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© Guldmann GB/US-1688/12/2011 • # 553658_4.01
© Guldmann GB/US-1688/12/2011 • # 553658_4.01
© Guldmann GB/US-1688/12/2011 • # 553658_4.01
© Guldmann GB/US-1688/12/2011 • # 553658_4.01
100 Purposeanduse
101 Manufacturer
V. Guldmann A/S.
Graham Bells Vej 21-23A
DK - 8200 Aarhus N
Tlf. +45 8741 3100
Fax. +45 8741 3131
102 Purposeanduseofmobilelifter
Purpose
The Guldmann mobile lifter is a carefully designed, all-round lifter which
covers the needs of hospitals, nursing homes, institutions and private homes.
It can be used indoor whenever elderly and handicapped people have to be
lifted or moved. The lifter is equipped with Guldmann’s lifting hanger or with
another suitable hanger. It should be used at an approximate maximum of
walking speed. Accessories consist of Guldmann’s lifting slings in various
sizes and models.
Requirements
When a lifter is used in an institution or in the home care service, the
assumption is that it will be operated by qualied staff.
Use slings with 4-6 lifting straps designed for tting on Guldmann’s lifting
hanger as shown in the manual.
Liftingtoandfromasittingposition
When lifting from e.g. a wheelchair, move the lifter towards the person to be
lifted. Lifting boom and lifting hanger should be level with the chest and posi-
tioned above the middle of the thigh.
Position lifting hanger parallel to the user’s shoulders. Now t the lifting sling
to the lifting hanger. For instructions on how to t the sling, see the section
entitled “Fitting the lifting sling”.
Liftingtoandfromalyingpositioninbed
Position lifting boom and lifting hanger right over the bed. Now pull the lifter
back until the lifting boom and lifting hanger are positioned above the centre
of the person to be lifted. The lifting hanger and lifting boom should be paral-
lel with the person’s shoulders. Now t the lifting sling to the lifting hanger.
For instructions on how to t the sling, see section entitled “Fitting the lifting
sling”.
Workingwiththemobilelifter
To obtain a correct working posture when moving the lifter, the carer should
always, by placing one leg in front of the other, push the lifter in a forward
motion thus utilizing his/her body weight.