promotal Fidji 10110-10 User manual

Model Shown : 10110-10
Examination couch
10110-10
User’s Guide
Fidji
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Product Identification
Serial Number :
Model Number :
Date of Purchase : Name of Owner / Facility :
Name of Dealer : Dealer’s Phone Number :
Midmark Europe Authorized Service Company :
Type plate
Legal Notice
MIDMARK EUROPE
22, rue de Saint-Denis de Gastines
B.P. 26 - 53500 ERNÉE Cedex
FRANCE
Tél. : [phone]
Fax : [phone]
internet : www.promotal.com
www.midmark.com
The descriptions and specifications contained in this
Operating Manual are deemed correct at the time of
printing.
Midmark Europe , however, reserves the right to modify
its models and its procedures or render them obsolete
without notice.
Before any order, we recommend that our customers
consult a local sales manager.
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Summary
Important Information 6
Safety symbols 6
Precautions when unpacking 7
Material delivered in cardboard packaging 7
Products delivered on wooden palettes 7
Storage condition 7
Unpacking / Installation 7
Verication 7
Cleaning protocol 9
Warning 9
General maintenance 9
Disinfection 9
Maintenance Instructions 9
Paintedsurfaces(epoxypolyesternish) 9
Imitation leather coverings 10
Stainless steel products 10
Chrome fi nished products 10
PVC and ABS products 10
Laminated elements 10
User’s Guide – Examination Couch 11
Intended use 11
Authorisation to use 11
Patient weight capacity 11
Features 11
Dimensions 12
Assembling instruction 13
Assembling the upholstery 13
Upholstery Backrest 13
Upholstery Seat 13
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Summary
Using the Couch 14
Adjusting the backrest tilt 14
Paper roll 14
Installation of the paper roll holder 14
Using the paper roll 15
The levellers 15
Adjusting the levellers 15
Accessories 16
Pair of Clamps 16
Installing the Clamps 16
Arm rest 16
Adjusting the arm rest 16
Pair of stirrups 17
Installingthestirrups 17
Pair of legrests 17
Installingthelegrests 17
Pair of covers for legrests 17
2 hook IV pole 18
Installing the IV pole 18
Auto-blocking I.V. pole 18
Installing the IV pole 18
Adjusting the height of the IV pole 18
The pair of barriers 19
Installingthepairof barriers 19
Usingthepairof barriers 19
Headrest 20
Backrest extension 20
Installating the Backrest extension 20
Headrest 21
Installating the Headrest 21
Adjustable paper-roll holder 22
Installating the paper roll holder 22
Installatingthepaperrollholder[withthehead-rest(ref.:2054-01)] 23
Installation of the paper roll 24
Paper-roll holder 24
Installating the paper roll holder 24
Installation of the paper roll 24
Paper cutter 25
Installation of the paper cutter 25
Using the paper cutter 26
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Summary
Options 27
Face slit in head-cushion 27
Lifespan of the Medical Device 28
Obligatory/specific maintenance 28
End of the device’s useful life 28
Maintenance notebook 29
Warranty Information 30
Warranty 30
Obligations 30
Exclusions 30
Exclusive Remedy 30
No Authorization 30
Declaration of Conformity 31
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Important Information
6 Manuel d’utilisation
Safety symbols
Warning sign
The information marked with this symbol must be read and strictly followed !
Note
Procedure, practice, or condition.
Warning
The warning pictograms and signs installed by the manufacturer must not be
removed ! The manufacturer’s responsibility is cancelled if these signals are
removed.
Do not sit on the back
rest
Warning :
Pinching risk between
the sides and the seat of
the couch
Proper shipping orientation Keep dry
Fragile Maximum stacking
height (palletted units)
General safety awareness
Refer to user guide/
operator manual CE marking
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User’s Guide 7
Material delivered in cardboard packaging
○Small, lightweight, easy
to handle materiel
In this case, the products can be easily handled
without any lifting gear, taking care to position the
product according to the directional arrows on the
packaging.
In the absence of arrows indicating the top and
bottom, use the position of the various product
identity labels which are always placed at the top.
○Heavy or cumbersome material requiring the use
of lifting gear
In this case, it is possible to use a fork lift truck,
provided it is used correctly.
Before moving, ensure the material is properly
positioned, and that the load is evenly balanced.
Products delivered on wooden palettes
Products placed on a wooden palette may easily be moved using a forklift truck, provided this is used correctly.
Before moving, ensure the truck is correctly positioned in relation to the palette, and that the whole is stable.
Take additional caution when handling very tall or high articles (eg. cupboards).
Storage condition
Ambient Temperature Range : -5 °C to +38 °C (+23 °F to 100 °F)
Relative Humidity : 10 % à 90 % (non-condensing)
Atmospheric Pressure : 0.5 bar to 1.05 bar (500 hPa to 1050 hPa)
The following conditions must be observed when
storing any material :
– The area must be clean, well ventilated
and be of a normal temperature.
– Store products away from the elements,
and away from direct sunlight.
– The area must not be damp.
– The products must not be subject to
bumps or jolts.
– Do not store in an area where people are
likely to pass.
– Articles must not be stacked on top of
each other.
– Articles must remain in their original
packaging until fi nal delivery.
Unpacking / Installation
When installing, remove all staple clips and carefully
remove the cardboard packaging. Fragile parts of
the product (upholstery coverings, plastic casings,
etc.) may be just below the packaging. Care must be
taken with cutting instruments.
Once the packaging has been removed, remove any
remaining protective covering.
In the case of packaging on a wooden palette,
remove the packaging as above. Depending on the
model, the product is fi xed either by screwed fl
anges, or by nailed wooden stakes. Use a spanner
(for metal fl anges). Use a claw hammer (for wooden
stakes). Lift the article off the palette, and remove
the remaining protective covering. The product is
now ready for use.
Verication
After unpacking the device, follow the steps below :
Check the delivery documents to make sure that the consignment is complete.
Check the external components and look for possible transport damage.
Check that the package contains the device, the accessories and options, the power cord (if electricDM)
and the Operating guide.
Precautions when unpacking
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Precautions when unpacking
8 User’s Guide
Note :
Authorized CE representative
Countries in the EEC should direct all questions, incidents, and complaints to Midmark Europe’s
Authorized CE representative listed below :
Midmark Europe
22, rue de Saint-Denis de Gastines
53500 Ernée,
FRANCE
Téléphone : + 33 (0)2 430 517 76
Fax : + 33 (0)2 430 572 00
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User’s Guide 9
Warning
You must read the installation instructions, technical
instructions, and instructions for use before
handling this equipment. The instrument must be
used only for the specifi c purpose for which it is
designed, and which is described in our literature.
The assembly and connection to the mains must be
carried out by qualifi ed personnel.
Under no circumstances must electrical parts
(motor, unit housing the electrical control systems,
control unit, adaptor etc.) be opened. MIDMARK
EUROPE cannot be held responsible for any
damage resulting from the instructions not being
followed.
General maintenance
Apart from regular cleaning, our products do not
require regular maintenance.
The mechanical parts used as blocking mechanisms
(smooth arch, notched arch, ratchet mechanisms,
etc.) do not require any specific attention. The gas
springs on tables do not require any maintenance.
Their shaft must be kept clean, must not be subject
to jolts or hard knocks, and must not be cleaned with
any corrosive products. The electric and hydraulic
jacks do not require any particular attention.
The variable height tables, chairs and trolleys are
equipped either :
– With arms fi tted with self lubricating
articulation rings.
– With telescopic bearing runners. In this
case they should be lubricated once a
year (particularly if the runners are noisy)
with ordinary grease. (See the exploded
drawings for access to the runners).
Disinfection
This Medical Device must be regularly disinfected by products which qualify as Bactericides, Virucides and
Fungicides.
Maintenance Instructions
Paintedsurfaces(epoxypolyesternish)
The use of ordinary cleaning products, eg. window cleaning products, is perfectly suitable for cleaning
surfaces  nished in epoxy polyester. The following products are not recommended as they will damage
these surface :
– Solvants : Petrol
High-grade alcohols :
– Aliphatics
– Aromatics
Ketones - esters
Tri -perchlorethylene
– Bases : 10 % sodium
10 % ammonium
– Others : Bleach
Abrasive powders
Any abrasive
Cleaning product
– Acids : 30 % nitric
30 % chlorhydric
10 % citric
Any modification of the DM without the manufacturer’s written authorisation
is prohibited.
Caution
Only those accessories allowed and provided by Midmark Europe for this DM
may be used.
Cleaning protocol
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Cleaning protocol
10 User’s Guide
Stainless steel products
Cleaning and Maintenance : For maintenance
of stainless steel products, periodic cleaning of the
surface is suffi cient. This operation is necessary
to keep the products clean, but is facilitated by the
quality of stainless steel surfaces. A large range of
products and cleaning methods may be used. The
choice products method will depend on the nature
of the marks or on the product content, and on the
conditions of use of the stainless steel elements.
Cleaning agents
a) Detergent - washing liquids : All types of
detergents, washing liquids and commercial soaps
may be used, provided they do not contain any
chlorine products.
b) Abrasive powders : These products may scratch
the stainless steel surface, thereby changing the way
its appearance. They should therefore not be used.
c) Solvent : May be useful in getting rid of grease
marks. The usual solvents (benzene, methylene
chloride, white spirits etc.) as well as domestic or
specially prepared industrial products may be used.
Naturally their use requires certain precautions
to be taken because of their flammable and toxic
properties. Precautions must also be taken to avoid
damaging adjacent materials which may be sensitive
to their chemical action (paints, mastics, joints etc.).
d) Acid products : Vinegar (acetic acid) may be
used to get rid of stains made by calcium deposits.
Its contact with the surfaces must be of a very
limited duration, and the surface must then be
thoroughly and carefully rinsed with clean water.
The use of chlorine based products could damage
this equipment.
e) Bases : Not recommended.
Others : The use of steel wool or metal sponges
could damage the surfaces of the products.
Chrome fi nished products
These products have been covered with a chrome coating to protect them from oxydization.
Cleaning and Maintenance : It is through important, in order not to damage this protective coating,
abrasive and / or corrosive products the use of. The use of commercial cleaning products, such as window
cleaning products, are safe for chrome coated surfaces. If necessary, an appropriate disinfectant may be used
on chrome (make sure the instructions are followed).
PVC and ABS products
Cleaning and Maintenance : The use of commercial cleaning products, such as window cleaning products,
are safe for PVC and ABS surfaces. To restore up an old or dull surface, plastic restorer products may be used.
Please note that the use of any solvants or any abrasive products is could damage these surfaces.
Laminated elements
Cleaning and Maintenance : As for PVC. Use window cleaning products.
Imitation leather coverings
Use a damp cloth and soapy water (eg. household
soap). For stubborn stains, dab, but do not rub,
using a cloth soaked in white spirits or in a solution
of water and alcohol (less than 30 % strength).
It is not recommended to use the following : Pure
alcohol, acetone, perchlorethylene, trichlorethylene,
all solvants and detergents, any abrasive cleaning
agents, any kind of wax.
Flame retardort classifi cation : All our coverings
class are M2 or M1. We can provide you with a
manufacturers certifi cate on request.
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User’s Guide 11
User’s Guide – Examination Couch
Features
Light grey epoxy polyester coated steel frame
Gas spring assisted backrest
Paper roll holder,
max length 50 cm - ø 20 cm (Head-end)
Intended use
This appliance is designed for use in professional premises only :
● Medical practices
● Care establishments
This appliance must not be installed in domestic premises.
This table is designed to be used only by healthcare staff. This examining table is used to
perform interventions under the best possible safety conditions.
Authorisation to use
Only health professionals (doctors, caregivers) and/or qualified members of the technical
staff can handle or use the couch.
Patients and companions must not intervene directly on the couch. They must not have
access to the couch controls.
Patient weight capacity
This table is not designed to be used as a stretcher.
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650
2000
1350
60°
17°
810
215
1230
550
600
650 - 750
12 User’s Guide
User’s Guide – Examination Couch
Dimensions
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x6
4
x6
1
2
3
Clé Allen n°4
X 6
Clé Allen n°4
X 4
1
x4
x4
2
3
4
User’s Guide 13
Assembling instruction
Tighten screws before use.
Assembling the upholstery
Upholstery Backrest
Upholstery Seat
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L1
1
3
2
4
N°4 Allen key
Using the Couch
14 User’s Guide
Adjusting the backrest tilt
With one hand, move the lever (L1) either up
or down, with the other hand lower or raise the
backrest to the desired position.
The patient must not lean with his /
her full weight on the backrest during
this procedure.
Paper roll
Installation of the paper roll holder
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P
User’s Guide 15
Using the paper roll
Cover the upholstery with paper before use.
Caution follow the indications
provided well obtain a greater
longevity of the material.
The levellers
Adjusting the levellers
Screw or unscrew the leveller to the desired height.
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V
B
E
H
VS
VS
Accessories
16 User’s Guide
Pair of Clamps
(reference166)
Installing the Clamps
Take the stopper (B) out of the square tube if
necessary. Loosen the nuts (V), and put the pair of
clamps ref.166 (E) into position in the square tubes.
Tighten the nuts.
The clamps accept accessories with a diameter of
16 mm.
Arm rest
(reference2536)
Adjusting the arm rest
The standard arm rests can be adjusted in height (H)
and can be positioned in all directions due to the ball
and socket joint underneath the armrest. To adjust
the armrests, loosen the screws (VS) and position
as desired.
Caution
Clamps are necessary to install these accessories.
(réf. : 166)
Caution
Re-tighten the screws before
use.
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vs
vs
User’s Guide 17
Pair of stirrups
(reference850)
Installing the stirrups
Pair of legrests
(reference840)
Installing the legrests
Pair of covers for legrests
(reference861)
Caution
Clamps are necessary to install
these accessories.
(réf. : 166)
Caution
Clamps are necessary to install
these accessories.
(réf. : 166)
Tighten screws before use.
Tighten screws before use.
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vs
vs
Accessories
18 User’s Guide
Auto-blocking I.V. pole
(reference2985-01)
Installing the IV pole
Unscrew the screw handle.
Insert the I.V. pole and rescrew.
Adjusting the height of the IV pole
The IV pole has 1 sliding stem.
Use the screw to adjust the height of the lower stem
and the bolt to adjust the upper stem.
Caution
Clamps are necessary to install
these accessories.
(réf. : 166)
2 hook IV pole
(reference985-01)
Installing the IV pole
Caution
Clamps are necessary to install
these accessories.
(réf. : 166)
Tighten screws before use.
Tighten screws before use.
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1
2
3
CB
User’s Guide 19
The pair of barriers
(reference85114-01)
Installing the pair of barriers
1. Unscrew the screw.
2. Insert the pair of barriers. Approach the barriers to
obtain a spacing of 25 mm beteween the barriers and the
upholstery.
3. Tighten the screw.
Using the pair of barriers
To raise the pair of barriers
Take hold of the upper part, and lift it to its
maximum height until it clicks into place.
To lower the pair of barriers
Hold the rail with one hand, and activate the lever
(CB) to unlock the system with the other hand, then
guide it down to its lowest position.
Caution
25 mm (acceptable spacing indicated
by ISO 13852 : 1996 norm).
Ensure the side rails are correctly
locked in position before use.
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1
23
x2
EMC4014
x2
N°4 Allen key
Accessories
20 User’s Guide
Backrest extension
(reference2055-01)
Installating the Backrest extension
Headrest
(reference1102-10)
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