human care 25040 Series User manual

Slings/ Selar/ Harnais / Gurte / Tilbanden
Amputee Sling 25040, 25140
User manual / Bruksanvisning /
Noce d’ulisaon / Benutzerhandbuch /
Handleiding

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DEUTSCH
User Manual 3
Safety Instrucons 4
General Descripon / Intended Use 5
Technical Specicaons 5
Product Label 6
Compliances and Standards 7
Suspension Alternaves 7
Hanger Bars for Human Care Lis 8
Compability 9
Sling Applicaon 10
Troubleshoong 15
Care Instrucons 16
Bruksanvisning 18
Säkerhetsinstrukoner 19
Allmän beskrivning/Avsedd användning 20
Teknisk specikaon 20
Produkteke 21
Överensstämmelse och standard 22
Upphängningsalternav 22
Byglar ll Human Cares lyar 23
Kompabilitet 24
Applicering av sele 25
Felsökning 30
Skötselinstrukoner 31
Noce d’ulisaon 33
Consignes de sécurité 34
Descripon générale/Ulisaon conforme 35
Spécicaon 35
Équee du produit 36
Conformités et normes 37
Suspensions possibles 37
Barres de suspension pour les lève-personnes
de Human Care 38
Compabilité 39
Applicaon du harnais 40
Résoluon des problèmes 45
Instrucons d’entreen 46
Gebrauchsanweisung 48
Sicherheitshinweise 49
Allgemeine Beschreibung/
Verwendungszweck 50
Technische Spezikaonen 50
Produkt-Eke 51
Konformitäten und Standards 52
Auängungsalternaven 52
Auänger für Human Care Lie 53
Kompabilität 54
Sling-Anwendung 55
Fehlerbehebung 60
Pegehinweise 61
Gebruikshandleiding 63
Veiligheidsinstruces 64
Algemene beschrijving /Beoogd gebruik 65
Technische Specicaes 65
Productlabel 66
In overeenstemming met en standaarden 67
Bevesgingsmogelijkheden 67
Tiljukken voor Human Care lien 68
Compabel 69
Sling Applicae 70
Problemen oplossen 75
Onderhoudsinstruces 76
Käyöohje 78
Turvallisuusohjeet 79
Yleinen kuvaus / Käyötarkoitus 80
Tekniset edot 80
Tuotetarra 81
Vaamustenmukaisuudet ja standardit 82
Ripustusvaihtoehdot 82
Nostotangot Human Caren nosmiin 83
Yhteensopivuus 84
Liinan käyö 85
Vianmääritys 90
Hoito-ohjeet 91

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User Manual
Symbols
WARNING symbol indicates a poten-
ally hazardous situaon which, if not
avoided, could result in serious injury
to the user or damage to property
and/or the device itself.
INFORMATION symbol indicates
recommendaons and informaon for
proper, trouble-free usage.
WEIGHT CAPACITY symbol indicates
maximum user weight for the product.
Do not exceed this weight in any
circumstance.
CE MARKING symbol indicates product
meets requirements of EU Direcve
93/42/EEC (MDD) and/or EU
Regulaon 2017/745 (MDR).
RECYCLE according to local regulaons.
MEDICAL DEVICE symbol indicates
that the product is a medical device
according to the denion of
medical device in EU Direcve 93/42/
EEC (MDD) and/or EU Regulaon
2017/745 (MDR).
READ INSTRUCTIONS and ensure you
fully understand them before using
this product.
Important!
You must read the user manual for your device prior to usage. Keep this
booklet and informaon handy for future use.
Product modicaon is not per-
mied.
Before use, always check that the
product is not damaged or worn.
Human Care’s products are connuously
being developed and updated to provide our
customers with the highest quality. We reserve
the right to make design changes without prior
noce.
Always make sure that you have the most
recent version of the manual which is available
for downloading from our website
Contact your local distributor if you have any
quesons about the product and its use.
Noce to user/paent in case of serious
incident
Any serious incident that has occurred in rela-
on to the product, should be reported to the
local contact, who reports to the manufacturer,
and the competent authority of the country in
which the user/paent is established.

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Slings
Safety Instrucons
• Check that the client is sing securely in the
sling before starng to li him/her.
• Check that the li is balanced when moving,
raising and/or lowering the client. If you
are using a Human Care li with telescopic
hanger bar, it is important that the bar hooks
are in the same posion on both sides.
• Our slings have been designed and tested
for indoor use with one client at a me and
must only be used for transferring a person.
This product is not a swing.
• Make sure no sharp objects are in contact
with the sling.
IncorrectCorrect
The process of liing and moving a person
always involves risks. Therefore, you must read
the user manuals for the li and the liing
equipment carefully. Always make sure that
the liing equipment you are using is intended
for use with the li. As a care provider, you are
responsible for the client’s safety and you must
know whether the client will be able to cope
with the liing process. The sling must be ed
to meet the client’s specic needs. If you are in
any doubt, please contact the supplier.
• Carry out a careful visual inspecon of the
sling every me you use it.
• Check that the right sling is being used for
the client. The model, size and material must
meet the client’s needs.
• Plan the moving and liing process so that it
is as safe as possible.
• Before raising the client, check that the sling
is correctly aached to the li/hanger bar
once the li straps are stretched.
• It is important that the hooks of the hanger
bar are in the correct posion, with the
opening of the hook facing upwards on both
sides to securely hold the straps in place.
Recheck the posion of the hooks once the
li straps are stretched.
• It is important to always check that the loops
are at the boom of all hooks (see pictures)
and securely placed below the locking pin on
all hooks.

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General Descripon / Intended Use
Amputee Sling and Amputee Sling Net
The Human Care Amputee Sling is primarily desig-
ned for liing clients who have had one or both
legs amputated. The sling can also be used for
people who tend to slide out of slings.
When moving an amputated client, the leg sec-
ons of the sling are generally overlapped under
a client’s leg or legs. Combined with the design of
the sling, this results in a very small opening at the
boom. In addion, the sling is lted backwards
to further secure the client in the sling.
It is also possible to pass the leg secons between
a client’s legs. The sling can be used with the
Human Care waist belt 25145/25146.
The Amputee Sling is designed for two- and
three-point suspension.
The Amputee Sling is available in polyester
(25040) and polyester net (25140). Net slings are
primarily designed for use in wet environments.
Technical Specicaons
It is crucial to use the right size of sling for the
client. To help dierenate our sizes, they are
colour coded for quick idencaon. The colour
code is found next to the sling’s label in the
shape of a loop. This loop can also be used to
properly store or hang the sling. 25040/25140 Amputee Sling
*The weights given are only guidelines and are not a substute for individual tests. Discrepancies can
occur, tolerances ± 1 cm, 0,3”.
Item Part No.: Size Colour code
A (cm/
inch)
B (cm/
inch)
C (cm/
inch)
Weight Capacity*
(kg/lbs)
Weight Capacity
(kg/lbs)
Amputee Sling/
Amputee Sling Net
25040-JM/
25140-JM
Junior medium Grey 19/7,5 61/24 55/21,7 20-35/44-77 300/661
Amputee Sling/
Amputee Sling Net
25040-S/
25140-S
Small Red 26/10,2 72/28,3 57/22,4 30-60/66-132 300/661
Amputee Sling/
Amputee Sling Net
25040-M/
25140-M
Medium Yellow 36/14,2 78/30,7 59/23,2 55-90/121-198 300/661
Amputee Sling/
Amputee Sling Net
25040-L/
25140-L
Large Green 46/18,1 88/34,6 62/24,4 85-120/187-265 300/661
Amputee Sling/
Amputee Sling Net
25040-XL/
25140-XL
X Large Blue 50/19,7 101/39,8 65/25,6 110-140/243-309 300/661

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Slings
Product Label
The label on the sling contains the following
informaon:
1. Human Care company logo
2. This way up arrow and marking the centre
line of the sling
3. CE and MD marking
4. Product name and size
5. Picture showing the sling in use
6. Part number
7. Safe Working Load
8. “This way out, back” – outside of the sling,
not in touch with the client
9. Manufacturer
10. QR-code to our webpage
11. Latex free
12. Read the manual before use
13. Visual inspecon
14. Date and country of producon
15. Batch number
16. Serial number
17. Washing instrucons
a. Machine Wash Temperature
b. Do Not Bleach
c. Tumble Dry, Low Heat
d. Do Not Dry Clean
e. Never Iron
f. Do Not Use Fabric Soener
18. Owner name. (For example, write the
client’s name or another unique idener)
19. Indicate annual inspecon
20. Unique Product Code
21. Barcode/EAN
Amputee Sling
UP
25040-M
SWL < 250kg / < 550lbs
This way out, back
Latex free
Visual inspection
LOT
2020-03-11
Made in Latvia
*329540060004*
75°C / 167°F
329540
Human Care HC AB
Årstaängsvägen 21B
117 43 Stockholm
Sweden
http://www.humancaregroup.com
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Suspension Alternaves
Our slings are designed with the premise that
all people are dierent with varying liing
requirements, needs or desires.
To make all our clients feel as comfortable as
possible in our slings, most of them can be used
with 2 or 3-point suspensions. Some slings can
also be used with a 4-point suspension. Below
the opons are displayed.
2-point suspension
Suitable for most liing situaons providing a good
seang posion. 2-point suspension is available with
oor lis, xed and portable ceiling lis.
Two-point suspension with crossed leg support:
Thread the strap on one leg secon through the strap
on the other leg secon before aaching them to the
hanger bar.
Two-point suspension with overlapping leg support:
This method is suitable for liing clients with
amputated legs, for example. Extension straps can
be aached to the liing straps to prevent the client
from leaning too far back in the seated posion.
Two-point suspension with separate leg support:
Put the client’s legs in each leg secon and aach the
liing straps to the hanger bar. Note: This method
increases the risk of the client sliding out of the sling
An individual assessment of the client’s needs
must always be carried out before choosing an
alternave connecon method.
Compliances and Standards
Human Care is an ISO 13485:2016 cered
Swedish medical device company. The Quality
Management System is in compliance with US
21 CFR part 820.
The product is CE marked in accordance with EU
Direcve 93/42/EEC (MDD) and/or EU Regula-
on 2017/745 (MDR), as class I medical device.
The CE mark is on the product.
This sling has been tested in accordance with
ISO 10535.

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Slings
Hanger Bars for Human Care Lis
3-point suspension
Oers an elongated sing posion and more even
weight distribuon. The 3-point suspension is suitable
especially for clients carrying an increased risk of
pressure sores or who need addional space for the
upper body.
Thread the le leg secon through the loop on the
right leg secon. Aach the leg secon liing straps
to the leg hooks and the back secon liing straps to
the li.
4-point suspension
A spacious sing posion making it suitable for larger
clients or when using a stretcher. 4-point suspension
is available with both xed and portable ceiling lis
or oor lis.
Accessory Descripon Part no.
2-point hanger bar For staonary li HeliQ. 3 widths: 35 cm/13,8”: 72754
45 cm/17,7”: 72755
60 cm/23,6”: 72757
2-point hanger bar For portable lis Roomer S / Altair,
2 widths:
45 cm/17,7”: 55751
55 cm/21,7”: 55764
4-point hanger bar For staonary li HeliQ 92938
4-point suspension 4-point suspension accessory (49 cm). Enables 4-point liing with the Altair and Roomer
S lis. The suspension bar is placed on the li’s single leg hook.
55619
HeliQ HeliQRoomer S / Altair
(55751 45 cm, 17,7” / 55764 55 cm, 21,7”)(7275x) (92938)

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Compability
Human Care Group slings are designed for use
with all Human Care lis and hanger bars. The
products are also compable with products of
other suppliers ulizing the same aachment
method for securing slings to a hanger bar and
li. However, due to the wide range of products
worldwide, Human Care cannot be responsible
for any errors that may result from improper
use or applicaon of combinaons of slings,
hanger bars and lis of other suppliers. The use
of the combined system is at the prescriber’s
own risk and liability.
To ensure the safety of the client and caregiver,
Human Care recommends the following mini-
mum requirements:
1. When using slings with lis and hang-
er bars, made by manufacturers other
than Human Care, the combined system
needs to be designed with the same sling
aachment method for the hanger bar of
oor lis and ceiling lis, meaning loop
style slings are combined with a loop style
hanger bar, clip style slings are combined
with a clip style hanger bar.
2. The involved paent lis and sling must be
CE marked in accordance with the medical
device direcve, MDD 93/42/ EEG /
upcoming MDR 2017/75 and comply with
standard requirements for paent lis as
stated in EN ISO 10535.
3. The caregiver must follow the manufactu-
rer’s instrucon manuals and recommen-
daons with respect to the use, care,
client, caregiver, cleaning, and inspecon
of the slings and lis.
4. Dierent products on the assembled li
system: i.e., li, hanger bar, sling, scale and
other accessories may have dierent max.
loads. It is always the lowest maximum
allowable load indicated for the respecve
products and the system that applies for
the enre system.
Always check the markings on all individual
products in the system.
5. Individual risk assessment, including a
praccal test of the system and validaon
with the specic combinaon used are
required to arm that the size of the sling
is correct for the intended use and compa-
ble to the width and design of the hanger
bar. The combined system needs to be
documented by the competent assessor.
If there are any quesons, please contact your
local Human Care oce or distributor.

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Slings
Sling Applicaon
Liing the client from a lying posion (leg
secons overlapping)
1. If possible, raise the client’s back sup-
port so that the client is in a semi-sing
posion. Move the sling down behind the
client’s back unl it reaches the coccyx.
Take note of the marking on the sling “This
way out, back”.
Alternave: Lay the client on his/her side.
Posion the sling so that the centre of the
sling lines up with the client’s spine. Roll
the client over onto his/her other side and
pull the sling through.
2. Pull the leg secons of the sling under
both the client’s legs so that they overlap.
Make sure that the leg secons are ed
properly. Thread the leg secon liing
straps through the special straps on the
inside and outside of the sling. Lower the
li to the height of the client’s stomach.
Aach the back secon and leg secon
liing straps to the hanger bar. Hold the li
away from the client’s face with one hand
as you raise it above the client’s head.
Alternave: The sling can also be used for
three-point suspension.
3. Pause in this posion and check that all
the liing straps are securely aached to
the hooks.

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4. Connue liing the client. It may be
necessary to lower the bed slightly. Make
sure that the client’s legs do not slide out.
It is a good idea to put your arm around
the client while you are moving him/her to
create a greater sense of security.
Liing the client from a sing posion
(leg secons overlapping)
1. Pull the sling down behind the client’s
back. Take note of the marking on the sling
(outside up). The boom edge of the sling
must be behind the client’s coccyx. Pull the
leg secons through to the front.
2. Pull the leg secons under both the client’s
legs so that they overlap. Make sure that
the leg secons are ed properly. Thread
the leg secon liing straps through the
special straps on the inside and outside of
the sling. Lower the li to the height of the
client’s stomach. Aach the back secon
and leg secon liing straps to the hanger
bar. Hold the li away from the client’s
face with one hand as you raise it above
the client’s head.
Alternave: The sling can also be used for
three-point suspension.

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3. Pause in this posion and check that all the
liing straps are securely aached to the
hooks.
4. Connue liing the client. Make sure that
the client’s legs do not slide out. It is a
good idea to put your arm around the
client while you are moving him/her to
create a greater sense of security.
Liing the client from a lying posion (leg
secons separate)
1. If possible, raise the client’s back sup-
port so that the client is in a semi-sing
posion. Move the sling down behind the
client’s back unl it reaches the coccyx.
Take note of the marking on the sling
(outside up). Alternave: Lay the client on
his/her side. Posion the sling so that the
centre of the sling lines up with the client’s
spine. Roll the client over onto his/her
other side and pull the sling through.

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2. Pull the leg secons through between the
client’s legs. Lower the li to the height of
the client’s stomach. When a three-point
suspension is used, you should thread the
le leg secon through the loop on the
outside of the right leg secon. Aach the
leg secon liing straps to the leg hooks
on the li. Turn the li around and aach
the back secon liing straps to the hanger
bar. Hold the li away from the client’s
face with one hand as you raise it above
the client’s head.
Alternave: The sling can also be used for
two-point suspension. In this case the loop
on the right leg secon is not used. Instead
the leg secons are crossed.
3. Pause in this posion and check that all the
liing straps are securely aached to the
hooks.
4. Connue liing the client. It may be ne-
cessary to lower the bed slightly. Raise the
client’s legs slightly while turning him/her
away from the bed. It is a good idea to put
your arm around the client while you are
moving him/her to create a greater sense
of security.

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Slings
Liing the client from a sing posion
(leg secons separate)
1. Pull the sling down behind the client’s
back. Take note of the marking on the sling
(outside up). The boom edge of the sling
must be behind the client’s coccyx.
2. Pull the leg secons through to the front.
Pull the leg secons up between the
client’s legs. Lower the li to the height of
the client’s stomach. When a three-point
suspension is used, you should thread the
le leg secon through the loop on the
outside of the right leg secon. Aach the
leg secon liing straps to the leg hooks on
the li. Turn the li around and aach the
back secon liing straps onto the hanger
bar. Hold the li away from the client’s
face with one hand as you raise it above
the client’s head.
Alternave: The sling can also be used for
two-point suspension. In this case the loop
on the right leg secon is not used. Instead
the leg secons are crossed.
3. Pause in this posion and check that all
the liing straps are securely aached to
the hooks.

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4. Connue liing the client. It may be
necessary to lower the bed slightly. Raise
the client’s legs slightly while turning him/
her away from the bed. It is a good idea to
put your arm around the client while you
are moving him/her to create a greater
sense of security.
Troubleshoong
Descripon Acon
The client is at risk of sliding out • The sling may be too large.
• The sling is not correctly ed - the length of the loops should be
stretched at the same me.
The client is unbalanced when lied • The instrucons on the individual test log have not been followed or
a new assessment needs to be carried out.
The sling is too small • This can be uncomfortable for the client. The sling can cut into the
client’s esh and/or his/her back may not have enough support.
Note: It is important that the right sling is used for each client and that it is individually tested to
ensure that it meets the client’s need and the transfer situaon.

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Slings
Care Instrucons
Check for wear and tear
Check the sling for wear and tear. It is important
to check the fabric, the edging, the seams and
the liing straps.
Damaged liing equipment must not be used.
Cleaning
Human Care slings are intended for individual
use. To avoid infecons or transmission of bac-
teria, it is important to clean the slings properly.
All slings should be machine washed and dried
as soon as possible. Slings should always be
cleaned aer use in a wet situaon.
Always refer to the label of the sling before
washing.
Periodic inspecon
A periodic inspecon must be carried out at
least every 6 months. See Human Care’s peri-
odic inspecon log which can be found on our
website
Product lifeme
The product´s expected lifeme 3 years or
150-180 mes washing, if the product is used
as intended and maintained according to the
manufacturer´s instrucons, depending on the
intensity of use and maximum load applied
during use. If the product label is no longer
legible, the product should be discarded.
Warranty and support
If you need informaon or support, please
contact your Human Care oce
Recycling
Once the product has reached the end of its life,
it should be disposed according to your coun-
try’s rules, especially for the separate collecon
of electrical and electronic products.
Correct disposal helps prevent negave
consequences for the environment and human
health.

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Approved Disinfectants Soluons to Avoid
Chemical Disinfecon: 70% Ethanol, 45% isopropanol or similar Steam sterilizaon
Thermal Disinfecon: Wash 65°C (149°F) for a minimum of 10 minutes1Iodine based disinfectants
Thermal Disinfecon: Wash 71°C (160°F) for a minimum of 3 minutes1Gas sterilizaon
Note: Add 8 minutes to both thermal disinfecon opons to ensure heat has penetrated the fabric.
Finish with a rinse cycle.1
1 Ref: HSG (95) 18: Hospital Laundry Arrangements for Used and Infected Linen, Department of Health, NHS (Naonal Health Service, England)
Disinfecon Procedure
Human Care slings are intended to be used with
one paent at a me. To avoid possible trans-
mission of infecous diseases, it is important to
clean the sling if it has become soiled or if it is to
be used by a dierent paent.
Overview of Sling Material Care Polyester Polyester Net Trevira / So Air Mesh Polyester/Polyester Net Polyester/Coon Venlated Polyester Coon Polyester Tricot Coated Nylon
jMachine Wash Maximum Temperature 60°C (140°F) (slings with padding)
bMachine Wash Maximum Temperature 75°C (167°F)
TTumble Dry Low, Maximum Temperature 30°C - 54°C (86°F - 130°F)
VTumble Dry Low, Maximum Temperature 60°C (140°F )
UDo Not Tumble Dry
CDo Not Iron
KDo Not Dry Clean
HDo Not Bleach
Do Not Use Fabric Soener
dDo Not Wash
Dispose of Aer Use
Disinfecon Permied (see list of approved disinfectants)