PARAMOUNT BED Celenus PD-200 Series User manual

Thank you for purchasing the PD-200 Electric Delivery Bed.
This instruction manual describes precautions and how to safely use
and operate the bed.
●Before using this bed, please read this instruction manual
to fully understand the safe and proper operating procedures.
●The correct operating procedures should be explained not
only to the persons using the bed but also to caregivers.
●After reading this instruction manual, store it where it can be
easily accessed for later reference.
●Users and/or carers are requested to report information about any
serious incident related to this bed that occurs within the EU to the
manufacturer and the regulating authority of the member country
of residence. 'Serious incident' means any incident that directly or
indirectly led, might have led or might lead
to any the following :
a) The death of a user, carer or other person.
b) The temporary or permanent serious deterioration of a user's,
carer's or other person's state of health.
c) A serious public health threat.
●The actual product purchased may differ from detailed
descriptions given in this instruction manual due to
product improvements.
●Values in the specification such as working range, dimensions,
angles and mass are subject to normal manufacturing tolerances.
Besides some exemptions, display purpose words such
as“approximately”, “about” etc. are omitted.
●For convenience, the term ''patient'' indicates ''pregnant woman''
in this instruction manual.
●For any queries, please feel free to contact your dealer directly.
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INTENDED USE / PART NAMES
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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INSTALLATION
5. Attaching the battery unit
SPECIFICATIONS
MATTRESS
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
1. Foot rest
4. IV pole
PRODUCT SYMBOL DEFINITIONS
REGULAR INSPECTION AND DAILY MAINTENANCE
TROUBLESHOOTING
LONG-TERM STORAGE
AFTER-SALES SERVICE
BED DISPOSAL
ASSEMBLING THE BED
1. Attaching / detaching the head board
2. Attaching / detaching the fluid basin
1. Using Emergency CPR (back-lowering) function
BEDSIDE TABLE
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CONNECTING TO THE POWER SUPPLY
1. Power outlets
2. Using the cable storage hook
OPERATION OVERVIEW
USING THE HANDHELD CONTROLLER
OPERATION PROCEDURES
2. Retracting the leg section base
3. Locking the casters
4. Using the bed side-rails
5. Using the battery unit
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3. Attaching / detaching the hand grips
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2. Foot support bar
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This bed is intended to be used as a birthing bed for women who are ready to deliver and not
intended for use as a general hospital bed.
※Please refer to the 「SPECIFICATION」for the patient target groups and the intended users.
Note: Application environment 1 and 2 in IEC60601-2-52:2009
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1. Intended Use
2. Part Names
CPR lever
Bed side rail
Head board
Back section base
Hip section base
Power plug
Battery unit
Main frame
Base frame
Caster
Fluid basin
Hand grip attachment hole Option attachment hole
Caster operation pedal
p.16
p.15
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p.18, 31
p.19, 29
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p.21
p.22-23
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p.25
p.26
p.27-28
Head mattress
p.30
p.30
Foot mattress
IV pole attachment hole
Cable storage hook
p.20
p.34
【Applied part】
Part of ME EQUIPMENT that in normal
use necessarily comes into physical contact
with the patient for ME EQUIPMENT to
perform its function.
p.17
Calf supports
p.18
Hand grip
Leg section base
Handheld controller

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Be sure to read these safety precautions beforehand to ensure proper usage.
●The safety precautions described here are intended to ensure safe use of the product and prevent
personal injury and property damage. Precautions are classified as "WARNING" and "CAUTION" to
indicate the degree of hazard or injury that may result from improper use. These are important
safety precautions that must be strictly observed.
Indicates actions that may result in death or serious injury (broken
bones, pressure or paralysis) if the indication is ignored.
Indicates actions that may result in light personal injury (bruises,
wounds, or cuts) or property damage if the indication is ignored.
Among items described in SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, be sure to read these notes and use the product safely
and properly. Be especially careful to check patients who might act in unexpected ways or cannot maintain
their posture independently.
※After reading this instruction manual, store it in a place that can be easily accessed for later reference.

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Precautions requiring special attention by persons using the bed are affixed as pictured in the figure.
●If the safety label is removed or defaced, replace it with a new one obtained from your dealer.
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Be careful not to allow any part of the body (especially the head or neck) to enter the gap
between the side-rail and board or the mattress base (especially when raised).
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When the head or neck enters the gap, the patient
and/or user might not be able to withdraw, and there
is a risk of injury.
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Be careful not to allow any part of the body (especially the head or neck) to enter the gap
between the side-rail and the mattress base or the mattress.
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A patient and or/user may fall off the bed through the gap between a board and side-rail and get injured.
●If a patient bends forward over a side rail, they may fall off the bed and get injured.
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When performing the height adjustment or inclination angle adjustment with the side rail
lowered, do not place legs under the side-rail.
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There is a risk that the legs may get caught, resulting in injury.
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Be careful not to allow any part of the body to enter the gap in the side-rail and the board.
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If the bed is operated with a body part placed in
the gap, the part may get caught, resulting in injury.
●When the head or neck enters the gap, the patient
and/or user might not be able to withdraw, and there
is a risk of injury.
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Do not place hands (fingers) or legs between the bed frame and the mattress base during
electrical operation.
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The body part may get caught in the gap between the lowered mattress base and the bed frame or the
board, resulting in injury.
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Check the patient’s condition when adjusting the base angle or bed height.
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If the patient on the bed moves when the base angle or bed height is adjusted, the patient may fall off the
bed or get caught in the gap between the bed and the side-rail or the board, resulting in injury.
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Do not crawl or place your head or hands/legs under the bed.
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There is a risk of getting caught between the moving
part on the bed and the frame or the side-rail, resulting in
injury. Check to make sure that there are no people or
objects around the bed before operating the bed.

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Be careful not to allow any part of the body to enter the gap between the bed and wall or
surrounding obstacles.
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There is a risk that a part of the body may get caught, resulting in injury.
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Do not adjust the side-rails from inside the bed.
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The side-rails may drop suddenly and there
is a risk of the patient falling off the bed,
resulting in injury.
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When transporting a patient, raise the side-rails.
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There is a risk of the patient falling off the bed, resulting in injury.
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Do not sit on the side-rails, the head board, or the foot board.
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A patient could fall off the bed, or the bed or side-
rails could be damaged or deformed, resulting in
injury.
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Take care to prevent a patient from falling off the bed even when side-rails are raised.
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A patient may fall off the bed through the gap between the side-rails, or a board and side-rail, resulting in
injury.
●If a patient bends forward over a side-rail, they may fall off the bed, resulting in injury.
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When leaving the bed area or temporarily taking your eyes off the patient, check
the mattress base angle, bed height, and the side-rail status.
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If a physician, nurse, or caregiver leaves the bed area or temporarily takes their eyes off the patient,
flatten the mattress base angle and set the bed height at the lowest position according to the patient’s
condition because there is a slight chance that the patient could fall off the bed.
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Do not allow the bed to be operated by a child aged 12 or under, or someone deemed
incapable of comprehending the operation of the bed.
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If a child aged 12 or under, or someone deemed incapable of comprehending the operation (such as
persons with dementia) operates the handheld controller by themselves, there is a risk of unexpected injury
such as the body getting caught in the bed by mistake. If such persons can come into contact with the
handheld controller, unplug the power plug in order to prevent accidents caused by incorrect operation.
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Pay attention to prevent the patient from being compressed during back raising.
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Especially before birthing, if the back section base is raised excessibly, the patient might be compressed,
resulting in injury.

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Use the bed in the correct orientation.
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Lying down on the bed with the feet at head end
and the head at the foot end induces an unnatural
posture during bed operation (base angle) which
may result in injury.
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Do not perform any angle adjustment when the patient is lying face down or on their
side (in any posture other than lying face up).
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There is a risk of injury caused by extending the joints backward.
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Use the bed according to the patient’s medical condition.
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The bed operations may adversely affect the medical conditions of patients with specific symptoms.
●Before the patient or a family member operates the bed, make sure that the physicians or nurses explain
details given in the instruction manual and proper usage to suit the patient’s medical condition.
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Do not attach a restraint belt.
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Otherwise it may cause an injury or bed damage or deformation.
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Do not stand on the bed.
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There is a risk of injury caused by the person
falling off the bed or falling down, or the bed could
be damaged or deformed. Pay close attention to
children.
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Do not sit on the leg section base.
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The leg section base may get damaged or the bed
may tip over, causing an injury.
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Do not spill liquid on the bed.
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Do not spill liquid on the bed’s electrical components, such as the motors and handheld controller. This
could cause an electric shock due to a short circuit or product failure. If liquid is spilt accidentally on the
bed, disconnect the power plug from the power outlet and contact your dealer.
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Be careful not to allow fingers to enter the gap between the hip section base and the leg
section base when operating the leg section base.
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There is a risk that fingers may get caught,
resulting in injury.

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Do not use a mobile phone or other wireless device in the vicinity of the bed.
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This could cause the bed to malfunction or affect other medical equipment.
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Do not combine the bed with products other than the suitable products specified by
Paramount Bed.
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For options directly attached to the bed such as mattresses, use suitable products specified by Paramount
Bed. Using other products may create unintended gaps, cause interference between products, or lower the
product safety, which may result in injury or operational failure.
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Keep the bed away from fire.
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Do not use thermal appliances such as heaters near the bed. Otherwise, the bed may be damaged or
deformed, or even catch fire.
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When moving the bed, watch your step.
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Your leg may bump into the caster operation pedal or your foot may get caught by a caster, resulting in
injury.
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Lock the casters at all times except when moving the bed.
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The bed may move when a patient gets into or out of the bed, resulting in an unexpected injury.
●When moving the bed, operate the caster operation pedal and unlock the casters.
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Do not step on the caster operation pedal.
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There is a risk of injury due to falling or damage to the bed.
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Make sure that there is nothing in the IV Pole attachment holes, the hand grip attachment
holes or the option attachment holes when mounting the calf supports, hand grips or
optional items.
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If there are obstacles in the attachment holes, you cannot mount the hand grips, the calf supports or
optional items, and the patient may fall off the bed or get caught in the gap, resulting in injury.
■Do not trip over the power cable or cables of the handheld controller.
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The power plug or cables may get damaged and short circuit, resulting in electric shock or fire.
●There is a risk of injury caused by the patient falling down.
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Do not run cables (such as the power cable) of the bed or other electrical appliances
under the bed.
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The cables may get caught in casters or moving parts and become damaged and short circuit, resulting in
electric shock or fire.
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Do not apply excessive force to the power plug.
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There is a risk of electric shock or a fire due to a short circuit.

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Do not damage cables (such as the power cable).
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Damage to the cables may cause electric shock or fire due to a short circuit.
○Be careful not to allow cables to get caught in the moving parts of the bed.
○Be careful not to place heavy objects on the cables or apply excessive force to them.
○Do not run over cables with the bed.
●Request repair (or replacement) of damaged cables.
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Do not allow dust to accumulate on the power plug pins.
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Dust on the power plug can absorb moisture and
conduct electricity, causing a short circuit and
possibly resulting in electric shock or fire.
●Wipe away any dust accumulating on the surface
of the power plug using a dry cloth.
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Always unplug the power plug before cleaning.
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There is a risk of injury due to accidental operation or electric shock due to a short circuit.
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Do not insert or remove the power plug with wet hands.
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There is a risk of electric shock or product failure
due to a short circuit.
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Do not bump or damage electrical parts such as the handheld controller.
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The bed may malfunction, resulting in injury, and there is a risk of electric shock or fire due to a short
circuit.
●This may cause operational failure.
●Request repair (or replacement) of a damaged handheld controller.
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When disconnecting the power plug, hold the power plug body to disconnect.
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When holding onto only the power cable and pulling it to disconnect the plug from the outlet, the cable
could be damaged and there is a risk of electric shock or fire due to a short circuit.

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Do not repair or modify the product or its components.
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This may create unintended gaps or may cause abnormal operation, resulting in injury.
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Always disconnect the power plug for the bed from the power outlet when using
electronic medical equipment.
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Using the bed in conjunction with electronic medical equipment (e.g. microwave or ultrashortwave
medical equipment) may cause operational failure or malfunction.
Check for safety considerations before using the bed in conjunction with other medical equipment.
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Inspect the bed regularly.
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The product exhibits wear and deterioration according to the frequency and conditions of use. Inspect
for loose parts, the operation of moving parts on the bed, and the presence of damage regularly. There is a
risk of unexpected injury.
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Beds damaged in accidents must be inspected and repaired before being reused.
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Beds damaged in earthquakes, fires, or floods or other incidents must be inspected and repaired by your
dealer. Otherwise, there is a risk of electric shock or fire due to short circuit or current leakage from
electrical parts, or injury due to malfunctioning caused by deformation of the bed.
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The bed should not be used by two or more persons.
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This bed is designed for use by one person. When used by two or more persons, the bed could be
damaged, resulting injury. User's maximum weight is 180kg. If a physician, nurse, or caregiver needs to
get on the bed for a short time, confirm the following conditions before hand.
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The total weight of the person to get on the bed must not exceed 220kg.
○The mattress base has been lowered all the way.
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Do not apply more than the safe working load on the bed.
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The bed could be damaged, resulting in injury. The safe working load of this bed is 2150N (220kgf).
The safe working load is the maximum load with which the bed can be operated and is the total load of the
user's weight and incidental items including the mattress and options.
■Do not use as a general hospital bed.
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This bed is not designed as a general hospital bed but designed for women who are ready to deliver.
Using as a general hospital bed may cause unexpected injury.
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Do not place the bed on the inclination which angle is 5 degree or more.
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The bed may tip over, resulting in injury.

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Do not use the mattress when the fastener is open.
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If liquid gets inside the mattress, the urethane foam may deteriorate.
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Do not place something cold (ex. ice pack or refrigerant) on the mattress directly.
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The urethane foam may deteriorate due to condensation.
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Do not sleep face down.
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If the patient sleeps face down for a prolonged time, there is a risk of asphyxiation because the mattress
cover is not breathable.
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Do not spray a spray-type insecticide directly on the bed.
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There is a risk that the solvents contained in the insecticide may damage, discolor, or dissolve casters or
other resin parts of the bed. Check for damage caused by the insecticide because damaged or dissolved
parts may cause unexpected injury.

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When performing height or inclination angle adjustments, pay attention not to hit the
wall, beam, or power outlet on the wall.
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The bed or wall may be damaged or deformed.
Make sure that the bed does not hit the wall, beam,
or power plug during height or inclination angle
adjustments.
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When setting up the bed, make sure that there is at least 10 cm clearance from the wall.
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The bed operations may damage objects located
around the bed, or may cause the bed to be damaged
or deformed.
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Do not get on the mattress base when it is raised.
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Excessive force on the mattress base can cause
damage or deformation.
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Check the surroundings before operating the bed.
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The bed operations may damage objects located around the bed, or may cause the bed to be damaged or
deformed.
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Make sure the stoppers of the head board are in the lock position.
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If the board is not mounted properly, the board
may suddenly disengage when a staff pushes (pulls)
the board to move the bed or a patient grabs the
board to support their body, resulting in injury
should the patient lose balance and falls.

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Do not move the bed by holding on to the side-rails.
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Excessive force applied to the side-rails can cause damage or deformation.
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Avoid transporting over uneven floors.
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This may cause damage or deformation to the bed.
If the bed must be moved on uneven floors, do it as
slowly as possible.
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The handheld controller must be attached to the appropriate bed.
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If it is attached to an inappropriate bed, the bed could operate unexpectedly, resulting in injury or bed
failure.
●Even if the bed is of the same series, the handheld controllers may be different due to specification
changes. Before attaching the handheld controller to the bed, check that the part number and shape of the
handheld controller are the same as those of the bed.

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To avoid possible malfunctions, do not install the bed in the following locations.
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Locations exposed to direct sunlight
●Locations near heat sources such as a stove or heater
●Locations which are heavily electrically charged such as near an MRI.
●Locations that have a high oxygen levels
●Locations exposed to excessive amounts of water vapor or oil vapor
●Locations that tend to be exposed to high temperatures, high humidity, low temperatures or
dry conditions
※The optimum ambient conditions for the bed are as follows.
Temperature 5℃to 40℃/ Humidity 20%RH to 90%RH / Atmospheric pressure 700hPa to
1060hPa.
●Locations with large amount of dust, smoke, salt, sulfur, or corrosive substances
●Locations with poor ventilation
●Locations exposed to vibrations or shocks (including during transportaion)
●Locations where the floor is not strong enough
●Locations where the floor is not level
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When performing height or inclination angle adjustments, pay attention not to hit the wall, beam,
or power outlet on the wall. The bed or wall may be damaged or deformed.
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When setting up the bed, make sure that there is at least 10 cm clearance from the wall. The bed
operations may damage objects located around the bed, or may cause the bed to be damaged or
deformed.

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The head board can be attached or detatched.
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When attaching the head board, make sure that the stopper is in the lock position. Otherwise, the
board may disengage when the bed is moved, causing injury due to toppling.
●Do not attach the board to a mounting lugs other than the board attachment mounting lugs. Attachment
could become insufficient and the board could be rattled or come off, resulting in injury.
●When removing the board, do not forcefully lift it while the board is tilted. There is the risk of deformation
of the board insertion parts.
[Attaching]
①Hold the grip of the head board, lift and mount it so
that the board brackets engage with the mounting lugs
on the bed.(The board stopper is automatically
locked.)
②Lightly lift the board and make sure that it is locked.
[Detaching]
①Move the board stopper to the unlock position.
②Hold the grip of the board and detach it.
1.Attaching / detaching the head board

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The fluid basin can be attached or detached.
[Attaching]
①Pull out both fluid basin receivers as shown in the
picture.
②Mount the fluid basin on the fluid basin receivers.
fluid basin receiver
fluid basin
[Detaching]
①Lift and detach the fluid basin.
②Push in the fluid basin receivers as shown in the
picture.
fluid basin receiver
2.Attaching / detaching the fluid basin

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The hand grips can be used during delivery.
[Attaching]
①Direct outward the planar section of the mounting
section of the hand grip, and insert the mounting
section into the hand grip attachment hole as shown in
the picture.
②Turn the knob to fasten the hand grip.
③Lightly pull or rotate the hand grip and make sure
that it is fastened.
[Detaching]
①Turn the knob to loosen.
②Lift the hand grip as shown in the picture.
3.Attaching / detaching the hand grips
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Be careful not to allow any part of the body to enter the gap between the hand grip and the mattress
base, the side-rails or the optional items. When any part of the body enters the gap, the patient might
not be able to withdraw, and there is a risk of injury. Detach the hand grips except when giving birth.
Mounting section
Option attachment hole
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The right hand grip and the left hand grip are
different.
Be careful not to attach wrongly.
Main frame side label
Hand grip
side label

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[Attaching]
①Insert the mounting section into the option
attachment hole as shown in the picture.
②Turn the lever to fasten the calf supports.
③Lightly lift the calf supports and make sure that it
is fastened.
4.Attaching / detaching the calf supports
[Detaching]
①Turn the lever to loosen.
②Lift the calf supports as shown in the picture.
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Fasten the lever when the calf supports are mounted in the option attachment holes. Otherwise, the
calf supports may drop, causing an injury.
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The calf supports can be used when examining the patient or giving birth.
Mounting section
Option attachment hole Main frame side label
Mounting section label

5. Attaching the battery unit
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The battery cable must be connected to the control box in order to use the battery.
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①
Set minus driver in the hole at the side of the control
box and slide the control box cover to open it.
②Connect the battery cable to the battery adapter of
the control box.
③Attach the control box cover.
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When connecting the battery cable, unplug the power plug. There is a risk of injury due to
accidental operation or electric shock due to a short circuit.
<After opening the control box cover>
Control Box