Why is my Arjo Medical Equipment ceiling lift beeping and not lifting?
If the Arjo Medical Equipment ceiling lift cassette beeps during use and stops lifting but can still lower, the batteries are probably low. Return the ceiling lift cassette to the clip on charging station to recharge.
Why does my Arjo Medical Equipment unit start and stop repetitively?
If the Arjo Medical Equipment unit starts and stops repetitively, it is likely that the load exceeds the safe working limit.
What to do if the charger indicator on my Arjo MAXI SKY 600 ceiling lift cassette doesn't light up?
If the charger indicator (yellow light) on the Arjo Medical Equipment ceiling lift cassette doesn't light up when charging, ensure the charging station is plugged into a working standard outlet. A green light on the charging station confirms the charger's functionality.
Why do the batteries in my Arjo Medical Equipment die so quickly?
If the batteries of your Arjo Medical Equipment are always dead after a few transfers, the life of the current batteries are probably over. Verify the function of the ceiling lift charger and the contact fingers on the clip on the charging station. Replace batteries with new ones, always changing both at the same time. It is important to always change both batteries at the same time (Contact your local ARJO representative to have batteries replaced).
What to do if my Arjo Medical Equipment ceiling lift goes past the charger?
If the Arjo Medical Equipment ceiling lift cassette passes the charging station or goes the wrong direction when returning to charge, clean the charging station's contact blades with mild detergent. Manually pass the ceiling lift cassette through the charging station once, then retry the return to charger function.
Why does my Arjo MAXI SKY 600 ceiling lift overshoot the charger?
If the Arjo Medical Equipment ceiling lift goes past the charger when you press the button to return it (4-way motor only), the charger either doesn't have power or isn't working properly, or the contacts are defective. See “Troubleshooting” question above.
What does a solid red light mean on my Arjo MAXI SKY 600?
If the red light on your Arjo Medical Equipment is solid, wait 10 to 30 minutes until it turns off, then press the “UP” button on the ceiling lift cassette again.
General| Brand | Arjo |
|---|---|
| Model | MAXI SKY 600 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Guidance on reading the manual and safety advice for using the lift.
Information on authorized service, support programs, and contacting ARJO representatives.
Details of the manufacturer and authorized representatives.
Instructions on how to navigate and understand the manual, including symbols and warnings.
Explains the meaning of symbols used on the lift cassette for power, charging, service, and emergency stop.
Specifies the approved applications for the Maxi Sky600 lift in healthcare settings.
Details the expected lifespan of the lift and its components, including maintenance requirements.
Information on locating the unit's identification number and model details.
Instructions for checking received equipment against the packing list and reporting any damage.
General guidelines and warnings for safe operation, including intended use and weight limits.
Crucial safety recommendations covering installation, user training, resident assessment, and equipment checks.
Precautions to avoid electrical hazards, including checking cords and avoiding water exposure.
Safety measures related to batteries and chargers, avoiding heat sources and flammable atmospheres.
Guidelines for handling battery leaks, disposal, and environmental impact considerations.
Specific safety rules for handling batteries and chargers to prevent damage or injury.
Emphasizes the importance of reading and maintaining equipment labels for safety.
Describes the information found on the lift's serial number plate, including model and approvals.
Details the safety certifications and compliance marks displayed on the lift cassette.
Information regarding the specifications and safety warnings for the sealed lead-acid battery.
Details on the battery charger's input/output specifications and safety compliance marks.
Identifies the main components of the lift cassette and its charging station with a diagram.
Identifies the buttons and functions of the lift's hand control unit with a diagram.
Instructions on how to return the lift to its charging station and system features related to this function.
Procedure for activating the emergency stop function by pulling the red cord.
Method for manually lowering the lift in case of electrical failure using an Allen key.
Explanation of the lift's automatic emergency brake mechanism.
Details on battery life cycle, charging depth, and factors affecting performance.
Step-by-step guide on how to connect and charge the lift's batteries correctly.
Explanation of the different indicator lights on the lift and charger for operational status.
Instructions for using pre-programmed positions for automated movement along the track.
Steps to enter the lift's programming or 'Service' mode for adjustments.
How to adjust the lifting and movement speed settings of the lift.
Procedure to set the desired height for the spreader bar when returning to the charger station.
How to configure the automatic return-to-charge function for the lift.
Information on using spreader bars and stretcher frames with the Dynamic Positioning System.
Details on different sling types, their coding, and general guidelines for use.
Preparation steps before interacting with the resident, including sling selection and communication.
Step-by-step guide on attaching slings to the Dynamic Positioning System spreader bar.
Procedure for safely lifting a resident from a bed using the lift and sling.
Method for safely lifting a resident from a seated position in a chair.
Procedure for safely lifting a resident who is on the floor.
Instructions for using loop slings with the two-point spreader bar, including attachment methods.
Detailed steps for connecting loop slings to the specific hooks on the two-point spreader bar.
Guidelines for safely positioning and preparing a resident for transport after lifting.
Information on using specialized stretcher frames and stretchers with the lift.
How to use the touch pads to control the movement and positioning of the DPS spreader bar.
Explanation of the safety feature that stops movement when an obstruction is detected.
Maintenance and cleaning instructions for the DPS spreader bar components.
Procedure for moving the lift through an exchanger unit in the track system.
How to operate turntable sections for changing routes in a multi-directional track system.
A schedule detailing required inspections and maintenance tasks for the lift and its components.
Routine checks to be performed by the user before each use of the lift for safety.
Guidelines for cleaning the lift cassette and track, and inspecting for damage.
How to inspect the lift's strap for wear, discoloration, or damage, and replacement recommendations.
Advice on proper handling during transport and storage, including battery care.
Instructions and warnings regarding replacing the lift's batteries with authorized types.
Steps to troubleshoot if the charger's indicator lights do not illuminate correctly.
Procedures for inspecting, washing, and maintaining slings for safety and hygiene.
Requirement for a yearly inspection of the lift and accessories by a certified technician.
Information about the lift's electronic monitor and when to contact ARJO for required maintenance.
Key specifications for the Maxi Sky600 lift, including weight, capacity, and dimensions.
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