Strava SMART 100.600 User manual

BASIC
SMART
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Manufactured by:
STRAVA SOLUTIONS
10938 Highway 58
Georgetown, TN 37336 USA
STRAVA
SPLINT BATH
USER MANUAL
REF 100.600 (U.S. Plug)
REF 100.600E (Euro Plug)
REF 100.600A (Australia Plug)
REF 100.600UK (U.K. Plug)
This manual must be given to the
user of the product. Before using this
product, this manual must be read and
saved for future reference.
PART NUMBER: 400.600 Rev 7 Strava User Manual
SMART Model
REF 100.601 (U.S. Plug)
REF 100.601E (Euro Plug)
REF 100.6010A (Australia Plug)
REF 100.601UK (U.K. Plug)
BASIC Model

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CONTENTS
Inspection 3
Contents of Box 3
Safety 3
Symbols 4
The Purpose of this Manual 5
Instructions for Proper Use 5
Indications for Use 5
Product Description 5
Responsibility of the User 5
Technical Data / Safety Certifications 6
Instructions 7
Initial Set Up / Filling the Splint Bath 7
General Use 7
Control Panel / Home Screen 8
Menu Functions 9
Cleaning Instructions 10 - 11
Water Evacuation 11
Changing the UV-C Bulb 11
Troubleshooting 12
Replacement Parts 12
Software Upgrades 13
Warranty / Replacements 13
Service Life 13
Storage and Handling 13
Contact the Manufacturer 13

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Inspection
Safety
Contents of Box
Prior to shipment, the water baths are subjected to a thorough safety-related and functional quality
control and are carefully packed.
Check ALL parts for shipping damage. If shipping damage is noted, DO NOT USE. Contact dealer/
manufacturer for further instruction. Note: Products may only be returned in undamaged cardboard
packaging – primarily the original cardboard packaging.
The safety section contains important information for the safe operation and use of this product. Read
this information, the Care Card, and any other safety information included with the product before
using the splint bath.
The Electric Shock Symbol is used to indicate a hazard arising from dangerous voltage. Any mishandling could
result in severe injury or death. The Exclamation Symbol appears in Warning and Caution statements.
1. Splint Bath – SMART REF 100.600 / BASIC REF 100.601
2. User Manual REF 400.600
3. One of the following:
Power Cord (US) REF 300.107
Power Cord (Euro) REF 300.154
Power Cord (UK) REF 300.155
Power Cord (AU) REF 300.156
(do not use a detachable mains power cord with inadequate ratings to the Strava cord)
4. 6 ft Drain Hose REF 200.130
5. Stainless Steel Strainer Grate REF 300.128
6. Priming Bulb REF 300.127
7. Care Card Cleaning Reference 400.610
8. Allen Key
STRAVA SPLINT BATH
USER MANUAL
WARNING
To avoid electric shock, connect the instrument to properly earth-grounded, GFCI protected, 3-prong
receptacles only. Failure to observe this precaution can result in severe injury.

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Caution, consult the instructions for use.
DANGER!
Danger indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
DANGER!
CAUTION!
Caution indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, may result in property damage or minor injury or both.
CAUTION!
WARNING!
Warning indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in death or serious injury. Failure to follow these instructions
could result in damage to your new heating appliance and/or injury
WARNING!
Signal words are used in this manual and apply to hazards or unsafe practices which
could result in personal injury or property damage. See the information below for
denitions of the signal words found either on the split bath or in this manual.
Keep dry
Refer to User Manual
Catalogue Number
SYMBOLS
This symbol designates where personal injury or damage to
the equipment is possible.
Manufacturer
Electric Shock
The Electric Shock Symbol is used to indicate a hazard arising from dangerous
voltage. Any mishandling could result in severe injury or death.
See page 6 for safety certications

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THE PURPOSE OF THIS MANUAL
This User Manual is mainly focused on the set up, cleaning, operation and routine maintenance of
the Strava Splint Bath. These instructions help avoid dangers and repairs while increasing product
reliability. Keep this manual for future reference.
Instructions for Proper Use
Please read these instructions carefully before using the water baths. These
instructions will help avoid dangers, unnecessary repair costs and down times.
Following these instructions will increase the reliability and life of the product.
The water bath is only intended for the heating of thermoplastic material for medical use.
•This water bath is not suitable for direct heating without using water.
•The heating of food and drinks, as well as other pharmaceutical and medical products,
is not allowed and constitutes improper use.
•Direct application on the patient is not allowed.
Indications for Use
The Strava Splint Bath is intended for use as a reservoir in hospitals, clinics and other
medical facilities to heat and soften thermoplastic used in the splinting process. The device
is intended for indoor use only.
Product Description
Strava Splint Bath is a reservoir made of a thermoset composite
material that holds and heats water. The water bath allows for
thermoplastic splint sheets to be softened and made pliable to
form to the body. Both models (SMART and BASIC) feature a custom
LCD touch display for accurate water temperature readings, user-
controlled water temperature and time settings, water evacuation,
stainless steel hinged lid, low water sensor, thermostat water
temperature regulator (+/-2F), and holds approximately 5 gallons
of water. The SMART version additionally has thermoplastic sheet
presets, user presets, two independent filtration mechanisms and
dual disinfection systems: UV-C germicidal kill light, and a high-heat
sanitation cycle that heats the water temperature to kill levels.
Responsibility of the User
This product guarantees safe operation if installed, operated and maintained in accordance with general
safety rules. The operator of this device must read and understand this manual and be trained in
occupational therapy methods. All operators are to be aware of the relevant dangers of using a hot water
bath and exercise measures to avert such dangers. In case of spillage of hazardous materials on or inside
the bath, operator must properly decontaminate the unit.

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TECHNICAL DATA
Safety Certifications
Technical Specifications Strava Splint Bath
Strava SPLINT BATH UM Spec
Operating Temperature Range F 140o - 180oF
C 60o - 82oC
Temperature Variability F/C 2o
Sanitation Mode F 185o
Set Time Seconds 30 - 180
Storage (Altitude) ft 16,732 ft
Operation (Max) ft 16,732 ft
m 5100 m
m 5100 m
C 85o
Over Voltage W 11
Frequency Hz 50/60 Hz
Mains Voltage (+/- 10% of nominal voltage) V 100-120 VAC, 200-240 VAC
Power Consumption W 1100W
AC Current (Max) A <10 Amps
Water Fill Capacity Gallons 5.2 G
Liters 20 L
Water Fill Height in 5”
cm 12.5 cm
Unit Weight lbs 35 lbs
Unit Shipping Weight lbs 47 lbs
kg 15.9 kg
kg 21 kg
Unit Dims Outer (LxWxH) in 22.625”L 19.75”W 10”H
Unit Dims Inner (LxWxH) in 19”L 12”W 6”H
Unit Shipping Dims (LxWxH) in 26.5”L 23”W 16”H
cm 60cm L 52cm W 25.5cm H
cm 48cm L 30cm W 15cm H
cm 67cm L 59cm W 41cm H
Standard IEC 61010-1, -2
Environment (Altitude)
UL 61010-1, -2
CSA C22.2#61010-1, -2
CB SCHEME
European Union CE mark.
The CE mark indicates that this product satises the
relevant requirements of EC Directives.
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates
that this product must not be disposed of with regular
waste. Instead, it is the user’s responsibility to dispose of
waste equipment according to the local laws. Separate
collection and recycling of the waste equipment at the
time of disposal will help conserve natural resources and
ensure it is recycled in a manner that protects human
health and the environment. For information about where
the user can drop o the waste equipment for recycling,
please contact your local waste collection authority.
Product Certication Mark
60cm
(22.625”)
52cm (19.75”)
Inner Tub
30cm x 48cm x 15cm
(12” x 19” x 6”)
(w x l x h)

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INSTRUCTIONS
1Unpack the splint bath and place on a level surface that is capable of bearing the bath and
water load. Be sure there is adequate space between the vent and wall for ventilation. Make
sure that all packaging materials are cleared from the reservoir.
2Plug the Strava supplied power cord (do not use any other power cord other than
supplied by Strava) into the back of the unit and a dedicated wall receptacle.
(Protective Earthing - a dedicated electrical circuit is required).
3Fill the reservoir with water just above the water sensor (approximately 2”/5cm).
4Turn unit on – flip the switch at the back of the unit to turn
the unit “on”. At initial powering up of the bath, the start up wizard
will display on the LCD screen to prompt user to set time, day of
the week, and temperature mode.
5Unit must be primed before operation (SMART model). Squeeze the
supplied priming bulb (outside of the water) until it is fully deflated
and hold. Then insert it into the priming port located at in the water tub.
Release the bulb to pull water from the port until it is fully inflated
then remove it from the port. You should see the water start to bubble
at the port. If this doesn’t occur, repeat up to 3 times. Once the
water bubbles , the unit is primed. This process removes any
trapped air in the tubes and allows the pump to engage.
6Continue filling the tank to desired water level or to the
bottom of the internal hinge line.
Initial Set Up
TAP WATER IS REQUIRED FOR THE UNIT TO RUN CORRECTLY.
FOLLOW THESE PROPORTIONS IF YOU ARE IN A HARDWATER
ENVIRONMENT AND REQUIRE DISTILLED WATER.
WARNING: Do not start the unit if the cable or plug is damaged, or if there are
obvious, visible defects to the unit.
Priming bulb
Water Sensor
General Use:
•Once the unit is filled to desired water level, the power is on, the preset is fixed, and the set temperature
has been reached, the unit is ready for the thermoplastic materials.
• Insert the splinting material into the reservoir, being careful not to splash hot water outside the tank.
• Press start (green button with arrow on home screen). At any time during a session, the timer can be paused
and restarted from the beginning or from the time the unit was paused.
• To maintain an accurate water temperature, retain heat, and minimize evaporation, keep lid closed.
• Use caution when retrieving the material from the bath. Apply the material to the patient as
per the splint manufacturer’s instruction.
• Maintain sufficient water level at all times. (approx 3”/7.62cm deep).
FILLING THE SPLINT BATH
Tap water is required for the
unit to run correctly.Follow
these proportions if you are in
a hard-water environment and
require distilled water.
- PER -
1 Cup Tap Water
1 Gal.
Distilled

2
5
9
11
4
1
2
5
9
10
12
7 6
3
1 – Timer – time count down display
2 – Time control up or down
3 – Timer START/STOP button
4 –
Temperature display
5 – Temp control up or down
6 – Temperature display mode °C/°F
7 – Activate UV circulation
8 – Thermoplastic preset (SMART model)
9 – Presets wheel (SMART model)
10 – Add a custom preset (SMART model)
11 - Menu
12 - Sleep unit
8
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Touchscreen LCD Display
INSTRUCTIONS
Home Screen
The touchscreen LCD display lights up when the unit is
turned on. The control panel functionality provides the
user with options to customize the device for their needs.
Control Panel
Home Screen
The home screen consists of the session timer, water temperature, UV circulation (SMART model only),
thermoplastic presets (SMART model only), menu, and sleep icon.
Note: Presets are factory installed temperature and time suggestions that are specific to the thermoplastic
selected and only available on the SMART model. These are recommendations provided by the thermoplastic
manufacturer. Time and temperature can be changed prior to or during a session by depressing – or + on
the home screen. View all factory presets with the horizontal scroll on the home screen with < or >.

1 – Timer – time count down display
2 – Time control up or down
3 – Timer START/STOP button
4 –
Temperature display
5 – Temp control up or down
6 – Temperature display mode °C/°F
7 – Activate UV circulation
8 – Thermoplastic preset (SMART model)
9 – Presets wheel (SMART model)
10 – Add a custom preset (SMART model)
11 - Menu
12 - Sleep unit
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Set auto on/off – this feature automatically sets “off” time (sleep) and “on” time (wake) for specific days
of the week. Factory default is off. This feature preheats the water to reach set temperature prior to a
session starting and to save energy in the evening when not in use. Power must be on for this function to
work properly.
Sanitation cycle (SMART model) – The sanitation cycle is an optional, secondary disinfection of the
unit by increasing the water temperature to an extreme high heat for 5 minutes to kill microbes. Strava
Solutions highly recommends daily sanitation of the splint bath. The sanitation cycle factory default is
“off”.
• A nightly sanitation cycle can be set by engaging the “auto sanitation” feature
to set days and time. After the sanitation cycle is completed, the unit will return to
last preset used or sleep mode if auto on/off has been set.
• You may also manually activate the sanitation cycle when the “start” button is
depressed and sanitation water temperature is reached. At the conclusion of the
cycle, the water temperature last used will be resumed.
• RISK OF SEVERE BURN!
• Keep the lid closed during sanitation cycle. Do not insert any thermoplastics or
any other materials into the bath during sanitation cycle. Do not put hands or
appendages in the water.
Helpful Tips – this screen provides the user with helpful tips and information about the Strava splint bath.
Presets – in addition to the factory presets, the user can program desired presets by name. Up to
50 user-defined presets can be stored in the unit. The default time for a new user preset is 1:00 minute
and the default temperature is 155o F/68o C.
•Add a new user preset two ways: 1. go to presets in the menu, click +, enter the material size
(if desired), the sheet name, and adjust the time and/or temperature with – and +. Click save
after each selection. 2. From the home screen, click the + in the bottom right corner beside the
displayed preset. Enter the material size (if desired), the sheet name, and adjust to the desired
time and/or temperature with the – and +. Click save.
•To modify an existing preset: go to presets in the menu, click on modify, make desired time
and/or temperature change with – and +. Click save.
• Note: factory preset names cannot be changed or deleted. User defined presets can be removed.
Temp settings – set in degrees Fahrenheit (F) or Celsius (C). Factory default is F.
Set Time - set the real time clock with scroll wheel in either 12 hour or 24 hour time display. Factory
default is 12 hour display mode.
Audio/Visual – adjust the screen brightness and the volume of auditory signals. A beeping sound engages
the last ten seconds of a session to alert the user.
Factory Reset CAUTION! by clicking reset, all factory defaults will be restored and all user-defined presets
will be erased.
Menu
CAUTION!
DANGER!
WARNING!

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INSTRUCTIONS CONT.
Cleaning the bath
Frequency – Two or more times monthly. Strava recommends each facility determine its cleaning
frequency based on usage, water grade, visual inspection, and sanitation protocols that apply
to your facility and/or JCAHO. Consult manufacturer if there is any doubt of the compatibility of
decontamination or cleaning agents.
1EVACUATE WATER
See pg. 11 for procedure.
SMART
4EVACUATE WATER
See pg. 11 for procedure.
5TURN UNIT OFF
Unplug and allow unit cool down
before proceeding.
Cleaning Solution = Vinegar -OR- Coffee
Machine Commercial Descaler
ADD WATER & CLEANING SOLUTION
Fill unit just above the water sensor
with a 2:1 ratio of tap water to
cleaning solution.
2
3TURN UNIT BACK ON
7CLEAN INLINE FILTER
Remove the thermocouple inline filter
found inside the water basin beneath
the grate to clean debris. See pg. 11
section for removal and cleaning.
Return the cleaned inline filter to the
thermocouple.
6CLEAN BI-FOLD LID &
INSIDE WATER BASIN
Using a Scotchbrite® Scour Pad or cloth,
wipe the inside tub with warm water.
To remove scum, waterlines, mineral
deposits, etc., add a mild detergent. Be
sure to rinse thoroughly and wipe dry.
Do NOT use bleach, ammonia-based
cleaning products, or extra abrasive
products such as steel wool.
9TURN UNIT ON
REFILL WITH WATER
Fill unit to operating level with tap
water. See initial set up section if you
use distilled water.
8
Strava SMART Splint Bath
Repeat procedures if necessary
1EVACUATE WATER
See pg. 11 for procedure.
3EVACUATE WATER
Wait 10 minutes then evacuate water
5CLEAN INLINE FILTER
Remove the thermocouple inline filter
found inside the water basin beneath
the grate to clean debris. See pg. 11
section for removal and cleaning.
Return the cleaned inline filter to the
thermocouple.
4CLEAN BI-FOLD LID &
INSIDE WATER BASIN
Using a Scotchbrite® Scour Pad or cloth,
wipe the inside tub with warm water.
To remove scum, waterlines, mineral
deposits, etc., add a mild detergent. Be
sure to rinse thoroughly and wipe dry.
Do NOT use bleach, ammonia-based
cleaning products, or extra abrasive
products such as steel wool.
7TURN UNIT ON
REFILL WITH WATER
Fill unit to operating level with tap
water. See initial set up section if you
use distilled water.
6
Strava BASIC Splint Bath
Repeat procedures if necessary
BASIC
Cleaning Solution = Vinegar -OR- Coffee
Machine Commercial Descaler
ADD WATER & CLEANING SOLUTION
Fill unit just above the water sensor
with a 2:1 ratio of tap water to
cleaning solution.
2

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In-Line Filter cleaning
Your Strava Splint bath is tted with a small in-line lter which protects against small
impurities and debris which can accumulate over time and clog the system.
1Evacuate the water.
2 Using the supplied Allen key, loosen the lter.
3 Wiggle the lter o of the thermocouple.
4 Clean all debris from the screen (hint: run under water).
5 Fit the cleaned lter back on the thermocouple by
wiggling it into place (screw head facing out).
6 Using the supplied Allen key, tighten the lter
insuring that it is properly aligned and close to the hole.
Cleaning the Secondary Inline Filter (SMART model)
The secondary inline lter will catch any remaining debris that the basin stainless steel lter may not have caught.
1 REMOVE BACK PANEL
2 LOOSEN THE CAP
3 CLEAN THE MESH STRAINER
4 REMOVE RESIDUAL WATER
5 REASSEMBLE
While the unit is o, drained of water, remove the four screws
the back panel exposing the secondary inline lter.
Loosen the cap by turning counter clockwise to the left by hand.
Pull the mesh strainer out to check for any debris collection.
Clean mesh strainer by rinsing it under water. Use a toothbrush
if needed to remove any stuck-on matter.
Using the provided priming bulb, suck out any residual water/
debris pooled at the bottom of the lter bowl. This may take
several squeezes of the priming bulb.
Replace the mesh strainer into the reservoir. Tighten cap back on
by turning clockwise to the right. If the gasket becomes wrinkled,
loosen and reassemble or order a new one. Screw the back panel
into place. (replacement gaskets are available)
Water Evacuation
•Turn unit off using the power switch at the back.
• Allow the water to cool before water evacuation.
•Be sure that the supplied drain hose is properly
inserted at the back the unit.
•Turn the quarter turn valve counter-clockwise
to release the water.
Annual maintenance, or more frequently based
on usage, sanitation protocols, and type of
thermoplastic materials used.
Annual Recommended Maintenance Change Ultraviolet-C Bulb
1x annually or as needed
Clean Secondary Filter 1x -
2x annually or as needed
Changing the UV-C Bulb (SMART model)
Visit the servie area at www.stravasolutions.com for video
instructions on changing the UV bulb.

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Troubleshooting
Replacement Parts
Over temp:
If the unit exceeds 195o F (91oC) turn off main power and contact technical service at
[email protected].
Low water:
1. If there is water in the reservoir, make sure that the tank is NOT filled exclusively with
distilled water. The unit must have (1) cup of tap water per (1) gallon of distilled water for
the sensor to register the water level. If there is tap water in the reservoir, turn off the main
power and contact technical service.
2. If there is no water in the reservoir, turn off the main power and investigate possible
causes - water evaporation or unit leakage.
•Water evaporation - always maintain adequate water volume in the tank.
• Water leakage - turn off main power and contact technical service.
3. If low water indication persists after troubleshooting, contact technical support.
UV lamp defective (SMART model):
Turn main power off. Unplug cord from unit and wall. Remove rear access panel via 4 screws. Carefully
remove black rubber boot from UV housing, allowing the lamp to slide out of the housing. Disconnect
lamp from connectors on both ends. Replace bulb. Reconnect at both ends and insert new bulb back
into the housing. Attach rear access panel. Dispose of defective bulb according to local regulation. In
the event the error message “UV Lamp Defective” remains after the new bulb replacement, contact
technical service to obtain a software upgrade. Visit the service area of www.stravasolutions.com for
bulb changing video.
Pump occlusion (SMART model):
Refers to blockage in the water system.
1. If evacuating the water, stop evacuation mode and contact technical service.
2. In standard operation, turn off the main power and contact technical service.
Temp sensor error:
Refers to the water temperature exceeding 195oF (90.5oC). If the over temp error message displays:
1. While evacuating the water, pause evacuation, wait for the water to cool, then resume
evacuation. Unplug cord from unit and wall. Contact technical service.
2. During standard operation, unplug cord from unit and wall. Contact technical service.
Heating Element REF 300.100
UV Lamp REF 300.105
Mains Power Cord (US Hospital Grade) REF 300.107
Mains Power Cord (Euro Hospital Grade) REF 300.154
Mains Power Cord (UK Hospital Grade) REF 300.155
Mains Power Cord (AU Hospital Grade) REF 300.156
Hose REF 200.130
Strainer REF 300.128
Priming Bulb REF 300.127
Inline Filter REF 300.226
Check the power cord and plug for excessive wear or fraying. Replace as needed. Do not use a detachable
mains power cord with inadequate ratings. Only replace with a Strava power cord.

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Warranty/Replacements
Service Life
Contact the Manufacturer
Storage and Handling
Strava Solutions warrants that its products are free from defects in material or workmanship. Under
normal use and following all guidelines defined in this manual, Strava splint baths are warrantied for
a period of one year from when product is received (two years outside the USA). Should replacement
or repair be required, purchaser must notify dealer or manufacturer in writing. After obtaining an RA
(returned goods authorization), product must be returned in original packaging.
We estimate a service life of five years for this product, provided it is used in strict accordance with
the intended use as set out in this document and all maintenance and service requirements are met.
The estimated service life can be exceeded if the product is carefully used and properly maintained,
and provided technical and scientific advances do not result in technical limitations. The service
life can also be considerably reduced by extreme or incorrect usage. The fact that we estimate a
service life for this product does not constitute an additional warranty. Strava Solutions will provide
replacement parts for up to 10 years from date of purchase.
General Information:
email: [email protected]
Technical Service:
email: [email protected]
It is recommended the following guidelines are used whenever this system is being stored
or transported to another location:
Operation: 32oF – 104oF (0oC – 40oC)
Storage: 32oF – 140oF (0oC – 60oC)
2Pollution degree
Operation: Up to 80%
Storage: Up to 90%, non-condensing
Environment (Temperature)
Environment (Humidity)
Sotware Upgrades:
In the event a software upgrade is required, the manufacturer
will provide you with a new version of software to upload via
USB stick.
•Make sure the unit is off.
• Remove the back panel of the unit by removing
the four screws with a #2 phillips screwdriver
• Locate the USB connector.
• Insert the USB stick into the connector.
• Turn the unit on.
• The software upgrade is complete when the set up
wizard appears on the screen.
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10938 Highway 58
Georgetown, TN 37336 USA
TEL: [phone]
EMAIL: [email protected]
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