so he/she can easily handle them.
2815 and 2805: operated by the user while standing on the ground.
2810 and 2815: during independent use, operated by the user while in the body support.
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9400 Ninove, Belgium, EU
www.handimove.com
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Subassembly -
created by Gert-JVDB date 01/08/2013
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Explanation of the symbols p. 10
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5. Explanation of the symbols
5.1. Control
Press this button to lift the user.
Press this button to lower the user.
Press this button to move the ceiling motor in the direction of the arrow
(only models with lateral motor).
Emergency switch
Emergency down
Connection of the handcontrol
5.2. Symbols on the nameplate and packaging
Please read the user guide carefully
before using the Ceiling Motor.
International protection standards against
solid objects and water.
The Ceiling Motor must not be used in
the rain or be exposed to drip.
CE certified
Type B conforms to EN 60601-1.
No insulation against earthed components
Class II - EN 60601-1
The Ceiling Motor must be stored at
an air pressure of 700 to 1060 hPa.
The Ceiling Motor must be stored at a
humidity level of 30% to 70%.
Please observe the national and local
regulations with respect to collection
for recycling and environmentally
friendly processing.
The Ceiling Motor must be stored at a
temperature of -10°C (14°F) to +40°C
(104°F).
Device meets Directive 2011/65/EU Safe working load

Explanation of the symbols p. 11
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5.3. Nameplate and packaging label
Client/klant/client/Kunde :
Order/bestelling/commande/Bestellung :
Contents: CEILING HOIST/PLAFONDMOTOR /
MOTEUR PLAFOND/DECKENLIFTER
Model/model/modèle/Modell :
2800 2805 2810 2815
2801 2806
2802 2807
Options/optie/option/Option :
*.3898(TC) “1520”
“2893.9000” “2800.9110”
Charger incl./lader inbegrepen/chargeur incl./Ladegerät inkl.
EU UK AUS US
Serial number/serienummer/numéro serie/Seriennummer:
-10 40°C 30 70% 700 1060hPa
14 104F
Client/klant/client/Kunde :
Order/bestelling/commande/Bestellung :
Contents: CEILING HOIST/PLAFONDMOTOR /
MOTEUR PLAFOND/DECKENLIFTER
Model/model/modèle/Modell :
2800 2805 2810 2815
2801 2806
2802 2807
Options/optie/option/Option :
*.3898(TC) “1520”
“2893.9000” “2800.9110”
Charger incl./lader inbegrepen/chargeur incl./Ladegerät inkl.
EU UK AUS US
Serial number/serienummer/numéro serie/Seriennummer:
-10 40°C 30 70% 700 1060hPa
14 104F
Client/klant/client/Kunde :
Order/bestelling/commande/Bestellung :
Contents: CEILING HOIST/PLAFONDMOTOR /
MOTEUR PLAFOND/DECKENLIFTER
Model/model/modèle/Modell :
2800 2805 2810 2815
2801 2806
2802 2807
Options/optie/option/Option :
*.3898(TC) “1520”
“2893.9000” “2800.9110”
Charger incl./lader inbegrepen/chargeur incl./Ladegerät inkl.
EU UK AUS US
Serial number/serienummer/numéro serie/Seriennummer:
-10 40°C 30 70% 700 1060hPa
14 104F
Client/klant/client/Kunde :
Order/bestelling/commande/Bestellung :
Contents: CEILING HOIST/PLAFONDMOTOR /
MOTEUR PLAFOND/DECKENLIFTER
Model/model/modèle/Modell :
2800 2805 2810 2815
2801 2806
2802 2807
Options/optie/option/Option :
*.3898(TC) “1520”
“2893.9000” “2800.9110”
Charger incl./lader inbegrepen/chargeur incl./Ladegerät inkl.
EU UK AUS US
Serial number/serienummer/numéro serie/Seriennummer:
-10 40°C 30 70% 700 1060hPa
14 104F
Client/klant/client/Kunde :
Order/bestelling/commande/Bestellung :
Contents: CEILING HOIST/PLAFONDMOTOR /
MOTEUR PLAFOND/DECKENLIFTER
Model/model/modèle/Modell :
2800 2805 2810 2815
2801 2806
2802 2807
Options/optie/option/Option :
*.3898(TC) “1520”
“2893.9000” “2800.9110”
Charger incl./lader inbegrepen/chargeur incl./Ladegerät inkl.
EU UK AUS US
Serial number/serienummer/numéro serie/Seriennummer:
-10 40°C 30 70% 700 1060hPa
14 104F
Client/klant/client/Kunde :
Order/bestelling/commande/Bestellung :
Contents: CEILING HOIST/PLAFONDMOTOR /
MOTEUR PLAFOND/DECKENLIFTER
Model/model/modèle/Modell :
2800 2805 2810 2815
2801 2806
2802 2807
Options/optie/option/Option :
*.3898(TC) “1520”
“2893.9000” “2800.9110”
Charger incl./lader inbegrepen/chargeur incl./Ladegerät inkl.
EU UK AUS US
Serial number/serienummer/numéro serie/Seriennummer:
-10 40°C 30 70% 700 1060hPa
14 104F

Operation p. 12
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6. Operation
6.1. The electric handcontrol for 2815 and 2810 L
The electric handcontrol (J/K), connected to the Ceiling Motor with the spiral cable and connector, has either two
(2815) or four buttons (2815 L), depending on the motor version.
UP and DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT are marked with the appropriate arrows.
LIFTING MOTOR LATERAL MOTOR
UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT
CAUTION!
donot move the ceiling motor by PUlling the handcontrol.
J K

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6.2. The infrared handcontrol for 2805 IR and 2815 L IR
The infrared handcontrol (I) has 4 buttons, UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT, which are
indicated with the appropriate arrows.
LIFTING MOTOR LATERAL MOTOR
UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT
The .LEFT. and .RIGHT. buttons are not relevant for the 2805 IR model, as this
model does not have the lateral motor.
Remove the three 1,5 V AAA batteries from the infrared handcontrol when you are
not using the motor for an extended period of time.
CAUTION!
make sUre that the infrared handcontrol does not/cannot fall into the Water.
the ir handcontrol has abUilt-in indicator to Warn yoU of loW battery voltage. yoU
Will hear asoUnd alert With one long beeP and three short beePs Played tWice. this
occUrs aboUt 10 seconds after the transmitter Was last Used. rePlace the batteries as
soon as Possible.
6.3. The Control Panel (for emergency operation)
The Control Panel (H) contains:
1 2 3 4 5
6
7
1. Emergency operation (left) (only for models with lateral motor)
2. Emergency operation (descend)
3. Infrared signal receiver (only for 2805 IR and 2810 L IR)
4. Emergency operation (lifting up)
5. Emergency operation (right) (only for models with lateral motor)
6. On/off LED
Emergency stop switch activated = LED is not lit
Emergency stop switch not activated = LED is green

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7. Battery LED
Ceiling Motor batteries must urgently be charged = LED is blue
Ceiling Motor is placed on the charging pins and the batteries are being charged by the charger = LED is
orange.
If the batteries are fully charged, the LED will switch off after 60 seconds.
6.4. Functions
Making the ceiling motor operational
■Make sure the emergency switch is not activated and the motor is turned off(the On/off LED on the Control
Panel (H) illuminates green).
■The Ceiling Motor does not need to be switched off, as it will automatically going
to sleep mode after 1 second of inactivity.
■If you subsequently wish to make the Ceiling Motor operational again, then all you need to do is press one of
the buttons on the (hand)control.
Emergency switch (F)
■If an unsafe situation should occur, you can shut down the motor completely by pulling the red emergency stop
cord. The ceiling motor will come to an immediate halt (On/off LED located on the bottom part of the motor
cover will extinguish).
■When the unsafe situation has been resolved, the Ceiling Motor can be re-activated by once again pulling the
red emergency stop cord. The On/off LED will be lit again.
Emergency down (G)
■If the Ceiling Motor should no longer function, the user can be lowered by pulling the yellow emergency down
cord, 1 second after the last attempt to operate the motor, or immediately after activating the emergency switch
(red emergency down cord).
■Operation:
• Wait 1 second or activate the emergency switch.
• Then pull the yellow cord.
CAUTION!
a Weight of at least 40 kg / 88.2 lbs is reqUired for the emergency doWn to fUnction.
this means:
When Using abody sUPPort, the User has to Weigh at least 32 kg / 70.5 lbs
When Using asling, the User has to Weigh at least 38 kg / 83.8 lbs.
Direction of the lateral motor (only for models with lateral motor)
On the Control Panel, you will find a black and white arrow as on the handcontrol. When pressing one of these
buttons, the Ceiling Motor will move in the chosen lateral direction..

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6.5. Charging the batteries
Place the ceiling motor on the charging pins on a regular basis, at least
once every 2 days.
Overcharging is not possible.
If the Ceiling Motor emits a beep and/or the battery LED on the Con-
trol Panel is blue, it needs to be charged immediately.
The signal means that the battery can function for one lifting cycle only.
■Put the ceiling motor on the charging pins. The battery LED on the
Control Panel is orange. If the batteries are fully charged, the LED
will switch off after 60 seconds.
■Do not use the ceiling motor while charging.
■The indicator light of the chargers shows the following functions:
• Orange: the batteries are being charged
• Green: the batteries are fully charged
6.6. Automatically stopping the Ceiling Motor at a specified
location.
This position is only possible on types 2810L and HM2815LIR and
acts as an aid for stopping at a specified location. If you do not use this
function, then you have to position the motor in the correct location
yourself.
Fasten the magnet to the rail in the position where you would like to
stop. For example: to stop above the toilet, bed, bath, or any other pre-
ferred location.The charging pins come standard with this functionality.
6.7. IR handcontrol
6.7.1. Battery warning IR handcontrol
The IR handcontrol has a built-in battery warning in the event of low battery voltage. An alarm consisting of one
long beep and three short beeps will sound twice. This will go off approximately 10 seconds after the transmitter
was last used. Replace the batteries as soon as possible. See 9.5
6.7.2. Cleaning
The IR handcontrol can be cleaned using a damp cotton cloth and alcohol, chlorhexidine or ethyl alcohol.
It can also be cleaned using a damp piece of fabric (diluted cleaning product solution). Dry after cleaning.

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7. Maintenance and storage space
7.1. Cleaning the ceiling motor
■Carefully clean the ceiling motor with mild soap and a damp cloth.
■Avoid making the electrical parts wet (this can damage the motor).
■Do not use chemical cleaning agents or excess water.
■If you want to disinfect the handcontrol, use an alcohol-based product and a slightly damp cloth.
7.2. Storing the ceiling motor
■Store the ceiling motor in a dry area. The air humidity has to be between 30% and 70% and the temperature
between -10 °C (14°F) en +40°C (104°F).
■Make sure that the emergency stop is switched off when you store the ceiling motor.(on/off LED does not il-
luminate).
■Place the Ceiling Motor on two blocks, so that the wheels are han-
ging freely in the air..
■The ceiling motor should only be used suspended from the rails.
■Disconnect the batteries when you are not using the ceiling motor
for an extended period of time.
CAUTION!
Under no circUmstances shoUld the UP/doWn motor be oPerated When the ceiling
motor is not sUsPended from the rails. the UP/doWn motor is fitted With asafety
mechanism : sWitching on the motor When it is in the box or is UPside doWn can caUse
damage !

Inspection p. 17
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8. Inspection
8.1. Inspection before each use
■NEVER use the ceiling motor if the motor band (A) is damaged or faulty.
■Check if the red safety stitching is undamaged.
■Check if the emergency down (G) is functioning. (See 6.4 "Functions" - p.
14)
■Check the if the emergency switch (F) is functioning. (See 6.4 "Functions" - p.
14)
CAUTION!
battery Warning indicator ir handcontrol
the ir handcontrol has abUilt-in indicator to Warn yoU of loW battery voltage. yoU
Will hear asoUnd alert With one long beeP and three short beePs Played tWice. this
occUrs aboUt 10 seconds after the transmitter Was last Used. rePlace the batteries as
soon as Possible.
8.2. Yearly Inspection
■The ceiling motor must be inspected at least once a year.
■The inspection may only be carried out by Handi-Move or a technician approved by Handi-Move.
■After the inspection, a report will be prepared documenting the tests that were carried out and the parts that
were replaced.
red safety stitching

Troubleshooting p. 18
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9. Troubleshooting
9.1. General
The ceiling motor is not working at all:
■Check if by any chance the emergency switch is activated and the motor is turned off (on/off LED is not lit).
Deactivate the emergency switch (on/off LED illuminates).
■Check if the batteries are charged.
■Try the buttons on the Control Panel. If they are working, there is a problem with the handcontrol or the cable.
• 2805 - 2815 L IR: the 3 1,5 V AAA batteries in the handcontrol could be empty.
• 2800 - 2805 L: Check if the spiral cable is correctly attached to the connector.
When using the handcontrol, you hear a beeping sound and/or the battery LED on the control panel lits
blue:
■The batteries have to be charged urgently.
■If the ceiling motor does not work, call the technical service.
9.2. Removing the cover
■Hold the white side cover near the logo and softly pull the cover.
■Place a tool (that fits the hole) in the opening and carefully press
the internal clip until the cover becomes undone. Repeat this for the
other side of the white cover. Remove the cover.
■If required, repeat this for the second white cover.
■With regard to the cover with the contact strips, make sure to dis-
connect the connector from the board.
9.3. Assembling the cover
■Position the white cover facing the gray cover
■With regard to the cover with the contact strips, make sure to recon-
nect the connector to the board.

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■Make sure that the metal clip is aligned with the gray cover.
■Push the cover onto the Ceiling Motor until it is fixed in place.
9.4. Replacing batteries
■First remove the cover, as described in the above instructions.
■Detach the battery wires.
■Unscrew the left screw from the battery holder +/- 10mm so that the
battery holder can move freely and hang down.
■Remove the batteries and replace them in the same position.

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■Check the polarity when connecting the batteries.
■Attach the red wire to the plus pin (+) of battery 2
■Attach the black wire to the minus (-) of battery 1
■Connect the minus (-) of battery 1 and the plus of battery 2 using
the purple wire.
■Reattach the cover (See 9.3 'Assembling the cover' - (See 9.3 "As-
sembling the cover" - p. 18)
9.5. Replacing batteries of the IR
handcontrol
■Using a screwdriver, unscrew the screws of the battery cover at the
back of the IR handcontrol and insert 3 Alkaline batteries LR03
(AAA) 1.5V. To insert the batteries, please refer to the instructions
at the bottom of the battery slots.
■Double check the polarity!
■It is important to use long-life Alkaline batteries which are protected
against battery acid leaks.