Jarven Health Care OptiCell 2 NX User manual

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USER INSTRUCTIONS
OptiCell
Alternating pressure air mattress systems
2 NX • 2 PRO • 3 NX • 3 PRO • 4 NX • 4 PRO
V2
V2 V2 V2 V2 V2 V2

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Thank you for choosing OptiCell. We aim to ensure you are satised with your mattress in terms
of both performance and durability. We therefore kindly ask you to spend a few minutes reading
through these user instructions to ensure you can take the best possible care of your mattress.
If you have any questions that are not answered in these user instructions, please contact us at
Järven Health Care. You will nd our contact details on the back page of these user instructions.
CE MARKING
The OptiCell air mattress system is CE marked in accordance with MDR 2017/74.
This means that OptiCell AB has manufacturer liability and provides assurance
thattheproduct meets essential requirements and that technical
documentation and such assurancewill be provided for at leastten years.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
Our quality assurance and customer focused approach is based on listening to the needs
and expectations of our customers and doing our utmost in every respect to develop long-term,
condence-building relationships.
Continuous improvements to our products and services are key to our ability to satisfy our
present and future customers. The development of evaluation methods and standards that
guarantee customers high quality products that are comfortable, practical, durable and
priceworthy is fundamental to our quality assurance procedures.
One specic focus for Järven Health Care is to provide regular further training and skills
development of care personnel by our highly competent and engaged employees. We hope
thiswill assure high quality care that helps to preven pressure sores and care-related infections,
and improve re safety in health care.

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SAFETY DIRECTIVES
Please read the following information before using the air mattress.
• The product should only be used in accordance with these user instructions.
• The product should not be combined, tted or repaired using any parts,
accessories or spare parts, other than those specied in these user
instructions or other documentation from Järven Health Care.
• Ensure the mattress is not squashed or damaged in storage.
• Avoid sharp objects close to the mattress.
• Avoid physical impact with other objects.
• OptiCell is re tested to standard SS 876 00 01, EN 597-1 & 2. The customer
is responsible for performing a re risk assessment and using the right
products accordingly. Please contact us if you have any questions.
• To avoid the risk of damage, the product should not come in contact
withheat sources or re, such as lit cigarettes, hot lights or similar.
• Check that you use the right mattress size for the bed in question and
thecorrect model for the particular patient.
• Connect the product to the nearest wall socket, to ensure the shortest
length of cable as possible along the oor.
• Comply with electrical safety standards.
• Always check the electrical cable before use.
• Do not use if the cable is damaged or cracked.
THE PRODUCT MUST NOT BE USED BY
• Patients with unstable spinal fractures.
• In the case of other unstable fractures, a medical examination is required
todetermine if the product is suitable to use.
• Patients with deviant anatomies.
• Patients suering from cervical traction or skeletal traction.

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CONTENTS
Introduction ..................................................................................................................................3
Safety information...................................................................................................................4
Table of contents.......................................................................................................................5
General information about OptiCell air mattress systems..............................6
Commissioning........................................................................................................................6
The OptiTex Cover..................................................................................................................7
Fire safety .....................................................................................................................................7
Intended use.................................................................................................................................8
How it works .................................................................................................................................9
Before using it...........................................................................................................................10
Handling........................................................................................................................................11
Air hose connection.............................................................................................................12
Hand test.......................................................................................................................................13
Maintenance – Inspection and troubleshooting..........................................14
Maintenance – Cleaning...................................................................................................15
Overview – Pump OC20 2.0 ...........................................................................................16
Overview – Pump OC30 2.0 ...........................................................................................18
Overview – Pump OC40 2.0 ...........................................................................................20
Recycling.......................................................................................................................................22
Other information .................................................................................................................23
Accessories..................................................................................................................................24
Key to symbols.........................................................................................................................25

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ABOUT OPTICELL ALTERNATING PRESSURE AIR MATTRESS SYSTEMS IN GENERAL
OptiCell alternating pressure air mattress systems have been designed as an aid for the
prevention and treatment of pressure sores up to and including bedsore category 4.
Mattresses are available in dierent heights, see respective user weights under Intended
use p 6.
The products are intended to be used with a sheet between the patient's skin and the surface
ofthe mattress.
It can be used as a mattress in the following environments, dened in standard
IEC 60601-2-52
• App lication environment 1 (emergency care).
• Application environment 2 (short-term care in hospital or other healthcare establishments).
• Application environment 3 (long-term care in healthcare establishments).
• Application area 4 (care in home environment).
• Application area 5 (outpatient care or treatment)
.
In accordance with the NPUAP/EPUAP Directive, checking the condition of each patient
regularlyis recommended.
COMMISSIONING
These user instructions contain information for general use, maintenance and improved
safety. It is important to read these user instructions before using the product.
These user instructions should be made available to care providers who should also be informed
about the risks that can arise when using electrical equipment. Product training can be provided
on request.
Before using the product for the rst time or when it is taken out of storage:
• Check the condition of the electrical system and that it complies with applicable
safetystandards.
• Connect the product to the mains power supply.
• The wall socket should be accessible to enable the mattress to be disconnected if necessary.
• Ensure that all product functions are in full working order.
• Check that the product and care environment are in a good state of hygiene.
• Check that the product is securely positioned in the operating environment.
• Perform the hand test (see page 11)
If the mattress is used with other medical devices, the user is liable for ensuring safety
and compliance requirements are satised.

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THE OPTITEX®COVER
OptiTex® is a bi-stretch hygiene layer whose structure boosts the pressure relieving
properties of the mattress.
The OptiTex™ cover has an integrated, waterproof cable holder that minimises the risk of
spread of bacteria, keeps the cable out of the way, and also protects the air hoses.
The top and bottom sides of the cover are made of PU material. The entire cover (both top
and bottom sides) can be cleaned with disinfectant agents and is also machine washable at
max 95
o
C and can be tumble dried.
Cells and hoses can be detached from the cover easily and rinsed clean with warm water
(max 70
o
C) or with a disinfectant agent.
The Low Air Loss function allows air to come out of the cells and is waterproof at the
same time. This, together with the elasticated outer surface, helps reduce the risk of skin
maceration and other complications for users.
Drip protection waterproof zip on four sides. All seams are welded.
Underside has anti-glide protection with four xing strips.
The cover has four handles for ease of moving.
EXPECTED USEFUL LIFE
Under normal conditions and normal maintenance, our OptiCell systems have an
expected useful life of 5 years.
FIRE SAFETY
OptiCell pressure air mattresses are tested and approved in accordance with SS 876 00 01,
EN 597-1 and EN 597-2.
All OptiCell pressure air mattresses are delivered with a hardwearing OptiTex™ cover and
CPR valve for emergency situations. The accompanying pump, that can provide both static
and alternating pressure, is easy to use and automatically adjusts to the weight, height,
location, movement and position of the user in the bed.

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INTENDED USE
OPTICELL SERIES 4 V2
OptiCell series 4 are alternating and pressure relieving air mattresses that are placed directly on
a bed base. The mattresses have been designed as an aid for the prevention and treatment of
pressure sores up to and including bedsore category 4.
OptiCell series 4 have pumps with ve pre-programmed cycle times from 5 to 30 minutes and
TPU (cell-in-cell) cells.
Mattress Thickness Mattress
weight Max load
OptiCell 4 NX R6 16 cm 8.8 kg 210 kg
OptiCell 4 NX R7 18 cm 9.5 kg 230 kg
OptiCell 4 NX R8 20 cm 10.2 kg 250 kg
Mattress Thickness Mattress
weight Max load
OptiCell 4 PRO R6 16 cm 8.8 kg 210 kg
OptiCell 4 PRO R7 18 cm 9.5 kg 230 kg
OptiCell 4 PRO R8 20 cm 10.2 kg 250 kg
OPTICELL SERIES 2 V2 AND 3 V2
OptiCell series 2 V2 & 3 V2 are alternating and pressure relieving air mattresses that have been
designed as an aid for the prevention and treatment of pressure sores up to and including
bedsore categories 3 and 4.
OptiCell series 3 have pumps with ve pre-programmed cycle times from 5 to 30 minutes with
TPUor nylon cells.
Mattress Mattress type Height Max load
OptiCell 3 NX Bed mattress (TPU Cells) 13 cm 210 kg
OptiCell 3 PRO Replacement mattress (TPU Cells+foam) 18 cm 230 kg
Mattress Mattress type Height Max load
OptiCell 2 NX Bed mattress (Nylon cells) 13 cm 210 kg
OptiCell 2 PRO Replacement mattress (Nylon cells+foam) 18 cm 230 kg
OptiCell 2 PRO R8 Replacement mattress (Nylon cell-in-cell) 20 cm 250 kg
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V2
V2
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FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
OptiCell air mattress systems are designed to enable individual cells to be disconnected
simply while a user is lying on the mattress. The mattress has three dierent types of cells.
• Main cells – air cells (13/16/18 or 20 cm high) that are mainly intended to sit under the
head of the user with continuous air pressure.
• Standard cells – dual chamber cells (13/16/18 or 20 cm high) where some chambers
are continuously inated and others have alternating air pressure.
• Ventilation cells – act as standard cells, except with ventilation holes that blow out
small amounts of air upwards into the cover to create air circulation that helps keep the
top side of the cover dry.
Individual cells can be disconnected simply by:
• Removing the air hose from the cell concerned (press in the black button on the air
hoseconnector)
• Loosening both air buttons on each breadth of the cell.
AIR HOSES
OptiCell has a connector with three hoses from the pump to mattress.
One air hose, an intermediate hose (red), is used to inate the main cells under the patient’s
head and to inate the lower cell chambers in the other cells. This is to ensure there is always air
in the mattress irrespective of the pump setting or if the pump were to stop working (power
outage or similar).
The two other hoses supply either alternating or static pressure to the standard and
ventilation cells. See section “Air hose connection”(page 10) for further information.
THE DIFFERENT PUMP SETTINGS.
By changing the settings, the mattress can be used in either static or alternating pressure
mode with dierent degrees of air pressure. Examples of dierent settings:
• By disconnecting individual cells, you can relieve specic parts of the body, such as heels.
• By connecting in a ventilating cell, an airier feeling can be created when the user senses
that the cover feels warm in a specic area.

BEFORE USE
DELIVERY AND UNPACKING
OptiCell mattresses are delivered rolled up in cardboard.
Avoid opening the packaging with a knife to prevent risk
of damage to the product.
First check that the product is not damaged.
In the event of transport damage, see page 17.
An OptiCell air mattress system contains
• 1 x pump
• 1 x power cable (6 metres) to the pump
• 1 x mattress, with air hoses and CPR valve plus
OptiTex™ cover
The OptiCell can be installed and used immediately.
TO THINK ABOUT
• The air pump should not be used in humid areas, nor left outdoors in damp weather
conditions. Avoid handling the pump if it has been exposed to damp, until it has dried.
• Handle the pump, air hoses and power connection with care.
Air hoses can be squashed and damaged by the bed frame etc.
• The comfort and performance of the mattress will change in relation to the air
pressure in the mattress and the weight of the patient. Bear in mind that a tall user can
weigh as much as a short person but will need dierent pressure. This must always be
carefully checked for each user.
• The biggest danger for a user is to“lie through” the mattress. The basic rule is that the
part of the body to be relieved must not lie under pressure. If the user bottoms out, the
mattress will not work as it is supposed to. See page 11 for information on the Hand test.
• The user must not be positioned such that their respiratory airways are turned
towards the mattress.
It is important that no sharp objects come in contact with the mattress.
Avoid knives, keyrings or other objects that could cut or puncture the mattress
ifthey come in contact with it.
STORAGE
OptiCell pressure air systems should be stored at room temperature in a dry space.
We recommend the mattress is stored rolled up in our practical transport bag (accessory).
The mattress should be handled with care in storage to avoid risk of damage.
Avoid exposing the mattress to direct sunlight for an extended period.
Image shows pump OC40 2.0

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HANDLING
The mattress can be used immediately on delivery. It takes around 15 minutes to
inate the mattress and this should be done without anyone lying on the mattress.
AUTOMATIC SETTING
When you start the pump, it is set to automatically adjust the air pressure to the weight,
height, location, movement and position of the user in the bed. The pump is pre-set to
thesetting “0” (series 3 V2 and 4 V2 are pre-set to a cycle time of 10 minutes). This means
it issimple to start using the mattress immediately.
Comfort is adjusted by raising or lowering the general air pressure. You do this by pressing
the “Comfort”* button.
With series 3 V2 and 4 V2 you can also set the cycle time for alternating pressure. Setting
thecycle time depends on how the user experiences the mattress and their pressure sores.
STATIC MODE
You can keep the mattress air pressure static in certain cases. This can be due to the care
situation or when the user does not wish to be disturbed by alternating pressure. By pressing
the button on “Static”* you can select “Care” or “Static”.
• Care delivers maximal pressure for ease of patient care (also called Care mode)
• Static adapts the air pressure to the comfort mode setting (Position B on page 14)
The correct therapeutic eect is achieved with alternating mode. Static air pressure
(constant low pressure) should only be used when this is necessary.
LOW PRESSURE ALARM
If the mattress pressure becomes too low, the“Leaking”light will come on and a sound
alarmwill start.
Start by pressing the “Mute”*button to mute the alarm and check the following points
tond the cause.
• Check that the air hose is correctly connected to the pump.
• Check that there is no air leaking from the valves between the air cells and air hose.
• Check that the CPR valve is properly attached.
• Check all air cells for leaks. This is easiest to do when the pump is in “Care”mode and all
cells are rmly connected.
If the alarm still continues and the“Leaking”light has not gone o, the mattress should be replaced.
Contact Järven Health Care for advice. See back page of user instructions for contact details.
* See descriptions of the respective pumps on pages 16-21.

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AIR HOSE CONNECTION
Connect the air hoses to the pump
To connect and remove the air hoses, and to remove the protective cover on the air
connector, press in the clips on both sides of the connector. This releases the catches
thathold the connector in place.
To minimise the risk of air leaks at the connector, check:
- That the two catches are not damaged and still retain their resilience.
- That the black O-rings on the three air tubes at the connector are not cracked or missing.
- That no dirt has entered that can impair the connection or block the air tubes.
e air hoses are connected
simply by hand. No special
tools required.
e connector clips
areoneach side

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HAND TEST
Check that the mattress is working with a simple hand test.
Checking the mattress is providing the correct therapeutic treatment is done via a simple hand test.
This test should be done every time a mattress is used to enable any problems with the air
pressure in the mattress to be detected. The test checks that the patient does not“bottom out”.
How to do the test.
The hand test is always done with a patient on the mattress. It is important to ask the patient
not to try to raise their body during the test and to lie still as usual. (It is quite common for a
patient to raise their body thinking that this will make it easier for the care worker, which would
give incorrect test results.)
- Fold the sheet to the side and open the mattress cover to access the cells.
- Insert your hand between the cells with the patient on the mattress. (See illustration)
- Check that your hand ts between the bed base and patient.
If the hand test shows that the patient has bottomed out.
If the patient has bottomed out and that alarm has not sounded, the comfort setting needs
to be raised. If the comfort setting is at max and the patient does not weigh more than the
recommended max weight, the mattress and pump need to be checked by authorised personnel.

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CARE – INSPECTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
INSPECTION OFYOUR PRESSURE AIR MATTRESS
An inspection plan ought to be established for the mattress to ensure your pressure air
mattress stays in good condition and lasts as long as possible. If you would like help with this,
please contact us at Järven Health Care. See back page of the manual for contact details.
INSPECTION OFTHE MATTRESS AND PUMP
• Check the electric cable and plug for any damage or abnormal wear.
• Check the cover for any damage or abnormal wear.
• Check the mattress cells are correctly connected to the air hoses.
• Start the pump and check the air ow from the pump (with air hose disconnected).
The air ow should alternate between the upper and lower hole (of three) each cycle
time. The hose from the middle hole is switched o.
• Check the air hoses for any damage or abnormal wear.
• Check the air hose connection. See page 10.
INSPECTION OFTHE OPTITEX™ HYGIENE COVER
Regularly check the cover for visible signs of damage or wear, such as rips, cracks, holes,
spots or discolouring. Check all sides of the mattress (including underside).
TROUBLESHOOTING
Pump not working/will not start
• Check the plug is fully connected, then turn on the pump switch.
• If the power indicator is o, there can be a problem with the power socket.
Try a dierent power socket.
• If the power indicator is on, but the pump still does not work, contact your salesperson.
Mattress does not inate as it should do (pressure too low).
• Turn the pressure up to maximum, check if the air hoses are kinked or if any cell is
leaking. Check that the CPR valve is closed.
Poor air ow
• A dirty air lter can reduce the air ow. Clean the air lter with a mild cleaning agent
to keep it clean. The air lter is easy to access on the back of the pump and can be
removed very easily by hand.

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MAINTENANCE – CLEANING
CLEANING THE PUMP
Use a damp cloth and gentle cleaning agent to clean the pump, pump housing and electric cable.
CLEANING THE COVER
The top and bottom of the cover
are made of PU material. If necessary, the whole cover
(boththe top and bottom surfaces) can be wiped clean with a disinfectant agent. Use an
alcohol-based disinfectant agent.
Healthcare textiles that can harbour micro-organisms harmful to health, (mattress covers,
bedding etc.) should be washed at min 70
o
C for at least 10 minutes with fragrance free
detergent, in accordance with standard SS-EN 14065:2016 Textiles - Laundry processed
textiles - Biocontamination control system.
The cover is machine washable at max 95
o
C .
CLEANING OF CELLS AND AIR HOSE
The cells can be washed separately or in groups. Use a damp cloth and gentle detergent.
Wipe the air hose with a damp cloth and gentle detergent.
CLEANING THE AIR FILTER
The pump has an air lter that is easy to access via an inspection cover on the back of
thepump. See image below:
Wash the lter with a gentle cleaning agent.
Protective cover
for air lter

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OVERVIEW – PUMP 2 NX AND 2 PRO (PUMP OC20 V2)
The switch is on the right side of the pump. Press ON/OFF to start/stop the pump.
Inating the mattress normally takes about 15 minutes. The light will come on
whenthe mattress is ready to use.
Comfort setting
There are six comfort settings to choose from. The user experience of lying on the
mattress will depend on the comfort setting chosen.
Alarm Reset
In the event of an electrical problem or with the air pressure, the alarm will be
activated. To mute the alarm press the “MUTE” button.
If there is an electrical fault, the light “ ” will come on. Check the power connection
and fuse.
If there is a problem with the air pressure, the “ ” light will come on. Inspect the
mattress and pump (page 12).
Dynamic or Static mode
Press the button to switch between dynamic (alternating) and static mode.
When the right indicator light is on, the mattress is set to static mode.
When the left indicator light is on, the mattress is set to dynamic mode with
alternating pressure. The cycle time is 10 minutes.
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A
B
C
D
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SPECIFICATIONS
Pump OC20 2.0 Specications
Size 28.0 x 11.0 x 20.5 cm
Weight 2.6 kg
Pressure area 20 ~ 70 mm Hg
Cycle time 10 minutes
System Specications
Classication Class II; IPXO, No AP/APG; Type BF**
Applicable part Mattress
Voltage ~230 V AC/50 Hz
1A, 12 W
Fuse 250 V, T 1 A
Environment criteria Temperature
Usage: 10° ~ 35 °C
Retention: -15° ~ 50 °C
Transport: -15° ~ 70 °C
Humidity
Usage: 20% ~ 80% without condensation
Retention: 10% ~ 90% without condensation
Safety class CE

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OVERVIEW – PUMP 4 PRO , 3 NX AND 3 PRO (PUMP OC30 2.0)
The switch is on the right side of the pump. Press ON/OFF to start/stop the pump.
Inating the mattress normally takes about 15 minutes. The light will come on
whenthe mattress is ready to use.
Comfort setting
There are six comfort settings to choose from. The patient experience of lying on
themattress will depend on the comfort setting chosen.
Unlock the panel
The panel can be locked to prevent unauthorised access to change the system
settings. To unlock the panel, press and hold in this button for 5 seconds.
Alarm Reset
Press the“MUTE”button to mute the alarm. The“ ”light will come on if the air pressure
in the mattress is low. Check for possible leaks. The “ ” light will come on if there is a
power supply problem.
Setting the cycle time in minutes. Select the cycle time for alternating pressure.
Care setting
This choice provides maximal static pressure to ease care situations. After 30 minutes, the
mattress automatically returns to the setting it was in before the care setting wasselected.
Static mode
Press the button to select static mode. The pump is then set to static mode where
theair pressure is selected using the“Comfort” button (Position B)
Dynamic mode
Select this to set the pump to dynamic mode.
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F G H
D EB
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SPECIFICATIONS
Pump OC30 2.0 Specications
Size 28.0 x 11.0 x 20.5 cm
Weight 3.4 kg
Pressure area 20 ~ 70 mm Hg
Cycle time 10, 15, 20 or 30 minutes
System Specications
Classication Class II; IPXO, No AP/APG; Type BF**
Applicable part Mattress
Voltage ~230 V AC/50 Hz
1A, 12 W
Fuse 250 V, T 1 A
Environment criteria Temperature
Usage: 10° ~ 35 °C
Retention: -15° ~ 50 °C
Transport: -15° ~ 70 °C
Humidity
Usage: 20% ~ 80% without condensation
Retention: 10% ~ 90% without condensation
Safety class CE

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OVERVIEW – 4 NX (PUMP OC40 2.0)
The switch is on the right side of the pump. Press ON/OFF to start or stop the pump.
Inating the mattress normally takes about 15 minutes. The light will come on
whenthe mattress is ready to use.
Setting of cycle time. Select the cycle time for alternating pressure.
Unlock the panel
The panel can be locked to prevent unauthorised access to change the system
settings. To unlock the panel, press and hold in this button for 5 seconds.
Alarm Reset
Press the “button to mute the alarm. The “LEAKING” light will come on if the air
pressure in the mattress is low. Check for possible leaks. The“ ”light will come on
ifthere is a power supply problem.
Selection of comfort setting
There are four comfort settings to choose from. The patient experience of lying on
themattress will depend on the comfort setting chosen.
Sit setting
This setting provides slightly higher pressure when the patient wishes to sit up.
Care setting
This choice provides maximal static pressure to ease care situations.
After 30 minutes, the mattress automatically returns to the setting it was in before
thecare setting was selected.
Static mode
Press the button to select static mode. The pump is then set to static mode where
theair pressure is selected using the“Comfort” button (Position E)
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F G H
D EB
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B
C
D
E
F
G
H
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