PARAMOUNT BED PA-90000 Series User manual

For any queries, please feel free to directly contact your
dealer.
After reading this instruction manual, store where it can be
easily accessed for later reference.
The correct operating procedures should be explained not
just to the persons using the bed but also to caregivers.
The actual product purchased may differ from detailed
descriptions given in this instruction manual due to product
improvements.
Thank you for purchasing the PA-9000 Series 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.
Preface
Note: In the illustration,
an optional mattress is mounted.

INTENDED USE / PART NAMES ..….…………..…………………...…………………….………
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ..………………………………………….………...……………….……… 3~11
SPECIFICATIONS ……………………………………………………………………………………… 12
INSTALLING THE BED ……………………………………………………………………………..…
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CONNECTING TO THE POWER SUPPLY
1. Power outlets ………………………………………………………………………………………
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2. Using the cable storage hooks ………………..………………………………….………………
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OPERATION OVERVIEW
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djusting the angle of the back or knee section base and the height of the bed ………………... 15
USING THE HANDHELD CONTROLLER ………………………………………….……………...… 16~18
OPERATION PROCEDURES
1. Handle operation (3-crank Gatch beds only) ………………………….………………………… 19
2. Adjusting the angle of the leg section base ………………………………………………………20
3. Locking the casters ………………………………………………………………………………… 21
ASSEMBLING THE BED
1. Attaching/detaching the headboard and footboard .........……………………………............... 22
2. Attaching the mattress stopper ......……………...................................................................... 22
3. Attaching Bedside Rails to Bed ……………………………………………………………………23
PROCEDURES AND CAUTIONS FOR USING THE MATTRESS (OPTIONAL) ........................ 27
PROCEDURES TO MOUNT OPTIONAL ITEMS AND PRECAUTIONS
1. Bed side table .......…………………….................................................................................... 28
2. Over bed table .........…………….....................................................……................................ 28
3. IV pole ...............……………...................................................................................……........
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OPTIONS SUITABILITY TABLE/PRODUCT SYMBOL DEFINITIONS .............…………............ 30
REGULAR INSPECTION AND DAILY CLEANING .....................................................................
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TROUBLESHOOTING ...................................…….......................................................................33
LONG-TERM STORAGE ..............................………………………..…….....................................
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FTER-SALES SERVICE ...................................................................…….................................
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3-crank Gatch bed
(when the foot board is off)
Bed with casters with a stopper
(when the foot board is off)
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p. 20
p. 22
p. 22
p. 22
p. 21
p. 14
1. INTENDED USE
2. PART NAMES
This bed is designed to be used for medical care in medical facilities or facilities for elderly people.
Bed with the total
locking system Numbers with this symbol mark
indicate pages where related
explanation is provided.
Leg section base
Handheld controller
Head board
Knee section base
Hip base section
Foot board
Mattress stopper
Back section base
Main frame
Base frame
Caster switching
foot pedal
Casters
Power cable
Cable storage hooks
p. 16~18
p.19
Handle
p. 21
Casters with
stopper
Bed side rails

[ Example pictograms ]
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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.
Precautions are classified as “WARNING” and “CAUTION” to indicate the degree of hazard or
injury that may result from improper use. Both are important safety precautions that must
be strictly observed. Details of the pictograms used are shown below. Be sure to fully
understand these precaustions before reading the instruction manual.
Indicates actions that may result in fatal injury if
ignored.
This symbol indicates instructions or actions that are mandatory. Specific details
are indicated inside the symbol. (The symbol on the left indicates “Unplug the
power plug.”)
After reading this instruction manual, store where it can be easily accessed for later reference.
If the safety label is removed or defaced,
replace with a new one obtained from
your dealer.
Precautions requiring special attention by
persons using the bed are affixed to the
foot-end frame. Do not remove or deface
the label.
This symbol indicates warning or cautionary details. Specific details are indicated
inside the symbol. (The symbol on the left indicates “Caution: Electric shock.”)
This symbol indicates actions that are prohibited. Specific details are indicated
inside or below the symbol. (The symbol on the left indicates “Do not
disassemble.”)
Indicates actions that may result in personal injury
or property damage if ignored.
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[ Safety label ]

Even when side rails are used, pay attention to prevent patients from falling off the bed.
If a patient bends forward over a fold-down side rail, they may fall off the bed and get injured.
Do not extend the head, hands, or feet outside of the bed.
A hand or finger may get caught in the gap, resulting in an injury.
Lock the casters at all times except when moving the bed.
Unlock the casters when moving the bed.
The patient may be injured getting on or off the
bed should it move.
Do not put any body part (especially the head or neck) between a fold-down side rail or
board and the raised base ( ).
Due attention should be paid to
patients who cannot maintain posture
by themselves.
A patient may fall off the bed through the gap between a board and fold-down side rail and get
injured.
When the head or neck enters the
gap, the patient might not be able to
withdraw, and there is a risk of injury.
If the bed is operated with a body
part (especially head or neck) placed
in the gap, the part may get caught
and injured.
Do not put any body part (especially the head or neck) between a fold-down side rails
and the base or mattress.
When the head or neck enters the gap, the patient might not be able to withdraw, and there is
a risk of injury.
Do not insert a hand (fingers) or foot between the bed’s frame and section base during
powered operation. The body part may get caught between the
lowered base and the bed’s frame or board
and get injured.
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Do not use with infants.
Do not allow dust to accumulate on the power plug.
Do not damage cables (including the power cable).
Do not trip over the power cable or cables of the handheld controller.
Damaged plug or cable may induce electric leakage, and in turn, electric shock.
There is a risk of falling down and getting injured.
When adjusting the base angle or the bed height, pay attention to the patient’s
conditions.
If a patient on the bed moves when adjusting the base angle, they may fall from the bed and
get injured.
Perform the adjustment while supporting the patient who cannot maintain posture by
themselves. If you cannot watch the patient, flatten the base angle and lower the bed
to the lowest position. If not, the patient may fall off the bed or get caught in a space of
a fold-down side rail or board and get injured.
They may fall down through the
space of a fold-down side rail.
When dust adheres to the surface of the power plug, the
moisture it holds will allow a current to flow, there will be
a worsening of the insulation condition, and a risk of fire.
Wipe away any dust accumulating on the power plug
pins and mating surfaces using a dry cloth.
Damage to cables may cause electric shock or
a fire.
Prevent cables from getting caught by the
bed’s movable parts.
Request repair (or replacement) for damaged
cables.
Do not put heavy objects on cables or apply
strong force.
Do not place the bed on cables.
The cables may get caught in a caster or movable part and damaged, causing a fire or electric
shock.
Do not run cables (including the power cable) of the bed or other electric appliances
under the bed.
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Total height
Height *1)
sleep surface
910mm width
type
Model No.
Dimensions
product weight
casters
Head/foot boards
Base
User's maximum weight
Power cable length
MOTORIZED GATCH BED
Product name
Main frame
Materials/
coating
Safe operating load *2)
Back-section base inclination angle
Knee-section base inclination angle
Raising/lowering range
Temperature
Humidity
Operation guarantee
conditions
T y p e
Supply voltage, frequency
Power consumption
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
Continuous operating time
Electrically-operated remote control bed
793 mm to 1178 mm
395 mm to 780 mm
1,041 mm (total width) x 2,156 mm (total length)
125 mm dia. single-wheel caster
(Casters with stopper)
steel sheet : powder coating
138 kgs
Effective length: approx. 2000 mm
PA-93281
PA-98281 PA-93282 PA-98282 PA-93291 PA-98291 PA-93292 PA-98292
128 kgs 122 kgs
793 mm to 1178 mm
395 mm to 780 mm
125 mm dia. single caster
(Central locking system)
PP resin / solid color PP resin / solid color
steel sheet and steel tubing : powder coating
174 kgs (1700 N)
0oto approx. 70o(with no increments)
0oto approx. 25o(with no increments)
0 to approx. 385mm (with no increments)
30 ~ 75%RH
Approx. 10 to 40oC
230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Back raising, knee raising: 170 VA max., Height: 220 VA max.
Approx. 2 min. (Downtime: Approx. 18 min. *3))
Linear actuator (DC motor)
Total height
Height *1)
sleep surface
910mm width
type
Model No.
Dimensions
product weight
casters
3-CRANK GATCH BED
Product name
Head/foot boards
Base
User's maximum weight
Main frame
Materials/
coating
Safe operating load *2)
Back-section base inclination angle
Knee-section base inclination angle
Raising/lowering range
Manually-operated bed
1,041 mm (total width) x 2,156 mm (total length)
PA-99291 PA-99292
101 kgs
793 mm to 1178 mm
395 mm to 780 mm
125 mm dia. single caster
(Casters with stopper)
steel sheet : powder coating
138 kgs
PP resin / solid color
steel sheet and steel tubing : powder coating
174 kgs (1700 N)
0oto approx. 75o(with no increments)
0oto approx. 45o(with no increments)
0 to approx. 385 mm (with no increments)

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16~18) 19)
395 mm to 780 mm

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Operation prosedures
Pressing the button adjust the bed, and
releasing the button stops the
adjustment, allowing you to adjust the
bed to the desired position. Press two o
r
more buttons simultaneously to stop the
operation.

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Back UP and DOWN buttons
The back section base angle can be
adjusted.
Knee UP and DOWN buttons
The knee section base angle can be
adjusted.
Bed height UP and DOWN buttons
The bed height can be adjusted.
Back and knee UP and DOWN buttons
The back and knee section base angle
can be adjusted simultaneously.

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Head end Foot end
Hip
section
base
Emergency CPR lever (orange)
Emergency CPR lever (orange)
Head end

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