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Arjo Opera - Periodic Testing and Operational Checks; Servicing Advice and Recommendations

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The following checks should be
carried out daily.
Ensure that the battery pack is always in a good
state of charge.
Periodic Testing
To be carried out at weekly intervals.
Periodic testing of the operational functions is
advisable from time to time to ensure everything
operates satisfactorily.
Test for full and efficient movement of the lift /
lower mechanism:- Raise and lower the jib using
the control handset, test also with dual switch
panel.
Automatic Stop Function:- With the jib well
above its lowest position and the lifter positioned
over an empty bed, use the handset control to lower
the jib onto the bed. As the jib lowering is
restricted, the motor will stop, release the control
handset lower button after a second or two. Raise
the jib using the control handset, then repeat the test
using the dual switch panel, this check is for the
correct functioning of the automatic stop.
Emergency Stop:- Test the emergency stop
facility by operating the control handset to lift or
lower the jib, and whilst operating, press in the
emergency stop button (see fig. 5). Powered
movement should stop immediately.
Reset to normal function by pressing the green reset
button (see fig. 5). Repeat this test using the dual
switch panel, reset to normal function. Repeat for
chassis legs opening / closing function, and reset
the button.
System Failure Lower Override:- Test this
function simply by ensuring the jib is well above its
lowest position then operate the system failure
lower override switch (see fig. 5). The jib will
lower without the need to operate the control
handset or dual control panel. The lower override
facility will still operate even with the handset
control cable unplugged.
Adjustable Width Chassis Function:- Open and
close the chassis legs using the control handset and
dual switch panel, to check for full and efficient
movement.
General lifter Condition:- A general visual
inspection of all external parts should be carried
out, and all functions should be tested for correct
operation, to ensure that no adverse damage has
occurred during use.
Servicing Advice
Warning: IMPORTANT: Cleaning
and disinfection products must be used in
accordance with the manufacturers
instructions and suitable eye, hand and
clothing protection must be worn at all
times when handling disinfectants.
•Note: 70% v/v Isopropyl Alcohol
wipes have been proved to be effective
against MRSA and several other micro-
organisms under light soiling conditions.
Warning: Ensure that the castors are
firmly secured to the chassis.
Carefully inspect all parts, in particular
where there is personal contact with the
patients body, ensure that no cracks or
sharp edges have developed which could
injure the patients skin or become
unhygienic.
Check that all external fittings are secure
and that all screws and nuts are tight.
Ensure that all instruction labels are
firmly attached and in good readable
condition.
Warning: If in any doubt about the
correct functioning of the Opera,
withdraw it from use and contact ARJO
Service Department.
Warning: ARJO recommend that the
Opera is maintained at regular intervals,
see ARJO Opera Preventive maintenance
schedule (ARJO Literature Part No.
PMS011/Opera)
With regular use the following items are
subject to wear:- slings, batteries, straps,
castors. These items must be regularly
checked as described previously, and
replaced as necessary.
Care of your Opera

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