versa Brewer 1000 User manual

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Model 1000
Installation and Operation Manual
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The Brewer Company, LLC
N88 W13901 Main Street, Suite 100
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
P 1.888.Brewer.1
F 262.251.2332
E [e-mail]
www.brewercompany.com
Safety Information ........................................................ 2
Important Information ................................................... 3
Component Identication.............................................. 4
Specications ............................................................... 5
Installation .................................................................... 7
Operation.................................................................... 12
Table Adjustments ...................................................... 16
Maintenance............................................................... 20
Accessories ................................................................ 21
Warranty ..................................................................... 21
Manuals in Other Languages ..................................... 21

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SAFETY INFORMATION
Safety Information
The primary concern of The Brewer Company is that the
equipment is operated and maintained with the safety of
the patient and healthcare staff in mind. To ensure safe
and reliable operation:
• Read and understand all instructions in this manual
before attempting to install or operate the unit.
• Ensure that appropriate personnel are informed on
the manual contents. This is the responsibility of the
purchaser.
• Ensure that this manual is located near the table, or if
possible permanently affixed to the table.
Symbols
Yellow triangle with black border and
black symbol warns of a hazardous
situation.
Blue circle with white symbol requires
mandatory action to avoid causing a
hazardous situation.
Red ring with diagonal bar and black
symbol prohibits an action that may cause
a hazardous situation.
Definitions
• WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if
not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
• CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if
not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
• NOTICE indicates a situation not related to physical
injury which, if not avoided, could result in equipment
or property damage.
Refer to manual Shock hazard Do not push
Connect to ground
(earth) Fall hazard Do not sit
Disconnect from
electrical outlet Explosion hazard Do not step
Manufacturer Fire hazard
Date of Manufacture Pinch hazard
Type B Applied Part Trip hazard

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General
The highly configurable Brewer Versa Examination Table
is designed to serve patients of all ages, from newborn
to elderly. Versa offers two upholstery top options, a
standard adult and pediatric top, that can be interchanged
as the patient population changes over time. Additionally,
the table can be equipped with a variety of options and
accessories, including patient assist handles, stirrups,
drawer warmer, pelvic tilt, electric receptacle, knee
crutches and more. The ergonomically placed extra-large
side drawer and strategically placed front drawer provides
ample storage space.
The Versa is primarily used in examination rooms
for general examinations and minor procedures. The
manually adjustable backrest and adjustable leg
extension ensure comfort and an ideal fit. Adjustable
positioning creates a safe and convenient patient exam
table for general examinations and procedures.
The upholstery can be covered by paper from the paper
roll holder located behind the table’s headrest. The
stirrups can be extended horizontally to any position up to
16 inches and to four lateral positions. The large anti-skid
patient step offers secure access on and off the table and
the patient assist handles support patient positioning.
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Service
If you require assistance with the installation or operation
of your Brewer Table, call the Brewer Customer
Experience Department at (1-800-558-8777). Our trained
staff will attempt to assist you in correcting the problem
directly over the phone. If service is required, a factory
authorized technician may be sent to your location.
Please fill in the following information for use when calling
The Brewer Company or your distributor with questions
regarding your unit. See Figure 1 for model and serial
number location.
Date of Purchase _______________________________
Serial Number __________________________________
Model Number _________________________________
Authorized
Dealer Name __________________________________
Dealer
Phone Number _________________________________
Dealer Address _________________________________
QR Code
Model Number and
Serial Number
Rating Label
Location
Figure 1. Model Number, Serial Number and
Rating Label Locations
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

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Debris Pan
Stirrups
(Optional)
Receptacle
Location
(Optional)
Backrest
Lever
Paper Roll Holder
Power Cord
(Optional)
Patient Step
(Extendable)
Pass-Through
Drawer
Upholstered Backrest
Paper Fastener
(Optional)
Leg Extension Pad
(Removable)
Upholstered Seat
Patient Assist
Handles (Optional)
Pelvic Tilt
(Optional)
Patient Assist
Attachment
(Optional)
Pediatric Top
(Optional)
Figure 2. Component Overview
COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
Knee Crutch
Attachment
(Optional)

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Weight of Table .....................................................250 lbs.
• With carton and skid...........................................290 lbs.
Stirrup Extension (maximum) .................................16 in.
Stirrup Lateral Positions.....................4 Lateral Positions
Leg Extension (maximum).......................................14 in.
Dimensions
• Upholstered top...................27.3 in. wide x 58.0 in. long
• With leg extension fully extended........................72.0 in.
• Seat height ..........................................................32.5 in.
• Step............... 7.8 in. high x 18.2 in. wide x 15.2 in. long
Load Rating (maximum)
• Seat/Back...........................................................500 lbs.
• Leg Support..........................................................50 lbs.
• Step....................................................................500 lbs.
• Grab Bars (optional)...........................................100 lbs.
Base................ 29.2 in. high x 23.3 in. wide x 46.1 in. long
Transportation and Storage
• Temperature ............................................. 18°F to 176°F
• Humidity .....................................................-10% to 90%
Operation
• Temperature ............................................. 50°F to 100°F
• Humidity ...................................................... 30% to 75%
• Pressure................................................................ 1 atm
NOTICE: CERTIFICATIONS
This product has been evaluated with respect to electrical
shock, re, and mechanical hazards only in accordance
with AAMI ES60601-1 (2005) + AMD 1 (2021), IEC60601-1
Ed. 3.1, CAN/CSA - C22.2 No. 60601-1 (2014).
Electrical Requirements
• 120V models: 120 VAC nominal, 60 Hz, 3 Amps
maximum including maximum 2 Amp accessory outlet
• 240V models: 240 VAC nominal, 50/60 Hz, 3 Amps
maximum including maximum 2 Amp accessory outlet
Fuse Rating....................................................3 Amp/250V
Power Cord
• 120V models: 10 ft., 3 conductor, 125 VAC with
hospital grade plug
• 240V models: 10 ft., 3 conductor, 250 VAC
Type of protection against electrical shock....... Class 1
Type of protection
against electrical shock........................... B applied parts
Type of protection
against ingress of water……. .............................Ordinary
Can accept paper rolls of.................... 21 in. x 3.5 in. dia.
60 cm x 15 cm dia.
Certifications...AAMI ES60601-1 (2005) + AMD 1 (2021),
IEC60601-1 Ed. 3.1,
CAN/CSA - C22.2 No. 60601-1 (2014)
Pelvic Tilt................................................................. 5° rise
Drawer Warmer
• 120V models ......................... 120 VAC, 60W, 0.5 Amps
• 240V models ....................... 240 VAC, 60W, 0.25 Amps
*Classified in the United States and Canada per
the standards listed above.
SPECIFICATIONS

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EMC - Manufacturer’s Declaration
Immunity Test Immunity Test Level
Electrostatic Discharge +/-6 kV contact
+/-8 kV air
Radiated RF EM Fields 3 V/m
80 MHz - 2.5 GHz 80% AM at 1 kHz
Rated Power Frequency Magnetic Fields 50 Hz and 60 Hz
3 A/m
Electrical Fast Transients +/-2 kV at 100 kHz repetition frequency
Surges Line-to-line: +/-2 kV
Line-to-ground: +/-2 kV
Conducted RF 0.15 MHz - 80 MHz at 3 V
ISM bands between 0.15 MHz - 80 MHz at 6V
80% AM at 1 kHz
Voltage Dips 0% UT; 0.5 cycles at 0°, 180°
40% UT; 5/6 cycles at 0°, 180°
70% UT; 25/30 cycles at 0°, 180°
Voltage Interruptions 0% UT; 250/300 cycles at 0°
Emissions Test Emissions Test Level
Conducted and Radiated RF Emissions CISPR 11 Group 1 Class B
Voltage, Current, Frequency Ratings, and Compliance Chart
Model Description Standards: Electrical Ratings:
ES 60601-1 CAN / CSA C22.2, 60601-1 VAC +/-10% Amps Cycles (Hz)
1000XX-XXXX-RXX-XX 120V Outlet X X 120 3.0 60
1000XX-XXXX-RHX-XX 120V Outlet & Heater X X 120 3.0 60
1000XX-XXXX-2XX-XX 240V Outlet X X 240 3.0 50/60
1000XX-XXXX-2EX-XX 240V Outlet & Heater X X 240 3.0 50/60
SPECIFICATIONS (CONTINUED)

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NOTICE: No Sharp Tools
To avoid damaging the table’s upholstery or painted surfaces,
DO NOT use a knife or other sharp object to open the
packaging.
NOTICE: Inspect Carton and Contents
Inspect all boxes and contents for damage. Report any
damage to the carrier immediately.
Overview
Perform the following sequence in order when setting up
the table:
-Uncrating the Table
-Leveling the Table
-Installing the Easy Connect Upholstered Top
-Installing the Paper Roll Holder
-Powering the Table
NOTICE: Optimum Table Performance
For optimum table performance, allow the table to reach room
temperature before operating.
Uncrating
Tools Required
• 1/2" socket wrench
Hardware Required
• None
Instruction
1. Carefully remove outer carton by removing the staples
along the bottom of the carton and lift off table.
2. Unbolt the table from the shipping pallet by removing
the 4 bolt screws from the pallet with a 1/2" socket
wrench and remove the shipping bracket. See
Figure 3.
3. Remove plastic surrounding table. DO NOT use a knife
or any sharp object that could damage the upholstery.
4. Remove the table from the shipping pallet lifting at the
correct lift points indicated in Figure 3. This requires
two people to lift the table. The leg extension may be
used for lifting.
NOTICE
Table weighs approximately 250 lbs.
NOTICE: AVOID HANDLING DAMAGE
• To avoid damaging the table lift only at points indicated in
Figure 3.
• Do not use stirrup or stirrup beams for lifting table.
• Do not use the knee crutch receivers or patient assist
handles for lifting table.
5. Position the table in the desired room location.
NOTICE
Power cord should remain accessible in order to disconnect
the unit from the power supply.
CAUTION: Trip Hazard
Do not position the power cord where it may be
tripped over.
Lift Point
(Push pass-through drawer through to one
side and use top of opening as grip point)
Remove Bolt
Screw (4) from
shipping pallet.
Remove Bolt
Screw (4)
from shipping
pallet.
Lift Point
(Extended Leg
Extension)
Figure 3. Table Lift Points
INSTALLATION

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Leveling the Table
Tools Required
• Pry bar
• Wooden block
Hardware Required
• None
Instruction
A leveling screw pad is located at each table corner under
the table’s base (see Figure 4). Adjust the four leveling
pads by turning them up or down, using Method 1 or
Method 2 to achieve a solid, level installation. Test step by
pulling out. If step drags on floor or is difficult to pull out,
adjust the rear table levelers out 1 turn at a time until step
pulls out easily.
Method 1 - Raise corner of table using a pry bar on a
wooden block. Insert another wooden block under corner.
Adjust leveler, and remove corner block.
Method 2 - Two people raise rear of table by pushing the
pass-through drawer to one side and using the drawer
opening as a hand hold.
Leveling Screw Pad
Adjusting Leveler Method 1
Pry Bar
Wooden
Block
Adjusting Leveler Method 2
Hand Hold
Hand Hold
Figure 4. Leveling Screw Pad (located under table)
INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)

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Install the Easy Connect Upholstered Top
Tools Required
• None
Hardware Required (Included)
• 3 x thumb screw, 1/4-20 x 5/8
• 1 x pin, clevis .25 dia x 1.88 lg
• 1 x pin, cotter .06
Instruction
1. Partially install one thumb screw in the center location
of the hinge slot on the cabinet. The thumb screw
may be preinstalled. DO NOT install fully – leave
.25-.50 in. [6-12 mm] of space.
2. Place the upholstery assembly on top of the cabinet.
The seat-end (short-end) of the assembly should be
oriented toward the front of the cabinet (end with the
patient step).
3. Lift the seat-end of the upholstery assembly and align
the hinge plate with the hinge slot on the top of the
cabinet.
4. Place the hinge plate into the hinge slot on the cabinet
with the center “V”-shaped cutout straddling the
partially-installed thumb screw. The hinge plate should
“bottom-out” in the hinge slot.
5. Partially install the remaining two thumb screws – one
on each side of the center thumb screw.
6. Fully tighten the center thumb screw.
7. Fully tighten each of the two remaining thumb screws.
8. Lift the backrest-end of the upholstery assembly and
lift the gas cylinder up into the clevis-actuator mount
located on the back surface of the backrest. Use the
clevis pin and cotter pin to fasten the gas cylinder in
place. The position of the actuator rod should be as
shown below.
Thumb
Screw
Exam Table
(Front View)
Hinge
Plate
Hinge
Slot
Upholstered Top
Thumb Screw Install Locations
Clevis-Actuator Mount
Clevis Pin
Gas Cylinder Pin
Actuator Plate
Cotter Pin
Steps 1-4:
Steps 5-7:
Step 8:
Figure 5. Installing the Upholstered Top
INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)

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Installing the Patient Assist Handles
For tables ordered to include the Patient Assist Handles,
all components are packaged within a box that can be
found stretch-wrapped to the back end of the table.
Tools Required
• 7/16" Hex head wrench or driver
Hardware Required (Included)
• Patient assist handles (x2)
• Assist handle mounts (x2)
• Hex head bolts (x8)
• Mount covers (x2)
• Plastic push rivets (x6)
Instruction
1. Align the assist handle mount with the hole pattern
on the mounting plate (pre-installed on the table). Be
sure that the slotted end of the assist handle mount is
facing up. Use 4 hex head bolts to fasten the mount to
the plate. (See Figure 6)
2. Slide the mount cover over the assist handle mount
with the keyhole cutout facing up. Align the top
mounting hole with the hole in the top of the mounting
plate. Insert one plastic push rivet and push down with
thumb until flush with top of the cover (see Figure 6).
3. Insert push rivets into two more mounting holes on the
underside of the cover, again pushing in with thumb
until flush with cover.
4. Repeat steps for other side of table.
Assist Handle Mount
(Slotted end up)
Mount Cover
Plastic Push Rivets
Mounting Pate
(pre-installed)
Hex Bolt
Plastic Push Rivet
Figure 6. Installing the Patient Assist Handles
INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)

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Installing the Paper Roll Holder
Tools Required
• None
Hardware Required (Included)
• 2 x thumb screw, 1/4-20 x 5/8
Instruction
1. Determine which orientation is desired for the paper
roll holder. (See two options in Figure 7.)
2. Place the paper roll holder in the desired orientation.
3. Install each of the two thumb screws diagonally from
each other.
4. Fully tighten both thumb screws.
Powering the Table
Plug the male end of the power cord into a grounded
receptacle.
CAUTION
Do not use an extension cord on the accessory
receptacle.
CAUTION
Only connect items compatible to the exam table
to the accessory receptacle.
NOTICE: Conrm Voltage and Plug Type
See Specications page for electrical rating of this unit.
CAUTION: Use Grounding Plug
To avoid risk of electric shock, connect this
equipment to a supply mains with protective earth.
Plug the grounding plug on the table power cord
into a matching grounded, non-isolated, correctly
polarized receptacle.
NOTICE: Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)
This product is designed and built to minimize electromagnetic
interference with other devices; however, if interference is
noticed between another device and this product, remove the
interfering device from the room or plug this product into an
isolated circuit.
WARNING: Shock Hazard
After installing or moving table, make sure there
are no damaged or exposed wires that could result
in electrical shock.
Note: All power cords should be supplied by The Brewer
Company.
Open to the Right
Open to the Left
Thumb Screw
Figure 7. Installing the Paper Roll Holder
INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)

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Before Use
CAUTION: Read this Manual
Read this manual before use of the Brewer Versa
Examination Table.
WARNING: Explosion/Fire Hazard
Do not use this table in an explosive or oxygen
rich atmosphere. Doing so may result in serious
personal injury or death.
WARNING: Shock Hazard
When performing cauterization or similar
treatment, the patient must be insulated from the
metal portions of the table by non-conductive
material. Failure to do so may result in electrical
shock.
Leg Extension
The leg extension is located under the seat cushion
(Figure 8). It can be extended 14" for the patient prone
position. Pull leg extension out to the desired position. The
leg extension pad will extend along with the leg extension.
To return the leg extension to its stored position, simply
push the leg extension in.
WARNING: Fall Hazard
Do not allow patient to sit on the leg extension
portion of the table. Doing so may result in serious
personal injury or death.
Leg Extension Pad
The leg extension pad can be slid beneath the seat with
the leg extension extended for easy access to the debris
pan (Figure 8). Pushing the leg extension back in will
allow the glides on the pad to drop into slots. The pad will
once again come out with the leg extension the next time
it is pulled out.
Debris Pan
A removable debris pan is built-in underneath the leg
extension pad for use during examinations (Figure 8). Pull
the leg extension fully out and remove the leg extension
pad or slide it back under the seat to access the pan.
Remove the debris pan for cleaning.
NOTICE: Avoid Liquid Spill
Remove all liquid from debris pan before returning to table.
Spillage from debris pan may cause damage to exam table.
Front Drawer
A storage drawer for supplies is located at the front of the
table (Figure 8).
Leg Extension
Leg Extension
Pad
Debris Pan
Front Drawer
Figure 8. Leg Extension and Debris Pan
OPERATION

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Patient Step
1. Place hand or foot into opening in front of step and
gently lift while fully extending patient step (Figure 9).
2. To retract step to stowed position, gently lift while
pushing step fully back into cabinet.
WARNING: Fall Hazard
Fully extend patient step to provide ample area
for the patient to stand on. Failure to fully extend
patient step could result in a fall causing serious
injury.
Patient Step Extended
Patient Step
Retracted
Figure 9. Operation of Patient Step
OPERATION (CONTINUED)

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Adjustable Stirrups (Optional)
Operating the Stirrups
1. To operate the stirrups, grasp end of stirrup and pull
straight out of the table (Figure 10). Lift up slightly
while sliding the stirrup out.
NOTE: Applying downward pressure when pulling stirrup
from table may make it difficult to move. Resistance
is normal and is part of the stirrup friction locking
mechanism.
2. Unfold stirrup upward to the fully open position.
3. Adjust the stirrup to the desired length by sliding it in or
out.
Stirrup Lateral Adjustment
1. Lift end of stirrup slightly and then rotate outward to
desired position.
2. When the desired position is achieved, lower the stirrup
to engage the lateral locking mechanism ( Figure 10
and Figure 11 ).
3. Check that lateral locking mechanism is engaged
by attempting to move stirrup assembly side-to-side
without lifting on the stirrup end.
Close Up
of Locking
Mechanism
Figure 10. Stirrup Locking Mechanism
Storing the Stirrups
1. To store the stirrups in the table, grasp end of stirrup
and pull straight out to its full extension.
2. Fold stirrup down against bar, then rotate it to the inner
most lateral position and slide it back into the stowed
position.
Locking Mechanism
See enlargement
(Figure 10)
Extending Stirrup
Storing the Stirrup
Slide Stirrup Out
Figure 11. Stirrups
NOTICE: Use Stirrup Only as Designed
Do not use any part of the stirrup for attachment of any device.
Warranty will be voided.
OPERATION (CONTINUED)

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Operating the Patient Assist Handles (Optional)
1. To insert the patient assist handles into the mounts,
partially insert shaft end into opening on top of mount.
Rotate the handle until the pin on the shaft aligns with
the slot and insert handle all the way down.
Note: the patient assist handles are interchangeable.
2. The patient assist handles have two locking positions:
backward at 5° and forward at 175°. Position the bar in
the desired position and the bar will fall into a locking
detent at each of those positions.
3. To switch from one position to the other, lift the bar
straight up until the bar is disengaged from the mount
detent and rotate the bar outward from the table. The
bar will fall into a locking detent at the other position.
4. Be sure the patient assist handles are in one of two
locking positions before use. Applying force to the bars
when not in one of two locking positions may cause the
bar to move.
WARNING: Fall Hazard
Do not allow patient to sit on the assist handles.
Doing so may result in serious personal injury or
death.
Rotated to
Forward Position
Assist Handle
Alignment Pin
Figure 12. Handles Rotated in Forward Position
Operating the Knee Crutch Receivers (Optional)
1. The knee crutch receivers have two locking positions:
rearward and frontward. Position the bar in the desired
position and the spring plunger on the underside of the
mount will capture the bar and lock it in position.
2. To switch from one position to the other, pull the spring
plunger ring and slide the bar. Release the spring
plunger ring to capture the bar and lock it in position.
Knee Crutch
Spring Plunger
Figure 13. Knee Crutch Attachment
OPERATION (CONTINUED)

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Patient Positioning
The table is designed to accommodate the following
examination positions (Figure 14):
-Chair Position
-Full Flat Table Position
-Lithotomy (Pelvic) Position
WARNING: Pinch Hazard
Keep hands safely away from area between the
upholstered table top and the table cabinet when
adjusting positions.
Lithotomy (Pelvic) Position
Full Flat Table Position
Chair Position
Figure 14. Patient Positioning
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Upholstered Backrest
1. Press and hold the backrest lever, lift upholstered
backrest upward to raise (Figure 15). Releasing the
lever will automatically lock the table in the desired
position.
2. While actuating the backrest lever upwards, push down
on the upholstered backrest to lower it.
WARNING: Adjust Backrest with Care
Use care when depressing the manual backrest
lever while a patient is seated on the table. Adjust
the backrest in increments by depressing and
releasing the lever. Allowing the backrest to adjust
in a single motion could cause injury to the patient.
WARNING: Fall Hazard
If actuator is not performing as intended, assist the
patient from the table and refer to Service Manual.
Backrest Lever
Upholstered Backrest
Figure 15. Operation of Upholstered Backrest
TABLE ADJUSTMENTS (CONTINUED)

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Pelvic Tilt (Optional)
The pelvic tilt feature sets the seat angle at 0° (horizontal)
or 5° (up) position.
Raising the upholstered seat to the Pelvic Tilt Position:
1. Raise the front edge of the upholstered seat
(Figure 16).Rotate the pelvic tilt support bar upward to
its full upright position.
2. Lower the upholstered seat onto the pelvic tilt support
bar.
Lowering the upholstered seat back to the Normal
Position:
1. Slightly raise the front edge of the upholstered seat.
2. Rotate the pelvic tilt support bar downward and lower
the upholstered seat into its prone position.
NOTICE: Adjusting the Pelvic Tilt Mechanism
Patient must be removed from table prior to adjusting the
pelvic tilt mechanism.
WARNING: Pinch Hazard
Keep hands safely away from area between the
upholstered table top and the table cabinet when
adjusting positions.
Pelvic Tilt
Upholstered
Seat
Pelvic Tilt
Position Pelvic Tilt
Lifting Pelvic Tilt
Figure 16. Pelvic Tilt Support Bar
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Drawer Warmer (Optional)
The drawer warmer warms the contents of the front
drawer on the foot end of the table.
To operate the warmer, turn the warmer power switch to
the ON or “illuminated” position (Figure 17). The switch
will illuminate to indicate that the warmer is operating.
To turn the warmer off, turn the warmer power switch to
the OFF or “non-illuminated” position.
NOTE: The warmer element is located below the drawer
and applies radiant heat to the drawer contents. Items
closer to the element will be warmer than items at the top
of the drawer.
Drawer Warmer
On/O󰀨 Switch
Heats this drawer
Figure 17. Drawer Warmer Switch
Electrical Receptacle (Optional)
Electric models are equipped with an electrical receptacle
located on the left hand side of the table (Figure 18).
The maximum total load that can be plugged into the
receptacle is 2A.
CAUTION
Only use receptacle up to the 2A rating. Extension
cords and power strips are not intended to be
used.
NOTICE: Maximum Receptacle Rating
Plugging a device into the receptacle on the side of the table
with rating higher than 2A may cause the fuse at the back of
the table to blow.
Receptacle
Figure 18. Table Receptacle
TABLE ADJUSTMENTS (CONTINUED)

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WARNING: Shock Hazard
Disconnect power by removing plug from wall
receptacle before servicing table.
CAUTION
Only use the receptacle to supply power to
equipment intended to form part of the medical
electrical system.
Preventative Maintenance
NOTICE: Loose Fasteners and Damaged Components
Failure to perform periodic inspections of the table could result
in equipment damage.
Inspect table every 6 months.
• Periodically inspect the electrical cord to ensure it is
free of cuts or damage if equipped.
• Inspect the mechanical functions to ensure
satisfactory operation.
• Check fasteners to make sure they are present and
tightened securely.
• Lubricate moving parts (such as back hinge) with
a food grade silicone lubricant. Cover surrounding
area to protect from overspray. Wipe away
excess lubricant. Do not lubricate beam or locking
mechanism in stirrup area.
Do not lubricate
Figure 19. Do Not Lubricate Beam or Locking Mechanism
NOTICE: Table Malfunction
If table malfunctions, immediately unplug the power cord from
the receptacle and assist the patient from the table. Service
the table prior to use.
Table Care
NOTICE: Wipe Spills Immediately!
The upholstery material is resistant to most medicinal type
stains, but may be damaged by solvents and dyes. Remove
any spilled uids from the upholstery immediately.
Improper cleaning products used on Brewer tables can
decrease the life of the table. Always follow Brewer’s
Cleaning & Disinfectant guidelines. You can view the
latest guidelines at brewercompany.com/resources/
product-manuals/.
Proper Disposal
Follow local and state guidelines for proper disposal of
product.
MAINTENANCE