How to properly plug in actuator plugs into Hausmann Powermatic 1440 control box?
To properly connect the actuator plugs to the Hausmann Medical Equipment control box, ensure both the left and right actuator plugs are fully inserted into ports 1 and 2. The top and bottom notches on the plug should be at the 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock positions. After inserting, turn the plug clockwise 1/8th of a turn to lock it into position.
What to do if Hausmann Powermatic 1440 Medical Equipment foot control does not cause a clicking sound?
If the foot control on your Hausmann Medical Equipment isn't producing a clicking sound in the control box, and you have another working unit of the same design, try swapping the foot controls to see if that resolves the issue. If you hear a clicking sound after swapping, the original foot control is likely faulty. The clicking sound indicates that the foot control is active and triggering the relay in the box.
General| Brand | Hausmann |
|---|---|
| Model | Powermatic 1440 Series |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides guidelines for the distance between base assemblies based on the size of the mat platform.
Instructions for testing the control box and motors using the UP/DOWN buttons before full assembly.
Instructions on using a level and adjusting base plate levelers to ensure the unit is level.
Detailed instructions on correctly inserting and locking actuator plugs into the control box ports.
Guidance on inserting power and foot switch plugs into the control box.
Steps to check for power issues, including checking the green light and wall outlet.
Verifies actuator plug seating, foot control clicking, and potential faulty components.
Unplug unit before cleaning; use approved germicidal solution and a wet cloth for rinsing.
Ensures correct position for power and foot switch plugs to prevent control unit damage.
Procedure for detaching plugs using a special plastic wrench to separate brackets.
Instructions for inserting and locking actuator plugs using O-rings and a 30° turn.
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