Liko Sabina II EE Manual

The Sabina sit-to-stand lift is especially designed for
people who have difculty in standing up on their own
from a seated position.
Sabina is intended for use with patients who are able
to actively participate in the raising motion. When
standing, they can be moved to a wheelchair or to a
toilet; this gives them standing practice in connection
with the transfer.
There are two different sling bar options for Sabina, as
well as many different sit-to-stand vests. The patient’s
overall mobility determines the choice of sling bar and
sit-to-stand vest.
The Sabina equipped with the Comfort SlingBar
combined with the Liko ComfortVest provides an
especially gentle lifting action without putting pressure
under the arms. This combination is suitable for those
who are especially sensitive to pressure under the
arms, such as people who are paralyzed on one side.
For patients with poor balance, we recommend
Sabina SideSupport, which provides the patient with
extra lateral stability during the raising motion, as
well as in the standing position. Sabina can also, to a
limited extent, be used for passive lifting of a patient
sitting in a sling.
is a warning triangle used for situations which require extra care and attention.
IMPORTANT!
Read the instruction guide for both the patient lift and lifting accessories before use. Lifting and transferring a person always
involves a certain level of risk. It is important to completely understand the contents of the instruction guide. The equipment
should be used by trained personnel only
Product Description
In this document, the person being lifted is referred to as the patient, and the person helping is referred
to as the caregiver.
Sabina II™
Instruction Guide
English
7EN155103-05
2012-04-17
Applies to the following models:
Sabina II EE Prod. No. 2020003
Sabina II EM Prod. No. 2020004
Sabina II EE
Lyftbygel 350
Comfortbygel
Sabina II EM

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Before using the rst time make sure that:
• the lift is assembled in accordance with the assembly instructions
• the lifting accessories are properly attached to the lift
• the batteries have been charged for at least 6 hours
• you have read the instruction guides for the lift and lifting accessories
• personnel using the lift are trained of the correct operation and use of the lift.
Before lifting, always make sure that:
• the lifting accessories are not damaged
• the lifting accessory is selected appropriately in terms of type, size, material and design with regard to
the patient’s needs
• the lifting accessory is correctly and safely applied to the patient in order to avoid bodily injury
• the lifting accessory is correctly applied to the sling bar
• the sling bar latches are intact. Missing or damaged latches must always be replaced with new ones;
• the sit-to-stand vest’s/sling’s straps are properly connected to the sling bar hooks when the straps have been
fully extended but before the patient is lifted from the underlying surface.
• as a caregiver assure that the patient not are at risk of falling forward or to any side during lifting.
Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions.............................................................................................. 2
Denitions........................................................................................................... 3
Technical Data.................................................................................................... 3
Measurement ..................................................................................................... 4
Assembly............................................................................................................ 5
Operation............................................................................................................ 7
Charging the Batteries........................................................................................ 8
Maximum Load................................................................................................... 9
Recommended Lifting Accessories .................................................................... 9
Using Sabina to Assist Users into a Standing Position..................................... 10
Using Sabina in Passive Lifting Situations ....................................................... 13
Simple Troubleshooting.................................................................................... 15
Inspection and Maintenance ............................................................................ 16
Sabina II EM and Sabina II EE have been tested by accredited testing institutes, and comply with the requirements
for MDD Class 1 products (MDD 93/42/EEC).
Sabina II EM and Sabina II EE comply with the requirements of EN ISO 10535:2006, IEC 60601-1, EN 60601-1-2,
ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1 and CAN/CSA C22.2 no 60601-1.
Under no circumstances must the lift be modied. Please contact Liko/Hill-Rom for more information.
Particular care must be taken when using strong sources of potential disturbance, such as diathermy, etc, so that
cables are not positioned on or near the lift. If you have questions, please consult the responsible assistive-device
technician or the supplier.
The lift should not be used in areas where ammable mixtures may occur, for example in areas where ammable
goods are stored.
Never leave a patient unattended in Sabina!
NOTE!
This instruction guide contains important information for users of the product. All those who use the product should
review and completely understand the contents of the instruction guide. Remember to keep the instruction guide
in a place where it is always available to those using the product.
Table of Contents
After use, store the lift in forward direction towards a wall and out of reach of unauthorized!

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Technical Data
Operating forces
of controls: 2.4 N
Intermittent
operation:
Int. Op 10/90, active operation max 2
min. Only 10% of a given length of time
may be active, yet no more than 2 min.
Batteries: 2 x 12 V 2.9 Ah. Valve-regulated
lead-acid gel-type batteries.New
batteries are provided by the supplier.
Battery charger: Built-in charger for 100-240 VAC,
50-60 Hz, max 400 mA.
Lift motor: 24 V 9,2 A, permanent magnetic motor
with mechanical safety mechanism.
Motor base: 24 V, 5 A, permanent magnetic motor.
Maximum load: Active lifting: 200 kg (440 lbs)
Passive lifting: 150 kg (330 lbs)
Material: Powder-painted steel.
Weight: Total: 45,2 kg (100 lbs)
Heaviest removable part:
22,7 kg (50 lbs)
Wheels: Standard front: 75 mm twin wheel.
Standard back: 75 mm individual wheel
tted with brake
Foot rest: Removable.
Lower-leg
support:
Adjustable in terms of height
and depth. Removable.
Turning diameter: 1180 mm (46.5 inch.)
Emergency
lowering device: Mechanical and electrical.
Lifting interval: SlingBar 350: 825 mm (32.5 inch.)
Comfort SlingBar: 785 mm (30.9 inch.)
Lifting Speed
(without load):
SlingBar 350: 54 mm/s (2.13 inch./s)
Comfort SlingBar: 47 mm/s (2.1 inch./s)
Maximum
noise output: 46 dB(A)
Protection class: IP X4
Denitions
1. Lift arm
2. Handles
3. Battery
4. Hand control
5. Control box with emergency stop
6. Motor for base-width adjustment (EE)
7. Decal: shows risk of crushing against the oor (EE)
8. Lever for base-width adjustment (EM)
9. Foot rest (removable)
10. Rear wheels tted with brake
11. Base
12. Front steering wheels
13. Locking handles
14. Wheel for lower leg support adjustment
15. Lower leg support with calf strap
The device is intended for use indoors.
Type B, in accordance with the electrical shock
protection class.
Class II equipment.
16. Lift motor
17. Mechanical emergency lowering
18. Holder for quick reference guide with
colourcode for sling sizes
19. Lift mast
20. SlingBar 350
21. Comfort SlingBar
22. Cross bar (only Comfort sling bar)
23. Emergency stop
24. Electrical emergency lowering/raising
25. Indicator lamp, charging (Charge = charging)
26. Indicator lamp, charging (ON = switched on)
27. Lifting hook
28. Latches
Forward direction Forward direction
27
20
21
Sabina II EE
4
2
6
10
3
11
1
13
5
19
22
18
14
12
15
17
16
7
13
9
Sabina II EM
20
26 25
24
23
24
28
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Measurement
Sabina II
EE / EM
Amin* Amax* B B1 B2 B3 C D D1 D2** E* F F1 Lmax* Lmin* M N O
SlingBar
350 1050 1770 1060 870 590 190 690-1115 530-1005 915 210 900-1000 107 22 1725 800 790 280 310
Comfort
SlingBar 1050 1750 1060 870 555 150 690-1115 530-1005 900 210 900-1000 107 22 1695 810 790 315 340
* Different measurements depending on the height-setting position, please see ”Assembly”, p. 5. Note! The measurements are based
on the lift being equipped with standard wheels. When changing wheels, check that the lift still achieves desired lifting height.
** Reference measurement according to Standard EN ISO 10535:2006.
Measurements (mm.)
(inch.)
Sabina II
EE / EM
Amin* Amax* B B1 B2 B3 C D D1 D2** E* F F1 Lmax* Lmin* M N O
SlingBar
350 41.3 69.6 41.7 34.2 23.2 7.5 27.2 - 44.9 20.9 - 39.5 36.0 8.2 35.4 - 39.3 4.2 0.9 67.9 31.5 31.1 11.0 12.2
Comfort
SlingBar 41.3 68.9 41.7 34.2 21.8 5.9 27.2 - 44.9 20.9 - 9.5 35.4 8.2 35.4 - 39.3 4.2 0.9 66.7 31.8 31.1 12.4 13.4
Ref. 1
Ref. 2
700 mm
CDD1
D2**
A max*
A min*
E*
B3**
F
F1
600 mm
Lmax*
B2
B1
B
O
N
M
Lmin*

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Assembly
2. With the lift mast, the lifting height may be adjusted to three different
levels. Choose one of the three holes depending on the height of the
patient; the distance between holes is 5 cm/2 inch. (see illustration
above). Secure the lift mast in the base with the included locking
handle.
1. Remove the locking handle
from the base. Place the lift
mast in the foot of the base.
3. A) Remove the locking handle from the
lift arm. Slide the sling bar onto the
lift arm with the opening on the lifting
hooks facing upward (see illustration).
B) Attach the locking handle and tighten.
4. Place the battery in the
control box. Make sure
that the battery is secured
(a click will be heard).
• Lift mast with lift arm, control box, lift motor
• Sling bar with safety latches and locking handles
• Hand control with cable
• Battery incl. holder for the charging cable
• Base with locking handles (incl. motor for base-width
adjustment, Sabina II EE)
• Lever for base-width adjustment (Sabina II EM)
• Foot rest and frame for the foot rest
• Lower leg support
• Bag containing instruction guide, charger connector
cable, extension cord and quick reference guide.
Before assembly, make sure you have the following parts:
NOTE! Sabina II EM is always supplied with SlingBar 350. For Sabina II EE, the sling bar is supplied
separately, either as SlingBar 350 or the Comfort SlingBar. We show the Sabina with Comfort SlingBar
in this description.
Individual adjustment of lifting height
Height of patient Position
< 170 cm / 67 inch. 1
160-190 cm / 63-74.8 inch. 2
> 180 cm / 70.9 inch. 3
5. Connect the cables as follows:
- 1. cable, lift motor.
- 2. cable, motor for base-width
adjustment (only Sabina II EE).
- H. cable, hand control.
H
A
B
7. Install the holder for the charging cable:
Hook it on the front edge of the battery
and push down on the back until you
hear a clicking sound.
AC
B
6. A) Connect the charger cable to the socket under the control box.
B) Attach the connector cable to the strain relief system.
C) Plug the charger cable into the connector cable.

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9. Install the lower leg support on the lift mast. Loosen
wheel A in order to adjust the distance to the patient’s
lower legs. Loosen wheel B in order to adjust the
height setting. After adjustment, lock wheels A and B.
8. A) Put the frame for the foot rest over the lift mast’s
bracket to the base. Make sure the frame
is securely in place.
B) Push the footrest into the frame.
11. Release the emergency
stop by turning the button in
the direction indicated
by the arrows on the button.
12. Place the quick reference
guide in the holder on the
lift mast.
• the motion of the lift arm corresponds to the buttons
on the hand control
• the emergency lowering device works (mechanically
and electrically)
After assembly, make sure that:
• the base-width adjustment works
• the wheel brakes are working
• the indicator lamps on the front of the control box
illuminate during charging.
ON CHARGE
EMERGENCY
BATTERY
AB
S
MS
M L
XL XX
L
13. Before the rst use, the lift’s battery should
be charged for at least 6 hours. For detailed
instructions, see ”Charging the Batteries”, p. 8.
10. Install the lever for base-width
adjustment (only Sabina II EM): Push
in the catch on the lift and put the lever
in place. Rotate the lever to the right
position (a clicking sound will be heard).
A
B

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Hand control
Indicator lamp (A) - charge the battery of the lift!
The lifting motion is operated with the push buttons on the
hand control. The direction in which the arrows are pointing
applies when the hand control is held as shown in the picture.
To raise or lower the lift arm, press or . The lifting
motion stops as soon as the push button is released.
The hand control on Sabina II EE also has the following
functions: lower lifting speed (thinner arrows) and electrical
base-width adjustment and .
Operation
Sabina II EM
Never move the lift by
pulling on the actuator!
ON CHARG
EMERGENCY
BATTERY
Sabina II EE
ON CHARGE
EMERGENCY
BATTERY
ON CHARGE
EMERGENCY
BATTERY
Manual base-width adjustment (Sabina EM)
Base-width adjustment is done by pushing the
lever backwards out of the blocked position and
sideways to adjust the width. When the lever
is released, the position is blocked.
Emergency stop
Activate:Press the red button
on the control box.
Reset:Turn the button in the
direction shown
by the arrows until the button
springs out.
Locking the wheels
The rear wheels can be locked to
prevent rotating and turning. To lock the
wheels, push down the lock pedal with
your foot. To unlock the wheels, push on
the raised button at the wheel. During
passive/active lifting, the wheels should
be unlocked so that the lift can be moved
to the patient’s centre of gravity.
Electrical emergency lowering/raising
Use a narrow object to push the buttons
inside the labelled holes on the control box.
The object used to press must not be
sharp, since this may cause damage on
the control box!
Mechanical emergency lowering
Pull the red emergency lowering
control straight upwards. Mechanical
emergency lowering only works when
the lift arm is under load, i.e. when
a patient is standing/sitting in the
lift. The lowering motion is slightly
delayed.
AA
Installation of latches
After installation, check that
the latch locks and moves
freely in the sling bar hook.

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Battery charging and maintenance
To get maximum life time, it is important to charge the battery regularly. We recommend charging after use of the lift
or every night. Batteries are fully charged after approx. 6 hours. When the battery is fully charged, the charger
is switched off automatically. If the lift is not used every day, we recommend connecting the lift to the charger,
or pushing in the emergency stop after use, in order to turn off the current and save the battery. Ensure that the
battery is fully charged before pushing the emergency stop.
NOTE! The lift cannot be charged with the emergency stop engaged.
NOTE! When charging, a yellow indicator lamp on the control box will illuminate. The yellow lamp turns off when
the battery is fully charged. If the lamp has not turned off after 8 hours of charging, the battery probably needs to be
replaced. Stop charging and replace the battery.
Never charge batteries in a wet area.
Charging the Batteries
Charging
Alt. A Alt. B
Built-in charger (standard.):
Connect the charger cable to a socket
(100-240 V AC). Make sure that both
indicator lamps on the charger are
illuminated. The yellow lamp indicates
that charging is taking place, while
a green lamp indicates that power is
being supplied to the charger. If the
charger cable is beginning to stretch, it
should be replaced in order to minimize
the risk of the cable getting stuck and
breaking.
Wall-mounted charger or table charger:
Detach the holder for the charger cable. Remove the battery from
the control box by releasing the blocking bolt on top of the battery.
Alt. A. Place the battery on the wall-mounted charger. Plug the
charger into a socket (100-240 V AC). Make sure that both indicator
lamps on the charger are illuminated. The yellow lamp indicates that
charging is taking place, while a green lamp indicates that power is
being supplied to the charger.
Alt. B. Place the battery on the charger in the table charger housing.
Plug the charger into a socket (100-240 V AC). Make sure that both
indicator lamps on the charger are illuminated. The yellow lamp
indicates that charging is taking place, while a green lamp indicates
that power is being supplied to the charger.
NOTE! The lift cannot be used when the charger cable is plugged into a socket.
Indications for charging the battery
In the event of low battery voltage, a signal from the control box will sound. At the same time, an indicator on the
hand control will illuminate. When this happens, the battery must be charged as soon as possible. However, there
is sufcient power for a few more lifts. There is a display on the control box indicating current battery capacity.
When all elds are black, the battery is fully charged. When the symbol ( ) is displayed, the battery must be
re-charged as soon as possible.
ON CHARGE
EMERGENCY
Sabina II EM and Sabina II EE comply with the Directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic
equipment. Old batteries are to be deposited at the nearest recycling facility in accordance with local
regulations or given to personnel authorized by Liko/Hill-Rom.

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Recommended Lifting Accessories
Sabina SideSupport
Sabina SideSupport is an accessory for patients with reduced
lateral stability.
Prod. No. 2027101: can be used with Sabina II with a split lift
arm (ser. no. ≥ 402794).
Prod. No. 2027100: can be used with earlier Sabina models
with a xed (not split) lift arm
(ser. no. ≤ 402793).
Heel Support Sabina
Heel supports are used if the patient’s feet need to be xed
to the foot rest. Foot straps are included.
Be aware of any decreased mobility and/or the risk
of hyperextension of the knee joints when using Sabina
Heel Support.
Sabina SeatStrap
The SeatStrap is an accessory that facilitates the rst part of
the raising motion. The SeatStrap is connected to a SeatStrap
SlingBar, which helps the patient move the seat up when
raising. In standing position, the SeatStrap can be easily
disconnected so that it is not in the way when, e.g., going to the
toilet.
Prod. No. 2027006
Prod. No. 2027007
Battery charger,
wall-mounted
or for use with a table
charger housing
Prod. No. 2004106
Extra battery
Prod. No. 2006106
Table charger housing
excl. charger and battery
Prod. No. 2107103
Different maximum loads may apply to different products on the assembled lift unit: lift, sling bar, sit-to-stand vest
and any other accessories used. For the assembled lift unit, including accessories, the maximum load is always
the lowest maximum load rating for any of the components. Check the markings on the lift and lifting accessories,
contact your Liko/Hill-Rom representative if you have any questions.
Maximum Load
Using other lifting accessories than those recommended below may induce risk.
Below is a description of recommended lifting accessories for Sabina II. Study also the instruction guide
for respective sit-to-stand vest/sling or lifting accessory for further guidance.
Prod. No. 3591115
SeatStrap SlingBar
Prod. No. 2027007: can be used with Sabina II.
Prod. No. 2027006: can be used with earlier Sabina models,
but can also be used with Sabina II.
Prod. No. 2027011

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There are two different sling bar options available for Sabina, as well as many different sit-to-stand vests.
The patient’s overall mobility determines which sling bar and sit-to-stand vest to use. Carefully read the instruction
guide for the lifting accessories used. Before using Sabina, it is important to make an individual setting of the lifting
height, see page 5.
Using Sabina to Assist Users into a Standing Position
Raising a person with active lifting using Sabina with SlingBar 350
1. Place the SupportVest around the patient according to
the vest’s instruction guide. Place Sabina in front of the
patient and adjust the width of the base. Place the feet
in the middle of the foot rest with the lower legs parallel
to the lower leg support. Adjust the height and depth of
the lower leg support as needed for comfortable support
below the kneecap.
2. Connect the vest’s straps to the sling bar’s
hooks. Tighten the calf strap.
3. Raise the sling bar about 10–20 cm (4-8 in). The
patient grabs the sling bar. Continue the lifting
procedure. If the patient leans backwards, the raising
will be made easier, preventing the vest from sliding
up. The height to which the lift should proceed varies
from person to person.
Before the patient is lifted from the underlying
surface, but after the straps have been fully
extended, make sure the straps are properly
connected to the sling bar.
4. For a more upright position, continue the lifting
motion to the uppermost position. The raising
motion can be experienced as unpleasant for
the person not used to it. Remember that Sabina
II EE has two different speeds. For maximum
comfort, the lift mast should be afxed to the
base in the best possible of the three fastening
holes. See page 5.
For this sling bar, we recommend Liko SupportVest mod. 91 or Liko SafetyVest mod. 93, 94. When using SlingBar
350, the patient has the arms outside the sling. SlingBar 350 in combination with SafetyVest mod. 93, 94 gives the
patient extra support in the standing-up situation. Below please nd a description of the use of the SupportVest
mod. 91. See the instruction guide for the respective sit-to-stand vest for more information.

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Raising a person with active lifting using Sabina with the Comfort SlingBar
1. Place the ComfortVest around the patient according
to the vest’s instruction guide. Place Sabina in
front of the patient. Adjust the width of the base.
Place the feet in the middle of the foot rest with the
lower legs parallel to the lower-leg support. Adjust
the height and depth of the lower-leg support as
needed for comfortable support below the kneecap.
2. Connect the vest’s straps to the sling bar’s hooks.
Tighten the calf strap.
3. Raise the sling bar about 10–20 cm (4-8 in).
The patient grabs the sling bar. Continue the lifting
procedure. If the patient leans backwards, the
raising will be made easier, preventing the vest
from sliding up. The height to which the lift should
proceed varies from person to person.
Before the patient is lifted from the
underlying surface, but after the straps have
been fully extended, make sure the straps are
properly connected to the sling bar.
4. For a more upright position, continue the lifting
motion to the uppermost position. The raising motion
can be experienced as unpleasant for the person
not used to it. Remember that Sabina II EE has two
different speeds. For maximum comfort, the lift mast
should be afxed to the base in the best possible of
the three fastening holes. See page 5.
For this sling bar, we recommend Liko ComfortVest mod. 95. This combination is suitable for people who are
especially sensitive to pressure under the arms, such as people who are paralyzed on one side. The ComfortVest
is designed to lift behind the back and on the outside of the arms. The Comfort SlingBar can also, to a limited
extent, be used with Liko SafetyVest mod. 93 and 94, especially for larger patients. Below is a description of how to
use ComfortVest mod. 95. See the instruction guide for the respective sit-to-stand vest for more information.

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1. Mount the SideSupport onto Sabina in accordance
with the SideSupport’s assembly instructions.
2. Place the SupportVest around the patient
in accordance with the vest’s instruction guide.
Connect the vest’s straps to the sling bar’s hooks.
Tighten the calf strap.
3. Raise the sling bar about 10–20 cm (4-8 in).
The patient grabs the sling bar. Continue the lifting
procedure. If the patient leans backwards, the
raising will be made easier, preventing the vest
from sliding up. The SideSupport provides good
support in the half-standing position and prevents
lateral motion.
Before the patient is lifted from the
underlying surface, but after the straps have
been fully extended, make sure the straps are
properly connected to the sling bar.
4. Continue the raising motion to the height desired.
The SideSupport provides good support in the
standing position.
Raising a person with active lifting using Sabina with Sabina SideSupport.
Sabina SideSupport is an accessory intended for use by patients with diminished lateral balance. See
”Recommended Lifting Accessories,” page 9. There are two different sling bar options for Sabina SideSupport,
and a variety of sit-to-stand vests. The patient’s overall mobility determines the choice of sling bar and sit-to-stand
vests. Please carefully study the instruction guide for the accessories to be used. How to use SupportVest mod. 91
with SlingBar 350 is described below.
Follow the instructions on page 11. This section includes supplementary information.

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Problems while helping a patient get to his feet
The patient does not reach a sufciently upright position - what is to be done?
Sometimes this is due to the patient’s state of health or mobility: weakened musculature, lack of strength and/or
diminished mobility in hip or knee joints. In order to get the best possible use out of Sabina, there are some things to
keep in mind:
1 Connect the vest's inner strap loop (B) to the sling bar hooks.
2 Raise the lift mast to achieve higher lifting height. See adjustment of lifting height, page 5.
3 Try a smaller vest size. A smaller vest means a shorter distance to the hooks and a more upright standing
position.
The patient has a hard time participating in the rst part of the raising motion - what is to be done?
Sabina SeatStrap is an accessory meant for patients who need extra help with raising the seat during the rst
part of the raising motion. For more information, see “Recommended Lifting Accessories,” page 9, or read the
instruction guide for Sabina SeatStrap.
Using Sabina in Passive Lifting Situations
For passive lifting, we recommend a sling model that does not restrict the lifting height too much. Adjustment on a
case-by-case basis is always important to functionality and security. The patient’s overall mobility determines the
choice of sling model and sling bar. Remember that the maximum load for passive lifting is reduced from 200 kg
(440 lbs) to 150 kg (330 lbs); this is due to the fact that during passive lifting, the foot rest does not bear any of the
load.
Sabina with SlingBar 350 (bar width 350 mm)
For this sling bar, we recommend Liko OriginalSling mod. 10 and 11, Liko HygieneSling mod. 40, 41, 45 and 46,
as well as the Liko Straps.
Sabina with Comfort SlingBar (bar width 600 mm)
For this sling bar, we recommend Liko UniversalSling mod. 00 and 02, as well as Liko OriginalSling mod. 10
and 11. See the respective instruction guide for the sling model for more information or contact Liko for further
guidance.
1. Disassemble the lower leg support: Unscrew screw A.
Pull out the lower leg support. Remove the foot rest:
Grab the front edge of the frame. Fold it up and lift
it off the base.
2. Apply suitable sling according to the sling’s instruction
guide. Above Liko HygieneSling mod. 40 is applied.
Passive lifting using Sabina with SlingBar 350

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3. Advance the lift. Connect the sling’s suspension
loops to the sling bar’s hooks. The height setting of
the lift mast may have to be adjusted, see page 5.
Before the patient is lifted from the
underlying surface, but after the sling’s straps
have been fully extended, make sure the straps
are properly connected to the sling bar.
4. Raise the sling bar to the lowest height necessary
to perform the transfer.
Make sure that the lifting motion is not so
high that the patient gets too close to the lift
mast!
NOTE!
Lifting seated persons with Sabina cannot replace lifting procedures for sitting persons using traditional
mobile lifts, e.g. using Viking, Uno, Golvo or LikoLight. The function is intended as a temporary solution
when the patient cannot manage an active raising motion using Sabina. If the need for passive lifting
persists, we recommend that you switch to one of the lifts mentioned above.

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1. Check that the emergency stop has not been engaged
2. Make sure that the cables to the control box are
connected correctly.
3. Make sure that the charging cable is not connected to a
socket.
4. Check the battery voltage.
5. Check that the battery’s contact plates are not defective
or broken.
1. Check that the emergency stop has not been engaged
2. Check that the battery’s contact plates are not defective
or broken.
1. Check that the emergency stop has not been engaged
2. Use the selected electrical emergency lowering device
to lower the patient onto a rm surface.
3. Use the selected mechanical emergency lowering device
to lower the patient onto a rm surface.
4. Check the battery voltage.
Contact Liko/Hill-Rom.
Simple Troubleshooting
The lift does not go up/down.
Base width adjustment does not
work (in/out).
The charger doesn’t work.
The lift is stuck in a high
position.
If you hear unusual sounds.

Care and Maintenance
For trouble-free use, certain details should be checked each day the lift is used:
• Inspect the lift and check to make sure that there is no external damage.
• Check the functionality of the locking handles.
• Check the functionality of the latches.
• Check the raising, lowering and the base-width adjustment.
• Check to make sure that the emergency lowering (both electrical and mechanical) works.
• Charge the batteries each day the lift is used and make sure the charger works.
When necessary, clean the lift with a moist cloth, using warm water or disinfectant.
NOTE! Do not use cleaning agents that contain phenol or chlorine, since these can damage aluminium
and plastic materials.
The lift should not be exposed to running water.
Service
Sabina should be periodically inspected at least once a year.
Periodic inspection, repair and maintenance should be performed only in accordance with the Liko
Service Manual and by personnel authorized by Liko and using original Liko spare parts.
Service Agreement
Liko offers the opportunity to enter into service contracts for the maintenance and regular inspection of your Liko
product.
Expected Life Time
The product has an expected life time of 10 years when correctly handled, serviced and periodically inspected in
accordance with Liko’s instructions.
Transport and Storage
During transportation, or when the lift is not to be used for a long time, the emergency stops should be engaged.
The environment where the lift is transported and stored should have a temperature of 10–40 °C (50–104 °F)
and a relative humidity of 30 to 75 %. The air pressure should be 700–1060 hPa.
Product Changes
Liko’s products undergo continuous development, which is why we reserve the right to make product changes
without prior notice. Contact your Liko/Hill-Rom representative for advice and information about product upgrades.
Design and Quality by Liko in Sweden
Liko is quality certied in accordance with ISO 9001 and its equivalent for the medical device industry, ISO 13485.
Liko is also certied in accordance with environmental standard ISO 14001.
Inspection and Maintenance
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