What to do if the Arjohuntleigh Carino doesn't raise or lower?
If your Arjohuntleigh Wheelchair isn't raising or lowering, check the following: 1. Ensure the battery is fully connected in the battery compartment. 2. Verify the hand control connection plug is properly connected to the socket. 3. Confirm the battery is charged. 4. Ensure the emergency stop button is inactivated by turning the red knob clockwise.
General| Brand | Arjohuntleigh |
|---|---|
| Model | Carino |
| Category | Wheelchair |
| Language | English |
Thoroughly read this IFU for safe product operation and to prevent potential injury.
Details on product maintenance, troubleshooting, and obtaining replacement parts.
Explains key terms like WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE used in the IFU.
Criteria for evaluating resident suitability and weight limits before using the equipment.
Information on the expected service life of the equipment and its components.
Steps for initial setup, including checking parts, charging battery, and disinfection.
Daily checks to ensure all parts are present and the safety belt is assessed.
Illustrates the correct left/right and intended driving directions for the Carino.
Adjusts chair height for toilet use or showering, affecting resident recline.
Adjustable supports for resident's legs, aiding posture and transfer.
Foldable supports for resident's feet during transfers and toileting.
Handles for caregiver maneuverability, specifying correct grip points.
Four lockable castors for mobility, with instructions on braking and releasing.
Secures the resident in the chair, with adjustment and usage guidance.
Foldable arm rests for resident support and improved disinfection access.
Device for raising/lowering the chair, with an integrated hook.
Details on battery placement, charging, and usage notes.
Function to halt all operations immediately; instructions for reset.
Manual override for lowering the chair in case of hand control failure.
Function that halts movement upon detecting an obstruction.
Optional accessories for enhanced resident comfort and pressure relief.
Attachments for hygiene support and splash protection during toilet use.
Step-by-step guide for seating residents who can stand or use a walker.
Procedure for transferring residents using an active lift or raising aid.
Transferring by pushing from the back with feet on supports.
Transferring from the front without using foot supports or leg rests.
Steps for drying and dressing independent residents post-shower.
Guidelines for transport, delivery, and initial user setup.
Safety checks and considerations for safe operation in domestic settings.
Recommendations for safe storage, including environmental and child safety.
Information on battery lifespan and performance indicators.
Alerts for low battery status and actions to take.
Guidance on optimal charging practices to prolong battery life.
List of approved cleaning agents and safety precautions.
Recommended tools and personal protective equipment for cleaning.
Daily, weekly, and yearly tasks for caregivers to maintain the equipment.
Specific checks for lifting straps, safety belts, and mechanical attachments.
Procedures for testing lift function, emergency stop, and safety stops.
Solutions for issues like uncontrolled movement or failure to raise/lower.
Interpreting beeps and flashing indicators for battery or functional issues.
Voltage, power, battery type, and protection class details.
Weight breakdown for key components like the battery.
Compatible ArjoHuntleigh products for integration.
Guidelines for recycling batteries, packaging, and the main unit.
Procedures for responsible disposal of electronic waste.
Details on SWL, voltage, power, fuse, and operating modes.
Product number, serial number, and manufacturing date labels.
Label indicating the manufacturing date of the lifting strap.
Information on EMC testing and requirements for safe operation.
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