lopital Stylex User manual

Stylex / Sirocco / Amfora / Vienna

Instructions for use
Stylex / Sirocco / Amfora / Vienna
6200 4010 / 6200 4015, 6200 4011 / 6200 4016, 6200 4050 / 6200 4055, 6200 5005 /
6200 5010, 6300 4030 / 6300 4035, 6300 4040 / 6300 4045 (Amfora)
6500 4021 / 6500 4026, 6500 4020 / 6500 4025, 6500 5015 / 6500 5020, 6500 4060 /
6500 4065, 6500 4070 / 6500 4075 (Vienna)
6100 2400, 6100 2401, 6100 2402, 6100 2403 (Sirocco)
6100 3070 (Stylex)
Shower stretcher / Dressing table
6200 4010 / 6200 4015 Amfora
Shower stretcher Hydraulic
6300 4030 / 6300 4035 Amfora
Shower stretcher wall mounted
6500 4021 / 6500 4026 Vienna
Dressing table Electric
6500 4070 / 6500 4075 Vienna
Dressing table wall mounted
6200 4011 / 6200 4016 Amfora
Shower stretcher Electric
6300 4040 / 6300 4045 Amfora
Shower stretcher with drip tray wall
mounted
6500 4020 / 6500 4025 Vienna
Dressing table Hydraulic
6500 5015/ 6500 5020 Vienna
Dressing table wall mounted high / low
6200 4050 / 6200 4055 Amfora
Shower stretcher with drip tray mobile
6200 5005 / 6200 5010 Amfora
Shower stretcher wall mounted high
/ low
6500 4060 / 6500 4065 Vienna
Dressing table mobile
6100 2400 / 6100 2401 / 6100 2402/
6100 2403 Sirocco Shower stretcher
6100 3070 Stylex Shower stretcher
Stainless Steel

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Important:
Read these instructions carefully before using the Shower stretcher / Dressing table!
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Manufacturer
Lopital
Notes on symbols
Read the user instructions
before use.
Direct current
24V DC.
Note.
Applied parts.
Class 2 EMC.

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Contents
1. Introduction ................................................................................................33
1.1. Introduction ................................................................................................33
1.2. Safety ..........................................................................................................34
1.3. Warranty .....................................................................................................36
2. Use ..............................................................................................................37
2.1. First use ......................................................................................................37
2.2. Working with the shower stretcher / dressing table ............................39
3. Operation ....................................................................................................40
3.1. Wheel blocking (only on mobile variant) ...............................................40
3.2. Side bars .....................................................................................................40
3.3. Moving upwards / downwards ...............................................................41
3.4. Water drainage (only for Stylex, Sirocco and Amfora with drip tray) . . 42
3.5. Changing batteries (only relates to electrical adjustable versions) .....42
3.6. Charging batteries (only relates to electrical adjustable versions) ......43
4. Safety functions .........................................................................................44
4.1. Emergency stop button
(only relates to electrical adjustable versions) ......................................44
4.2. Emergency lowering button
(only relates to electrical adjustable versions) ......................................44
5. Cleaning and maintenance .......................................................................45
6. Storage and transport ...............................................................................46
7. Removal of parts .......................................................................................47
8. Technical Specifications .............................................................................47
8.1. Structure .....................................................................................................47
8.2. Drive............................................................................................................48
8.3. Dimensions ................................................................................................49
9. Checklist for technical problems ..............................................................52
10. Relationship with other supports .............................................................53
11. Electromagnetic compatibility ..................................................................54

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1. Introduction
1.1. Introduction
The shower stretcher / dressing table is a medical device for caring for and washing
less able persons in an ergonomically responsible manner. Comfort is the primary
consideration for both the less able person and the carer.
Lopital supplies various versions of its shower stretchers and dressing tables. The range
includes stretchers / dressing tables that are secured to a wall, mobile shower stretchers
/ dressing tables and shower stretchers / dressing tables that are non-mobile. The height
of some variants is electrically or hydraulically adjustable.
The shower stretcher / dressing table is multi-functional in use and corresponds to the
use of other devices such as beds, wheelchairs and shower chairs, hoisting equipment
and sliders such as the EasySlide. These are the essential functions of a shower stretcher /
dressing table.
The average technical life of the shower stretcher / dressing table is 10 years, assuming it
is cleaned daily and regularly maintained according to the maintenance schedule supplied
(See: Chapter 5 Cleaning and Maintenance).
The shower stretcher / dressing table is a class 1 product with CE-marking. This marking
corresponds with directive 93/42/EC and the revised directive 2007/47/EC
for medical devices of 21 March 2010. The shower stretcher / dressing table has been
tested for electromagnetic radiation according to norm 60601-1-2.
The Amfora is available in the following versions:
• 6200 4010 – Hydraulic high / low, lying surface 160 cm / 63 inch.
• 6200 4015 – Hydraulic high / low, lying surface 190 cm / 74.8 inch.
• 6200 4011 – Electric high / low, lying surface 160 cm / 63 inch.
• 6200 4016 – Electric high / low, lying surface 190 cm / 74.8 inch.
• 6200 4050 – Fixed height, lying surface 160 cm / 63 inch.
• 6200 4055 – Fixed height, lying surface 190 cm / 74.8 inch.
• 6200 5005 – Wall mounted, electric high / low, lying surface 160 cm / 63 inch.
• 6200 5010 – Wall mounted, electric high / low, lying surface 190 cm / 74.8 inch.
• 6300 4030 – Wall mounted, fixed height, no drip tray, lying surface 160 cm / 63 inch.
• 6300 4035 – Wall mounted, fixed height, no drip tray, lying surface 190 cm / 74.8 inch.
• 6300 4040 – Wall mounted, fixed height, lying surface 160 cm / 63 inch.
• 6300 4045 – Wall mounted, fixed height, lying surface 190 cm / 74.8 inch.

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The Vienna is available in the following versions:
• 6500 4020 – Hydraulic high / low, lying surface 160 cm / 63 inch.
• 6500 4025 – Hydraulic high / low, lying surface 190 cm / 74.8 inch.
• 6500 4021 – Electric high / low, lying surface 160 cm / 63 inch.
• 6500 4026 – Electric high / low, lying surface 190 cm / 74.8 inch.
• 6500 4060 – Fixed height, lying surface 160 cm / 63 inch.
• 6500 4065 – Fixed height, lying surface 190 cm / 74.8 inch.
• 6500 5015 – Wall mounted, electric high / low, lying surface 160 cm / 63 inch.
• 6500 5020 – Wall mounted, electric high / low, lying surface 190 cm / 74.8 inch.
• 6500 4070 – Wall mounted, fixed height, lying surface 160 cm / 63 inch.
• 6500 4075 – Wall mounted, fixed height, lying surface 190 cm / 74.8 inch.
The Sirocco is available in the following versions:
• 6100 2400 – Wall mounted left and height adjustable
• 6100 2401 – Wall mounted right and height adjustable
• 6100 2402 – Wall mounted left and fixed height
• 6100 2403 – Wall mounted right and fixed height
The Stylex is available in the following versions:
• 6100 3070 – Standard stainless steel
1.2. Safety
A failure to comply with the following safety points and the further definitions in
this user manual could lead to hazardous situations. Please read carefully before
use.
Use
The following applies to all shower stretchers and dressing tables:
• It is not permitted to load the shower stretcher / dressing table with more weight than
135 kg / 297.6 lbs.
• Only use original parts, supplied by Lopital.
• Use the shower stretcher / dressing table in a clean and tidy working environment.
• Only verifiably authorised personnel is allowed to work with the shower stretcher /
dressing table.
• Swimming pool locations are not considered to be ‘normal conditions’ and will
substantially shorten the lifespan of certain components.
• The shower stretcher / dressing table must be used/cleaned using water that is below
43 degrees Celsius (109 degrees Fahrenheit).

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The following applies to all mobile shower stretchers and dressing tables:
• Make sure that the shower stretcher / dressing table brake is applied before
transferring clients.
• Notify the less able person before moving the shower stretcher / dressing table.
• Only relocate and move the shower stretcher / dressing table in the lower position.
• When moving the shower stretcher / dressing table, do not adjust upwards or
downwards.
• Always try to move backwards over obstacles (rather than forwards).
• The shower stretcher / dressing table may not be used to transport loads other than
people.
The following applies to all adjustable shower stretchers and dressing tables:
• Be aware of obstacles when moving upwards and downwards.
Electric adjustable:
• The use of components (ladders, cables, actuators, batteries, etc.) that have not been
supplied by Lopital may result in increased emissions or decreased immunity of the
shower stretcher / dressing table.
• Charge batteries in a well-ventilated, dry space.
• Portable and mobile RF communication equipment can affect medical devices.
• Medical electrical devices involve special EMC precautions and must be used as per the
EMC information outlined in the instructions for use.
• The shower stretcher / dressing table must not be used adjacent to or stacked on other
products. However, should that be necessitated, it must be checked whether the
stretcher functions normally in this configuration too.
Maintenance
• If the charger or cable become damaged, they must be replaced. (For electric adjust-
able versions)
• The shower stretcher / dressing table must be inspected and serviced at least once
a year.
• Servicing and maintenance of the shower stretcher / dressing table may only be carried
out by persons authorised by Lopital.
• Constructive components of the shower stretcher / dressing table may only be replaced
by suitably authorised Lopital personnel.
• If erroneous use, transport, an accident or improper maintenance leads to deforma-
tion of the shower stretcher / dressing table, it may no longer be used and you must
contact the supplier.

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The shower stretcher / dressing table must only be operated by persons who
have been sufficiently trained and expert personnel who have experience
working with the target group.
The shower stretcher / dressing table must be used in a clinical setting.
Making changes to the construction could affect the safety of the shower
stretcher / dressing table. This will also lead to Lopital’s liability and warranty
conditions being invalidated. As a result, the shower stretcher / dressing table
will no longer comply with the guidelines for medical devices.
1.3. Warranty
Lopital products are guaranteed for 2 years with respect to construction and / or material
faults. In the event of varying warranty terms, the exact period will be indicated on your
invoice; this also serves as the warranty itself.
Components that are subject to wear and tear (such as batteries, hand controls and cables)
will not fall under warranty unless there are clear construction and / or material faults.

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2. Use
2.1. First use
Before you use the shower stretcher / dressing table, you must check to ensure the
following components are present. These components can be replaced by authorised
individuals in the event of damage. These components are the applied parts of the shower
stretcher / dressing table. These components may come into contact with the user(s) while
the shower stretcher / dressing table is in use.
Manual control
Drip tray
Outlet hose
Swivel wheel
Ø 12.5 cm / 4.9 inch
Double-braking
Collapsible
side bar
Frame
Battery
Actuator

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Bed cushion
(2-part)
Pump
Outlet hose
Pedal
Mattress
Wall mount
Charging point
Side-bars
Battery

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2.2. Working with the shower stretcher / dressing table
Step 1 (only on mobile variants)
Always apply the brake on the shower stretcher / dressing table when transferring
patients. (See paragraph 3.1. wheel blocking).
Transfer to bed
Step 2
Place the shower stretcher / dressing table alongside the bed with the head-end aligned
with the head-side of the less able person.
Step 3
Lower the side bar on the shower stretcher / dressing table (See paragraph 3.2 Side-bars).
Step 4 (only on adjustable variants)
Move the bed base on the shower stretcher / dressing table to just above the bed mattress
and collapse the side-bars downwards (on adjustable shower stretchers / dressing tables).
Step 5
Slide the shower stretcher / dressing table between the head and foot-end so that it
protrudes as far as possible over the bed.
Step 6 (only on mobile variants)
Block the wheels on the shower stretcher / dressing table. (See paragraph 3.1. Wheel
blocking).
Step 7
Go to the other end of the bed and place the EasySlide between the less able person and
the shower stretcher / dressing table.
Step 8
Use the EasySlide to slide the person from the bed to the shower stretcher / dressing table.
Step 9 (only on adjustable variants)
Raise the horizontal surface of the shower stretcher / dressing table a few centimetres
and close the side-bars.
Step 10 (only on mobile variants)
Take the brake off the shower stretcher / dressing table and remove the easy-slide
(See paragraph 3.1. Wheel blocking).

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3. Operation
3.1. Wheel blocking
(Only on mobile variant)
• The brake can be applied on the shower stretcher / dressing table by pushing the blue
lip (1) on the wheel downwards (See figure 1).
• In order to take the shower stretcher / dressing table off the brake, the same lip on the
wheel must be moved upwards by tapping the upper side of the lip (2) (See figure 1).
3.2. Side bars
• The shower stretcher / dressing table is equipped with
steel, hinged side bars. The side bars are made of stainless
steel on the Stylex.
• The side-bar is equipped with safeguards so that the less
able person cannot raise the side-bars himself.
• Before the side-bar is collapsed downwards, the safeguard
must be unlocked.
• Wall mounted stretcher / dressing table: Unlock the
safeguard by using one hand to pull the protruding lip /
button (1) outwards and raising the side-bar with your
other hand. (See Figures 2 and 3).
Mobile stretcher / dressing table: Unlock the safeguard by removing the bolts on both
sides of the side bar (1) (See figure 4).
• Turn the unlocked side bar outwards (3).
• Move the side-bar upwards in order to lock it in place again. The side bar is locked on
the mobile shower stretcher / dressing table by securing the bolts in the appropriate
position. With the wall stretchers / dressing tables, the side bar locks automatically.
• Sirocco: Make sure that the corner flaps fall inwards so that they do not get jammed in
the side-bar locks.
Figure 1: Wheel blocking
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Figure 2: Side bar Sirocco Figure 3: Side bar Amfora /
Vienna wall mounted
Figure 4: Side bar mobile
stretchers / dressing tables
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3.3. Moving upwards / downwards
Electric adjustable versions
Moving upwards
• If the less able person is lying on the shower stretcher /
dressing table, first put the brake on the wheels (if it is
a mobile stretcher / dressing table) and then move the
stretcher upwards.
• Move the shower stretcher / dressing table upwards by
pressing the button that
shows an 'up' arrow. The shower stretcher will then
immediately move upwards
(See figure 5).
• You can stop the movement whenever you like by taking your finger off the button.
• During the upward movement, maintain contact with the less able person.
• If the remote control is not being used, it can be hung on the side-bar.
• Ensure that the curly cable on the operating device does not get jammed.
Moving downwards
• Move the shower stretcher / dressing table downwards by
pressing the button that shows a 'down' arrow. The shower
stretcher will then immediately move downwards
(See figure 6).
• You can stop the movement whenever you like by taking
your finger off the button.
• During the downward movement, maintain contact with
the less able person.
Before moving the shower stretcher / dressing table upwards, check to ensure
there are no persons or objects in the vicinity of the device.
Figure 5: Moving upwards
Figure 6: Moving downwards

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Hydraulic adjustable versions
Moving upwards
• If the less able person is lying on the shower stretcher, first
put the brake on the wheels and then move the shower
stretcher / dressing table upwards.
• The shower stretcher / dressing table moves gently and
evenly upwards as a result of tapping the foot-pedal
(See figure 7).
• During use of the pedal, the carer will stand by the long
edge of the shower stretcher / dressing table so that the
carer cannot twist their upper body away from their feet.
• During the upward movement, maintain contact with the less able person.
Moving downwards
• The shower stretcher / dressing table moves downwards as
a result of pushing the foot pedal downwards
(See figure 8).
• The shower stretcher / dressing table lowers under the
influence of gravity. The lowering speed can be modified by
keeping the pedal gently depressed.
• During the downward movement, maintain contact with
the less able person.
3.4. Water drainage
(Only for Stylex, Sirocco and Amfora with drip tray)
• Water is drained away from the shower stretcher via a drainage hose.
• Take the hose off the hook and direct it to a drainage point that is as low as possible.
• During transport, always hang the hose on the hook otherwise it may leak and drip.
3.5. Changing batteries
(only relates to electrical adjustable versions)
• If you hear an audible signal, the battery must be changed.
• The battery is housed on the sub-frame of the shower stretcher / dressing table,
against the operating electronics. The battery is located under the bed on wall mounted
stretchers / dressing tables.
Figure 7: Moving upwards
Figure 8: Moving downwards

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• In order to remove the battery, use one hand to unlock the
catch (1) on the battery, then slide the battery to the right
(2). (See figure 9).
• To install the fully charged battery, it must first be
positioned next to the electronic housing and then clicked
into the holder.
Make sure that the shower stretcher / dressing table is
always ready for use by having a fully charged reserve
battery on standby.
3.6. Charging batteries
(only relates to electrical adjustable versions)
• Place the empty battery on the battery charger
(See figure 10).
• A green light indicates that the battery charger is switched
on. An orange light indicates that the battery must be
charged. This light goes off if the battery is full.
• The charged battery can remain on the battery charger
without being damaged.
• In order to remove the battery, use one hand to unlock the
catch on the battery and the other to support the battery
itself.
Only use batteries that are supplied with the shower stretcher / dressing table.
Charge batteries that are not used, once every six months to avoid damage.
Charging the batteries before they are completely empty will extend their
lifespan.
The charger that must be used for the shower stretcher / dressing table is the
‘Linak External charger CHJ2’.
Charge batteries in a well-ventilated, dry space.
Figure 9: Battery
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Figure 10: Battery charger

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4. Safety functions
4.1. Emergency stop button
(only relates to electrical adjustable versions)
In the centre of the undercarriage, there is an emergency stop
button. Operate this button in an emergency; if the upward
or downward movement must be stopped immediately. After
the emergency stop has been pressed, all electrical operation
will cease to function. Operation may be continued once the
situation is stable again. Turn the emergency stop a quarter
turn to unlock it again.
First check to ensure the hazard has been removed
or the problem resolved, before resetting the emergency stop.
4.2. Emergency lowering button
(only relates to electrical adjustable versions)
If the controls stop working and the shower stretcher /
dressing table is in a raised position, it can be lowered using
the emergency lowering button. This button is located to the
left of the emergency stop button (See figure 12).
First check to ensure that the emergency button has not been
pressed!
- Remove the plug from the manual control.
- Press the emergency lower button (to the left of the emergency stop).
The shower stretcher / dressing table will now return to the lowest position (make sure
no persons or objects are under the stretcher).
Take the less able person from the shower stretcher / dressing table and make sure the
device is not used until it has been repaired. Place the shower stretcher / dressing table
in a safe place and indicate that it is out of order.
Figure 11: Emergency stop
Figure 12: Emergency lowering
button

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5. Cleaning and maintenance
The shower stretcher / dressing table must be cleaned after every use, with water and
regular household cleaning agents. Remove excess soap residues. Do not use any abrasive
or other aggressive cleaning products (e.g. chlorine bleach). Practical experience has
shown that regular household cleaning agents with limited alcohol content (max. 5%)
are most suitable for this purpose. The product Neoquat combi® is recommended for
disinfection purposes (on the basis of long-term testing). For the best and most efficient
cleaning of the mattress and the bed base, the mattress can be lifted up and removed.
Dry the plate on which the mattress lies.
Check the wheels regularly for hairs and dust and remove when necessary. Maintenance
and repairs to the shower stretcher / dressing table may only be carried out by authorised
personnel.

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Maintenance schedule
After every use • The shower stretcher / dressing table can be cleaned with
water and regular household cleaning products.
Daily • Clean and disinfect mattress / harness.
Weekly
• Clean frame.
• Check wheels for hairs, dust and soap residues and remove if
necessary.
• Check that the shower stretcher / dressing table is still
working correctly.
Annually • According to the guidelines for medical devices, a shower
stretcher / dressing table must be maintained in line with
the manufacturer’s instructions. This process will preferably
be carried out by Lopital or another authorised body. Lopital
offers the option of having the shower stretcher / dressing
table thoroughly inspected and serviced once a year via
Periodic Preventative Maintenance.
6. Storage and transport
During transport and storage, the ambient conditions must remain moderate. In other
words, the temperature should remain between -40 and +55 degrees Celsius (-40 to
130 degrees Fahrenheit) and humidity levels should be kept as low as possible. Vibration
during transport must be kept to a minimum in order to avoid damaging the hinged
mechanisms on the stretcher.

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7. Removal of parts
All parts that are replaced or removed can be sent back to Lopital BV. You may also offer
the parts to the engineer for destruction. We will ensure that all parts are processed in an
environmentally-friendly manner.
If you take care of disposal of the product yourself, you must take account of the fact that
batteries and chargers must be disposed of as small chemical waste.
8. Technical Specifications
This shower stretcher / dressing table belongs to category ‘BF’.
This shower stretcher / dressing table is a class 2 EMC product
The shower stretcher / dressing table is splash-proof; this means that it can be used
under the shower. This is indicated with instruction IPX4.
8.1. Structure
Amfora & Vienna mobile:
Subframe steel + 2-layer powder coating
Upper frame steel + 2-layer powder coating
Side bars steel + 2-layer powder coating
HInges stainless steel + 2-layer powder coating
Stylex:
Subframe stainless steel + 2-layer powder coating
Upper frame stainless steel + 2-layer powder coating
Side bars stainless steel + 2-layer powder coating
Hinges stainless steel + 2-layer powder coating
Wall mounted stretcher / dressing table:
Frame steel + 2-layer powder coating
Side bars steel + 2-layer powder coating
Hinges stainless steel + 2-layer powder coating

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Mobile stretcher / dressing table:
Wheels Ø 12.5 cm / 4.9 inch, double blocking
Attachment equipment stainless steel + galvanised steel
Weight
Amfora
6200 4010/15 57 / 60 kg 125.7 / 132.3 lbs
6200 4011/16 60 / 60 kg 132.3 / 132.3 lbs
6200 4050/55 34 / 37 kg 75 / 81.6 lbs
6200 5005/10 85 / 85 kg 187.4 / 187.4 lbs
6300 4030/35 18 / 18 kg 39.7 / 39.7 lbs
6300 4040/45 20 / 20 kg 44.1 / 44.1 lbs
Vienna
6500 4020/25 53 / 56 kg 116.9 / 123.5 lbs
6500 4021/26 57 / 60 kg 125.7 / 132.3 lbs
6500 4060/65 35 / 37 kg 77.2 / 81.6 lbs
6500 5015/20 75 / 75 kg 44.1 / 44.1 lbs
6500 4070/75 23 / 23 kg 50.7 / 50.7 lbs
Sirocco
6100 2400 80 kg 176.4 lbs
6100 2401 80 kg 176.4 lbs
6100 2402 40 kg 88.2 lbs
6100 2403 40 kg 88.2 lbs
Stylex
6100 3070 50 kg 110.2 lbs
Maximum load
135 kg / 297.6 lbs
8.2. Drive
(Electric variants)
High-low drive Actuator 24 V DC
Control box 24 VDC, max. 250W
Battery 24 V, max. 250 W
Battery charger 230 V AC, connection value 100 W, wall-mounted
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