Hill Laboratories HA90D User manual

R E F E R E N C E M A N U A L
Hill
HA90D
Dermatology
Chair

Hill Laboratories Company has been making
quality a family business since 1945.
Your Hill HA90D is built in a tradition of
innovation and value that Hill Laboratories products
have become known for.
Our good name rests on the confidence that
your Hill Chair will provide you with solid, reliable service
for many years to come.
And welcome to the Hill Laboratorie family.
Congratulations!

Your Hill Laboratories 90D has been thoroughly tested and inspected before
shipment. All parts are guaranteed against defect in materials for one full year
from date of purchase. During this period, any such defect will be remedied by
Hill Laboratories or by a factory-authorized repair service without charge.
Tables damaged by mishandling or accident will be
repaired at a reasonable charge.
All correspondence should be directed to your local dealer, or when this is not
possible, to Hill Laboratories directly.
We appreciate your business and your confidence in our product. Our aim is to
provide you with excellent service and satisfaction for many years to come.
President of Hill Laboratories Company
Table Serial Number_______________________________
The Hill Laboratorie Guarantee
At Your Service

Ready for u e
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Adjustab e
Headpiece
Protective
acry ic base cover
Encloses all
interior parts
E ectric Foot Peda s
for height and back adjustment
Fo d-Down
Foot Section
with manual switch
Paper Ro
Ho der
Under the foot piece
E ectric Back
controlled by foot pedal
Paper Ho der
Behind the
headpiece
Specification
Table Rating
400 lbs./ Static Tested at 4x Rating/Rated at 250 lbs.*
Height Range - 22"-35, w/Trendelenburg - 24"-37”
Standard Width - 26"
Length Reclined - 71"
Table Base Skirting
Acrylic thermo-plastic
Foam
Ultra-Cell®for comfort and shape retention
Shipping Weight
Approximately 250 lbs
Electric Requirements
115 v~, 60 Hz., 10 A (2 motor), where specified -
230 v~, 50 Hz.
Receptacles in base - 115 v~, 250 Watt maximum
Note: Grounding reliability can only be achieved
when the equipment is connected to an equivalent
receptacle marked hospital-only or hospital-grade. There is
no EM concern related to the safe operation of this table.
Transportation and Storage Conditions
Ambient Temperature Range:
-30°C to +60°C (-22°F to 140°F)
Relative Humidity
0% to 90% (non-condensing)
*We have tested this model at 600 pounds. The UL standard requires static load testing at four times the rating stated on
the label. The static load test was 1000 lbs. making the label rating 250 lbs.
Your Hi HA90D comes ready to p ug into any 115 out et.

Table Care
Your Hill Table comes upholstered in a highly durable vinyl material. ts appearance is guarded by Prefixx™
brand protective finish. Your upholstery may be cleaned with the Hill Laboratories Vinyl Cleaner or any non-
abrasive household detergent without change to surface luster. Stubborn stains can be cleaned with most
common solvent cleaners such as naphtha (lighter fluid), rubbing alcohol ( PA type), toluene, Coleman
gas, turpentine (paint thinner), and nail polish remover (50/50 mixture of acetone and water) with no change
to surface luster or color. One hundred percent acetone can also be used for short periods but it is sug-
gested that it first be tested on an inconspicuous area of the table.
Caution: These solvents are highly flammable; exercise proper care when cleaning with these materials and
do not use near open flame or intense heat. Wear rubber gloves during all cleaning activities. When clean-
ing other parts of your table (besides upholstery) use only nonabrasive household detergents and water.
Caution: Be sure to unplug your table before performing any maintenance on the table.
Caution: The table should be checked once a year to make sure all internal and external bolts are secure.
Caution: The table should be in its lowest height position when not attended.
Caution: n case of power outage, the table will rely on the generator back-up of the facility where the table
is installed for powering the table to its lowest position.
Caution: The power cord shall be located to avoid objects being rolled over or placed on top of it and also to
avoid people tripping over it. Damaged cords should be replaced with another of hospital grade.
Caution:
Grounding reliability can only be achieved when the equipment is connected to an
equivalent receptacle marked hospital only or hospital grade.
Special Caution:
To avoid injury or damage to the chair, NEVER S T OR LEAN ON THE FOOT
SECT ON WHEN T S RA SED TO THE HOR ZONTAL POS T ON. The foot section
is designed to support a seated patient’s feet and lower legs only. To prevent any
problem from occuring, adjust the foot section down before a patient exits the chair.
Symbols: - Each o the symbols below are used on your Hill model
labeling. An explanation o each is below.
Cleaning Your Table
Cautions and Symbol Explanation
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~
Attention Symbol
consult accompanying
documents
Dangerous Voltage
Symbol
Type BF Applied
Part Symbol
Ground
Symbol
Alternating Current
Symbol

Table Feature
Adjustab e Headpiece
The adjusting headpiece can be moved in both
the forward-backward direction and up-down. To
adjust the forward position of the headpiece,
loosen the black knob directly behind the head
cushion (“A”, photo 1) and adjust the cushion
position. Then, retighten the knob. Repeat the
same procedure for the up and down adjustment
(“B”, Photo 1). Rated at 20 pounds and tested
with 160 pounds.
Fo d-Down,
Removeab e
Armrests
When fold-down armrests
are positioned in the normal position (Photo 2), they are easily folded back by lifting from
the bottom until the armrests rest parallel with the back cushion (Photo 3). Rated at 10
pounds and tested with 80 pounds. Photo 4 shows how the armrests are removed by
pulling out on a spring-pin (see “A”) and then pulling out on the armrest.
Examination
Armboard
The Examination
Armboard inserts from
either side of the chair and tightens with a
knob. t can be positioned and locked at various angles
vertically and horizontally as shown in the photos left and right.
The Armbord is rated at 10 pounds/tested with 80 pounds.
Photo 1
Photo 3
A
B
Photo 2
Photo 4
A
4

Table Feature
Gooseneck Lamp with Receptac e
To use the Gooseneck Lamp, insert the post into
the mounted receiver and tighten the knob, turn-
ing clockwise. The lamp plugs into the 120 Volt, 5
amp. rated receptacle located at the head-end of
the chair–in the center of the table frame. Be care-
ful to position the lamp wire so that it does not
interfere with free movement around the chair.
Foot Peda s
Your HA90D has up to four foot pedals mounted together on
one control. The far left pedal, marked Back, controls the angle
of the back cushion. The middle-left pedal, labeled Tilt, con-
trols the tilt angle of the seat cushion (Caution: The lift back
cushion needs to be tilted up a minimum of 15° to tilt the table
into the trendelenburg position. To avoid injury or damage, the
lift back should not be operated without the flat plastic panel in
place on top of the plastic enclosure.) The middle-right pedal,
marked Height, controls table elevation. The far right pedal, labeled Foot, controls the angle
of the foot section from horizontal to 80° perpendicular.
Photo 9
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Fo d-Down Foot Section
The angle of the Fold-Down Foot Section is controlled by
a manual switch located under the right side as you face
the end of the chair. Press and hold the switch to
freely adust the angle of the cushion. Release to
lock the cushion in place.
Switch
Switch
Photo 6
Photo 5

Table Feature
Side Rai s
Optional side rails are mounted
at each side of the seat cushion
and very helpful for increased
security while patient is posi-
tioned on the chair. To move the rails to the down position, loosen the black knob (see
photo), push rail towards the back of the chair to disengage the square locking tube
and then swing the rail to the down position.
Loosen knob, push back,
then swing down
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Rocker Foot Peda
The optional Rocker Foot Pedal operates the height of the
table from either side of the table base. Press the right side
of the pedal for “UP” and the left side for “DO N”. The
pedal will return to the neutral position when released.
Casters
The optional casters are located at both
ends of the table base and facilitate easy
table movement. The photo shows the cast-
ers in the disengaged position. To move the
table you must engage the casters at both
ends of the base. To engage, push the han-
dles (“A”) down towards the floor - this will
lift the table approximately 1/2” from the floor. Repeat this step with the casters at the
opposite end of the base. Move the table as desired. Be sure to disengage both sets
of casters before using the table. IMPORTANT: Never move table with caster while any-
one is on the table.
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Wiring Diagram
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Two Motor Diagram

Wiring Diagram
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Three Motor Diagram

Wiring Diagram
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4 Motor Diagram. Part 1

Wiring Diagram
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4 Motor Diagram. Part 2

Wiring Diagram
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4 Motor Diagram with Auto-Return, Part 1

Wiring Diagram
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4 Motor Diagram with Auto-Return, Part 2

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