Why is my Arjo CARENDO chair not lifting?
If your Arjo Medical Equipment chair isn't lifting, the cause may be a bad fuse. In this case, check or replace fuse F1. Other possible causes include a bad connection (check hand set and cables), a connection fault (check connection under right cover), an actuator fault (check or replace actuator), or an electronic fault (check or replace PCBA).
What to do if Arjo CARENDO seat will not rise?
If the seat of your Arjo Medical Equipment will not rise, it could be due to a bad fuse. Check fuse F1. Also, check the contacts on PCBA if they are in the wrong position. A bad connection in the hand set and cables could also be the reason. Other potential causes are a motor fault (check worm gear unit; motor), a microswitch fault (check microswitch sitting), or an electronic fault (check PCBA).
Why does my Arjo CARENDO Medical Equipment chair lift/lower but makes noises?
If your Arjo Medical Equipment chair lifts or lowers but makes noises, it could be due to bad lubrication, attachment issues, or wear. Check the bearings chassis and lubricate or replace them. Also, check the rods and their attachments for any wear. Another potential cause is bad lubrication, attachment issues, or wear in the bearings actuator, so lubricate or replace them. Finally, check the yoke attachment.
What to do if Arjo CARENDO Medical Equipment hygiene chair beeps when raising?
If you hear a beeping sound when raising the Arjo hygiene chair, it means the battery needs charging. Finish transferring the patient and switch to a fully charged battery.
What to do if Arjo CARENDO Medical Equipment seat will not recline?
If the seat of your Arjo Medical Equipment will not recline, it could be due to several reasons. Check fuse F1 if it is bad. Also, check the contacts on PCBA if they are in the wrong position. A bad connection in the hand set and cables could also be the reason. Other potential causes are a motor fault (check worm gear unit; motor), a microswitch fault (check microswitch lying), or an electronic fault (check PCBA).
Why is my Arjo Medical Equipment chair not lowering?
If your Arjo Medical Equipment chair isn't lowering, a possible cause is a bad fuse. Check or replace fuse F1. Other potential issues include a bad connection (check hand set and cables), a connection fault (check connection under right cover), a microswitch fault (check microswitch down), an actuator fault (check or replace actuator), or an electronic fault (check or replace PCBA).
What to do if the emergency down on my Arjo CARENDO Medical Equipment does not work?
If the emergency down function on your Arjo Medical Equipment is not working, the cause might be a bad fuse. Check or replace fuse F3. It could also be due to a malfunction or bad connection; in this case, check or replace the button and cables to PCBA. Another potential cause is a microswitch fault, so check the microswitch for the emergency down function. An electronic fault (check or replace PCBA) could also be the reason.
Why does my Arjo CARENDO Medical Equipment seat recline/rise but makes noises?
If your Arjo Medical Equipment seat reclines or rises but is making noises, it could be due to a bad attachment or wear. Check the upper tie rod. It may also be caused by bad lubrication, attachment issues, or wear. Check or replace the bearings seat. Another possible cause is bad lubrication, attachment issues, or wear in the worm gear unit, so check or replace that as well.
What causes the seat of Arjo CARENDO Medical Equipment to recline, but the lock for care raiser will not activate?
If the seat of your Arjo Medical Equipment reclines, but the lock for the care raiser will not activate, a possible cause is a bad fuse. Check fuse F2. Another cause might be locking pins that are maladjusted or dirty; in this case, adjust and grease the pins. It could also be due to a bad connection (check hand set and cables), a motor fault (check or replace locking device), a microswitch fault (check microswitch sitting), or an electronic fault (check PCBA).
What causes the seat of Arjo Medical Equipment to rise, but the lock for care raiser is not deactivated?
If the seat of your Arjo Medical Equipment rises, but the lock for the care raiser is not deactivated, a possible cause is a microswitch fault; check the microswitch sitting. Another cause might be locking pins that are maladjusted or dirty; adjust and grease the pins. It could also be due to a bad connection (check cables), a motor fault (check or replace locking device), or an electronic fault (check PCBA).
Procedure for assessing patient suitability before using the equipment.
Information on the expected lifespan of the equipment and its components.
Steps to follow for initial setup and checks before first-time operation.
Essential checks to perform before each use of the equipment.
Illustrations showing the correct driving and maneuvering directions.
Function for hygienic care, adjusting backrest and leg rest.
Allows patient transfer by adjusting chair height over the toilet.
Facilitates undressing and changing pads with backrest movement.
Supports patient's legs and prevents them from getting jammed.
Handles on the backrest for correct driving position for the caregiver.
Handles to help the caregiver position the chair over the toilet/shower.
Lockable castors that allow the chair to brake and be released.
Secures the patient in the chair during use and transfer.
Used to operate lifting, reclining, and Care Raiser functions.
An optional pillow for additional back support.
Device for charging the chair's battery.
The power source for the chair's electric functions.
Provides comfort and protection against pinching.
Allows manual lowering of the chair in case of electrical malfunction.
Immediately stops all chair movements in an emergency.
Net on the backrest for storing items like shampoo or pads.
Optional accessories for toileting and bedpan use.
Steps for transferring an independent patient from a standing position or walking frame.
Procedure for moving an independent patient from a wheelchair to the chair.
Instructions for helping an independent patient stand up from the chair.
Process for transferring a dependent patient using a passive lift.
Procedure for moving a dependent patient using a ceiling lift.
Steps for transferring a dependent patient using an active lift.
Guidelines for distributors and renters regarding transport and delivery.
Precautions and requirements for using the chair in a home setting.
Instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the chair for new users or after service.
Safety considerations for storing the chair when not in use.
Lists approved disinfectants for use with the product.
Lists recommended accessories for the cleaning and disinfection process.
Recommendations for optimal battery charging to prolong lifespan.
Information on expected battery lifespan and replacement indicators.
Explains the low battery warning indicator and action.
Guidance on installing the charger and changing the battery.
Responsibilities of caregivers for product upkeep and safety.
Detailed schedule for routine checks and maintenance by caregivers.
Maintenance tasks requiring qualified personnel and their frequency.
Lists common problems and their causes.
Explains alarm sounds and necessary actions.
Details of the product's technical parameters and load capacities.
Information on compatible Arjo products and device recycling guidelines.
Environmental requirements for operation, transport, and storage.
Guidance on the proper disposal of the Carendo device.
Explanation of various labels and symbols on the product.
Detailed meanings of safety and operational symbols.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Battery Voltage | 24 V |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Mobility | Mobile |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable |
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