Stryker 6390 User manual

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6390
EN
6390-709-001 Rev AB.1 2021/04

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Refer to instruction manual/booklet
Consult instructions for use
CE mark
Authorized representative in the European Community
European medical device
General warning
Caution
Warning; crushing of hands
Warning; non-ionizing radiation
Catalogue number
Lot (batch) code
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Serial number
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Manufacturer
Date of manufacture
Safe working load
Dangerous voltage
Medical Equipment Recognized by Underwriters Laboratories LLC With Respect to Electric
Shock, Fire, and Mechanical Hazards only in accordance with ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1:2012 and
CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60601-1:14.
Direct current
Class II electrical equipment: equipment in which protection against electric shock does not rely
on basic insulation only, but in which additional safety precautions such as double insulation or
reinforced insulation are provided, there being no provision for protective earthing or reliance
upon installation conditions
6390-709-001 Rev AB.1 EN

In accordance with European Directive 2012/19/EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE) as amended, this symbol indicates that the product should be collected
separately for recycling. Do not dispose of as unsorted municipal waste. Contact local distributor
for disposal information. Ensure infected equipment is decontaminated prior to recycling.
The Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation (RBRC) is a non-profit, public service
organization that promotes the recycling of portable rechargeable batteries. Batteries must be
delivered to a battery collection site. Visit the RBRC website (www.rbrc.org) to find a nearby
collection site or call the phone number shown on the recycling symbol.
IIPPXX66 Protection from powerful water jets
This device complies with Part 18 of the FCC Rules
Two person lift
This way up
Fragile, handle with care
Keep dry
Stacking limit by number
1122VV
12 VDC battery powered
Fuse
<33s >300s
Battery duty cycle (loading): 10.0% (less than 33 seconds on, more than 300 seconds off)
Battery duty cycle (charging): 100%
U.S.A.
English text below this symbol is intended for USA audiences only.
TRA
Registered No:
ER35122/14
Dealer No:
DA35173/14
Registered in United Arab Emirates by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority
Product complies with applicable EMC standards in Australia/New Zealand
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Approved by independent communications authority of South Africa
EN 6390-709-001 Rev AB.1

Box manufacturer’s certificate - this packaging box has minimum edge crush test value of 82 lb/
in.
Box manufacturer’s certificate - this packaging box has minimum edge crush test value of 51 lb/
in.
6390-709-001 Rev AB.1 EN

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Warning/Caution/Note Definition ..............................................................................................................................3
Summary of safety precautions ................................................................................................................................3
Pinch points .......................................................................................................................................................6
Introduction ...............................................................................................................................................................7
Product description .................................................................................................................................................7
Indications for use...................................................................................................................................................7
Clinical benefits ......................................................................................................................................................7
Contraindications ....................................................................................................................................................8
Expected service life ...............................................................................................................................................8
Disposal/recycle .....................................................................................................................................................8
Specifications .........................................................................................................................................................8
Standards with required options .............................................................................................................................10
Product illustration ................................................................................................................................................10
Contact information...............................................................................................................................................11
Serial number location...........................................................................................................................................11
Date of manufacture..............................................................................................................................................11
Setup.......................................................................................................................................................................12
Cot compatibility ...................................................................................................................................................12
Installation...............................................................................................................................................................13
Quality system regulation ......................................................................................................................................13
21 CFR 820.170 installation...................................................................................................................................13
Power-LOAD assembly installation components checklist ........................................................................................13
Installing the floor plate..........................................................................................................................................14
Installing Power-LOAD ..........................................................................................................................................14
Installing the battery ..............................................................................................................................................24
Installation checklist................................................................................................................................................25
Installation verification ............................................................................................................................................27
Operation ................................................................................................................................................................28
User controls and LED indicators ...........................................................................................................................28
Trolley head end LED indicators.............................................................................................................................30
Manual user controls ............................................................................................................................................. 31
Operating guidelines .............................................................................................................................................32
Raising, lowering, or releasing the cot with power ....................................................................................................32
Checking the battery power level............................................................................................................................33
Loading and unloading with powered operations .....................................................................................................34
Loading Power-LOAD with powered operations ..................................................................................................34
Unloading Power-LOAD with powered operations...............................................................................................35
Loading and unloading with manual operations .......................................................................................................35
Loading Power-LOAD with manual operations....................................................................................................36
Unloading Power-LOAD with manual operations.................................................................................................36
Checking the battery power level on the Power-LOAD control panel .........................................................................37
Charging the battery..............................................................................................................................................37
Storing Power-LOAD.............................................................................................................................................37
Setting the cot load height .....................................................................................................................................37
Using a non-upgraded X-frame cot for a mass casualty incident ...............................................................................37
Extending Power-LOAD from the vehicle without a cot.............................................................................................38
Loading a Performance-PRO cot into a vehicle with the Power-LOAD option .............................................................38
Unloading a Performance-PRO cot from a vehicle with Power-LOAD option ..............................................................40
Loading a Power-PRO cot into a vehicle with the Power-LOAD option.......................................................................41
Unloading a Power-PRO cot from a vehicle with Power-LOAD option........................................................................42
Unloading a cot from a vehicle manually after loading with Power-LOAD (Power-LOAD power loss or system
error)....................................................................................................................................................................43
Loading a cot into a vehicle manually after a powered cot fastener power loss or system error....................................45
Unloading a cot from a vehicle manually .................................................................................................................46
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Removing a cot from a vehicle for repair .................................................................................................................47
Loading a cot into a vehicle manually (Power-PRO power loss) ................................................................................47
Cleaning and disinfecting with wipes......................................................................................................................49
Cleaning..................................................................................................................................................................50
Suggested cleaners ..............................................................................................................................................50
Preventive maintenance .........................................................................................................................................51
Regular inspection and adjustments .......................................................................................................................51
Every month .........................................................................................................................................................51
Every three months ...............................................................................................................................................51
Every twelve months .............................................................................................................................................52
Flat roller and V-guide part replacement schedule ...................................................................................................52
Transfer lock bearing part replacement schedule.....................................................................................................53
Troubleshooting guide ............................................................................................................................................54
EMC information .....................................................................................................................................................55
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WWaarrnniinngg//CCaauuttiioonn//NNoottee DDeeffiinniittiioonn
The words WWAARRNNIINNGG,CCAAUUTTIIOONN, and NNOOTTEE carry special meanings and should be carefully reviewed.
WWAARRNNIINNGG
Alerts the reader about a situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. It may also describe
potential serious adverse reactions and safety hazards.
CCAAUUTTIIOONN
Alerts the reader of a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury to the
user or patient or damage to the product or other property. This includes special care necessary for the safe and effective
use of the device and the care necessary to avoid damage to a device that may occur as a result of use or misuse.
NNoottee -- Provides special information to make maintenance easier or important instructions clearer.
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Always read and strictly follow the warnings and cautions listed on this page. Service only by qualified personnel.
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• Do not operate PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD with a voltage that is inconsistent with the rating on the product.
• Do not operate PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD above its duty cycle to avoid the risk of equipment damage or smoke hazard.
• Do not connect PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD to a 24 VDC vehicle circuit. Always connect PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD to a 12.8 VDC-15.6 VDC
vehicle circuit that is on a 15A fuse/breaker to prevent power hazards.
•PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD operates at 13.56 MHz when you use PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD controls with a powered cot (PPoowweerr--PPRROO XT or
PPoowweerr--PPRROO IT) that could interfere with other equipment that operate at this frequency band.
• The use of accessories, transducers, and cables, other than those specified, with the exception of transducers and
cables that are sold by Stryker as replacement parts for internal components, may result in increased emissions or
decreased immunity of the PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD system.
• Do not use the PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD system and the PPoowweerr--PPRROO cot adjacent to or stacked with other equipment. If adjacent
or stacked use is necessary, observe the PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD system to confirm normal operation in the configuration where it
will be used.
•PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD operates primarily at these frequencies: 70 - 85 kHz for inductive charging and 13.56 MHz±7 kHz,
Amplitude Modulated (OOK), ERP: -82.37 dBm. The inductive charging can operate between these frequencies: 70 -
125 kHz. Other equipment may interfere with the PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD system, even if that other equipment complies with
CISPR emission requirements.
• Always adjust the cot load wheel height to match the vehicle deck height as specified in the Operations Manual for your
cot model.
• Always use a rail clamp assembly for all cots without the PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD option. PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD is compatible with the
PPeerrffoorrmmaannccee--PPRROO XT, PPoowweerr--PPRROO XT, and PPoowweerr--PPRROO IT cots with the PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD option only. In certain
situations, you can use PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD as a standard antler for most X-frame cots.
• Always use a PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD compatible cot with the Stryker Model 6390 PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD system. Injury may result if a
non-compatible cot is used in the Stryker Model 6390 PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD system.
• Always install the cot fastener system as described in this manual. Improper installation can result in injury. Make sure
that, at a minimum, your configuration is tested to meet the National Truck Equipment Association/Ambulance
Manufacturer’s Division Standard 004, Litter Retention System Static Test (AMD-004).
• Take special precautions regarding electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) when you use medical electrical equipment.
Install and place the cot fastener system into service according to the EMC information in this manual. Portable and
mobile RF communications equipment can affect the function of the cot fastener system.
• Always use two installers when you lift and position the transfer and trolley assembly to avoid the risk of injury.
• Always keep hands, fingers, and feet away from moving parts.
• Always wear appropriate eye protection while you operate a saw. Secure the item that you are cutting and be aware of
the area around your cutting location.
• Always allow for bumper clearance. Inadequate bumper clearance could result in patient or operator injury.
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• Always seal all gaps to the exterior of the vehicle to prevent exhaust fumes from entering the vehicle patient
compartment.
• Always connect PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD to a 15 A fuse/resettable breaker that is installed in the vehicle to prevent electrical
hazards. Stryker recommends that you install the fuse/resettable breaker in the fuse box.
• Do not connect PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD to a 24V DC vehicle circuit.
• Always make sure of PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD functionality before use. Failure may result in patient or operator injury.
• Always use caution when you move around in the vehicle patient compartment to avoid tripping on PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD.
• Always use caution when you operate PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD in adverse weather conditions (for example, rain, ice, snow).
• Always operate the cot or PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD only when all persons are clear of the mechanisms. Entanglement in powered
cot or PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD mechanisms can cause serious injury.
• Always practice loading and unloading the cot with PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD until operation of the product is fully understood.
Improper use can cause injury.
• Do not allow untrained personnel to assist in the operation of PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD. Untrained technicians/personnel can cause
injury to the patient or themselves.
• Do not drive the vehicle with the trolley in the mid position. This position does not lock and is not intended for driving.
• Always use both hands when you handle the cot. PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD is only an assisting device. Evaluate each situation to
determine how to distribute and lift the weight that you are transporting.
• Always use enough operators to handle the forces that are required to load or unload when you handle weights over 400
lb (181 kg). To increase safety, operators should load or unload on flat surfaces. For 36 in. (91 cm) vehicle deck heights,
you may need to manually unload.
• Always keep hands and extremities clear of the PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD trolley lifting arms and the cot base during powered
loading and unloading.
• Do not remove the battery when the cot is active.
• Always operate the PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD system and accessories only as described in the manuals. Improper usage of the
PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD system or any accessory can cause injury to the patient or operator. Usage of this product in any other
way becomes the complete responsibility of the owner or user.
• Always support the weight at the foot end of the cot for manual operations.
• Always make sure that you are ready to support the entire weight of the cot when you load and unload. Without power,
the lifting arms will not raise the cot.
• Always return damaged batteries to a service center for recycling. Do not dispose of as unsorted municipal waste. Refer
to your local distributor for return and/or collection systems available in your country.
• Always unplug the shoreline (if applicable), disconnect the vehicle battery, press the main power button to turn the
product off, and then place the trolley into the loading position before you service PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD.
• Do not remove the battery when PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD is in operation.
• Do not press the main power button to turn the product off during normal use as it will prevent battery charging.
• Do not allow the rail clamp to overlap the red adjustment limit label on the rail tube. To prevent the rail jaws from
releasing the cot frame, the space between the rail clamp and the rail stationary jaw must never exceed 1 in. (2.5 cm).
• Do not use hand or fingers to press the release button when the rail jaws are open. The rail clamp fastener closes with a
strong spring action.
• Always load or unload an occupied cot into a vehicle with a minimum of two trained operators.
• Always load the PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD compatible cot into the vehicle patient compartment before all occupants.
• Always be ready to support the entire weight of the cot and patient if the lifting arms do not raise the cot when you unload
a cot from the vehicle patient compartment. As the cot is unlocked for removal from the vehicle patient compartment, the
PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD lifting arms will slightly raise the cot.
• Always make sure that the cot base is extended before you press any buttons on the PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD control panel when
you unload the cot.
• Always be ready to support the entire weight of the cot and patient when you unload a cot from the vehicle patient
compartment while PPoowweerr--LLOOAADD is experiencing a power loss or system error.
• Always load the cot before you allow patients to enter the vehicle patient compartment.
• Always press the main power button to turn the unit off before service or cleaning.
• Always use any appropriate personal protective equipment while power washing to avoid inhaling contagion. Power
washing equipment may aerate contamination.
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