LSC Medevac II Litter User manual

Lifesaving Systems Corp.
#F-750-406 OM (Rev A).doc Updated 2014-10-20
OWNER'S MANUAL
#406 Medevac II Litter
WARNING: THIS LITTER SHOULD ONLY BE USED BY PERSONS WITH SUFFICIENT
OPERATIONAL AND MEDICAL PROPER PATIEN
T HANDLING.
STOWING:
When litter is not in use the proper stowage procedures should be taken:
1. Secure restraint strapped across the litter with minimal slack, see Figure 1
2. Verify flotation issecured to the frame.
3. Disassemble litter by turning couplers counter-clock-wise, see figure 2
4. Stack the sections of the litters on top of each other, feet and leg section on the bottom.
5. If practical store to avoid prolong exposure to direct sunlight.
6. Recommended: Use #408Litter Cover while stowed to protect from unnecessary and unintentional exposure and
damages, see Figure 2. Zipper should be fully closed during stowage.
INSPECTION
Every 30 days, and after each use, carefully inspect the following:
1. Frame assembly for broken welds, bends (deformation), corrosion and abrasion.
2. Check float covers, floats, the plastic net liner,hardware, and restraint straps for cuts, tears, abrasion and any
other visible damage. Repair or replace as required.
Remove Litter from service if inspection identifies any damage or abnormal conditions indicated above. Repair or
replace accordingly.
Figure 3: Sections stacked in stowed position.
Figure 4: Medevac IIA Litter in
Protective cover
Figure 2: Disassemble by turning couplers
counter-clock-wise
Figure 1: Secured Restraint Straps and
Flotation

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220 ELSBERRY RD.
APOLLO BEACH, FL 33572
PHONE: [phone]
FAX: [phone]
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REPAIR & MAINTENANCE
Stainless Steel: All weld repairs shall be TIG welded by qualified welders only. Only minor repairs should be
performed in the field.
Titanium: Not recommended to make field repairs, titanium welding requires specialized equipment and
1. After use or as required, thoroughly wash the entire Litter with fresh, soapy water. Let litter thoroughly dry.
2. Remove any flotation or medevac boards prior to washing frame. Wash items separately with fresh, soapy water.
Let floats, straps, and boards thoroughly dry.
3. Litter mesh liner replacement: Remove liner by cutting the plastic cable ties. Align liner and secure with new
cable ties. Install cable ties such that cut ends will be facing outboard of the Litter. Cut off excess length of all
ties squarely.
4. IMPORTANT: Damage to tubular frame members and welds, shall be reviewed by the manufacturer for repair
and serviceability determination.
REPLACEMENT PARTS
#442 Mesh Liner #140 Patient Restraint Straps, set of 5
#150 Retainer Straps
WARRANTY
LSC products are warranted to the first consumer purchaser to be free from defects in material or workmanship for a
period of twelve (12) months. Please contact LSC for our complete Warranty information and Policies, or visit our
website.
LIFESAVING SYSTEMS CORP.
220 ELSBERRY RD.
APOLLO BEACH, FL 33572
PHONE: [phone]
FAX: [phone]
www.lifesavingsystems.com