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Fire Hazard Prevention
To minimize the re hazard, connect the unit's mains cable to a wall socket. Do not use
extension cables or power strips. Read and follow the relevant European safety directives.
Transportation
The bed should always be transported by a minimum of two persons.
Hazard Protection
Fluids
Make sure that no uids get onto the system's electrical components.
If uids do come into contact with the device, proceed as follows:
■ Disconnect the unit's mains plug
■ Remove any uids from the housing
Before re-connecting to the power supply, make sure that there are no fluids in or
around the socket, mains switch or plug.
■ Check that operating elements and other components in areas that have been in
contact with uids function correctly
Corrosion can occur if fluids are allowed to remain on the electronic operating
elements. This can cause the electronic components to malfunction. Malfunctioning
components can disrupt unit operation, posing a risk to the patient and staff.
Disposal
If you have any questions regarding disposal, please contact your local ArjoHuntleigh
representative.
Mains Cable
The system must not be operated if the mains cable is worn or damaged. To obtain a
replacement cable, please contact your local ArjoHuntleigh representative.
Interference With Other Devices
Although this device conforms to Standard IEC 60601-1-2 on Electromagnetic Compatibility, it
may cause interference, just like any other electrical device. If you suspect interference, remove
the device from the vicinity of sensitive equipment or contact the manufacturer.
(IEC 60601-1-2. Electrical Medical Products - Part 1: General Specications for Safety, 2nd
Collateral Standard: Electromagnetic Compatibility - Requirements and Inspections).
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