Why does my Arjo Maxi Sky 2 PLUS ceiling lift beep during use?
If your Arjo Medical Equipment ceiling lift beeps during operation, it likely indicates low batteries. Check the display for a low battery indicator and return the ceiling lift to the charging station. While the lifting function may stop, the lowering function should still work.
What to do if the Arjo Maxi Sky 2 PLUS Medical Equipment ceiling lift does not work with the hand control?
If the Arjo Medical Equipment ceiling lift isn't responding to the hand control, ensure that the ‘Power On’ switches on both ceiling lifts are pushed upward. Check if the auxiliary UP/DOWN buttons on the ceiling lifts (near the display) are working. If those work, the hand control might be the issue. Contact your local Arjo agent to replace the hand control.
Why do the batteries of my Arjo Maxi Sky 2 PLUS Medical Equipment discharge quickly?
If the batteries of your Arjo Medical Equipment are always discharged after a few transfers, place the Maxi Sky 2 Plus under the charging station for a complete charging cycle of 8 hours. If the ceiling lift does not detect the charging station, contact your Arjo agent for maintenance.
What to do if the DOWN button on the Arjo Maxi Sky 2 PLUS Medical Equipment hand control doesn't work?
If the DOWN button on your Arjo Medical Equipment hand control isn't working, check if the strap is completely unwound from the ceiling lift. If so, the downwards motion has reached its lowest point. Ensure there is more than 1.5 kg (3.3 lb) suspended from the lifting strap, as the ceiling lift requires minimum tension to operate. Verify if the Maxi Sky 2 Plus is in Dual Mode. If the unit display shows a malfunction code, contact your local Arjo agent. Check if the auxiliary DOWN button on the ceiling lift (near the display) works; if it does, the hand control may be faulty. Contact your local Arjo agent to have the hand control replaced.
What to do if the UP button on the Arjo Maxi Sky 2 PLUS Medical Equipment hand control doesn't work?
If the UP button on your Arjo Medical Equipment hand control isn't working, check that the straps are completely wound inside the ceiling lifts, as the upwards motion may have reached its highest point. Ensure the straps aren't twisted, which could activate the "end of stroke" limiter. If the display shows a malfunction code, contact your local Arjo agent. Verify the Maxi Sky 2 Plus is in "Dual Mode". Check if the auxiliary UP button on the ceiling lift (near the display) works; if it does, the hand control may be the issue. Contact your local Arjo agent to have the hand control replaced.
What to do if Arjo Medical Equipment stops during transfer with good battery?
If your Arjo Medical Equipment ceiling lift stops during patient transfer despite showing a good battery charge, contact your local Arjo agent to have the batteries replaced.
What does it mean when the symbol is flashing on my Arjo Maxi Sky 2 PLUS display?
If the symbol is flashing on the display of your Arjo Medical Equipment, it indicates that a motor duty cycle has been reached. The function that exceeded the duty cycle is disabled, but all other functions remain active. Lower the patient and wait until the symbol disappears before attempting another transfer.
Why aren't the tilt function buttons working on my Arjo Medical Equipment hand control?
If the tilt function buttons on your Arjo Medical Equipment hand control aren't working, verify that the Maxi Sky 2 Plus is in Dual Mode. The maximum allowed height difference between spreader bars may have been reached, causing the sit or recline function to stop. The software may have calculated a weight transfer shift between the ceiling lifts, causing one to become overloaded and stopping the motion. This is a normal safety feature, indicated by the "Overweight" icon on the display. With only the spreader bar connected to the Maxi Sky 2 Plus (no patient) in Dual Mode, press the UP button to raise the spreader bar to its highest position. This will reset the height difference calculation.
Why is the tilt motion inverted on my Arjo Medical Equipment?
If the tilt motion is inverted on your Arjo Medical Equipment, make sure the leading ceiling lift (with the hand control) has a green Quick Connect adaptor. Also, ensure that the Quick Connect with the green dot is connected to the green Quick Connect adaptor.
What does a general malfunction code on my Arjo Maxi Sky 2 PLUS Medical Equipment mean?
If a general malfunction code appears on the display of your Arjo Medical Equipment, some functions may be prohibited. If the malfunction persists, contact your Arjo agent for maintenance.
General| Type | Ceiling Lift |
|---|---|
| Safe Working Load | 272 kg (600 lbs) |
| Maximum Load Capacity | 272 kg (600 lbs) |
| Lifting Capacity | 272 kg (600 lbs) |
| Power Supply | 24 V DC |
| Emergency Stop | Yes |
| Battery Backup | Yes |
| Control Type | Hand control |
| Track Options | Straight, curved tracks |
| Emergency Lowering | Yes |
| Safety Features | Overload protection, emergency stop |
Critical warnings and precautions for safe operation and handling.
Covers SWL, battery, shock, fire, and environmental safety guidelines.
Steps for powering on the lift and essential checks before first and every use.
Differentiates between Dual Mode (bariatric) and Single Mode (non-bariatric) use.
Instructions on sleep mode, accessing usage data, and using the emergency stop system.
Step-by-step guide for safely lowering a patient in an emergency and brake function.
Explains vertical movement, horizontal movement, and patient tilt functions in Dual Mode.
Detailed procedure for transferring a patient from a seated position to a lying position.
Detailed procedure for transferring a patient from a lying position to a seated position.
Procedure to reconfigure the lift from Dual Mode to Single Mode.
Procedure to reconfigure the lift from Single Mode to Dual Mode.
Instructions for cleaning the lift and its accessories between patient uses.
Identifies common issues and provides steps to check or resolve them.
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