Rebotec Arnold 150 User manual

Read this User Manual before using the device for the first time and keep it at hand for
the user as well as for future use and subsequent sales.
Arnold 150 Arnold 1 5
3 0.00.10 310.00.10
150 kg 1 5 kg
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UM No.: 02.09.200/2019-06_A01
Patient Hoist
User Manual
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REBOTEC
®
Rehabilitationsmittel GmbH
D-49610 uakenbrück, Artlandstr. 57-59
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
http://www.rebotec.de
Email: [email protected]

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Description of the device
Figure shows:
a Column
b Arm
c Base frame members
d Pedal
e Front castors
f Rear castors
g Four-point sling hanger
h Bolt
i Handles
j Linear drive
k Control unit
l Manual switch
m Rechargeable battery unit
n Nameplate
Table of contents
1. General information 2
1.1 Introduction 2
1.2 Packaging 2
1.3 Symbols & nameplate 2
1.4 Degrees of protection 3
1.5 Intended use 3
1.6 Operating comfort 4
. Warranty 4
3. Safety instructions for use 4
4. Reuse & lifetime 4
5. Disposal 5
6. Scope of delivery 5
7. Setting up for use 5
7.1 Unpacking 5
7.2 Installing the control unit 5
7.3 Installing the column 6
7.4 Installing the linear drive 6
7.5 Connecting the electrical system 7
8. Charging the rechargeable battery 7
8.1 Connecting & charging 7
8.2 Charge level & control display 7
8.3 Display symbols 8
9. EMERGENCY OFF function 8
10. Manual switch 8
11. Braking function of the rear castors 8
12 Emergency lowering 8
12.1 Electrical emergency lowering 8
12.2 Mechanical emergency lowering 9
13. Stability & spreading the base 9
14. Arm & sling hanger 9
15. Technical data 10
16. Troubleshooting 10
17. Cleaning and care 10
17.1 Emergency lowering 10
18. Maintenance 10
18.1 Scope of maintenance 11
18.2 Maintenance of the sling hanger 11
18.3 Repair 11
19. Spare parts & accessories 12
0. Drawing & dimensions 14
1. General information
1.1. Introduction
In this User Manual, you will find information on
the safe and proper initial operation, use, mainte-
nance and care of this medical device.
Read these operating instructions carefully before
using the device.
Follow the safety instructions in particular and
act accordingly.
1. . Packaging
We recommend you to keep the packaging for a
later transport.
1.3. Symbols & nameplate
Figure similar.
The nameplate must not be removed!
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For ordering spare parts and processing
complaints, the device name, serial number
and year of manufacture will be required.
Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning
Read the
manual!
Year of
manufac-
ture De-
vice
Serial
number
Important
infor-
mation!
Article
number
Maximum
user
weight in
kg
Care in-
structions
Mainte-
nance in-
structions
Applicable
for indoor
use only.
Manufac-
turer
IP
Degrees of
protection
according
to DIN EN
605 9
Protection
class II
Visual
signal
Language
Read the
User Man-
ual!
Do not
dispose of
as house-
hold
waste.
Device complies with the Medical
Device Directive 93/4 /EEC
Caution!
Observe the safety instructions
1.4. Degrees of protection
Degree of protection, first digit:
No. Meaning
X Not specified
0 No protection
1 Protected against solid foreign bodies with
a diameter ≥ 50 mm
Protected against solid foreign bodies with
a diameter ≥ 12.5 mm
3 Protected against solid foreign bodies with
a diameter ≥ 2.5 mm
4 Protected against solid foreign bodies with
a diameter ≥ 1.0 mm
5 Protected against dust in harmful quanti-
ties
6 Dust-tight
Degree of protection, second digit:
No. Meaning
X Not specified
0 No protection
1 Protection against vertically falling drops
of water
Protection against vertically falling drops
of water when the enclosure is tilted up to
15°C
3 Protection against water falling as a spray
at any angle up to 60° from the vertical
4 Protection against water splashed from
any direction
5 Protection against water jets (nozzle) from
any angle
6 Protection against powerful water jets
7 Protection against temporary immersion
8 Protection against continuous immersion
9 Protection against water from high-
pressure/steam jet cleaning
Letters
Letter
Meaning
A
Protected against access to hazardous
active parts with the back of a hand
B
Protected against access to hazardous
active parts with a finger
C
Protected against access to hazardous
active parts with a tool
D
Protected against access to hazardous
active parts with a wire
H
High-voltage equipment
M
Tested when moving parts are active
S
Tested when moving parts are standing
still
W
Tested at defined weather conditions
1.5. Intended use
The article can be used for care purposes in facili-
ties and hospitals as well as for home care pur-
poses.
The sole intended use of the article described
herein is to lift and transfer patients in a sling.
Arnold 150 Arnold 1 5
=150 kg =1 5 kg
This medical device is not suitable for longer
transport distances or for travelling over uneven
surfaces. It is not designed for other purposes
such as misusing it for transporting objects or the
like.
The medical device is for indoor use only! The
medical device must not be used near life-
sustaining devices.
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1.6. Operating comfort
The device is equipped with an electrical lifting
drive, crush protection, emergency lowering,
EMERGENCY OFF function and a rechargeable
battery unit.
This rechargeable battery unit allows the device to
be used independently of an external energy
source depending on the charge level of the re-
chargeable battery and thus increases mobility
during use.
The base frame members can be spread apart
easily by operating the pedal and thus ensure
increased stability. The rear castors can easily be
locked with the locking lever using your foot.
Using the manual switch, the arm can steplessly
be moved up and down via the linear drive.
. Warranty
The device has a warranty of 2 years, when re-
specting our general terms and conditions
(https://www.rebotec.de/agbs.html) and the in-
tended use of the device.
Any unauthorised changes to the device without
the consent of the manufacturer will void the war-
ranty.
The delivery date written on the REB -
TEC delivery note applies as the valid
start date of the warranty period.
3. Safety instructions for use
When using the medical device, ob-
serve the following safety instruc-
tions:
Attention - directions for use!
 Before using the device for the first time, the
User Manual must be read completely in order
to avoid damage caused by fault operation or
hazards.
 Before each use, check the device for visible
damage or deficiencies.
 The medical device may only be operated by
persons who are familiar with the handling of
the device. This requires the ability to use the
device with patients.
 Patient hoists used in wet rooms may be ex-
posed to chlorine, high humidity and heat, which
can lead to oxidation that appears as white
coating.
 In case of malfunctions or damage of any kind,
the device must not be used.
Caution - danger of breakage!
 The max. allowable load must not be ex-
ceeded, as otherwise safe operation can no
longer be guaranteed.
 Whenever using a sling, make sure that it is
properly mounted to the sling hanger. Do not
use any sling that shows signs of damage.
 Do not place any objects between the column
and the linear drive. Lateral forces must not be
applied to the linear drive.
 The patient must not hold onto the linear drive.
 Weight loads must not be hung onto the sling
hanger for an extended period of time.
Caution - risk of injury!
 The device must not be operated while it is con-
nected to the mains in order to charge the re-
chargeable battery.
 The device is for indoor use and use on even
and slip-resistant surfaces only. Using the de-
vice on slopes, grades or inclinations must be
avoided due to the increased risk of accidents.
 Caution is required when travelling in confined
spaces. Paths used by the medical device must
be cleared before they are travelled on.
 Sudden movements and pushing as well as
swinging the patient to be lifted must be avoided
due to the increased risk of accidents.
 Never leave the patient unsupervised when
using the device! An unforeseen action or
movement by the patient may lead to a possible
risk of injury.
 In the event of an emergency lowering of the
patient, proceed with the utmost caution to
avoid putting the patient at risk. In difficult situa-
tions, seek the assistance of another person if
necessary.
 Check at regular intervals that the sling hanger
is securely fastened.
Caution - risk of malfunction!
 It must be assured that no moisture enters the
electrical system.
(Observe the degrees of protection!)
 Do not open the housings of the electronic
components.
 If the linear drive does not work (drive must not
start up while it is blocked), the device must not
be put into operation.
 Do not charge the rechargeable battery in wet
rooms (e.g.: bathrooms, toilets).
 Pay attention to electromagnetic interference(s)
to other devices (such as mobile phones, medi-
cal devices)!
4. Reuse & lifetime
The device is suitable for reuse. How often the
device can be reused depends on the type and
intensity of use. Before reuse, the device must be
reprocessed hygienically and the technical func-
tional safety and reliability must be checked and
restored if necessary.
If the device is used as intended according to the
safety instructions, its lifetime is 5 years.
The effective lifetime, however, may vary depend-
ing on the frequency and intensity of use and the
general condition.

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5. Disposal
The local disposal regulations must be complied
with. Please contact a disposal company for fur-
ther information.
6. Scope of delivery
The device has been carefully inspected in the
factory for freedom from defects. Please check
the device for any possible transport damage and
the completeness of the scope of delivery upon
receipt .
The device will not be delivered assembled com-
pletely.
 1 Patient hoist frame
 1 Linear drive
 1 Control unit
 1 Rechargeable battery unit
 1 Charging cable
 1 Fuse set for charging cable
 1 Manual switch
 1 User Manual
The Maintenance Instructions and Re-
processing Instructions are optionally
available.
7. Setting up for use
Before using the device for the first time, the fol-
lowing assembly processes must be carried out:
7.1. Unpacking
Remove the device from its packaging and place
it on a level floor.
Bring the pedal in the centre position and then
actuate the brakes of the rear castors (see sec-
tion 11.).
Attention!
Before raising the column, bring the pedal first in
the centre position in order to avoid any damage.
See also notice on the column.
It is recommended to remove the packag-
ing material at the column and arm only
after the column has been set up.
7. . Installing the control unit
Insert the two clamps of the cable holder into the
support.
Remove the rechargeable battery from the control
unit by pressing the button in position 1 and then
carefully remove rechargeable battery.
Use the two M6x16 screws (1) (included in the
delivery) and an Allen key (size 5) to screw the
control unit to the column.
The EMERGENCY OFF switch must face down-
wards to the pedal!
Remove the M6x16 screw at the column on the
handle side.
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Then slide the control unit with the lower guide (2)
over the remaining screw.
Then screw the screw back in again in pos. 3.
Tighten the screw hand-tight.
Reinsert the rechargeable battery. Make sure that
the rechargeable battery in pos. 4 clicks into posi-
tion properly.
7.3. Installing the column
Remove the key ring (1) from the bolt and then
pull the bolt completely out of the hole.
Then raise the column.
Reinsert the bolt in the hole to fix the column in
the support.
Then secure the connection again with the key
ring (2). Then tighten the M10 (3) cap nut.
Remove the packaging material afterwards.
7.4. Installing the linear drive
In order to connect the linear drive to the arm,
remove the key ring (1) and the bolt from the hole
of the arm.
Then lift the arm with the sling hanger and bring
the hole of the linear drive (1) and the hole of the
arm to the same height.
By inserting the bolt and securing it with the key
ring, the arm is securely connected to the linear
drive.
Make sure that the key ring is completely
closed!
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7.5. Connecting the electrical system
Insert the plug of the linear drive in the jack (1).
Please pay attention to the positioning of the re-
cess. Then insert the manual switch in the jack
(2).
Before using the device for the first time,
the EMERGENCY FF switch must be
deactivated. See 9.
8. Charging the rechargeable battery
Recharge the discharged rechargeable
battery as soon as possible! This in-
creases the lifetime of the rechargeable
battery. Rechargeable batteries which are not
used for an extended period of time should be
recharged every three months in order to avoid a
deep discharge, as this has a negative impact on
the charging capacity of the rechargeable battery.
The lifetime of the rechargeable battery depends
on the intensity of use and the charge level.
8.1. Connecting & charging
Observe the safety instructions
 Check the cable or plug to be sure that they are
not damaged.
 Do not use any damaged components!
 Pay attention to the power supply voltage (see
15.) and corresponding power supply fuse pro-
tection for the charging unit.
 Do not open the housings of the electronic
components.
 During the charging process, the medical
device must not be operated! The electrical
functions are then out of operation.
Insert the flat plug of the charging cable in the
control unit (3) and then secure it using the cable
clip (4).
Please pay attention to the positioning of the re-
cesses. Afterwards, insert the power plug into the
wall socket.
The charging process may take up to ten hours
depending on the charge level of the rechargea-
ble battery. During the charging process, the bat-
tery display of the control unit is flashing.
If the battery bar display light up completely, the
rechargeable battery is fully charged (see 8.3). If
the charging process takes longer than fourteen
hours, the rechargeable battery or control unit
may be defective.
After charging, pull out the power plug from the
wall socket and wind the charging cable around
the cable holder of the control unit.
Use the seal plug included in the scope of deliv-
ery to close the connection after each charging
process in order to prevent the ingress of mois-
ture.
After removing the power plug, the control
unit is still blocked in its function for a few
seconds.
8. . Charge level & control display
The charge level of the rechargeable battery can
be read from the control unit. To switch on the
display, the manual switch must be pressed once.
The EMERGENCY OFF switch must be released
(see 9.).

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8.3. Display symbols:
Symbols
Description
Battery capacity 100%
Battery capacity 75%
Battery capacity 50%
Battery capacity 25%; an acous-
tic signal will sound and the re-
chargeable battery must be
charged.
Standby mode
Low Batt
Minimum capacity reached
Maintenance or replacement of
the linear drive required. Linear
drive has exceeded the operat-
ing time of 600.000 sec.
System is overloaded.
The rechargeable battery can be re-
moved for the purposes of replacement
or storage.
9. EMERGENCY OFF function
By pressing the EMERGENCY OFF switch, it
locks into position. The drive unit is interrupted
and can no longer be operated with the manual
switch. It is activated in emergency situations and
if the proper operation of the device is impaired.
By turning the EMERGENCY OFF switch in the
direction of the arrow, it pops back out and is thus
released. The drive unit can then be operated
again using the manual switch.
10. Manual switch
The manual switch is used to activate the drive
unit (stepless adjustment) and activates the “lift-
ing” and “lowering” of the arm.
For the desired action, the respective button must
be pressed and held. When releasing the button,
the drive unit stops automatically.
Lifting
Lowering
As an alternative, the linear drive can also be
extended (lifted) using the button (1) on the con-
trol unit and retracted (lowered) with the electrical
emergency lowering (2). See 12.1.
11. Braking function of the rear castors
The two rear castors are provided with an im-
portant safe feature when using the device. The
rear castors are equipped with a locking brake
and an anti-swivel protection.
Attention - risk of tipping over!
Always both rear castors must be
locked.
Press down the lever in
the front area with your
foot.
The castors are then
braked and secured
against swivelling.
Make sure that the cas-
tors do preferably not
point inwards.
By actuating the lever
in the rear area, the
brakes are released
again.
1 . Emergency lowering
1 .1. Electrical emergency lowering
If the manual switch is out of order due to a de-
fect, but the electrical system is still functioning
(battery is sufficiently charged), the linear drive
can be retracted using the EMERGENCY lower-
ing button.
For lowering, keep
and hold the but-
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1 . . Mechanical emergency lowering
If the patient becomes exposed to an emergency
situation, an electrical defect occurs at the drive
motor, the control unit fails or the rechargeable
battery is completely discharged, it is necessary
to use the mechanical emergency lowering.
Before using the emergency lowering,
press the EMERGENCY FF switch!
Attention - risk of injury!
When using the mechanical emergency lower-
ing, do not stand under the arm.
Lowering
Grab the red rotary grip with
your hand. For lowering the
drive axis, hold the red rotary
grip and turn it in the direction
of the arrow.
13. Stability & spreading the base
The pedal allows spreading the base frame mem-
bers apart and thus facilitates moving the device
to the area of use. Press the foot pedal all the way
down to the stop with your foot.
Attention - risk of tipping over!
Spread the base frame members apart only
when the brakes are released.
Not spread apart
Press the left side of the pedal.
Spread apart
Press the right side of the pedal.
14. Arm & sling hanger
The sling hanger is intended for mounting slings in
which the patient can be held, lifted and trans-
ferred. The sling hanger can be rotated.
The sling must be mounted using all four mount-
ing points (1) to ensure that the load is evenly
distributed.
For the individual seat requirements and
areas of application, different types of
sling systems are available.
Please follow strictly the maintenance
instructions for the sling hanger (see 18.).

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15. Technical data
We reserve the right to make technical develop-
ments and improvements with respect to the de-
sign shown in this User Manual. See also 14.
Parameters Arnold 150 Arnold 1 5
Load Max. 150 kg Max. 125 kg
*Device weight 42 kg 39 kg
*Space require-
ments See 20.
Lifting cycles
Approx. 25 lifting cycles (de-
pending on the intensity of use
and battery charge)
Lifting unit Stepless and without jerking
Protection class II
Noise level ≤55 dB
Switch-on dura-
tion
2 min operation / 18 min pause
Drive speed 5.2 mm/s
Control unit IP55 100-240V AC / 50-60 Hz
24V DC 216VA
Linear drive IP54 24V DC / 180VA
Manual switch IP54 5V DC
Rechargeable
battery unit
IP65 24V DC / 5 Ah
Opera-
tion
/storage
5C to 45C / -10C to 50C
Opera-
tion
/storage
Humidity ≤ 75%
Safety
Emergency lowering, crush pro-
tection (free running),
EMERGENCY OFF function
*Without accessories
Depending on the application, there are several
different types of sling systems offered by REBO-
TEC. To assist you in selecting the most suitable
sling system, a Guide is available (see 19.)
16. Troubleshooting
Fault
Possible
cause
Correction
Drive unit
does not work
EMERGENCY OFF
button
is activated
Release EMER-
GENCY OFF button
Bad, missing plug
contact Check plug contact
Defective cable Check and inspect
the cable
Battery capacity is
too low
Charge rechargea-
ble battery
Lifting unit is
jammed
Check for freedom
of movement
Rechargeable
battery has no
contact
Reinstall rechargea-
ble battery, check
position
No rechargeable
battery installed
Install rechargeable
battery
Rechargeable
battery does
not charge
Indicator does not
fully illuminate,
battery symbol &
LED
Check mains sup-
ply
Check charging
cable for contact
and damage
Fault
Possible
cause
Correction
Rechargeable
battery defective
Display/LED defec-
tive
Rechargeable
battery not quite or
not fully installed
Reinsert recharge-
able battery, check
position
Arm does not
drive all the
way up/down
Battery capacity is
too low
Charge rechargea-
ble battery
Arm is jammed Loosen the screws
at the column
Manual switch
does not work
Button(s) have no
function
Button(s) defective
Check cable/plug
contact
Greatly re-
duced speed,
loud noise
Motor, gear unit
defective
Put drive out of
operation, carry out
maintenance!
17. Cleaning and care
The device can be cleaned using a mild
conventional cleaning and disinfecting
agent. After cleaning, wipe the device with clean
water and a cloth and then wipe it dry with a clean
cloth.
Maximum cleaning temperature of 45  C
must be observed!
The device must not be cleaned in an
automatic cleaning unit!
Do not use scouring or cleaning agents (read and
observe the product information!) that contain
aggressive solvents (acids, benzene, thinners) or
stiff cleaning tools (brushes).
Otherwise, this may result in damage to the metal
surface or deposits on the metal parts and other
materials.
17.1. Emergency lowering
The emergency lowering mechanism must not be
treated with oil, grease or other lubricant. This will
lead to malfunctions during the lowering process.
In case of a malfunction of the emergency lower-
ing, the device must be reset by a maintenance
service.
18. Maintenance
Accidents may be caused by the late detection of
wear and/or improper use as well as irregular or
no maintenance.
Please note that, for safety reasons and
for preventing accidents, the medical de-
vice must undergo complete professional
maintenance at least once a year. (Refer
to the German MPG [Medical Devices
Act] and German MPBetreibV [Medical
Devices perator rdinance])

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18.1. Scope of maintenance
Please check at regular intervals:
The intervals depend on the frequency of use and
the condition of the device.
 Devices for visible damage
(cracks, breakage, loose parts)
 All screw connections for tightness
(especially the castors and holder)
 Emergency lowering at least twice a year
(Carry out maintenance focusing on malfunc-
tions!)
 Rolling smoothness, functioning of the castors
(replace any defective castors)
 Functioning of the drive unit, manual switch
(replace any defective items)
 All cables, connections and plugs for damage
 Sealing edges of control and rechargeable bat-
tery unit
 EMERGENCY OFF function
 Inspect accessories for deficiencies
18. . Maintenance of the sling hanger
The bolt and the brass washer must be checked
for abrasion during the annual maintenance. By
pushing up the sling hanger, the support (A) with
the brass washer is pushed through the opening
of the rubber cap.
In case of heavy abrasion of the brass washer (B)
or bolt, then they must be replaced.
18.3. Repair
 If you have any questions concerning the
maintenance and repair of the device, please
contact an authorised dealer or a medical and
healthcare supplies store.
 When performing repair work, please use only
original REBOTEC spare parts. Observe all
guarantee and warranty information.
 Never make any unauthorised modifications or
conversions to the device. These will only ad-
versely affect the safety and functioning of the
device. In such cases, REBOTEC will not
assume any product liability.
 Follow all the instructions for ordering spare
parts, reuse and the lifetime of the device.
 After maintenance or repair work has been
carried out, we recommend you to clean the
device for hygienic reasons before using it
again. Follow the cleaning and care instruc-
tions.
For documenting the maintenance and
repair work, REB TEC provides a Mainte-
nance Report.
You can order the User Manual, Maintenance
Report and Reprocessing Instructions or find them
on our website at www.rebotec.de.
It is also possible to print the information and read
it when needed.
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19. Spare parts & accessories
5a/b
11
4
1
6
13
10
9
8
3
1
7
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No.
Art. no.
Design
ation
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0 .09. 00 User Manual for Arnold 150/125
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0 .10.141 Guide for Slings
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0 .11.15 Maintenance Instructions for Hoist
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0 .1 .160 Reprocessing Instructions
1
4 5.19.71 Linear drive
4 5.19.7 Control unit
3
4 5.19.73 Rechargeable battery unit
4
4 5.19.75 Manual switch
5a
4 5.19.74 Charging cable EU plug
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4 5.19.76 Charging cable US plug
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4 5.19.78 Charging cable KR plug
5b
4 5.19.77 Securing set for charging cable
6
443.10.80 Front castor (Ø 75 mm)
7
443.10.85 Rear castor (Ø100 mm)
8
4 0.00.15 Rubber cap for pedal
9
4 0.00.1 Pedal
10
4 0. 8.83 Angle joint rod (L=280 mm) (Arnold 150)
4 0. 5.83 Angle joint rod (L=250 mm) (Arnold 125) right
4 0. .83 Angle joint rod. (L=230 mm) (Arnold 125) left
11
4 0.99. Handles for D22x90mm column
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4 0.95. Handles for D22x120mm column
1
4 0.00.43 D25x155 bolt
13
4 0.00.4 Four-point sling hanger, standard
14
4 0.58.97 SL24/1.5 key ring
15
4 0.04.30 Brass disc for round steel bolts
16
4 0.00.13 Screwing set sling hanger M10
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4 0.10.4 Four-point sling hanger, wide
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4 0.00.14 Screwing set for centre of rotation
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4 0.06.00 Hoist scale for A150 with sling hanger
Use only REB TEC spare parts and accessories to ensure the proper and safe functioning of the
device.

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0. Drawing & dimensions

REBOTEC / UM No.: 02.09.200/2019-06_A01 GB
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Arnold 150
No. Designation
Dimensions
in mm
1 Highest point
Highest point at highest reach
3 Lowest point
a Highest reach at a height of 600 mm (reference height) 630
b Highest reach from the base frame 645
c Reach from the base frame when expanding the leg supports to 700 mm 350
d1 Front castor diameter 75
d Rear castor diameter 100
e Total height (without arm) 1265
f Length of the base frame 1170
g Distance of the push handles 480
h Turning diameter 1315
k* Maximum height of the CSP 1975
l* Minimum height of the CSP 775
m* Lifting range 1200
n Height of the base frame 120
o Clearance of the base frame 70
p Maximum inner width 900
q Inner width at highest reach 828
r Minimum inner width 525
x Minimum distance from the wall to the CSP at its greatest height (spread apart) 545
y Minimum distance from the wall to the CSP at its lowest height (spread apart) 320
z Minimum distance from the wall to the CSP at its highest reach (spread apart) 190
Arnold 1 5
No. Designation
Dimensions
in mm
1 Highest point
Highest point at highest reach
3 Lowest point
a Highest reach at a height of 600 mm (reference height) 335
b Highest reach from the base frame 350
c Reach from the base frame when expanding the leg supports to 700 mm 450
d1 Front castor diameter 75
d Rear castor diameter 100
e Total height (without arm) 1265
f Length of the base frame 970
g Distance of the push handles 480
h Turning diameter 1150
k* Maximum height of the CSP 1790
l* Minimum height of the CSP 830
m* Lifting range 960
n Height of the base frame 120
o Clearance of the base frame 70
p Maximum inner width 735
q Inner width at highest reach 660
r Minimum inner width 450
x Minimum distance from the wall to the CSP at its greatest height (spread apart) 470
y Minimum distance from the wall to the CSP at its lowest height (spread apart) 350
z Minimum distance from the wall to the CSP at its highest reach (spread apart) 220
*Installation height of the sling hanger + scale = 347mm from CSP.
Dimensions vary depending on the equipment. There might be minor deviations due to production
tolerances. Subject to change without notice.

Read this User Manual before using the device for the first time and keep it at hand for
the user as well as for future use and subsequent sales.
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