Seers Medical Tilt Table Pro User manual

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
SEERS Tilt Table Pro
Model No.’s: ST7645, ST7645DL

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WARNING
To avoid injury, always read this Instructions for Use and accompanied documents before using the product.
Mandatory to read the Operating Instruction
INDEX
1. GENERAL INFORMATION – INTENDED USE, WARNINGS & CAUTIONS
2. HOW TO USE –
a. WHEEL SYSTEM
b. ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE TABLE
c. APPLYING TILT TO THE TABLE
d. MEMORY FUNCTION OF THE TILT TABLE
e. TREATMENT TIMER
f. CPR FUNCTION
g. ADJUSTING THE FOOTBOARD ANGLE
h. PATIENT SUPPORT HAND HOLDS
i. WORKTABLE
j. FIXATION STRAPS AND HARNESSES
k. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
l. EMERGENCY MANUAL OVERIDE
m. APPROVED SEERS ACCESSORIES FOR TILT TABLE RANGE ONLY
3. CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
4. MAINTENANCE
5. WARRANTY
6. TROUBLE SHOOTING
System reset
7. TECHNICAL DATA
Electrical Information
Upholstery Materials
Environmental
Transport & Storage
Symbols

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1. GENERAL INFORMATION.
CONGRATULATIONS on the purchase of your SEERS MEDICAL Product. If these operating instructions are
adhered too, this product will provide many years of safe use.
IF THESE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED - YOUR WARRANTY COULD BE INVALID!
Always keep these Operating Instructions available for reference.
ALL User Interfaces are identified by the DARK GREY COLOUR.
INTENDED USE:
The SEERS Pro Tilt Table is designed for a wide range of applications for rehabilitation, assessment and
examination procedure. The Pro Tilt Table should be operated by trained medical personnel or clinicians
only. The Pro Tilt table has a safe working load of 200KG (440lb)
Contraindications for the adult
The safe working load (SWL) of the couch .............................225kg
The maximum recommended patient weigh ......................... 205kg
Accessories (including attached loads) .................................... 20kg
WARNINGS!
Warnings identify potential hazards which if not followed correctly, could result in serious injury, or possibly
even death!
•Ensure electric couches are not used in the presence of flammable gasses such as an
anaesthetic agent.
•DO NOT EXCEED the Maximum Safe Working Load of 225 Kg (495 lbs) – which must be
distributed evenly across the working surface
•Do not concentrate uneven weight on either side of the couch.
•When the plug is disconnected, this acts as a disconnect device.
•Use only accessories that have been designed or approved for use with this couch.
•Children must not play with the couch at any time.
•Adequately supervise children in the proximity of the couch.
•THE OPERATOR OF THIS TILT TABLE MUST BE VIGILENT AT ALL TIMES AS MIS-USE
RESULT IN DAMAGE/HARM TO THE COUCH OR SURROUNDING PEOPLE OR EQUIPMENT!
225Kg

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•Make sure the patient is positioned correctly to avoid entrapment or imbalance.
•Take care not to allow clothing to become snagged on moving parts of the couch
•These products are not intended for Patient Transportation.
•The patient should not be left on the couch unattended at any time. Do not use the Tilt
Table in areas of high humidity (e.g. shower room).
CAUTIONS!
Cautions identify circumstances which if not followed correctly, could result in failure or damage of the
equipment!
Attention refer to these Operating Instructions for further information
2. HOW TO USE.
a. WHEEL SYSTEM
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
CAUTIONS!
This Couch is not designed for patient transportation
Ensure Wheels are Locked prior to patient transfer or treatment.
Disconnect the electric lead prior to re-locating the couch, ensuring the lead is not
trapped in the mechanism, or placed in a position to cause a trip hazard!
Wheel Lever Down
All castors locked
Wheel Lever Horizontal
Castors un-locked
Lever Up – Directional steering
castor engaged at rear of couch

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b. ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE TABLE
1. To adjust the height of the table, simply
press the height function button indicated
by the symbol, at the top of the handset.
WARNING!
ENSURE the switch operating cable does not become entangled in the frame
mechanism when Raising or Lowering the table
CAUTIONS!
Ensure Castors are LOCKED prior to Patient use.
2. Once selected, the graphic in the display
window changes to show the Hi-Low
function has been chosen.

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c. ADJUSTING THE TILT ANGLE OF THE TABLE
3. To adjust the height of the table up or
down, press and hold the desired up or down
direction arrow.
In releasing the arrow, the couch
automatically locks at that height.
If the up or down arrow is pressed and held
again within ten seconds the height function
will continue to be selected.
If a button is not pressed within 10 seconds
the function will need to be selected once
again (step 1)
WARNING!
The Couch is fitted with an intelligent control system, that knows it’s position of the
motors. Rules to the system have been set that will not allow certain functions.
For example, if there is not enough height for the table to tilt safely, it will
automatically raise the height of the table before tilt can continue.
2. To adjust the Tilt angle of the table, simply
press the height function button indicated
by the symbol, 2nd button down on the
left.
WARNING!
ENSURE the switch operating cable does not become entangled in the frame
mechanism when Tilting the table

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d. MEMORY FUNCTION OF THE TILT TABLE
The table has a memory set position facility. Should you ever wish to return the table to the same
position, ie a given height or tilt position, the position can be saved to memory.
To Set a stored Memory Position, use the following steps….
2. Once selected, the graphic in the display
window changes to show the Tilt function
has been chosen.
3. To adjust the tilt angle of the table up or
down, press and hold the desired up or down
direction arrow.
In releasing the arrow, the table
automatically locks at that height.
If the up or down arrow is pressed and held
again within ten seconds the height function
will continue to be selected.
If a button is not pressed within 10 seconds
the function will need to be selected once
again (step 1)
WARNING!
The Couch is fitted with an intelligent control system, that knows it’s position of the
motors. Rules to the system have been set that will not allow certain functions.
For example, if there is not enough height for the table to tilt safely, it will
automatically raise the height of the table before tilt can continue.

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To recall a stored Memory Position, use the following steps….
e. TREATMENT TIMER
The table is fitted with a treatment timer function. To use this function, follow the steps below….
f. CPR FUNCTION
1. Position Couch to the desired position.
2. Once achieved, press and hold the ‘STORE
MEMORY’ button for 3 seconds.
3. Then, immediately after the 3 seconds,
within another 3 seconds press the desired
memory save M1 or M2 or M3 to save the
tables position.
4. On releasing the M1, M2 or M3 the position
is memorized.
1. Press and hold the saved Memory position
from one of the stored M1, M2 or M3
buttons for 3 seconds.
2. The display will show the saved settings,
and after 3 seconds start to move the table
to that position.
3. The button must continue to be held until
the table stops and has reached the
memorized position.
4. When the button is released, the table
stops.
1. Press the stopwatch key button.
2. 1.00 minute will be displayed on the display.
3. Pressing the key again, will add a further
minute. A maximum of 60 minutes can be
added.
4. Once the time is set, holding the stopwatch
key for 3 seconds will start the countdown
timer.
5. To stop or pause the countdown, press the
stopwatch key once.
6. To zero the countdown, press and hold the
stopwatch key.

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The table is fitted with a CPR function. In activating the CPR function, the table puts it itself in to a low
horizontal position as quickly as it can, to allow CPR to be carried out if necessary.
To use this function, follow the steps below….
g. ADJUSTING THE FOOTBOARD ANGLE
Caution:-Ensure nothing is beneath the foot board when tilting, raising or lowering the
couch as entrapment could occur.
1. To adjust the angle of the footboard,
first ensure the patient is not standing
on the footboard.
2. Pull the release knob outward and lift
or lower the footboard to the desired
angle.
3. On releasing the knob, the pin should
click into the next available hole
position and lock in that new position.
4. Ensure the footboard is locked prior to
use and the release knob is fully in prior
to use.
1. Press the and hold the CPR key button until
the table stops moving.
2. THE CPR function will display on the
handset identifying the CPR function has
been activated.
3. Once the table stops moving release the
button to lock the tables position.

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h. PATIENT SUPPORT HAND HOLDS
i. WORKTABLE
1. To fit the Patient Support Hand
hold to the couch, undo the locking
lever on the sliding bracket.
2. Locate sliding bracket to the
desired position and re-tighten the
lever to secure.
3. Plug the hand hold into the sliding
bracket and secure by tightening
the locking lever on the underside.
1. Ensure the sliding brackets are at
roughly the same height on each side
of the couch.
2. Engage the worktable into the two
sliding brackets mounted on the side
rails.
3. Secure by tightening the locking
levers on each sliding bracket
4. Adjust rake angle of work table by
adjusting the locking knobs on the
underside of the worktable.
WARNING!
WHEN RAISING OR LOWERING THE COUCH – ENSURE THE SLIDING BRACKETS AND
HAND HOLDS ARE NOT LOCATED IN SUCH A POSITION THAT COULD CAUSE
ENTRAPMENT. THIS COULD CAUSE DAMAGE.

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j. Fixation Straps & Harnesses
The Standard Tilt Tables are supplied with the following Fixation Strap Set ( 6062 ):
1 x Wide Belt (6065)
The 6062 Strap set comprises of 2 x 6066 and 1 x 6065.
The Wide Belt (6065) is used across the patient’s knees and fastened using the Velcro straps:
The upper strap should be passed between the chrome side rail and upholstery on each side of the table and
then pulled across the front side of the harness to fasten.
The lower strap should be passed around the back of the table and then back around the front to fasten on
top of the lower portion of the harness.
The Narrow Belts (6066) are supplied for securing the patient’s chest and hips:
The two straps on each harness must be passed between the upholstery and the chrome side rails on each
side of the table and then pulled across the front of the harness to fasten.
WARNING
Check condition of straps and harnesses, if worn out or damaged replace immediately.
Always ensure that the straps and harnesses are in the correct position and that the patient
is fully secure before operating the tilt facility.
2 x Narrow Belts (6066)

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Fixation Straps & Harnesses - Divided Leg Tilt Tables (ST7641DL & ST7647DL)
The Split Leg Tilt Tables are supplied with the following Fixation Strap Set (6063):
The 6063 Strap set comprises of 2 x 6066 and 2 x 6064.
Individual Knee Harnesses - Pair 6064
Individual Narrow Belts – Pair 6066
The 6063 strap set comprises of a pair of individual Knee Harnesses which can only be used in conjunction
with the Divided Leg upholstery models ST7641DL & ST7647DL
The straps of each individual 6064 Knee Harness must be passed between the aluminium channel and the
upholstery and then pulled via the edge of the upholstery to the front of the table where it can be fastened
onto the Knee Harness itself.
WARNING
Check condition of straps and harnesses, if worn out or damaged replace immediately.
Always ensure that the straps and harnesses are in the correct position and that the patient
is fully secure before operating the tilt facility.
Only use straps/harnesses supplied by SEERS Medical Ltd.

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k. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES (not included)
PELVIC STABILISERS (MODEL ST6058)
POMMEL (MODEL 6059)
1. Locate the lower sliding bracket on
the side rail to the desired height.
2. Adjust the height and distance in to
the patient of the stabiliser, by
loosening the relevant locking lever,
adjusting to desired position and the
re-tightening to secure.
WARNING!
WHEN RAISING OR LOWERING THE COUCH – ENSURE THE PELVIC STABILISERS ARE
NOT LOCATED IN SUCH A POSITION THAT COULD CAUSE ENTRAPMENT. THIS COULD
CAUSE DAMAGE.
1. Locate the pommel onto the dividing
rail channel and slide to the desired
height.
2. Secure by tightening the locking knob
once in the desired position.

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I. MANUAL OVERIDE FACILTY (EMERGENCY VERTICAL TO HORIZONTAL)
IDENTIFICTION OF PARTS
WARNING!
TO ENSURE THE EMERGENCY OVERIDE FACILITY WORKS SAFELY AND RELIABLY, IT IS
IMPERATIVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOLLOWED
INCORRECT USE COULD CAUSE DAMAGE – AS WELL AS THE SYSTEM FAILING TO OPERATE WHEN
NEEDED
THIS IS AN EMERGENCY DOWN FACILITY – NOT THE EVERYDAY WAY TO GET THE TILT TABLE
FROM VERTICAL TO HORIZONTAL
Pull Down Handles
Emergency Down
Activation Lever
Reset Knob
Gas Strut
Sliding Mechanism

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HOW TO USE THE EMERGENCY DOWN FACILITY
WARNING!
BEFORE PULLING THE EMERGENCY ACTIVATION LEVER – BE READY TO TAKE PATIENT WEIGHT AS
ACTIVATING THE LEVER DISENGAGES THE ELECTRIC MOTOR
FAILURE TO ADHERE TO THIS ADVICE COULD RESULT IN THE TABLE COMING DOWN
INADVERTENTLY AND HURTING THE OPERATOR OR PATIENT!
GET FAMILIAR WITH THE OPERATION OF THIS EMERGENCY FACILITY WITHOUT A PATIENT
PRESENT – SO YOU UNDERSTAND THE PROCESS WHEN IT IS NEEDED IN AN EMERGENCY
1. Grab the Emergency Down Activation Lever and
pull outwards from the back of the couch
2. This is only an activation lever – the couch is NOT
designed to be pulled down by this lever.
3. Once the lever has been activated – DO NOT
OPERATE THE ELECTRIC HANDSET UNTIL THE
EMERGECNY OVERIDE SYSTEM HAS BEEN RESET
4. Once Activated, notice the reset knob has been
engaged, locking the activation lever in place.
5. the Activation lever can be released, so both hands
can be used to lower the table in a controlled manner.
6. Be aware of the patient weight that you may have
to take – suggest assistance is used.
7. Use the Pull down handles to lower the table from a
vertical to horizontal position.
8. As the table gets lower, be aware the patient weight
will increase as the table nears horizontal.
9. once the table is horizontal, the patient can be
treated or removed from the table.

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10. Before the table can be used normally again (by
the handset) the emergency facility must be reset.
11. Manually lift the Tilt table back to the position
when the emergency activation lever was pulled.
12. Once in this position, pull the reset knob out,
which disengages the gas strut and engages the
electric motor for normal use once more.

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K. APPROVED SEERS ACCESSORIES FOR TILT TABLE PRO ONLY
Tilt Table Pro
divided leg
single leg
P/N
description
ST7645DL
ST7645
7648
adjustable work table
√
√
6057
battery back up
*
*
6058
hip and leg stabilizer
*
*
6059
pommel support
N/A
*
6007
head support cushion
*
*
6062
Standard harness set
N/A
√
6063
Dual leg harness set
√
N/A
6064
Pair dual knee harness
*
N/A
6065
standard harness( wide)
*
*
6066
Standard Harness ( narrow )
*
*
7049
electric backrest operation
N/A
N/A
06Z-6015-SF
Tilt angle Inclinometer
√
√
hand grip
√
√
√
comes as a
standard
*
optional
N/A
Not applicable for
this model

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3. CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
Recommended Cleaning Method – SEERS Anti-Bacterial Cleaning Wipes
The perfect solution for cleaning SEERS Examination Couches. Each
pack contains 200 Wipes and uses STERiZAR® technology, killing
99.9999% of bacteria. The wipes are alcohol free, therefore they
are non-irritable to skin, yet as effective as some alcohol wipes.
Product Features:
• Alcohol-free to prevent upholstery vinyl cracking
• Specifically designed for cleaning examination & treatment couches
• Uses STERiZAR® technology, killing 99.9999% of bacteria including MRSA,
E-Coli and Norovirus
• Suitable for a wide range of non-invasive equipment
• Quick drying for minimal downtime when cleaning between patients
• Prevents framework rusting due to low level of exposure to moisture
• Reduces possibility of damaging your treatment couch as moisture will not seep into hinges or pivot areas – high risk
areas of rusting and ceasing
• Less flammable due to absence of alcohol
• Non-irritable to skin
• Effective for up to 30 days on hard surfaces
• Equally effective as some alcohol wipes
• Wipes can be used to clean any part of a SEERS Couch
General Cleaning:
To get rid of any dust or marks on the surface the Faux Leather MUST be wiped DAILY with a
moist soft cotton cloth. Visible and loose dirt can be picked up with a vacuum cleaner (Do not
use a brush type vacuum) Use a soapy cotton cloth and gently rub stains with circular
movements.
For more stubborn marks a dilute bleach solution can be used 5% Bleach to 95% Water.
WARNING!
Disconnect the couch from the mains power supply prior to carrying out any
cleaning or decontaminating.
DO NOT SATURATE PRODUCT
IF PRODUCT GETS SATURATED DURING CLEANING, THIS COULD ACCELERATE
CORROSION, REDUCING PRODUCTS LENGTH OF SERVICE.

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Stain Removal:
Blot excess liquid as quickly as possible with a clean 100% cotton white absorbent cloth or
sponge. If necessary use clean warm water. Clean the entire area where the spot occurred on
the cushion, arm etc. Water may dissolve dirt particles and make cleaning easier. Spills that
are still moist are the easiest to remove. Leave to air dry naturally, do not use a hair dryer etc
to speed up the drying.
Coffee, tea etc spills: Use an absorbent white cloth or piece of paper. DO NOT RUB. Allow the
stain to be absorbed and removed from the material surface. Then rub gently with white
tissue paper in circular movements to remove any remaining dampness and residue.
Ink, Ball point pen, Denim, hard stains: Rub the stain by means of gentle circular movements
with tissue dampened with 96°alcohol and water (1:1) After this rub the surface with gentle
circular movement with tissue paper to dry it.
Butter, oil, grease stains: Wipe excess butter, oil or grease off the surface with a clean 100%
Cotton white dry cloth. Use a soapy cotton cloth and gently rub the stain with circular
movements. Use a clean damp cloth to wipe the area and dry the surface.
Chewing gum: Place ice cubes in a plastic bag and apply on the chewing gum. Wait several
minutes, lift the ice bag and remove the chewing gum.
DO NOT USE CHEMICALS, SADDLE SOAP, CLEANING SOLVENTS, FURNITURE POLISH, OILS,
VARNISH, ABRASIVE CLEANERS OR AMMONIA IN WATER.
Frequency of routine couch cleaning will depend on exact application.
1. Ensure the couch is in a suitable area for cleaning.
2. The couch must be OFF of the wheels.
3. Disconnect from mains power supply if electric model.
4. Control handsets can be wiped over using an alcohol wipe.
5. Prepare a solution from the guidelines detailed above.
6. DO NOT SATURATE PRODUCT – This should be a wipe down – not a soaking!
7. Start by cleaning the top surface of the couch, working down onto the frames below,
ensuring to not accidentally activate any of the release levers, or user interface parts.
8. Ensure the couch is dry before re-use.
9. Safely discard of cleaning materials.

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10. Wash hands thoroughly.
If DECONTAMINATING the couch then repeat steps above using a dilute Hypochlorite & warm
water mixture (mixed at 10,000ppm) instead of warm water and soap.
It is crucial that any staining is treated as soon as possible but never later than 24 hours.
Delays in cleaning will give stains time to react with the plasticiser in the faux leather making it
more and more difficult to remove.
Note: These are recommended or suggested methods of cleaning. The manufacturer is not responsible for
damage incurred while cleaning. Always try the cleaning method in a hidden area first to see the results.
Remember if you are not sure contact you customer representative before proceeding.
Cleaning and Decontamination of Tilt Table Straps
It is not recommended that the straps are laundered on a regular or routine basis as this will eventually compromise the
integrity of the material and associated Velcro.
Tilt Table straps should be decontaminated when visibly soiled or if used on a patient known or suspected of being
infectious.
General Cleaning
The straps should be washed separately, as the Velcro will attract debris from other material which will ultimately
reduce its effectiveness.
The Velcro should be joined prior to washing.
Machine Wash: Launder on a short cool wash.
Hand Wash: Immerse in a solution of neutral detergent and water.
Disinfection
Thermal disinfection is preferable to chemical disinfection.
Thermal disinfection can be achieved by laundering at 71degrees for 3 minutes. Air Dry.
Chemical disinfection can be achieved following washing. Wipe equipment over using NaDCC 1,000 ppm av/chl. Air Dry
After cleaning / disinfection the straps should be thoroughly inspected prior to patient use. If deterioration is present or
the Velcro fails to maintain integrity, the straps must be replaced.