What to do if all functions inoperative except for raising mattress platform on Arjohuntleigh Enterprise 5000X?
If all functions are inoperative on your Arjohuntleigh Medical Equipment except for raising the mattress platform, it indicates a height control software error. Raise the mattress platform to its maximum height to reset the software.
Why is my Arjohuntleigh Enterprise 5000X beeping?
If your Arjohuntleigh Medical Equipment is beeping, it could be running on its backup battery. Ensure the power supply cord is properly plugged in and that the electricity supply is working correctly. Also, check the fuse in the mains plug, if applicable.
What to do if Arjohuntleigh Enterprise 5000X Medical Equipment is difficult to maneuver?
If your Arjohuntleigh Medical Equipment is difficult to maneuver around corners, it's likely that the brake pedals are in the “steer” position. Simply place the brake pedals in the “free” position to make it easier to move.
Explains safety warnings, caution notes, and symbols indicating hazards or optional features.
Lists the standard features of the Enterprise® 5000X hospital bed for patient and carer.
Details optional features available for the Enterprise® 5000X bed, chosen by the customer.
Labels and identifies the various components of the bed when equipped with a headboard on the mattress platform.
Describes the configuration where the headboard is mounted on the bed base, including side rail options.
Explains the operation of folding split side rails and notes their availability may vary by country.
Defines the bed's intended use across three application environments and its suitability for high dependency patients.
Outlines patient types and conditions suitable for the bed, focusing on those needing minimal physical handling.
Specifies the safe working load (250kg) and maximum recommended patient weight (185kg) for the bed.
Provides the recommended patient height range and guidance for accommodating taller patients.
Guides on connecting the mains plug, accessing control boxes, and safely storing the power supply cord.
Emphasizes using correct mattress size and type, warning about entrapment hazards with very soft mattresses.
Advises on assessing mattress suitability with side rails, considering clinical assessment and approved products.
Details the three positions of the brake pedals (BRAKE, FREE, STEER) and the use of the steering castor for maneuverability.
Describes the optional full width brake bar that links foot end brake pedals for easier operation.
Explains the operation of additional brake pedals that may be provided at the head end of the bed.
Covers different side rail types, safety warnings, and the importance of using manufacturer-supplied parts.
Provides instructions on how to lower and raise the folding split side rails using the release lever.
Explains how to use the manual CPR release handle to quickly lower the backrest for cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Details how to operate the X-ray cassette tray for thoracic X-ray photography, including loading cassettes.
Guides on adjusting the bed frame to three length positions: short, standard, and extended for patient needs.
Describes the bedstripper's use for supporting clean linen during bed sheet changes and its safe working load.
Illustrates the positions of lifting pole sockets and accessory sockets on the head and foot ends of the bed.
Details the drainage bag rails and optional DIN accessory rails, specifying their maximum weight capacity.
Explains how to unlock and remove head/foot boards for access, and how to relock them securely.
Describes how to remove and replace mattress platform sections, including curved and flat types.
Guides on adjusting the mattress platform using the patient handset and attendant control panel (ACP).
Explains the Bio-Contour function and how to adjust the backrest angle using the controls.
Details controls for adjusting the thigh section and mattress platform height.
Explains the functions and indicators of the Attendant Control Panel (ACP), including power on and battery status.
Details controls for thigh section, backrest, and the Auto-Chair function.
Explains the tilt angle adjustments, including Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions.
Describes how to activate the CPR position by pressing and holding the CPR button.
Guides on manually adjusting the calf section to the vascular (horizontal) position.
Explains how to lock and unlock all or specific bed functions to prevent unintended operation.
Details the backup battery's function, charge level indicators, and associated warning tones.
Provides instructions for safely recharging the backup battery using the built-in charger.
Explains the duty cycle lockout feature and the procedure to follow if it is activated.
Outlines safety precautions before cleaning, including disconnecting power and general decontamination guidelines.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning bed surfaces, removing components, and using appropriate cleaning materials.
Specifies the use of sodium dichloroisocyanurate (NaDCC) for disinfection, including concentration levels.
Advises on using other disinfectants based on facility protocols, with cautions about material compatibility.
Lists essential daily and weekly checks for carers to ensure bed safety and functionality.
Details the yearly maintenance procedures required for trained and qualified personnel.
Outlines a step-by-step procedure to test the condition and performance of the backup battery.
Provides a table of symptoms, causes, and actions for troubleshooting common bed problems.
Explains the meaning of flashing indicators on the Attendant Control Panel (ACP) to identify system faults.
States the typical expected lifetime of the equipment and defines lifetime based on performance and safety.
Lists recommended accessories for the Enterprise 5000X range with their corresponding product codes.
Presents general technical data like weight, noise, operating conditions, and electrical specifications.
Details various bed dimensions, including length, width, height, and mattress size requirements.
Provides information on environmental protection and correct disposal of the equipment and its components.
Outlines recommended storage conditions and emphasizes careful handling to prevent damage.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the manual, including safety, reference, and manufacturer marks.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic emissions and the bed's compliance with relevant standards like CISPR 11.
Details the bed's immunity to electrostatic discharge, fast transients, surges, and voltage variations.
Recommends separation distances between portable RF devices and the bed, calculated by transmitter power.
General| Maximum Backrest Angle | 70 degrees |
|---|---|
| Wheel Type | Central locking castors |
| Type | Electric profiling bed |
| Maximum Weight Capacity | 250 kg |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Base Width | 81 cm (32 in) |
| Safe Working Load | 250 kg (550 lbs) |
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