Height Adjustment
The height adjustment function is operated by the handset, which is
stored in the pocket at the end of the bed when not in use.
When the bed is not being used or when it is being moved, it should be
returned to its lowest position.
Only use the Siesta Hi-Lo at the highest position for periods of nursing
and care.
Stabilizing & Moving the Siesta Hi-Lo
The braking system is made up of twin wheel-locking castors at each end. They are
operated by a foot bar underneath the Hi-Lo near the wheels at each end. Push this bar
down with your foot to apply the brakes, and push it up to disengage the brakes.
Make sure there are no objects, obstacles pets or children, underneath the Hi-Lo before
moving, lowering or raising it.
Before moving the Siesta Hi-Lo, ensure it is at its lowest height and is fully unplugged from
the power source. Any trailing leads should be secured to avoid entanglement with moving
parts.
Once moved to the required position, put the brakes on immediately.
The Siesta Hi-Lo is not designed to be a means of transport.
If you need to dismantle your Siesta Hi-Lo please contact us for advice.
Sharp Objects
Sharp objects, such as pens, pencils, hair clips, hard plastic or metal toys or hard furniture, could
cause tears in the fabric of the Siesta Hi-Lo so should not be taken into, or near the outside of it.
In the event of a tear occurring, please contact us immediately.
Zips
Cords, or ribbons, should not be attached to the zip pullers to extend their length as this
could damage the zip.
The door should be either fully opened when access is needed, or fully closed whilst the
Siesta Hi-Lo is being used. Do not allow unsupervised access to the doors or windows,
when in an open position, as this provides a ap of material that could be vulnerable to
damage.
