Lloyd Galaxy 908HS User manual

CONTENTS
OPERATIONS PAGE
Safety and Maintenance.......................... 1 - 2
Head Rest Cushion................................. 3 - 5
Chest Cushion......................................... 6
Head & Chest Extension / Retraction..... 7
Tilt Safeguard.......................................... 7
Drop Chest............................................ 8-9
Drop Pelvic............................................ 10
Auto Cocking Drops.............................. 11-12
Ankle Rest............................................... 12
Foot Pedal Control / Power Switch......... 13
Height Select Panel................................. 14-15
Error Code Tables ..................................... 56-58
PARTS / ASSEMBLY PAGE
Tilt Frame................................................. 16
Base Frame............................................. 17
Deluxe Head Cushion................................ 18
Deluxe Head Frame.................................. 19
Chest Cushion Assembly........................ 20-21
Deluxe Head I-Frame............................. 22
Pelvic Cushion Assembly ..................... 23
Ankle Cushion........................................ 24
PARTS / ASSEMBLY PAGE
Foot Stand ............................................. 25
Cover / Bellows...................................... 26
Hydraulics............................................... 27
Electrical.................................................. 28-29
Hydraulics Auto Drops........................... 30-31
Straight Drop Head................................. 32-33
Forward Motion Drop Head..................... 34-35
Flexion Head Cushion Assembly............ 36-37
Flexion Head - Shuttle Assembly............ 38-39
Flexion Head - Slide Frame.................... 40-41
Flexion Head Rotation Block................... 42-43
Drop Chest & Lumbar............................. 44-45
Drop Chest Full Cushion......................... 46-47
Rotation Chest Frame.............................. 48-49
Rotation Chest Cushion........................... 50-51
T-Drop Pelvic.......................................... 52-53
Hydraulics Auto Drops........................... 54-55
Table Serial Number
DATE 9-07

WELCOME!!
Lloyd Table Company, a proud supporter of today’s chiropractors, has established the finest line of chiropractic tables in the world.
Table products unique in versatility and function, designed to meet your needs.
Concerned for a safe working and treatment environment, Lloyd Table Company asks that you follow the safety tips below.
*Be aware of Caution and Warning labels posted throughout the table before operating any functions.
*Everyone operating the table needs to read the manual and familiarize themselves with all its functions before
operating the table with patient on it.
*A patient should never be unattended, when lying on the table.
NEVER LEAVE A PATIENT ON THE TABLE UNATTENDED!
*The patient should be positioned at or near the center of the table with arms on the armrest cushions.
*There should be no more than one operator at the controls.
*Check the tension on all drops before adjusting the patient. (See Page 7)
SAFETY
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MAINTENANCE
The following steps should be performed on a regular basis to maintain your Lloyd table in a smooth operating condition and to
assure its long life and top quality appearance.
*An initial inspection and periodic future inspections should be made to insure that nuts and bolts have not loosened
in shipping or during daily operations.
*Your Lloyd table should be lubricated every six months. Parts to be lubricated are all
pivot points, and metal to metal sliding mechanisms.
(DO NOT LUBRICATE FRICTION LOCKS)
*The cushions should be cleaned daily with a mild soap & warm water solution to
remove body oils. Rinsed & dried
*Chrome parts should be cleaned on a weekly basis for appearance.
*The hydraulic fluid recommended for the pump, is a lubriplate HO1 hydraulic oil, and should be checked
on a yearly basis.
*Perform periodic inspections for oil leaks or drips.
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The following sections provide explanations on the operation of your Lloyd table. All references to right and left, will be in
relationship to your view, as you face table from the foot end. All references to the front will refer to the head end of the table.
Those to the rear will refer to the foot end.
Head Cushion
The head cushion is designed to provide a multitude of positions & operations though our standard Deluxe Headpiece and optional
Total Dimension FlexionTM Headpiece.
Standard Deluxe Headpiece
#5 Center Bar
#4 Paper Hanger
#2 Elevation Knob
#3 Face Opening
Lever
#1 Tilting Lock Handle
#6 Paper Cutting Bar
To Raise the tilting feature on the Deluxe Headpiece:
1. Lift on the bottom front edges of the cushion
2. Release at the desired height, the cushion will
automatically lock into position.
To Lower the tilting feature on the Deluxe Headpiece:
1. Support the front corner edge of the cushion.
2. Lift the Locking Handle (No. 1) to release.
3. Gently lower the cushion to the desired height.
4. Release the lock handle first and then the cushion to lock.
WARNING: TO AVOID INJURIES WHEN RAISING OR LOWERING HEAD
CUSHIONS, BE SURE TO HAVE A PROPER HOLD ON THE CUSHION BEFORE RELEASING THE
ELEVATING HANDLE (NO. 2).
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Standard - Deluxe Head
To Elevate the Head Cushion
1. The head cushion is assisted by a gas shock in raising the cushion. With a hand supporting the head
cushion, turn the Elevation Knob (No. 2) on either side of the able upward to unlock. When the desired
height is determined simply release the Elevation Knob (No. 2) to lock.
To Lower the Head Cushion
1. Turn the Elevation Knob upward to unlock. While unlocked push down on the cushion to
lower. When the desired height is determined simply rotate the Elevation Knob (No. 2)
down to lock.
Face Opening Adjustment
1. The Head Cushion’s face opening can be opened or closed to adjust for comfort with the Face
Opening Lever (No. 3). By Pushing slightly down on the Face Opening Lever, slide cushions
to adjust opening. The Face Opening Lever must be released in one of eight positions to lock
the cushions in place.
Paper Roll
The paper roll mounts conveniently inside the right-hand cushion.
Replacing the Paper Roll
1. Remove the paper hanger tension rod (No. 4) by compressing ends of the rod horizontally.
This will allow you to slide one end out, to remove the paper roll tube.
2. Slide a new paper roll on the tension rod so that it rolls off the bottom side. Compress the rod
ends horizontally and set inside the head cushion.
3. Swing the Center Bar (No. 5, Page 3) and Outside Cutting Bar (No. 6, Page 3) up. Route
paper over the cushions and down between the two outside cutting bars. Return both bars to
their original position.
4. Trim the paper by supporting the paper cutting bar with one hand and pulling the paper up
along the bar’s edge.
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Optional - Deluxe Head with Drops
#7 Cocking Handle
#8 Tension Knob
#9 Selector Knob
(Right Side of Table)
Operating the Straight / Toggle Drop:
CAUTION: THE DROP CUSHION TENSION SHOULD BE CHECKED AND TESTED
BEFORE ADJUSTING A PATIENT.
NOTE - DROP SHOULD BE IN DOWN / DEACTIVATED POSITION BEFORE MOVING
SELECTOR KNOB (NO. 9) IN OR OUT.
1. To engage the Straight / Toggle Drop head, pull the selector knob (No. 9) out about
half an inch.
2. Push down on the Cocking Handle (No. 7) until the head cushion toggle drop is activated .
3. Once cocked, test the drop by pushing down on the cushion. If the cushion drops easily or too
hard, adjust the tension with the Tension Knob (No. 8).
Operating The Tension Knob:
1. The tension is adjusted by turning the tension knob (No. 8) in a clockwise and counterclock-
wise direction.
A. Clockwise - Increases tension
B. Counterclockwise - Decreases tension
Operating the Forward Motion Drop:
CAUTION: THE DROP CUSHION TENSION SHOULD BE CHECKED AND TESTED
BEFORE ADJUSTING A PATIENT.
NOTE - DROP SHOULD BE IN DOWN / DEACTIVATED POSITION BEFORE MOVING
SELECTOR KNOB (NO. 9) IN OR OUT.
1. The Selector Knob (No. 9) is to be pushed in, to engage the forward motion drop.
2. Push down on the Cocking Handle (No. 7) until the head cushion forward motion drop is
activated.
3. Once cocked, test the drop by pushing down on the cushion, and adjust the tension.
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Chest Cushion
The chest cushion is designed to accommodate patients with large or small abdomen and has the versatility of being
a stationary or floating cushion.
#1 Adjustable Chest
Handle
#2 Spring Breakaway
Knob
Standard - Adjustable Tilting Chest
Height Adjustment of Chest Cushion
1. Lift the rear corners of the cushion.
2. Release the cushion when the desired angle is reached and the cushion will automatically lock
into place.
Tilting Chest Cushion Down
1. Support the cushion at the rear corners.
2. Lift on the Adjustable Chest Handle (No. 1) to release the cushion.
3. Slide the cushion to desired angle.
4. Release the Adjustable Chest Handle (No. 1) first and then the cushion to lock into desired
height.
Spring Breakaway Chest
To Engage Spring Breakaway Chest Cushion
1. Pull on Spring Breakaway Knob (No. 2) (facing the right side of the table) to unlock.
2. The resulting floating effect will allow the cushion to gently drop under pressure and spring
back when released.
To Lock the Spring Breakaway Cushion
1. Push on Spring Breakaway Knob (No. 2) (facing the right side of the table) to lock.
To Increase or Decrease the Tension for Spring Breakaway
1. Rotate the Spring Breakaway Tension Knob (No. 3).
A. Left Side: Clockwise - Increase Tension Counterclockwise - Decrease Tension
B. Right Side: Clockwise - Decrease Tension Counterclockwise - Increase Tension
#3 Spring Breakaway
Tension Knob

Head & Chest Extension - Retraction
and
Safety Switch
#1 Head/Chest/Pelvic
Extension - Retraction Switch
Tilt Safety
To Adjust the Height of Table:
The table must be in Hylo (Tilt) position, while the patient is standing on the foot plate. Locate the Head/ Chest/Pelvic
Extension - Retraction Switch (No. 1).
1. To extend the head/chest/pelvic cushions toggle switch towards the head end of the table.
2. To retract (shorten) the head/chest/pelvic cushion toggle switch towards the foot end of the table.
Cushion Separation
The Head and Chest section can be separated from the pelvic cushion in one inch increments up to eight inches in length.
1. Secure the pelvic cushion in place by holding on to the pelvic tension rod.
2. Use the #2 Lock Knob to unlock the pelvic cushion, and reposition by sliding the cushion up or down.
Right Side - Push knob Left Side - Pull knob
3. Release the Lock Knob in the desired position, so that the pelvic cushion locks secured in placed when released.
Tilt Safety Switch
The tilt safety switch is designed to prevent unauthorized operators from lowering the table from a Vertical position.
The table cannot be lowered until the tilt Safety Switch is activated.
The switch is located (shown above) on the left side, behind the arm rest cushion. By toggling the switch forward
toward the head section for just a second, the operator will have an estimated thirty seconds to lower the table with a
directional foot pedal.
When the table has reached its vertical position, there is a thirty seconds time period to lower the table without
activating the tilt safety switch a second time. Just depress the directional foot pedal to lower table.
#2 Lock knob
Chest / Pelvic
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Pelvic Tension Rod

DROP DORSAL & LUMBAR
FULL CUSHION
A Full drop cushion is a single cushion design that allows the drop to be used as single cushion drop by cocking both drops and
lumbar simultaneous. The dorsal, or lumbar may also be operated as a single drop by cocking the selective on the chest cushion.
Dorsal & Lumbar Drop - Manual
Cocking the Drop Chest or Lumbar Cushion
1. Pull up on the Cocking Handle (No. 1) to cock the desired drop cushion.
2. Adjust the tension on either by turning the Tension Control Knob (No. 2)
Right side: Clockwise - Decreases Tension Counterclockwise - Increase Tension
Left Side: Clockwise - Increase Tension Counterclockwise - Decrease Tension
CAUTION: THE DROP CUSHION TENSION SHOULD BE CHECKED AND TESTED BEFORE
ADJUSTING PATIENT. KEEP FINGERS AWAY FROM BOTTOM OF CUSHION TO AVOID
PINCHING
#1 Cocking Handle
#2 Tension Control Knob
#2 Tension Control Knob
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